Palia: How to Get Major Manta Plush

The Major Manta Plush is the newly added plush in Palia, alongside the Crab Warrior plush. It is a rare plush in the game that has a chance to drop while fishing. However, fishing alone can be tiring, and there are better ways to make fishing more efficient, especially to get the plush. In this guide, we will explain how to get the Major Manta Plush in Palia.

How to Get Major Manta Plush in Palia

The Major Manta Plush has a chance to drop while fishing in the Royal Highlands. Although there is no specific fish mentioned in the patch notes, it is safe to say that fishing for Mantas has a higher chance of dropping the plush. If you are fishing for Major Manta, then it probably has the highest chance of dropping the plush.

Players can find the Major Manta in the Royal Highlands bay areas from 3 AM to 9 PM (in-game time) in the Royal Highlands map region. There are several spots in the Royal Highlands where players can fish in the Royal Highlands bay areas. One of the best fishing spots to find Major Manta is Enfield Shores. Another great spot for finding Major Manta is at the shore south of Amber Lake.

Upon reaching the fishing location, start catching fish in the fishing bubbles while equipping either the Worm or Glow Worm Bait.

NOTE: If you spot Amber at the fishing spot, use the arrows to break the Amber. Catching Major Manta from the Amber spot will give you some Amber Echo as additional loot.

As there are other fish in the ocean, the catch rate of Mantas will be low. However, it is best to join other players on the shore to fish alongside them.

Best Tips to Get Major Manta Plush

Here are some additional tips to help you get Major Manta plush quickly in Palia.

• Join other players on the shore to have a better chance of getting the plush.
• Put down the Chum Bucket in the area to increase the drop rate of rare loot. This will not only give you Star-Quality fish but also a better chance of dropping the plush.
• Switch between the Worm and Glow Worm Baits from time to time while fishing.