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Aniimo: How to Get Pomegg Snowfield Form

Snowfield Pomegg only appears in two regions, and only while snowy weather is running.

Snowfield Pomegg only appears in two regions, and only while snowy weather is running.

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Pomegg has four regional forms, and the Snowfield version is the one that swaps pure Grass for a Grass/Ice combination. It is not a drop, an evolution branch, or an event reward. It is a weather-gated spawn, which means the only thing standing between you and No. 36B is snow falling in the right place.

Quick answer: Go to Rosetower Woods or Driftwise Meadow while snowy weather is active, then catch the Pomegg that spawns there. The Snowfield form does not appear in any other weather.


Snowfield Pomegg spawn conditions

The form is tied to a single condition: snowy weather. When it is snowing in a qualifying region, Pomeggs there roll as the Snowfield form, complete with the snowball balanced on the shell. When the weather shifts, those spawns revert to the regular Grass version, and nothing you do in the field will force the Ice typing to appear.

Two regions qualify, and they sit at different level bands, so the one you pick depends on how strong your own team is.

HabitatLevel rangeSpawn points
Rosetower WoodsLv 43–50120
Driftwise MeadowLv 50–5534

Rosetower Woods has by far the denser population, so it is the better farm if you want several attempts in one weather window. Driftwise Meadow, in Breezy Plains, has fewer points but they are clustered tightly around the lake, which makes them easier to sweep on foot.


How to find and catch Snowfield Pomegg

Open the map and pull up the habitat view for Pomegg (Snowfield Form). The yellow habitat squares mark every stretch of ground where the form can appear, and the entry lists Snowy as its requirement. If it is not snowing, there is no point travelling yet.
Fast travel to Driftwise Meadow in Breezy Plains once snow is falling. The habitat squares spread across the northern part of the area and wrap around the lake, so the shoreline is the most efficient patrol route.
Work along the right-hand side of the lake. Pomeggs tuck into their shells here and look like small snowmen, so scan for the snowball rather than for movement. They are easy to walk straight past on a white shoreline.
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The snowy lake shoreline in Driftwise Meadow, with spawns along the right side of the water. Shown at 00:10 in JA Guides Gaming’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio
Soften it up before throwing. Snowfield Pomegg has a base catch chance of 38%, and that improves with a break state or a backstab, each of which applies a 1.5x multiplier. Hitting it while it sleeps at night is another way to stack the odds.

Leave your Fire attackers on the bench here. Snowfield Pomegg takes 2.56x damage from Fire, and over-killing a catch target wastes the encounter.


How to confirm you caught the Snowfield form

Check the Aniilog entry after the catch. The Snowfield form is logged as No. 36B, sitting between the basic Pomegg (36A) and Highland Pomegg (36C), and its element line reads Grass and Ice rather than Grass alone. Its Homeland abilities list three entries, Artisanship, Grass and Ice, each at Lv. 1. If you see only Grass on both lines, you picked up the standard form.

Summoning it in the field is the fastest visual check. The Snowfield model keeps a snowball perched on its head and pulls into its shell like a miniature snowman, which is exactly how the Aniilog describes it.

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Summoning Pomegg from the Aniimo menu to check the Snowfield model and its idle animation. Shown at 00:31 in JA Guides Gaming’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Snowfield Pomegg stats, trait, and skills

Snowfield Pomegg is a Lumin stage Aniimo in the Break role. The spread is lopsided in a useful way, with a high Break value propping up otherwise modest numbers.

StatValue
HP74
Attack72
Break91
P.Def68
M.Def65
Regen85
Base total455

Its trait, Tuning, grants one stack of Volume per skill cast, up to six. Reaching six stacks raises Crit Rate by 20% for 15 seconds, so the whole kit rewards casting often rather than hoarding energy for one big hit.

SkillElementEP costPower
Rhythm ComboGrass1036
Jittering BeatsGrass2045
Frost StrikeIce2045

Rhythm Combo

A single-target chain that can be cast up to three times in a row with no cooldown. Landing the cast on the right beat adds an extra stack of Volume, which is the quickest route to the crit bonus.

Rhythm Combo
Rhythm Combo. Image: Pawprint Studio

Jittering Beats

An area hit around itself that applies Silence for 4 seconds on a 15 second cooldown. It is the answer to packs of skill-casting enemies.

Jittering Beats
Jittering Beats. Image: Pawprint Studio

Frost Strike

The form’s exclusive Ice option, also a 15 second cooldown, striking everything nearby and freezing targets for 2.5 seconds. Freezing a group mid-catch is the practical reason to keep a second Snowfield Pomegg around.

Frost Strike
Frost Strike. Image: Pawprint Studio

Its innate attack is a close-range Grass strike tagged to the Break role. There is no mobility skill, so it is not a traversal pick.


Evolving Snowfield Pomegg into Snowfield Pomawk

Snowfield Pomegg evolves once it hits Lv. 25, moving from the Lumin stage straight to Nova as Snowfield Pomawk. The evolution costs Sprout Stone x3.

Pomegg
Pomegg. Image: Pawprint Studio

The Dazmand branch belongs to the standard Pomegg and requires the related Aniimo Discovery event missions. The Snowfield form has a single evolution path.

If snow is not falling when you arrive, nothing about the trip is wasted time. The same two regions carry the regular Pomegg population, and the habitat squares do not move, so you can scout the lake route now and come back the moment the weather turns.