Suzaku, bred early: a Palworld 1.0 guide keeps Wizzite company
The breeding guide for the fire bird Pal, posted 69 days ago, is the one video still finding new viewers on a channel that posted nothing new.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
EASIEST Way to Catch Suzaku in Palworld 1.0
Wizzite posted nothing new over the week, and the channel that once traded Fortnite Friday jokes with Logan Paul is idling on a single guide.
That guide is "EASIEST Way to Catch Suzaku in Palworld 1.0", a breeding walkthrough for the blue-and-gold fire bird, pitched in its description as a way to get Suzaku early in the game. It went up about ten weeks ago with a promise to follow it with breeding guides for Ground, Dragon, Electric and Ice Pals. For now it is the video doing nearly all the moving, past 7,800 views and still picking up a steady trickle.
Behind it, the older catalog barely stirs. A Short in which Logan Paul calls Wizzite cracked at Fortnite, after losing to him in Fortnite Friday, and a hide-and-seek detective story built on a custom map by WertAndrew, both from years ago, still draw the odd viewer. Daily views across the channel are running at a little over half their usual pace, and the subscriber count held flat at 476,000.
Among the shooter and battle-royale channels close to its size, most are running below their own usual pace this week. HisWattson and Mactics are the busy ones, each adding millions of views, while Ali-A Plays and Blame Truth also kept things quiet. Wizzite sits in the middle of that group by subscribers, and right now its views come almost entirely from the Palworld guide.
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The videos drawing views on Wizzite right now
- Channel
- Wizzite
- Subscribers
- 476,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,801
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Wizzite's channel moved over the past seven days.
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Which studio developed Palworld?
Palworld was made by the Tokyo-based studio Pocketpair, which released it in early access in January 2024.



