- ElementIce
- RoleBREAK
- Level4–5
- FamilyBudclaw
- Size1.05 m, 25 kg
Geoclaw is a wild Ice Aniimo that fills the BREAK role in battle, standing about 1.05 m tall and weighing 25 kg. It belongs to the Budclaw family. If you want to catch one, head for Nimbus Fields, the only place it holds. It appears there at levels 4 to 5, which makes for a straightforward encounter, and the single location keeps the trip simple rather than sending you hunting across the wider map.
Working on Geoclaw? Our guide covers it: Aniimo Alpha Geoclaw: Location and How to Beat
Areas with Geoclaw
| Area | Level | Spawn points |
|---|---|---|
| Nimbus Fields | Lv. 4–5 | 1 |
Teleport in at Crystal Cave via Bloom, then cover the last stretch on foot, about 175 m, to reach the Nimbus Fields spot. Lumin Amber and Lunar Daisy grow within sight of the same ground, so gather both as you pass, and the dig spots nearby are worth working before you leave. Geoclaw itself grows from Budclaw and goes no further, so a catch here is the settled form rather than a stepping stone to anything else.
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 |
|---|---|---|
| Nimbus Fields | Crystal Cave Bloom teleport | 175 m |
While you are there
- Lumin Amber — within sight of 100% of the spots
- Lunar Daisy — within sight of 100% of the spots
- Dig spots — within sight of 100% of the spots
- Loose items — within sight of 100% of the spots
Geoclaw evolution
- Becomes .
- Grows from Budclaw.
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- Bouldus
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- Budclaw (Bay Form)
- Budclaw (Beach Form)
- Budclaw (Mudflat Form)
- Budsquire
- Budsquire (Towerwood Form)
- Bulbly
- Celestis
- Chirpi
- Chirpi (Beach Form)
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- Cornet
- Cornet (Beach Form)
- Cornet (Highland Form)
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