Aniimo’s launch season puts four Prismana forms on a weekly clock. Each week of the Vein Abundance event pulls one Prismana Aniimo toward a single Nurture ecosystem, and that is the only place it shows up when a Prismana Flow triggers. Miss the week, and you wait until the final rotation for another shot.
Quick answer: Prismana Glynsera is live from 21 to 27 September at the Beast Fang Ridge Nurture ecosystem. Nurture that flower until a Prismana Flow triggers, then spend a Sparkling Cube on the Prismana that appears.
Vein Abundance Prismana rotation dates and locations
Five windows run back to back from 21 September through 25 October. Each one names a Prismana, one region, and one Nurture flower inside it.
| Prismana | Window | Nurture ecosystem | Zone level |
|---|---|---|---|
 Glynsera | 21–27 Sep | Beast Fang Ridge | 30–35 |
 Melloblum | 28 Sep – 4 Oct | Rosetower Woods | 43–50 |
 Waleetle | 5–11 Oct | Berylline Vale | 40–47 |
 Inferlupa | 12–18 Oct | Nimbus Fields | 5–15 |
| All four | 19–25 Oct | All four flowers | — |
Each window starts at 04:00 and ends at 03:59 according to its server’s local clock; consequently, all servers use matching calendar dates, differing only in the time shown.
- Asia — UTC+8
- Europe — UTC
- Americas — UTC−4
The Prismana week for Inferlupa sits in Nimbus Fields, a level 5–15 zone, so low-level accounts are not locked out of the last solo rotation.
How to trigger a Prismana Flow during the rotation
The Prismana does not roam the region. It appears when the week’s flower produces a Prismana Flow, and the flower only produces one as its Prismatic Energy climbs. Two actions raise that energy.
- Nurturing the designated flower increases the area’s Prismatic Energy; every such increase carries a 3% chance of starting a Prismana Flow.
- Catching Aniimo in the area can trigger a Lucky Strike, which also raises Prismatic Energy and carries a 0.6% chance of a Flow.
- The first three Nurture runs you do in the designated area each weekend greatly increase the chance of Nova Stage Aniimo appearing.
- Harvesting Veinfruit boosts your area Prismana gain by an additional 50%.
The flower itself displays which state it has reached. At the top of the scale a Flow is guaranteed rather than rolled, which is why grinding the same flower all week beats hopping between regions.
| State | Flow chance | Energy required |
|---|---|---|
| Empty | Trace | Start |
| Very Low | Low | 501 |
| Slight | Moderate | 1,501 |
| Abundant | High | 3,001 |
| Very High | Extremely High | 6,001 |
| Full | Guaranteed | 10,500 |
You know the loop worked when the Flow fires and the week’s Prismana Aniimo spawns at the flower. Until that happens, the flower’s state bar is the only progress indicator that matters.
When to use a Sparkling Cube on a Prismana Aniimo
Sparkling Cubes are the scarce resource in this event, not the Prismana spawns. An Aniimo caught with a Sparkling Cube has guaranteed Perfect Potential, which removes the reason to re-catch the same creature for weeks hoping for good stats. That makes a Prismana the correct target: you trigger the Flow once, catch once, and never repeat it.
The Set Out, Pathfinder check-in track hands one out on day 7. The seven check-ins are claimable within 30 days of your first login and do not need to be consecutive, so a missed day only pushes the Cube back rather than losing it.
Spending a Cube on an ordinary wild catch is the main way players waste one. A standard Aniipod used on a Prismana during its rotation week still beats a premium pod used on a common creature in a starting meadow.
Sparkling is a separate mutation from Prismana, and it sits at a 1 in 20,000 base chance per Aniimo, so do not hold a Cube waiting for a Sparkling Prismana to walk into the Flow.
