Cube Press
- Power
- 600
- Cooldown
- 30s
- Range
- 5–40m
- Pwr/sec
- 20
<characterName id=|CubeTurtle|/>'s exclusive skill. Leaps into the air and crushes enemies with its massive weight.

Tetroise is a Ground Pal in Palworld with 95 base HP, 100 Attack and 135 Defence. Its strongest base skill is Mining Lv4, ranking 32 of the 57 Pals with Mining suitability. It can be ridden at 540 sprint speed, 108 of 111 mounts.
Those stones on its back are not just cargo. Set them down somewhere distant and they will slowly make their way back home.
Tetroise appears in Desert and World Tree at levels 48–80.
Spawn areas, levels and times come from the game’s own spawner tables. The level range here covers every spawner that lists Tetroise; the map below draws the ones the game places on the main island, so its range can be narrower.

| Stat | Value | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Paldex number | #142 | — |
| Element | Ground | — |
| HP | 95 | #148 of 288 |
| Attack | 100 | #214 of 288 |
| Defence | 135 | #7 of 288 |
| Mining | Lv 4 | #32 of 57 |
| Rarity | 8 | Epic |
| Price | 2,436 | — |
Tetroise’s HP is around average for a Pal (148 of 288) and its attack is below average (214 of 288). Ranks count every Pal in the Paldex, and describe position in a sorted list rather than how good a Pal is to play.
Ranks count only the Pals that hold each job, so #1 of 57 means best in the game at it.
Every Pal has one partner skill, active while it fights alongside you.
Its hardest-hitting move is Cube Press at 600 power on a 30s cooldown, learned at level 50. It also learns Stone Blast (1), Stone Cannon (7), Sand Tornado (15), Rockburst (22), Rock Lance (30), Sand Twister (40) and Rocky Impact (70).
<characterName id=|CubeTurtle|/>'s exclusive skill. Leaps into the air and crushes enemies with its massive weight.
Shakes the ground and lifts a massive boulder into the air.
Creates multiple sand tornadoes. The tornadoes continuously spin in circles.
Generates a sharp rock spear under an enemy.
Causes the ground to shake before hurling a massive stone mass at its surroundings.
Generates two sand tornadoes on either side before launching them at an enemy.
Digs up a boulder and hurls it at an enemy.
Fires a barrage of stones forward.
Levels are when Tetroise learns each skill naturally. Skills marked Egg are inherited rather than learned, and can be passed on through breeding. Power ranks count every skill with a power value.
Tetroise has no innate passive skill.
Every Pal of this species is born with these, on top of any rolled traits.
| Item | Chance | Quantity | Expected |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100% | 1–2 | 1.50 | |
| 100% | 1 | 1.00 |
The drop worth farming Tetroise for is Ruby, at 100% for 1–2 per kill — though other sources of Ruby may be quicker. It also drops Large Pal Soul.
Breed rank decides which egg a pair produces; every parent pair that produces Tetroise is listed on its breeding page, and the breeding calculator works any pair the other way round.
Tetroise has 95 HP and 135 defence, and the world places it at level 55. It takes double damage from Grass, which decides most of the fight before it starts.
| Pal | Element | Attack | HP |
|---|---|---|---|
| GrassDark | 135 | 125 | |
| Grass | 120 | 140 | |
| GrassWater | 115 | 130 | |
| Grass | 120 | 120 | |
| GrassGround | 100 | 130 | |
| Grass | 100 | 140 | |
| GroundGrass | 105 | 110 | |
| GrassGround | 100 | 150 |
Ranked by the same combat score as the tier list, then filtered to elements the game says hit Tetroise for double. Stats are base — a condensed Pal of the same species hits harder.
A variant shares this Paldex number and changes some of the numbers. Everything not listed below is identical.
| What changes | Tetroise | Tetroise Primo |
|---|---|---|
| Elements | Ground | Neutral |
| Defence | 135 | 140 |
| Breed rank | 790 | 200 |
| Mining | 4 | 6 |
| Found in | Desert, World Tree | Feybreak, World Tree |
Unlocks the gear this Pal equips.
4 items are named after Tetroise — Tetroise Bounty Token, Tetroise Primo Bounty Token, Tetroise Primo Saddle and Tetroise Saddle.
Things the game files cannot state — how a spawn behaves, what actually works in a fight. Written by players and checked by a moderator before it appears. Every other number on this page comes out of Palworld’s own data tables; these do not, which is why they sit apart.
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