Irisalis is Aniimo’s first Legendary Aniimo, a Grass-element DPS, and the only creature you can currently re-dress through the Transmog system. Getting her takes a fixed crafting path rather than a random overworld catch, and once she joins your team you can reroll her look part by part until you land one of her four full skin sets.
Quick answer: Craft the Legendary Aniipod: Irisalis with 99 Irisalis Petals, win her one-time Energy Rift encounter, then open Aniimo Management → Irisalis → Transmogrify to roll her skins.
What you need before you start
Irisalis is tied to the seasonal event Legendary Journey: Windchaser’s Departure, which opened on September 25 and runs until December 10, 2026. You must reach Student I to access the stage, and you cannot catch her by throwing a standard Aniipod. The whole path runs on Irisalis Petals.
The crafting stage (Walking with Irisalis) unlocks at these server times:
- Asia server: September 25, 02:00 UTC
- EU server: September 25, 10:00 UTC
- NA server: September 25, 14:00 UTC
Irisalis Petals come from the main story, Journey Quests, open-world gathering across Breezy Plains, first Alpha clears, Elite Pathfinder Challenges, Branch Nurturing, Silver Badges and Aniimo Research, plus weekly-limited event sources. Keep your first 99 Petals reserved for the pod.
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Open the Transmog menu

The five appearance parts
Irisalis’s look is split into five separate parts, each drawn on its own. Only Color is open from the start. The rest unlock as you build Transmog Progress, and every normal roll adds 10 Progress.
| Part | Unlock requirement |
|---|---|
| Color | Available from the start |
| Wings | 150 Transmog Progress |
| Headwear | 400 Transmog Progress |
| Body | 750 Transmog Progress |
| Effects | 1,200 Transmog Progress |
Effects works differently from the others. It is fixed at Legendary quality and simply switches on once you unlock it through Progress, so there is nothing to reroll there.
How rolls and odds work
Every roll replaces all open, unlocked parts and adds the result to a ten-slot History of your best draws. Results are not applied automatically, so another roll will not erase a good one. For a roll with all parts unlocked, the displayed rarity rates are:
| Rarity | Chance |
|---|---|
| Rare | 77.42% |
| Epic | 19.36% |
| Legendary | 3.22% |
A Legendary part is guaranteed within 62 attempts on the base configuration.
Radiant Dreamshadow vs Glimmering Driftshadow
Transmog runs on two currencies, and they are not interchangeable. Glimmering Driftshadow is the cheap, event-based option for early rolls. Radiant Dreamshadow is the flexible one you need once you start locking parts.


| Currency | Cost | Rolls | With locks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Irisalis Petals | Color, Wings, Headwear only | Cannot be used | |
| 200 in quick purchase | All open parts | Required |
Glimmering Driftshadow cannot add Progress to parts it is unable to roll, and becomes unusable as soon as you set a lock. Use it for early rolls, before you have anything worth keeping; if both items are usable, the game consumes it before Radiant Dreamshadow. You can replenish Radiant Dreamshadow with the First Encounter in Light pack, which offers 10 for 380 Lumin Crystals, with up to three purchases allowed, until October 8.
Tick “Use Exclusively: Glimmering Driftshadow” if you want a roll to never touch your Radiant Dreamshadow.
Locking parts for a set hunt
When a roll gives you a piece you want, lock it so it stays while the other parts reroll. You can lock up to three parts, and at least one always stays open, so a fourth lock is refused. More locks raise both the roll cost and the Legendary chance.
| Locked parts | Roll cost | Legendary chance | Guaranteed within |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | ×1 | 3.22% | 62 |
| 1 | ×2 | 4.29% | 47 |
| 2 | ×4 | 5.97% | 34 |
| 3 | ×8 | 8.84% | 23 |
Each lock doubles the cost, so save three locked parts for the final stretch of a set hunt. A practical sequence is to keep the Legendary color you got, roll for wings, lock them, and proceed to the next part. Focus on the appearance you want instead of rarity by itself: a lower-rarity piece that completes your set can be more valuable than a Legendary that does not match.
Irisalis’s four skin sets
A set is complete when its Color, Wings, Headwear and Body all match. Having all four pieces from one set gives Irisalis a completely different appearance. There are two Epic sets and two Legendary sets.

| Set | Rarity | Signature color |
|---|---|---|
| Floral Glow | Epic | Cherry-Blossom Afterglow |
| Shadowthorn Phantom | Epic | Deep Violet |
| Starbloom Moonlight | Legendary | Nightglow |
| Sunflare Rose | Legendary | Radiant Gold |

You are not forced to wear a full set. Parts can be mixed, so you can pair one set’s Color with another set’s Wings and a different Headwear or Body. A single Legendary piece does not complete a Legendary set, though. Each of the Wings, Headwear and Body slots has to land on the same set separately, which is why the full Legendary looks are the long game.
Save a preset and apply your look
Applying a draw is your decision point. Choose an entry in History and select Save & Apply; this clears the History. You also have two personal preset slots, letting you save another appearance and switch Irisalis among Default, Preset 1 and Preset 2 without rolling again.
You know it worked when the preset shows as “Currently Applied” and Irisalis carries the new appearance everywhere, including the open world, battle, the Photo Studio and your team screen. Other players see it too, the way a fully unlocked look appears on other Pathfinders in the hub.

Transmog is cosmetic only
Changing Irisalis’s appearance never touches her performance. Her ATK, HP, defensive stats, REGEN, Skills and Potential all stay the same no matter which set she wears. The look and the combat build are separate systems.

That makes the whole system a pure appearance layer. Catch Irisalis once through the Aniipod path, then roll her parts at your own pace, using Glimmering Driftshadow while everything is still unlocked and switching to Radiant Dreamshadow once you commit to locking a set together.





