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Aniimo: How to Get Stellarys

The exact spawn point, capture route, and evolution requirement for the Dark-element DPS in Breezy Plains.

The exact spawn point, capture route, and evolution requirement for the Dark-element DPS in Breezy Plains.

Image: Pawprint Studio

Stellarys is No. 006 in the Aniimo index, a Dark-element DPS built like a tiny star mage, and it has exactly one home in the world. There is no rotation, no random overworld roll, and no second region to check. Everything about getting one comes down to a single clearing in Breezy Plains.

Quick answer: Stellarys only appears in the Forest of Falling Stars in Breezy Plains, as the area’s Alpha near coordinates -1515, 1015. Beating that Alpha also unlocks the Celestis evolution path.


Stellarys location in Aniimo: Forest of Falling Stars

The Forest of Falling Stars sits on the western side of the Breezy Plains map and is tuned for Lv. 40-41 players. Stellarys is the Alpha Aniimo of that zone, which means it always sits in the same spot rather than roaming the region.

Forest of Falling Stars
Forest of Falling Stars. Image: Pawprint Studio
DetailValue
RegionBreezy Plains
HabitatForest of Falling Stars
Area levelLv. 40-41
Spawn coordinates-1515, 1015
EncounterAlpha Stellarys, recommended Lv. 45

The Aniimo index lists the Forest of Falling Stars as the only habitat for Stellarys, so any other area you sweep is wasted time.


Route to the Stellarys spawn point

Open the world map and switch to Breezy Plains. Look to the left side of the map for the Forest of Falling Stars label with the Lv. 40-41 tag on it.
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The Forest of Falling Stars sits on the left edge of the Breezy Plains map. Shown at 00:07 in JA Guides Gaming’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio
Fast travel to the closest point and drop down the purple-grassed hill toward the swampy, muddy clearing inside the forest. Gliding cuts most of the descent.
Walk to roughly -1515, 1015 and scan the open field. The Alpha Stellarys stands out in the open with a red target marker and a health bar labelled “Stellarys Recommended Lv. 45.”
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The Alpha Stellarys waiting in the clearing, flagged as a recommended Lv. 45 fight. Shown at 00:23 in JA Guides Gaming’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Catching Stellarys after the fight

Bring a team around Lv. 45 before you engage. Stellarys fights as a ranged magic attacker and will teleport away from you, so a party that can keep pressure on a moving target saves a lot of time.

Capture attempts are not guaranteed. Expect to throw more than once, and knock its health down first so the capture chance improves.


Confirm Stellarys in the Aniimo index

Open the Aniimo index and jump to entry No. 006. The Basic Form slot fills in once the catch registers, and the entry shows the Forest of Falling Stars as its habitat along with its Dark typing and DPS role. If that slot is still blank, the capture did not land.

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The Stellarys Basic Form index page, with the Forest of Falling Stars listed as its only habitat. Shown at 00:34 in JA Guides Gaming’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Evolve Celestis into Stellarys

The second route runs through Celestis, the Lumin-stage Aniimo that Stellarys grows out of. The evolution stays locked until you defeat the Alpha Stellarys in the Forest of Falling Stars, so the trip out there is unavoidable either way.

  • Unlock condition: defeat Alpha Stellarys
  • Requirement: a Celestis at Lv. 18
  • Cost: Night Stone x3
  • Result: Nova-stage Stellarys, Dark element, DPS role

Stellarys base stats and skills

Stellarys is a glass cannon. Attack and magic attack both sit at 125 while HP stays at 95, so it wants distance and a frontline partner rather than a straight brawl. It has Fly Lv. 1 for pathfinding and no dedicated mobility skill.

StatValueStatValue
HP95M.DEF69
ATK125Break54
M.ATK125Regen94
P.DEF68Total505

Its trait, Grand Sorcerer, adds extra damage to basic attack hits for 5 seconds after any skill use, which rewards cycling a skill between attack strings. The skill set covers three glide variants that each apply a different element while airborne.

SkillElementEP costPower
Shooting StarsDark2040
Shooting Star GlideDark2074
Chill GlideIce2074
Aquatic GlideWater2074
Shadow MagicDark200
Comet AureusDark0166

Chill Glide drops Ice stars and stacks an Ice Debuff on every hit, while Aquatic Glide drains 3 Energy from the target per hit. Both let Stellarys attack while moving for 15 seconds once the skill has been held for 4 seconds.

Shadow Magic is the survival button. It breaks control effects, backs you off the target, and leaves a clone for 20 seconds that copies your attacks for 20 percent damage. Press it again to swap places with the clone, which vanishes if it ends up more than 20 meters away. Comet Aureus is the ultimate, dropping a comet barrage on one target.


Rainstorm and Prismana Stellarys spawn conditions

The two alternate forms share the same forest but demand specific conditions, and neither can be reached through evolution. Only one of each can exist at a time, and they do not respawn.

Stellarys
Stellarys. Image: Pawprint Studio
FormElementSpawn condition
Basic (No. 6A)DarkAlpha spawn, any weather
Rainstorm (No. 6B)Dark / WaterRain or thunderstorm weather
Prismana (No. 6C)Dark / IceUnder the star tree during a Prismana Flow event

Rainstorm Stellarys stands 1.4 meters tall and weighs 7 kg, and it keeps the same 505 stat total as the base form while adding Water typing on top of Dark. Reporting a sighting pays out 100 Credits, and releasing one gives two Growth Flowers.

Check the weather before you fast travel. If the forecast over the forest is clear, the Rainstorm variant will not be out there no matter how long you search.

Once entry No. 006 is filled in, the same clearing keeps serving you: the Alpha is a fixed landmark, and every weather-gated variant uses the identical patch of ground. Marking that spot on your map is the fastest way to finish the whole Stellarys line.