Pomegg is one of the few Aniimo in Idyll that forks. Raise it to the right level and it can become either Pomawk, a Grass BREAK unit that keeps the family’s sound-wave gimmick, or Dazmand, an Electric SUP unit that switches element entirely. The catch is that the two paths are parallel, not sequential, and each stone is spent on a single creature.
Quick answer: Level a Pomegg to 25, then use Sprout Stone x1 for Pomawk, or Roar Stone x1 for Dazmand after clearing the related Aniimo Discovery event quests. One Pomegg, one branch.
Pomegg evolution requirements for Pomawk and Dazmand
Both branches share the same level gate. The difference is the stone and the extra unlock condition attached to the Electric path.
| Result | Requirements | Item cost |
|---|---|---|
 Pomawk | Aniimo level 25 | Sprout Stone x1 |
 Dazmand | Aniimo level 25; complete the related quests of the Aniimo Discovery event | Roar Stone x1 |
Neither result evolves again. Pomawk and Dazmand are both final stages, so once the stone goes in, that Pomegg is locked into the form you picked.
This is a branch, not a chain. A single Pomegg cannot become Pomawk and then Dazmand later, so you need to raise a second Pomegg to level 25 if you want both in your Aniilog.
Where to catch Pomegg in Idyll
Pomegg is a Grass BREAK Aniimo from the Breezy Plains region, standing 1 m tall and weighing 6 kg. The base form sticks to one wood, while its regional variants spread across the map at very different levels, which matters if you want a low-level catch you can train from scratch.
| Area | Form | Level range |
|---|---|---|
| Rosetower Woods | Base | 43–50 |
| Rosetower Woods | Snowfield | 43–50 |
| Driftwise Meadow | Snowfield | 50–55 |
| Beast Fang Ridge | Highland | 30–35 |
| Zephyrus Landbridge | Highland | 47–57 |
| Forest of Falling Stars | Sea of Flowers | 20–25 |
| Tideblossom Coast | Sea of Flowers | 53–60 |
Only the base form carries the Dazmand branch in its evolution entry, so plan your catch around Rosetower Woods if the Electric support is what you are after.
Pomawk and Dazmand stats and skills compared
Decide before you spend a stone. The two results barely overlap in what they do, and their stat spreads point in opposite directions.
| Stat | Pomegg | Pomawk | Dazmand |
|---|---|---|---|
| HP | 74 | 87 | 100 |
| Attack | 72 | 90 | 108 |
| Defense | 68 | 80 | 81 |
| Magic Attack | 72 | 90 | 108 |
| Magic Defense | 65 | 76 | 90 |
| BP Attack | 91 | 107 | 55 |
| EP Regen | 85 | 100 | 88 |
Pomawk is the break specialist. It grows to 1.25 m, keeps the Grass element and the BREAK role, and inherits Pomegg’s Tuning trait, which stacks Volume every time it casts a skill and pays out with a crit rate boost once the meter fills. Its new tools are Sonic Boom, an innate blast that instantly fills Volume, and Wild Show, a charged microphone attack that rewards a well-timed release.
| Pomawk skill | Element | Power |
|---|---|---|
| Sonic Boom | Grass | 176 |
| Wild Show | Grass | 70 |
| Jittering Beats | Grass | 45 |
| Rhythm Combo | Grass | 36 |
| ATK | Grass | 6 |
Dazmand throws that plan out. It is Electric SUP, 1.35 m tall, and its BP Attack drops to 55, so it stops being a breaker and becomes a team buffer. Its Spotlight Moment trait makes the first skill it uses right after entering battle cost no EP, which pairs neatly with Thunder Sweep pulling enemies together and raising the team’s crit rate for Lightning damage. Lightning Storm is the payoff, a mobile cast that lands 12 hits and stacks Lightning Debuff on everything in range.
| Dazmand skill | Element | Power |
|---|---|---|
| Lightning Storm | Electric | 150 |
| Thunder Sweep | Electric | 80 |
| Lightning Break | Electric | 54 |
| Electricity Shock | Electric | 40 |
| ATK | Electric | 6 |
Evolving Pomegg into Pomawk
This is the open path. Nothing is time-limited and nothing has to be unlocked first.
Evolving Pomegg into Dazmand during the Aniimo Discovery event
The Electric branch is gated behind event progress rather than anything you can farm in the open world. The Aniimo Discovery: Dazmand event runs from September 25 to October 8, 2026, and it is where the related quests live. During the event you spend Searches to track Dazmand across Idyll and catch them in the field, and catching 20 of them awards a Perfect Dazmand Egg that hatches with Perfect Potential.
Pomegg regional forms and the Pomawk they become
Every regional Pomegg shares the base form’s stat line and BREAK role, and every one of them evolves at Aniimo level 25 with Sprout Stone x1 into the matching Pomawk. The form carries over, so a Highland Pomegg becomes a Highland Pomawk and never the base version.
| Form | Elements | Evolves into |
|---|---|---|
| Base | Grass | Pomawk or Dazmand |
| Snowfield | Grass, Ice |  Pomawk (Snowfield) |
| Highland | Grass |  Pomawk (Highland Form) |
| Sea of Flowers | Grass |  Pomawk (Sea of Flowers) |
Pomegg (Snowfield) is the only variant that changes typing, adding Ice on top of Grass, and it is the one that brings Frost Strike, an Ice skill that freezes everything around it for 2.5 seconds. That move stays with Pomawk (Snowfield) after evolving and does not appear on the base, Highland or Sea of Flowers lines.
Pomegg (Highland Form) wears a tall hat of dead leaves and stays pure Grass, splitting its spawns between Beast Fang Ridge and Zephyrus Landbridge. Beast Fang Ridge is the lowest-level Highland catch on the map.
Pomegg (Sea of Flowers) dances with flower balls instead of grass pom-poms and is the easiest variant to grab early, since Forest of Falling Stars spawns it at 20–25. Its Pomawk form glows pink but plays exactly like the Grass original.
Encountering every different form of Pomegg is one of the family’s recorded research traits, so sweeping all four spawn areas pays off beyond the evolution itself.
How to confirm the evolution worked
The stone disappears from your bag and the creature’s entry rewrites itself on the spot. A finished Pomawk reads as a Grass BREAK Aniimo at 1.25 m with Sonic Boom and Wild Show added to its skill list, while a finished Dazmand reads as Electric SUP at 1.35 m with Lightning Storm and Thunder Sweep in place of the Grass moves.
If the second option is greyed out on a level 25 Pomegg, the event quests are the missing piece, not the level. And once both branches are logged, the only way to add the other one is another Pomegg raised from scratch.
