- ElementWind and Grass
- RoleHEAL
- Level13–14
- FamilyFlutternym
- Size0.5 m, 6 kg
The Sea of Flowers holds all of it, with 126 marked spots concentrated there. Flutternym is a small wild Aniimo of the Wind and Grass elements, standing 0.5 m tall and weighing 6 kg, and it fills a healing role in battle. Every one of those spots sits within the Sea of Flowers at levels 13 to 14, so there's no need to hunt elsewhere on the map. Catch it here and you have everything the region offers for this creature.
Areas with Flutternym (Sea of Flowers)
| Area | Level | Spawn points |
|---|---|---|
| Sea of Flowers | Lv. 13–14 | 126 |
Those spots rarely stand alone. Chests sit near enough to see from about 40% of them, so you can grab one without going far off route, while Lumin Amber and Morning Star Bloom each show up beside roughly 23%, giving you more to collect as you move through. Set off from Bloom and cover the 120 m on foot, working the gathering points in one steady sweep. Raise Flutternym to Aniimo level 21 and it becomes Gracewing.
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 |
|---|---|---|
| Sea of Flowers | Sea of Flowers Bloom teleport | 120 m |
While you are there
- Chest — within sight of 40% of the spots
- Lumin Amber — within sight of 23% of the spots
- Morning Star Bloom — within sight of 23% of the spots
- Elite Egg — within sight of 22% of the spots
Flutternym (Sea of Flowers) evolution
- Becomes Gracewing — Must reach required Aniimo level; Aniimo level 21. Needs Gust Stone.
Open the Aniimo interactive map to see it with every other filter, or pick another from the list.
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