Vein Abundance is Aniimo’s farming event. It floods one designated area with a specific creature, shortens respawn timers, and gives you a real shot at pulling a rare Prismana form out of the wild. The first run is Vein Abundance: Forest of Falling Stars, an area inside Breezy Plains with the featured Prismana Stellaris, and the event then rotates to a new region and a new Prismana every week.
Quick answer: Use the branch office to nurture the featured region and generate Prismatic Energy, then spend that energy at a bloom. Any Nurture has a 3% chance of causing a Prismana Flow immediately.
What triggers a Prismana Flow
Everything in the event feeds one number: the area’s Prismatic Energy. Fill it or roll the instant trigger, and the local Prismana form spawns. There are only a few ways to move that number, and they all stack in the same pool.
- During the event, ecosystem Nurture yields 50% extra Prismatic Energy.
- A Prismana Flow may occur immediately after any Nurture session, with a 3% probability.
- Catching creatures can trigger a Lucky Strike, which raises the area’s Prismatic Energy.
- A Lucky Strike carries a 0.6% chance to trigger a Prismana Flow instantly.
- For each of the designated area’s first three Nurture sessions that weekend, the chance of spawning Nova Stage Aniimo is greatly increased.
You get three Nurture attempts to spend, tracked on screen as “Attempts left: 3/3”. They are the highest-value action in the loop, so spend them in the featured region rather than wherever you happen to be standing.
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Vein Abundance Prismana rotation schedule
Each week hands one region a different rare Prismana, and the run finishes with a carnival week where all four appear at once in their own regions. Windows open at 04:00 and close at 03:59 the following week.

| Window (UTC-4) | Featured Prismana | Region |
|---|---|---|
| Sept. 21 – Sept. 28 | Prismana Glynsera | |
| Sept. 28 – Oct. 5 | Prismana Melloblum | |
| Oct. 5 – Oct. 12 | Prismana Waleetle | Beryline Vale |
| Oct. 12 – Oct. 19 | Prismana Inferlupa | |
| Oct. 19 – Oct. 26 | Prismana Carnival | All four regions |
If you only care about one creature, save your Nurture attempts and Anipods for that week. The carnival window at the end is the fallback if you miss a specific rotation.

What Melloblum and Inferlupa bring to a team
Two of the rotating creatures sit at opposite ends of a party. Both are stage 3 and both come out of Breezy Plains lines, but they do completely different jobs.
| Creature | Elements | Role | Dex |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grass | SUP | 35 | |
| Dark, Fire | BREAK | 4 |
Melloblum
Melloblum evolves from Budsquire and naturally lives in Rosetower Woods, the same place its Vein week runs. It is the support option, leaning on Healing Rose, Thorny Blessing, and Rose Garden, with Sparkling Rose giving it a Holy-element attack. Its base magic attack of 113 is high for a support, so it is not dead weight on offense.

Inferlupa
Inferlupa is the three-headed evolution of Flameruff and fills the BREAK slot. It pairs Dark and Fire skills — Hunting Pack, Crossfire, Blazing Wolf Assault — and caps out with Wolfpack Onslaught at 194 power. Its base bp attack of 108 is the highest stat on its sheet, which is exactly what a break role wants.

Anipod costs and how to stop paying them
A farming event burns capture items fast, and the shop is the expensive way to restock. Credits add up quickly at these prices.
| Item | Shop price (credits) |
|---|---|
| Anipod | 3,500 |
| Anipod Pro | 7,000 |
| Anipod Mega | 10.5K |
| 1.5K | |
| Growth Flower | 2,000 |
| 2,500 |
The cheaper route is the Anipod Maker in your Homeland. At Level 2 it produces Anipod Pros, which means you can keep a stock rolling in the background instead of paying 7,000 credits apiece at the shop. Queue a batch before you head out for the week’s rotation.
How to confirm the Prismana Flow triggered
The game tells you plainly at every stage. A successful capture roll pops a “Lucky Strike” notification on screen. Filling the meter shows “Prismatic Energy state: Full” at the bloom. After that, a giant beam of light fires into the sky above the bloom’s location, and the Prismana form is there waiting to be caught.

Open the map if you lose track of which bloom you charged — the beam is visible from a long way off, and the bloom is pinned. Once you have the catch, the rest of the week is just repeating the loop for spares, and then the event moves on to the next region.






