Aniimo: How to Get Fenrier Nighttime Form

Fenrier exists in two versions in Aniimo, and the nighttime one is not a recolor. It is filed as its own creature, carries a second element, and runs a skill the standard Ice version never uses. Both ways of getting it hang on one thing: the in-game clock has to read night.

Quick answer: Catch a Fenrier on the snowy ridge north of Rosetower Woods while it is nighttime, or evolve a Lv. 24 Nighttime Bonesky during the night cycle.

What makes Nighttime Fenrier a different Aniimo

The two forms share a slot in the Aniilog but get separate entries, and the differences are easy to read off a comparison.

Detail	Fenrier	Nighttime Fenrier
Aniilog number	No. 43A	No. 43B
Element	Ice	Dark and Ice
Exclusive skill	None	Night Slash
Homeland abilities	Carry Lv. 2, Ice Lv. 2	Carry Lv. 2, Ice Lv. 2, Dark Lv. 1

The two variants also have distinct appearances: at night, it has charcoal-gray fur, red eyes, and a blood-colored tuft around the tail’s attachment point. Both are Gamma-stage DPS creatures, and each uses Hustle to sprint by consuming stamina.

Nighttime Fenrier location in Rosetower Woods

At night, a group appears along a ridge in Rosetower Woods, while daytime produces no such spawns. You will instead see a bare slope or the normal Ice-element Fenrier, so adjust the time before traveling there.

Use the Rosetower Woods teleporter for fast travel, then bring up the map. Go north from the woods, pass the lake and Breezy Plains’ boundary, and continue toward the glacier.

Mark of the Strong: Breezy Plains, an item in Aniimo (official art card) — The map displays Rosetower Woods and a northbound route toward Bonesky Nighttime Form. Shown at 00:00 in JA Guides Gaming’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

A broad lake landscape with purple flower fields, cottages, trees, and distant ruins is shown in bright daytime. — The cursor traces a northbound route past the lake, over the glacier wall, toward the spawn location. Shown at 00:08 in JA Guides Gaming’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Interactive map Fenrier (Nighttime) locations Zoom in and tap a marker for its exact spot.

Scale the glacier wall, then take the snowy corridor northward as it contracts into a ridge. Bonesky use this route too, making their presence a useful confirmation of your location.

Breezy Plains, an area in Aniimo (official art card) — Breezy Plains and Rosetower Woods appear with a route north over the glacier into the snowy passage. Shown at 00:04 in JA Guides Gaming’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Lock onto a Fenrier and toss an Anipod. These encounters are roughly level 50, so use a capture device built for that level and a party capable of weakening the target first.

During the night, the slope has at least three Fenrier roaming it simultaneously, giving you more chances if a throw misses.

Fenrier (Nighttime), a creature in Aniimo (official art card) — At least three Fenrier roam the snowy pathway as fox form slides downhill at night. Shown at 00:33 in JA Guides Gaming’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Evolve Nighttime Bonesky into Nighttime Fenrier

The alternate method follows the evolution chain. Nighttime Fenrier is the Gamma-stage link after Nighttime Bonesky and before Nighttime Glynsera; keeping the required time active for every evolution preserves the nighttime form.

Bonesky (Nighttime), a creature in Aniimo (official art card) — Bonesky and Lv. 50 Fenrier roam the snowy terrain at night. Shown at 00:22 in JA Guides Gaming’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Glynsera (Nighttime), a creature in Aniimo (official art card) — Bonesky transforms into human form while targeting a Lv. 50 Fenrier with Anipod Mega. Shown at 00:26 in JA Guides Gaming’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

A Nighttime Bonesky at Lv. 24 or above.
It must be nighttime when the evolution triggers.
No evolution stones are required.

The daytime branch is determined solely by level. During daylight, evolving either a regular Bonesky or a Nighttime Bonesky produces the standard Ice-only Fenrier, not the Dark/Ice form.

How to confirm you got the Nighttime form

Check the entry number in the Aniilog. The night form is listed as No. 43B, immediately following standard Fenrier’s 43A, and its element listing pairs Dark with Ice instead of listing Ice alone.

The skill list settles any remaining doubt. Only this form carries Night Slash, a Dark-element skill, and the Aniilog description mentions the blood-red tail patch and crimson eyes.

Nighttime Fenrier stats, trait, and skills

Its base attributes match standard Fenrier’s; it has a medium build and totals 453.

Attribute	Value	Attribute	Value
HP	86	P.DEF	68
ATK	105	M.DEF	68
BREAK	45	REGEN	81

The Biting Wind trait grants 15 percent Crit Rate to damage against targets with over 5 Ice Debuff stacks. Its standard attack is an Ice-element physical strike at close range, making the kit’s plan to build stacks before converting them into critical hits.

Skill	Element	EP cost	Power
Ice Strikes	Ice	20	55
Night Slash	Dark	20	55
Boomerang Blade	Ice	20	39

Ice Strikes

A forward lunge and spin that creates a magic field, firing three ice blades for three hits and applying five stacks of Ice Debuff. With a one-second cooldown, it is the fastest way to switch the trait on.

Boomerang Blade

An ice blade travels forward, damaging all targets within its reach and adding Ice Debuff stacks. While rotating, it continually consumes energy; press the skill again to bring the blade back. The move has a one-second cooldown.

Night Slash

This exclusive move advances and sends out three shadow blades, damaging the target and silencing it for four seconds. With a 15-second cooldown—the kit’s longest—it is best reserved to interrupt a dangerous cast instead of used as filler.

Taking Nighttime Fenrier to Nighttime Glynsera

The Nova stage needs a Nighttime Fenrier at Lv. 34, the nighttime condition again, and Freeze Stone x3. Evolving in daylight breaks the chain and hands you the standard Glynsera.

Catch 8 Bonesky consecutively on that Rosetower Woods ridge and Nighttime Glynsera may appear there, letting you bypass the stone cost completely.

Both options produce the same creature, so use the one that fits your current roster. A Nighttime Bonesky around Lv. 24 evolves faster than making the climb, but if you have none, the ridge trip pays off because one night cycle allows several capture attempts.