Early in your time with the new creature-catching game Aniimo, you’ll be given the choice to pick one free Prismana, which is a more powerful version of Aniimo. The decision can feel overwhelming with all the different options, so this guide will help you make the best choice for your playthrough.
If you’re just getting started, we also have a guide for choosing your starter Aniimo as well.
What are Prismana Aniimo?
You learn about Prismana Aniimo early in the game, even though you won’t have access to one right away. These Prismana Aniimo are more powerful variants of Aniimo, similar to Mega Pokemon. A Prismana can include an additional elemental type, as well as some exclusive attacks or altered traits that make them very useful additions to your collection.
During the story, the game will prompt you to pick one of the Prismana Aniimo. You won’t be able to access this Prismana Aniimo right away, as you’ll need to reach level 40 in order to use it. The game will also reassure you that you can still change your mind when the time comes to collect it. This means there’s not a lot of pressure to make the best pick right away, but you’ll still want to understand your options.
So, what are your options and which should you pick?
All free Prismana Aniimo
You’ll have a pretty wide selection with the following 14 Prismana:
- Stellarys
- Pawney
- Ignitis
- Luminelle
- Scorchhowl
- Glacy
- Panpanta
- Cornet
- Hexxin
- Blazen
- Turbo
- Magmarex
- Thornblade
- Grizbo
These 14 Prismana Aniimo offer a wide range of elemental types and unique visual styles, but you’ll probably want to choose one that will give you the greatest advantage in combat. Your personal pick might depend on whether you want an Aniimo to provide a healing role or one to deal serious damage.
Recommended picks for Prismana Aniimo
Glacy (Light/Water type)
Glacy is a top-tier pick for a healer. In Glacy’s Prismana form, this Aniimo can heal the entire party as well as provide an increase to the party’s attack damage. As a bonus, this Aniimo can also swim in deep water.
This Prismana is a dual Light and Water-type Aniimo resistant to Rock, Light, Water, and Fire elements. It is weak only to Ice and Electric elements.
Blazen (Electric/Dark type)
Blazen is one of the best picks for dealing damage. Prismana Blazen is an Aniimo with the Break role, and it is able to deal a ton of damage to break the enemy’s defenses. As a bonus, this Aniimo can also offer the ability to climb.
This Prismana is a dual Electric and Dark-type Aniimo. It is effective against several element types: Water, Grass, Fire, Wind, and Light. Certain abilities will also offer large attack bonuses.
Grizbo (Dark/Rock type)
Grizbo is another solid choice for dealing a lot of damage. Prismana Grizbo is a DPS-based Aniimo with its Raging Rampage trait, which allows it to build up rage during battle and increase its damage by 30%.
This Prismana is a dual Dark and Rock-type Aniimo. Grizbo’s Prismana form adds Ice and Wind elements to its weakness, but this can still be a powerful pick for damage-dealing in your party composition.
Hexxin (Grass/Dark type)
Hexxin is a more unconventional pick. This Prismana is useful for combat, but it is primarily a choice if you want an Aniimo to help further your exploration in the world. Prismana Hexxin can provide better visibility in darker places in the world with its mobility speciality called Luminous Seed, as the seeds will light up the area around you.
In terms of combat, it has the Oozing Malice skill that can reduce enemy healing by 44%, and it can also deal moderate damage as well.
Prismana Hexxin Aniimo with the Regen role and the dual Grass and Dark-type elements. This makes it weak to Fire, Wind, and Light, but it is effective against Water and Rock.
