Palworld meteor showers and Xenovader encounters offer thrilling chaos, rare resources, and epic dark-type battles for daring players.
Let me tell you, the sky's been putting on quite the light show lately, and it's not just for looking pretty. As of 2026, meteor showers in Palworld aren't just a celestial spectacle; they're a full-blown resource rush with a side of pure, unadulterated chaos. I've seen players scramble for those glowing meteorite fragments like kids after candy, and let me be the first to say, it's a messy, beautiful disaster every single time. The real kicker? These space rocks don't come down alone. Oh no, they bring the party, and the party guests are... well, let's just say they have a lot of teeth and a bad attitude.

The main attraction at these cosmic crash sites is a Pal that looks like it crawled out of a nightmare and decided to hit the gym: Xenovader. This Dark-type terror is built like a tank on two legs, sporting a grin that promises pain and claws that look like they could filet a steel beam. Encountering one in the wild is an experience I can only describe as "humbling." Its power and defense are no joke, and it has a particular fondness for hanging around the fresh craters left by falling meteors.
Here’s the typical, chaotic scene when a meteor cluster hits:
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The Prize: A cluster of Meteorite Fragments, glowing with potential for crafting some seriously cool gear.
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The Problem: A squad of Syndicate Gunners who think they have dibs.
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The Wild Card: Their heavily armed escort, which is either a Xenogard or, you guessed it, the one and only Xenovader.

Now, the fun part. Sometimes, the Syndicate isn't very organized. I've personally witnessed two rival gunner teams show up, both with Xenovaders in tow. What happens next is the best free entertainment in Palworld. They start fighting each other! Their Xenovaders go claw-to-claw in a brutal dark-type brawl. This is your golden ticket, my friend. Sit back, grab some popcorn (or, you know, a rifle), and let them soften each other up. Once they're nice and tenderized, you can swoop in, catch the weakened Xenovaders, deal with the confused Gunners, and claim all the fragments for yourself. It's a classic case of letting your enemies do the hard work.
So, why go through all this trouble for a Xenovader? Its Partner Skill, Meteorite Enthusiast, is an absolute game-changer for these events. Having this big lug on your team makes gathering those precious fragments so much easier and more fruitful. For the ultimate meteor-farming dream team, pair your Xenovader with a Xenogard. They're like the dynamic duo of dark-type debris collection.
Don't let its grumpy face fool you into thinking it's just a one-trick pony. In a fight, Xenovader is a beast. It can unleash moves like Nightmare Ball and Dark Laser to melt through opponents. Its exclusive move, Evil Claw, is as brutal as it sounds—one swipe from those razors on its hands can dismantle a foe in seconds. It's particularly effective against all those pesky Neutral-type Pals that seem to be everywhere.

Back at base, Xenovader pitches in with Level 2 skills in Lumbering and Transporting. Is it the best woodcutter or courier you'll ever have? Probably not by 2026's standards. But in a pinch, when you're swamped and need an extra pair of terrifying, clawed hands, it gets the job done. Think of it as a bonus.
To sum up my hard-earned wisdom on tackling meteor showers:
| What To Do | Why It Works |
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| Let Syndicates Fight | They weaken each other's Xenovaders for easy catching. |
| Use Xenovader's Skill | "Meteorite Enthusiast" directly boosts your fragment haul. |
| Target Neutral Types | Xenovader's Dark moves make quick work of common foes. |
| Strike After the Brawl | Clean up the exhausted survivors for maximum profit. |
In the end, Xenovader is more than just a scary face. It's a meteor-hunting specialist, a combat powerhouse, and a decent backup worker. Taming one is a rite of passage that turns chaotic meteor showers from a danger zone into your personal shopping spree. Just remember to watch the skies, and maybe keep a few extra Pal Spheres handy. You're gonna need them. :alien::comet::boom: