In Palworld, you will find a small herd of Swees led by a large Sweepa. Many questions may present themselves when you see how eerily similar these Pals look. Here is all the information you need to know about them.
Swee and Sweepa Spawns in Palworld
You won’t find a Sweepa without an entourage of Swees in Palworld. These adorable and fluffy critters move as a herd, and the Sweepas are very protective over their small counterparts.
The below map shows the spawn points for both the Swee and the Sweepa, so if you’re looking for one, you’ll find them both.
As they travel in packs, you’ll need some half-decent equipment, although they are low-leveled Pals.
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Catching Swee and Sweepa in Palworld
Catching these Pals is both easy and difficult. Naturally, if you attack one of them, the whole herd will jump to their defense and try to defeat you. As there are typically four or five of them together, you’ll be under fire from quite the bombardment.
The Swee will keep bombarding you with Ice Missiles, and the Sweepa will occasionally use their Ice Cutter move, which launches a moderately powerful and wide projectile. You’ll need to act fast and efficiently so you’re not under attack for too long.
To capture the Swee, you’ll only need Pal Spheres. The Sweepa can also be captured with Pal Spheres, although Mega Spheres will be more convenient.
As you’re trying to capture them, I’d advise against any Pal involvement. They’ll likely defeat the ones you want to catch. Bring along some Metal Armor and the Metal Helm to stave off their attacks, and bring a Metal Spear for the Swee and a Crossbow for the Sweepa. These weapons will allow you to whittle their health down for an easy capture.
Alternatively, you can simply let a powerful Fire-type Pal lay waste to the whole herd in mere moments.
They will both drop Wool when defeated or captured.
Swee and Sweepa stat boost in Palworld
Before you ask, no, Swee cannot evolve into Sweepa in Palworld. They are both separate entities. However, they do work great as a team.
Sweepa’s Passive Skill is that its stats will improve with a Swee on your team, and the more Swee you have, the more the Sweepa’s stats increase.
Below is one of my Sweepas without any other Swee on the team. The next image shows its stats with four Swee on the team.
With a full team of Swees and one Sweepa, the Sweepa’s attack increased by 103, and its defense increased by 92. Considering this is only a level 18, rank 0 Sweepa, the stat potential of these Pals is incredible.
If you need a powerful Ice Pal, it may be viable to rank up a Sweepa and four Swees through the Pal Essence Condenser to level up their Passive Skills to improve this stat increase even further. You may have a buff Sweepa on your hands.
Now that you know all about the Swee and Sweepa in Palworld, why don’t you learn about the Pal Essence Condenser?
