- ElementWater
- RoleENERGY
- Level53–60
- FamilyFahloo
- Size1.5 m, 6 kg
Erlath keeps to Tideblossom Coast, and every one of its five marked spots sits within that single area rather than being spread around the map. All five fall within the level 53 to 60 range, so expect a fairly high-level catch wherever you close in. This is a Water Aniimo that fills an Energy battle role, standing 1.5 m tall and weighing 6 kg. It belongs to the Fahloo family, growing from Fahloo itself.
Working on Erlath? Our guide covers it: Aniimo Evolution Guide: How to Get Erlath From Fahloo
Areas with Erlath
| Area | Level | Spawn points |
|---|---|---|
| Tideblossom Coast | Lv. 53–60 | 5 |
Erlath is the end of the Fahloo line, so this is where that creature settles rather than a stepping stone to anything further. Set the Bloom teleport at Tideblossom Coast as your landing point and cover the last 150 m on foot to reach the spots. Loose items sit within sight of most of them, and close to half also have a chest nearby, so it's worth scooping those up as you move between catches. An Aniipod Pro turns up beside a smaller share of the spots too.
Fastest way there
Ride to the stop nearest each cluster, then walk. The distance is from that stop to the middle of the cluster.
| Area | Nearest stop | Walk |
|---|---|---|
| Tideblossom Coast | Tideblossom Coast Bloom teleport | 150 m |
While you are there
- Loose items — within sight of 80% of the spots
- Chest — within sight of 40% of the spots
- Aniipod Pro — within sight of 20% of the spots
- Treasures of the Sea and Where to Find Them (VI) — within sight of 20% of the spots
Erlath evolution
- Becomes .
- Grows from Fahloo.
Open the Aniimo interactive map to see it with every other filter, or pick another from the list.
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