How to get Kikit in Palworld

Sakurajima Summer is here for Palworld, giving players plenty of new content to dive into as they journey through Palpagos, building bases, defending themselves from raids, and catching Pals. The update brings plenty of stuff to the game, but most exciting of all is the new Pals.

One of these Pals is Kikit, a Ground-type who might not be very big, but they are quite interesting. If you’re on the hunt for Kikit, this is where you can find one and how to add them to your Paldeck.

Where to find Kikit in Palworld

Kikit can be found at two locations, both on the island of Sakurajima: the Northern Rock Field and the Southern Sandbar. Luckily, there are Fast Travel points at both of these locations, so as long as you’ve unlocked them, they won’t be hard to get to.

Once you’re at either the Northern Rock Field or Southern Sandbar, Kikits can be found all around. They normally travel in groups of up to three, so you’ll have plenty of chances to get one.

You can find the exact locations where Kikits can be found, which are circled on the map below. 

How to catch Kikit in Sakurajima Update

You’ll need to use a Pal Sphere to catch your Kikit by throwing it at the Pal. Engage them in combat to bring their health down as low as possible before throwing it for the best catch rate. Make sure not to kill it, though.

Kikits are not the best combat Pals, so as long as you bring the type they’re weak to, which is Grass-type Pals, you shouldn’t have too much trouble bringing one’s health down. Be aware that these Pals will roll away from you, too, so be fast. 

If you don’t feel like catching one out in the wild, you can also hatch a Kikit from a Rocky Egg if you have one.

Kikit Type, Work Suitability, and Base Stats

This little Pal is a Ground-type Pal, which is weak to Grass-types and strong against Electric-types. They only have one work suitability, Mining, of which they are only a level one. 

The base stats of Kikit are relatively low, unfortunately. They have a base HP of 75, a base Attack of 70, and a base Defense of 90. This puts Kikit at a low combat tier and sadly a low base tier as well, since they only have one work suitability.

However, Kikits have a certain charm to them, and they still make good workers for your base. They’re also pretty cute.