Aniimo: How to Get Chirpi Beach Form

Beach Chirpi is the second entry in the Chirpi family, logged as No. 7B in the Aniilog. It is a Lumin stage Support with a dual Wind/Water element, and unlike the standard Chirpi, it does not show up in the starting areas most players sweep first. It lives on coastlines, and there are only two places to look.

Quick answer: Beach Chirpi spawns in Echoback Landing and Forest of Falling Stars, both in the Breezy Plains region. Catch one in the wild — the basic Chirpi never changes into this form.

Beach Chirpi spawn locations in Breezy Plains

Both habitats sit inside Breezy Plains, but they are aimed at very different points in a playthrough. Forest of Falling Stars is an early-to-mid zone split into several level bands, while Echoback Landing is meaningfully tougher.

Area	Region	Level range
Forest of Falling Stars	Breezy Plains	18–25 (banded)
Echoback Landing	Breezy Plains	34–40 (banded)

Forest of Falling Stars is broken into sub-areas covering Lv. 18–20, Lv. 20–25, Lv. 21–22, and Lv. 23–24. Echoback Landing runs across Lv. 34–35, Lv. 36–40, and Lv. 38–39. If your team is under-levelled for the coast, the forest is the far safer farm.

The two zones are also worth very different amounts if you plan to clear them while hunting. Forest of Falling Stars is the denser collectible zone by a wide margin.

Area	Chests	Bonfires	Lumin amber
Forest of Falling Stars	47	1	5
Echoback Landing	29	2	5

Forest of Falling Stars also holds 2 blooms, 2 transporters, 10 ecological points, 1 lumin collection, and 2 pathfinder challenges. Echoback Landing carries 3 blooms, 5 ecological points, 3 lumin collections, and 6 pathfinder challenges, with no transporters.

The standard Chirpi (No. 7A) is found in Nimbus Fields, The Argent Strait, Beast Fang Ridge, and Blitzwood. Catching one of those does not give you the Beach form, and no evolution converts between the two.

How to find Beach Chirpi on the coast

Open the world map and pin the shoreline stretch of Echoback Landing, on the western edge of Breezy Plains. Spawn markers cluster along the coast rather than inland, so route to the nearest bonfire on the beach side.

Map Location Guide — The world map marks Chirpi spawns along the Echoback Landing shoreline. Shown at 00:09 in JA Guides Gaming’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Once you land, look up. Chirpi hover at low altitude over the sand rather than perching, so they are easy to run straight past while scanning ground level. Landmarks on the beach, like the whale skeleton, make good anchor points to sweep around.

Spotting Chirpi on the Beach — A Chirpi floats above the whale skeleton on the Echoback Landing beach. Shown at 00:23 in JA Guides Gaming’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

If the first spawn point is empty or you need duplicates, fly along the coast in both directions instead of waiting in place. The shoreline holds several separate spawn clusters, and covering ground is faster than camping one.

Flying and Locating Additional Spawns — Flying along the coast toward Echoback reveals further Chirpi spawn points. Shown at 00:34 in JA Guides Gaming’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Capture it, then open the Aniilog. The catch registered correctly when entry No. 7B Beach Chirpi is filled in and the card lists both Wind and Water elements with the Support role. If the card shows Wind only, you caught the basic form at 7A.

Beach Chirpi stats, trait, and abilities

Beach Chirpi is a regen-leaning Support rather than a damage dealer. Its total base stat pool is modest, with REGEN as the clear standout and BREAK well below the pack.

Stat	Value
HP	97
ATK	83
BREAK	43
P.DEF	67
M.DEF	69
REGEN	93
Total	452

It carries Water and Wind Homeland Abilities at Lv. 1, and Fly as its pathfinding action, which lets it clear terrain that grounded Aniimo cannot. It has no mobility skill.

When you bring in another Chirpi during a fight, the Band Member trait gives that incoming family member 20 EP; it cannot activate more than once per 20 seconds. This makes a Chirpi-focused lineup more rewarding than using Beach Chirpi by itself.

Combat skills

Skill	EP cost	Power
Tornado Wind Orb	20	67
Tornado	20	59
Water Tornado	20	45
Leaf Tornado	20	45
March	20	—

Tornado Wind Orb is a Wind aim skill on a 1-second cooldown that explodes on impact and leaves a forward-propelling tornado behind it. That short cooldown plus the highest power on the kit makes it the default filler.

Water Tornado is the Water option, on a 15-second cooldown. It drops a vortex at the targeted spot, pulls enemies toward the center, and strips 4 Energy from the target on every hit. Tornado does the same pull with air and no Energy drain, while Leaf Tornado absorbs nearby puddles as it spins, dealing 100% extra damage when it does.

March is the support button. It grants the movement-series buff of the same name, restoring 0.8% max HP per second for 20 seconds, and with three movement-series buffs running at once, every effect from those buffs is increased by 30%. Its innate attack is a ranged magic Wind hit.

How to evolve Beach Chirpi at Lv. 18

Beach Chirpi branches straight from Lumin to Nova at Lv. 18, skipping the Gamma stage. All three routes cost the same materials, so the gating is entirely in the conditions.

Evolution	Requirements	Cost
Beach Cornet	Lv. 18	Gust Stone x3
Beach Tromber	Lv. 18, Regen Potential 6+, Magical Horn talent	Gust Stone x3
Beach Tubster	Lv. 18, BREAK Potential 6+	Gust Stone x3

Beach Cornet is the unconditional route — hit the level, spend the stones, done. Beach Tromber additionally needs Regen Potential at 6 or higher and the Magical Horn passive talent learned before the option appears. Beach Tubster has an extra layer on top of its BREAK Potential requirement, because the evolution has to be unlocked by defeating Alpha Tubster first.

Check Potential values before you push the last few levels. If a stat is sitting at 5, you will hit Lv. 18 with only the Cornet branch available and have to raise it afterward.

The third variant, Highland Chirpi (No. 7C), is a separate catch with its own habitats, so filling out the family means returning to the field rather than evolving your way there. For the Beach form specifically, the coastline is the whole answer — everything else follows once it is in your box.