Aniimo: Every Driftwise Meadow Aniimo Location for 100% Collection

Blue flower fields give way to ice at Driftwise Meadow, a Breezy Plains zone containing 15 catchable Aniimo forms from levels 50 through 55. With the coordinates in hand, most appear in the open. The remaining entries keep the collection meter in the upper 90s until you alter the weather, switch the clock, or trigger a Prismana Flow.

Quick answer: 11 of the 15 forms sit at fixed coordinates you can simply walk to. Pomegg needs snowfall, Sparki and Flamerion need night, and Prismana Glacy needs a Prismana Flow.

All Driftwise Meadow Aniimo locations and coordinates

Aniimo	Coordinates	Condition
Fentuft	-0576, 1180	Any time
Fenmane	-0460, 1170	Any time
Nimbi (Plateau)	-0480, 1169	Any time
Turbo (Plateau)	-0644, 1166	Any time
Iris (Plateau)	-0659, 1125	Any time
Irisal (Plateau)	-0682, 1164	Any time
Skippy (Snowfield)	-0373, 1277	Any time
Pranky (Snowfield)	-0373, 1277	Any time
Glacy (Snowfield)	-0336, 1278	Any time
Bonesky	-0333, 1366	Any time
Fenrier	-0219, 1332	Any time
Pomegg (Snowfield)	-0312, 1394	Snowy weather
Sparki (Forest)	-0691, 1125	Night only
Flamerion (Forest)	-0646, 1125	Night, after 15 Sparki
Glacy (Prismana)	-0462, 1399	Prismana Flow

Work from the Breezy Plains map rather than your eyes. Open it, drop a marker on the coordinates you want next, close the map, and follow the on-screen tracker. The habitat panel for each Aniimo also confirms you are hunting in the right corner of the area before you start running.

00:24Catch Fenmane (Basic Form)

How the 15 forms are counted

The meter tracks forms, not species, which is why Glacy takes up two of the 15 entries here. The Snowfield version and the Prismana version are separate cards, and the regional tag on each card is what keeps them apart.

• Plateau form: Iris, Irisal, Nimbi, Turbo
• Snowfield form: Skippy, Pranky, Glacy, Pomegg
• Forest form: Sparki, Flamerion
• No variant tag: Fentuft, Fenmane, Bonesky, Fenrier
• Prismana form: Glacy only

Ice runs through most of the area, but Grass, Water, Fire, Lightning, Wind, and Holy all show up too. One elemental counter will not carry you through the whole route, so bring a team that can cover more than the cold.

The four conditional spawns: snow, night, and Prismana Flow

When the percentage refuses to move, one of these four is almost always the gap. None of them can be brute-forced by walking the map harder.

Pomegg (Snowfield): snowy weather only

At -0312, 1394 on the snowy coast, Pomegg cannot be found while skies are clear. Snow is the area’s most frequent spawn weather, so it will often arrive as you complete the rest of the route. This Grass/Ice breaker has 91 BP for its attack stat.

Sparki (Forest): night only

In the forested section near -0691, 1125, Forest Sparki appears only from 20:00 to 06:00 on the game clock. The functions menu’s day/night toggle lets you skip waiting for that interval. Night activates roughly 50 Sparki spawn points, making the woods refill fast.

Flamerion (Forest): catch 15 Sparki first

Flamerion stays hidden until you catch 15 Forest Sparki in the area; then a message reports that it has come to protect them. From the Sparki cluster, head east to -0646, 1125. This Fire Aniimo has 115 EP regen and 113 attack, and because it fights back, weaken it before throwing.

Glacy (Prismana): trigger a Prismana Flow at the Bloom

Driftwise Meadow has exactly one Bloom, and it is the only place in the area where you can Nurture. The region’s fixed Prismana is Glacy, so a flow here cannot produce any other species.

This version swaps Ice for Holy while keeping the same 120 HP and 110 magic defense as the Snowfield form. Its dark rate is zero, so there is no Umbral version of it to chase later.

The 11 free spawns and where they stand

Everything below is available at any hour, in any weather, with no gear requirement. Bank these first so the collection perks are already active when you deal with the conditional four.

Iris, Irisal, Nimbi, and Turbo (Plateau form)

Iris has over a hundred spawn points, making it the area’s most frequent form; the quickest one to reach is at -0659, 1125. Wild Irisal appears far less often, with its marked location at -0682, 1164 in the higher grass above the flower field. Both fill the Grass DPS role.

At -0480, 1169, find Nimbi near the middle of the meadow. It usually appears beside the waterside flower patch, often alongside Fentuft. With just 80 base HP, this Wind/Ice support generally falls to one throw after being knocked down.

00:47NIMBI (PLATEAU FORM)

Its evolution, Turbo, stays among the rocks beside the cliffside pond at -0644, 1166. Although it remains Wind/Ice, its 95 HP and 96 magic defense require a proper break before you make the throw.

Skippy, Pranky, and Glacy (Snowfield form)

Skippy and Pranky use the same marker at -0373, 1277, so place it before traveling north. Skippy, the 80-HP Water/Ice healer, rests in the icy shallows beside the water’s edge.

02:06Catch Skippy (Snowfield Form)

From there, climb the snowy cliff to find Pranky near the floating ice sheet beyond the shoreline. Its 109 HP and 98 magic defense let it withstand distinctly more damage than its pre-evolution before breaking.

01:206. Pranky (Snowfield Form)

Across the water, a small snowy island at -0336, 1278 holds the only Snowfield Glacy spawn in the area. Glide over rather than swimming. With 120 HP, Water/Ice typing, and 110 magic defense, it wants a bit of room while you wear it down. Clear all three in one trip and the Aniilog fills in back-to-back entries.

Fentuft and Fenmane in the flower fields

Fentuft at -0576, 1180 is the natural starting point for the western half of the area. It stands in the blue flower field and does not bolt when you walk up. Fenmane has its only spawn point in the area at -0460, 1170, on a grassy rise ringed by round, cloud-like bushes, and there is no nearby backup if you skip past the marker.

00:182. Fenmane

The meadow uses one capture method throughout: either knock the target down or approach without being noticed, then throw an Anipod during its weakened state. A successful catch immediately records the database card, and the Lightning-attacking Fenmane provides a useful timing practice target.

00:19FENMANE

Bonesky and Fenrier on the ice and snowbanks

Bonesky waits further north among the ice platforms at -0333, 1366. Jump between the floes instead of dropping into the water, and the target highlights as soon as you land on the right platform.

At -0219, 1332, Fenrier finishes the unconditional catches, sitting on the sharp snowbank along the eastern boundary. Since only three spawn points exist for it in the entire area, follow the marker instead of searching the slope visually.

Evolving the Plateau and Snowfield lines instead

Among the 15 forms, four are evolutions, and most evolved forms have only one spawn point. Registering the base form and then evolving it records the identical card, which is frequently the faster option.

The Skippy line only advances inside a snowy zone, and Driftwise Meadow qualifies. The Iris and Nimbi routes are gated behind their respective Alpha fights, so they only save time if those battles were already on your list.

Collection rewards and Meadow of Clouded Dreams badge perks

Because Nurture only opens at 40% and weather control at 70%, saving the conditional catches for last is the difference between controlling the sky and waiting on it.

The area counts as finished with a 100% collection meter and Mark of the Strong: Breezy Plains in your inventory. If the percentage stops below that mark, use the Aniilog to inspect the four conditional entries, then return to the coordinates listed above.