Which pals learn Slime Press (Water) in Palworld?

Exactly one: Blue Slime, which unlocks Slime Press (Water) at level 1. No skill fruit exists for it, so that single learnset is the only place the move appears in Palworld 1.0.

Can you get Slime Press (Water) from a skill fruit?

No. Slime Press (Water) has no skill fruit in Palworld 1.0, so Blue Slime is the only pal that will ever have it. No amount of chest farming changes that.

How much damage does Slime Press (Water) do in Palworld?

Slime Press (Water) has 50 power and a 1 second cooldown. Power gets multiplied by the pal's attack stat and the element matchup, so the same move hits far harder on Blue Slime at 70 attack than on anything below it.

Is Slime Press (Water) a good skill in Palworld?

Early only. 50 power is at the low end of Water's range against 800 at the top of the element, so it fills a bar before the real Water moves unlock and comes off it afterwards. The 1 second cooldown is the one thing in its favor.

Can Slime Press (Water) be inherited by breeding?

No. Slime Press (Water) does not carry to eggs in Palworld 1.0, so a hatchling never starts with it. Level a learner to 1 instead, and treat the move as something you train rather than something you breed for.

Slime Press (Water) in Palworld · 50 Power, 1 Pal Learns It

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Which pals learn Slime Press (Water)

One pal learns Slime Press (Water) by level-up: Blue Slime, at level 1, with 70 attack behind it. No fruit teaches it, so that one pal is the whole list.

Blue Slime Lv 1 Water

Slime Press (Water) power and cooldown

Slime Press (Water) hits for 50 on a 1 second cooldown, which is at the low end of Water's range, where the hardest hitter lands at 800. A 1 second cooldown means it is up again almost immediately, so the damage arrives in small helpings.

Slime Press ships in 6 element forms in Palworld 1.0 and no plain one, and this is the Water version. Each form has its own learners and its own matchups, so they are separate moves rather than skins. Slime Press (Dark) is one of the others.

Can you teach Slime Press (Water) to any pal

No. Slime Press (Water) has no skill fruit in Palworld 1.0, which is the part most move lists leave out. Blue Slime is the only pal that will ever have it, at level 1. Every Water skill is listed with its own fruit flag.

Can Slime Press (Water) pass to eggs

No. Slime Press (Water) does not survive an egg in Palworld 1.0. A hatchling has to reach level 1 on a learnset that carries it. Breeding for it is wasted cake, so plan around the Water pals that already have it.

Is Slime Press (Water) worth using

Early on. 50 power is at the low end of Water's range, so it is what you use before the element's real moves unlock at up to 800. Keep it if the 1 second cooldown is doing the work; drop it once Blue Slime learns anything bigger.

Slime Press (Water) FAQ

Which pals learn Slime Press (Water) in Palworld?: Exactly one: Blue Slime, which unlocks Slime Press (Water) at level 1. No skill fruit exists for it, so that single learnset is the only place the move appears in Palworld 1.0.
Can you get Slime Press (Water) from a skill fruit?: No. Slime Press (Water) has no skill fruit in Palworld 1.0, so Blue Slime is the only pal that will ever have it. No amount of chest farming changes that.
How much damage does Slime Press (Water) do in Palworld?: Slime Press (Water) has 50 power and a 1 second cooldown. Power gets multiplied by the pal's attack stat and the element matchup, so the same move hits far harder on Blue Slime at 70 attack than on anything below it.
Is Slime Press (Water) a good skill in Palworld?: Early only. 50 power is at the low end of Water's range against 800 at the top of the element, so it fills a bar before the real Water moves unlock and comes off it afterwards. The 1 second cooldown is the one thing in its favor.
Can Slime Press (Water) be inherited by breeding?: No. Slime Press (Water) does not carry to eggs in Palworld 1.0, so a hatchling never starts with it. Level a learner to 1 instead, and treat the move as something you train rather than something you breed for.