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InPalworld, Loupmoon is a dark Pal that only roams at night. It’s a tall, ominous-looking pal that looks somewhat like an oversized Gremlin from the namesake 80s classic movie with its long ears and sharp claws. While some pals in the wild are neutral and ignore anyone strolling by,Loupmoonis very aggressive and will attack you on sight.
If you’re hoping to stumble across Loupmoon in the dead of night, chances are, it’ll probably find you first. However, there are some helpful pointers onwhere to find LoupmoonacrossPalworld’smassive map. Early-game players should also prepare for a tough fight if they are hoping to catch Loupmoon by familiarizing themselves with a few tips for the best chance ofcapture rate success.
Where To Find Loupmoon In Palworld
While Loupmoon tends to pounce out of the shadows seemingly from nowhere, the best places to find Loupmoon are around thewestern to northwest areasof the map. However, you must search at night, as it is a nocturnal Pal with no daytime habitat zones.
Try fast-traveling to the west fast travel point next to theSealed Realm of the Thunder Dragonand head north towardsPalworld’sJormuntide boss battlelake area. You can ignore the boss if you like. Here, there’s a good chance of Loupmoon packs appearing when the sun sets.
Once you’ve caught Loupmoon, you can check other spawn points using the Paldeck map, as seen in the above image.
How To Catch Loupmoon In Palworld
To catch Loupmoon, one ofPalworld’s rarest Pals, you need a Pal Sphere that’s tough enough to stop it from escaping, namely, aGigasphere. Loupmoon has few core attacks, including a long-range purple projectile and a red-flared, close-quarters swipe. While it will run at you, it’s best to keep a distance as much as possible and rely on using weapons like a bow and arrow.
Additionally, you can deploy a high-damage Pal to help chip away at its health. Loupmoon also tends to run off when its health drops, so be prepared to give chase.
Loupmoon Skills, Stats, And Work Suitability In Palworld
Loupmoon is alevel-twohandiwork pal, making it ideal for general legwork around your base. However, it also makes a decent base protector with its reasonably high attack and defensive stats. Furthermore, if you’re searching forbones inPalworld, you’re in luck with Loupmoon. While you might expect Loupmoon to drop horns due to the large dual ones on its head,this Pal actually drops boneswhen killed.
It may also be worth adding Loupmoon to your party due to its variousActive and Passive Skills, each of which is listed below.
