Inferlupa is a three-headed, Dark and Fire wolf in Aniimo, and the Shadow Prismana version is one of its rarest cosmetic forms. Instead of the standard blue-and-purple sparkling coloring, the Shadow Prismana trades that palette for a deep red body wrapped in black, with the drifting soul-heads howling at its side. The creature itself plays identically to any other Inferlupa; only its appearance changes.
Quick answer: Shadow Prismana is a sparkling appearance variant of Inferlupa with roughly a 0.5% chance to roll. It alters color only — stats, skills, and role stay the same as a normal Inferlupa.
How rare the Shadow Prismana variant is
Inferlupa rolls a sparkling color on a very small chance, and the Shadow Prismana sits at the bottom of that pool at around 0.5%. Separately, the species carries a shiny rate of 0.005% (1 in 20,000) and a dark rate of 0.0333% (1 in 3,000) baked into the shipped game data. Base catch chance when you encounter one in the wild is 28%.
Beyond the Common and Shadow Sparkling colorways, Inferlupa also has a run of numbered sparkling forms, Type I through Type X, plus a Dazzling option. The Shadow Sparkling is the one shown here in red and black.

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Hustle is Inferlupa’s traversal skill, letting it cover ground quickly as it consumes stamina. Instead of running, it folds its legs beneath its body and skims just above the ground, with no leg movement visible during a sprint.

Its standard attacks are a mix of close-range claw combos and a ranged option where it rears up and spits a glowing purple energy blast. These basic hits feed directly into its signature mechanic.

After landing eight basic attacks in a fight, Inferlupa enters the Full Energy state. The next skill it uses is enhanced, and that skill’s damage is counted as basic attack damage. Several of its skills change behavior while Full Energy is active.
Inferlupa skill list and power values
| Skill | Element | Power | EP cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dark | 6 | 0 | |
| Dark | 60 | 20 | |
| Dark | 60 | 20 | |
| Fire | 60 | 20 | |
| Fire | 65 | 20 | |
| Dark | 194 | 0 |
Unbroken Flameruff Spirit launches a spectral wolf head, which rebounds among its targets. Each hit boosts the target’s BREAK efficiency by 10% per stack, with a maximum of three stacks lasting 20 seconds. The head makes five bounces by default, or seven when Full Energy is active.


Hunting Pack and Blazing Wolf Assault both summon two clones to attack a chosen spot. Under Full Energy, each adds a third clone, and Blazing Wolf Assault’s extra clone gains Super Armor for 10 seconds. Crossfire fires a penetrating flame ray that lands up to nine hits, with its Might increased by 45% during Full Energy.

Inferlupa’s ultimate, Wolfpack Onslaught, calls forth a soul clone that charges ahead and bursts into damage when it makes contact.

Base stats and role
Inferlupa fills the BREAK role, and its highest stat reflects that. The following are its base values straight from the game data.
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| 95 | |
| 89 | |
| P.DEF | 70 |
| REGEN | 99 |
| 80 | |
| 108 |
It weighs 25 kg, stands 1.6 m tall, and sits at element level 3 across its Dark and Fire typings. Its gender split is even at 50/50.
Elemental defense
Inferlupa takes the most damage from Light, Wind, and Water at ×1.6 each. It is neutral to Dark, Lightning, and Earth at ×1, and resists Ice, Fire, and Grass most, reducing those to ×0.625.
Evolution from Flameruff
Inferlupa is a stage 3 creature in the Emberpup family, evolving from Flameruff. To take that path, Flameruff must reach Aniimo level 20, witness its extinguished fighting spirit reignited, and complete the Journey: Warrior task. The evolution also consumes a Night Stone x1 and Unbroken Flameruff Spirit x6.

Lore-wise, Inferlupa is a Flameruff that challenged a stronger foe and lost. Having absorbed the souls of fallen companions who shared the same bitterness, it is now driven by revenge, which explains the three arguing heads. Releasing one rewards an Unbroken Flameruff Spirit x6 and a Growth Flower x2.
Whatever color you land on, the creature underneath is the same BREAK-focused wolf. The Shadow Prismana finish simply makes that wolf a good deal harder to find.