The four rotation Prismana Aniimo and their skills
You can inspect all four before committing a Cube. Open the in-game menu, go to Events, select Prismana Pact, and tap View Index to open the full Prismana Aniimo Index, which shows each creature’s role, elements, trait and learnable skills.
| Skill | Aniimo | Power | EP cost |
|---|---|---|---|
 Boomerang Blade | Glynsera | 39 | 20 |
 Frost Tail Strike | Glynsera | 60 | 15 |
 Thorny Blessing | Melloblum | 25 | 30 |
 Stone Ball Cutter | Waleetle | 67 | 20 |
 Stone Ball Drift | Waleetle | 61 | 20 |
 Blazing Wolf Assault | Inferlupa | 60 | 20 |
 Unbroken Flameruff Spirit | Inferlupa | 60 | 20 |
 Wolfpack Onslaught | Inferlupa | 194 | 0 |
Prismana Glynsera (Ice and Light, DPS)
Glynsera is a damage dealer with the Biting Wind trait, and its kit covers Boomerang Blade, Ice Strikes, Frost Tail Strike, Prismana Slash and Ice Tornado, plus Hustle for mobility. Boomerang Blade throws an ice blade that applies stacks of [Ice Debuff] and keeps draining energy while it spins, with a second press recalling it. Frost Tail Strike then cashes those stacks in for 85% extra damage, so the two skills are meant to be run as a pair. In its Prismana form, the fur tips and mouth blades turn red as a warning display.
Prismana Melloblum (Grass and Light, Support)
Melloblum is the support of the set, built around the Phantom Opening trait and a kit of Thorny Blessing, Blasting Roses, Healing Rose, Sparkling Rose and Rose Garden. Thorny Blessing is the team buff worth planning around: it grants the whole party an effect that spawns damaging thorns under a target whenever Grass Crit Damage lands, triggering up to once every 0.5 seconds for 15 seconds on an 18-second cooldown. Its Prismana form swaps the white floral gown for a crystalline skirt and turns the rose thorns into a crown. The in-game clue for tracking it points deep into the Maze of Thorns.
Prismana Waleetle (Ground and Dark, DPS)
Waleetle runs the Overloaded Engine trait with Stone Ball Cutter, Stone Ball Drift, Sandstorm Spin, Darkwheel Slash and Rock Ball Blast. Cutter is the raw hit, rolling the stone ball forward, while Drift is the ramp: each hit adds 8% damage for 20 seconds and stacks up to four times, so opening with Drift before Cutter is the straightforward damage line. The Prismana version heats its stone ball into molten lava, a nod to the creature’s obsession with top speed.
Prismana Inferlupa (Dark and Fire, Break)
Inferlupa is the only Break role in the rotation, using the Full Energy trait alongside Crossfire, Blazing Wolf Assault, Unbroken Flameruff Spirit, Hunting Pack and Wolfpack Onslaught. Unbroken Flameruff Spirit is the reason to want it: the ricocheting spirit raises BREAK efficiency against everything it hits by 10% per stack, up to three stacks, for 20 seconds. Blazing Wolf Assault summons two clones at a chosen spot, and in the [Full Energy] state it adds a third clone with [Super Armor] for 10 seconds. Wolfpack Onslaught is the heavy hitter at 194 power on an 8-second cooldown and no EP cost, sending a soul clone forward to tackle and then explode.
Prismana Carnival: all four Prismana from 19–25 October
The final week lights every flower at once. From 19 to 25 October, Prismana Glynsera, Melloblum, Waleetle and Inferlupa appear in Beast Fang Ridge, Rosetower Woods, Berylline Vale and Nimbus Fields simultaneously, which is the catch-up window for anything you missed earlier in the season.
That week is also the reason not to burn every Cube in September. Each Prismana you register counts toward the Prismana Index inside the Prismana Pact, which pays out its own milestone rewards as the count climbs, and the Carnival is the one window where you can push four entries in seven days.
Treat each week as a single objective: park at the named flower, nurture it, harvest the Veinfruit, catch whatever gathers to keep Prismatic Energy rising, and hold your Cube until the Flow actually produces the Prismana. Everything else in the event calendar, from the egg-rate weekends to the cosmetic rounds, can be cleared around that.
