Aniimo: How to Catch Prismana Glynsera in the Vein Abundance Event

Prismana Glynsera is the season-limited catch tied to the Vein Abundance event in Aniimo, and it does not sit at a fixed spawn point. It only appears at Beast Fang Ridge while a Prismana Flow is active, which means you have to raise the region’s Prismatic Energy to “Full” before the ice wolf shows up on the map.

Quick answer: Nurture the Bloom at Beast Fang Ridge until the area’s Prismatic Energy state reads “Full” to spawn Prismana Form Glynsera, then track the pink beacon near Frigid Waters and throw an Anipod to catch it.

Vein Abundance event window and rotation

Glynsera is the featured Prismana for the opening week of the rotation, available from September 21 to 27 at Beast Fang Ridge. While it is featured, Prismana Scorchhowl does not appear in that region. If you miss this window, the same four Prismana return in an encore from October 19 to 26.

Event menu overview — The Vein Abundance event page, where Glynsera is listed as the season-limited target. Shown at 00:04 in OnGame MultiGaming’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Dates	Featured Prismana	Region
Sep 21 – Sep 27	Glynsera	Beast Fang Ridge
Sep 28 – Oct 4	Melloblum	Rosetower Woods
Oct 5 – Oct 11	Waleetle	Berylline Vale
Oct 12 – Oct 18	Inferlupa	Nimbus Fields
Oct 19 – Oct 26	All four (encore)	Their own regions

Nurturing at the featured region grants +50% Prismatic Energy, so the Beast Fang Ridge Bloom fills faster during this window than a normal Prismana hunt would allow.

Trigger a Prismana Flow at the Beast Fang Ridge Bloom

The spawn only happens once the region’s Prismatic Energy state reaches “Full.” You build toward that at the Bloom plant, running a Wild Surge and then releasing the energy you collect.

Open the world map, select the Bloom location inside Beast Fang Ridge, and teleport to it. The Bloom shows floating interaction icons for Nurture, Attract Aniimo, and Release Prismatic Energy.

Interact with the Bloom and use the Nurture option to submit offerings such as Ice Shards. Each nurture raises the area’s Prismatic Energy state, and you can also spend Vein Essence rather than waiting only for daily nurture attempts.

Choose “Attract Aniimo” to launch a Wild Surge lasting three minutes. Swarms of Bonesky, Fenrier, and standard Glynsera gather around the Bloom.

Catch or battle the surge Aniimo to accumulate energy while the timer runs. Tumblers work well for scooping up multiple Bonesky at once.

Catching Wild Surge Aniimo — Clearing surge Aniimo like Bonesky during the three-minute timer builds the energy you release afterward. Shown at 00:52 in OnGame MultiGaming’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

When the surge ends, return to the Bloom and choose “Release Prismatic Energy.” Keep going until the area notification reads “This area’s Prismatic Energy state: Full.” That triggers the message “Prismana Form Glynsera appeared.”

The energy state climbs through Abundant and Very High before Full. Only the Full state spawns the Prismana, so do not stop tracking the ice wolf until you see that exact state.

Faster method: force the flow with a Prismatic Crystal

With enough progress in your local Branch, you can bypass most of the nurturing grind. Advance along the region’s main Branch until the Prismana Radiance reward appears; it provides a Prismatic Crystal.

Take the crystal to the Branch, open the Change Weather menu, and select the currently featured Prismana Flow. Consuming the crystal activates the Flow immediately. Save any spare crystals for the October encore or for limited rotations you actually want, since Glynsera is only featured briefly.

Find and catch Prismana Glynsera

Once the Flow is live, a pink marker labeled Prismana Form Glynsera appears on the map, generally to the north near Frigid Waters, along with a tall pink beacon of light in the world.

Open the map, select the Prismana Form Glynsera marker, and set tracking. A pink dotted trail then guides you toward the target.

Locating Prismana Glynsera — Selecting the Prismana Form Glynsera marker sets the tracking trail toward the spawn. Shown at 02:01 in OnGame MultiGaming’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Teleport to the closest fast-travel point near Frigid Waters, then travel the rest on foot or by mount. The creature often spawns on elevated terrain, so expect some climbing after you land.

Locating Spawned Glysera — The Frigid Waters fast-travel point puts you closest to the northern spawn. Shown at 03:45 in Serrohverse’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Follow the beacon to the base of the light. Glynsera glows pink, with red tips on its fur and red curved blades in its mouth. Confirm the name before you commit, since it is easy to grab a nearby wild Aniimo by mistake.

Second Nurture Attempt — The spawned Glynsera waiting in the field once you reach the beacon. Shown at 05:22 in Serrohverse’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Sneak up behind it and throw a capture item. An Anipod Hyper or Anipod Ultra improves your odds, and a Sparkling Cube gives a guaranteed catch if you do not want to gamble on a limited spawn. Weakening it first with a Fire Aniimo, such as Emberpup or Flameruff, raises the catch rate without knocking it out.

You know it worked when the capture confirms and Prismana Glynsera lands in your Aniimo box. The catch reticle shows the percentage and any bonuses, such as x1.5 for a backstab, before you throw.

What Prismana Glynsera brings once caught

Prismana Glynsera is a Nova Stage S1 Aniimo in the DPS role, carrying both Ice and Light elements. Acquiring its Prismana form grants a permanent Form Research Bonus of +2.0% ATK, and its Hustle mobility lets it sprint at high speed by burning stamina.

Vein Abundance Event Overview — The Glynsera preview screen, showing the model, stats, and skills you unlock on capture. Shown at 00:24 in Serrohverse’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

HP	ATK	BREAK	DEF	M.DEF	REGEN
95	118	53	72	76	98

Its trait, Biting Wind, increases Crit Rate by 15% when it damages a target holding more than 5 stacks of Ice Debuff. Ice Strikes applies 5 stacks of Ice Debuff per use, while Frost Tail Strike can consume stacks for extra damage, so the creature is built around stacking cold and cashing it in. At the Homeland, it can cool crops and haul stored produce thanks to its Ice, Light, and Carry abilities.