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Aniimo: How to Get Azure Grass

Where Azur Grass turns up in Idyll, what it sells for, and the recipe that consumes it.

Where Azur Grass turns up in Idyll, what it sells for, and the recipe that consumes it.

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Azure Grass is one of the plain-looking gathering items in Aniimo that quietly piles up in your bag until you need it. It is a common evolution material, recognizable in the world as tight clusters of blue flowers that bunch into rounded, almost perfectly spherical blooms.

Quick answer: Pick Azure Grass up while exploring Idyll, claim it as a Mobility rift reward, or buy it from the Bloomville Specialties shop for 100 Primegy each.


Azure Grass item details

AttributeValue
TypeEvolution Material
RarityCommon
Shop price100 Primegy
Sell value20 Home Coin

The sell value is the base payout at the Homeland Co-op Store. Daily offers can raise what a stack pays out, so it is worth checking the store’s rotating buy list before dumping a large pile of leftovers.


How to get Azure Grass in Aniimo

There are three reliable ways to build up a stock, and they suit different play sessions. Open-world gathering is the cheapest, rift rewards top you up while you are already running content, and the shop covers the gap when a recipe needs a few more right now.

  • Exploring Idyll — it grows as a world pickup and is gathered like any other plant node.
  • Mobility rift rewards — Azure Grass appears in the Mobility reward pool.
  • Bloomville Specialties — stocked in the shop’s specialties section for 100 Primegy.

Gathering it in the field

The blue spherical blooms stand out against most of Idyll’s terrain, which makes them easy to spot at a distance once you know the silhouette. Because it is a common material, it respawns on the usual world node cycle, so a route you have already cleared is worth rerunning rather than hunting for fresh ground.

Keep a traversal-focused Aniimo in your team while gathering. Flight, swimming, and tunneling abilities cut the walking time between nodes far more than a higher attack stat would.

Buying it with Primegy

Head to Bloomville and open the Specialties tab of the shop. Azure Grass is listed there at a flat 100 Primegy per unit, which is the fastest fix when a craft is short by two or three pieces and you do not want to run a gathering loop.


What Azure Grass is used for

Its main job is crafting. Azure Grass feeds into the Semi-finished Aniipod recipe, the partly built pod produced by an Aniipod Maker that still needs a final manual pass before it counts as a finished catching tool. If you are trying to keep a steady supply of pods without spending premium currency, this is the material line that keeps the machine fed.

The second use is straightforward currency conversion. Surplus Azure Grass can be sold directly from the inventory or at the Homeland Co-op Store, paying out Home Coins that go back into Homeland upgrades.

Sell down a stack only after checking your Aniipod production queue. Pods are consumed constantly while catching, and rebuying the grass at 100 Primegy costs more than the 20 Home Coin you got for it.


How to confirm you have Azure Grass

Open your inventory and switch to the materials view. Azure Grass files under Evolution Materials, not under gear or consumable healing items.
Select the item and read the description. The correct entry mentions dense clusters of blue flowers forming spherical blooms, along with the note that it can be sold for Home Coins.
Open the Semi-finished Aniipod recipe. If your count meets the requirement, the craft button becomes available and the material row shows your stack as satisfied rather than in red.

Because Azure Grass sits at the common tier, there is no reason to hoard it past what your current recipes and Homeland projects need. Gather it opportunistically on routes you are already running, let the Mobility rift rewards top up the rest, and save Primegy purchases for the moments when a craft is genuinely blocked.