- ElementRock
- RoleDPS
- Level43–50
- FamilyCubbo
- Size1.85 m, 20 kg
Rosetower Woods holds all seven of the marked spots, with Grizbo sitting there at levels 43 to 50, which makes it the one area worth heading to rather than splitting your time. Grizbo is a Rock Aniimo from the Cubbo family, a DPS catch that stands 1.85 m tall and weighs 20 kg. It does not evolve any further, so what you catch here is the finished creature rather than a stepping stone to something else.
Working on Grizbo? Our guide covers it: Aniimo: How to Get Grizbo by Evolving Cubbo
Areas with Grizbo
| Area | Level | Spawn points |
|---|---|---|
| Rosetower Woods | Lv. 43–50 | 7 |
The other way in is to grow one from Cubbo, which suits you if you would rather skip the journey and raise your own. Should you still fancy the trip out, take the Bloom teleport to Rosetower Woods and cover the last 135 m on foot to reach the cluster. Cubbo's Rose sits within sight of most of those spots, so it doubles as a handy marker, with Brew aromathyst in view of a fair number of them and a Chest visible from over half.
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 |
|---|---|---|
| Rosetower Woods | Rosetower Woods Bloom teleport | 135 m |
While you are there
- Cubbo’s Rose — within sight of 86% of the spots
- Brew aromathyst — within sight of 71% of the spots
- Chest — within sight of 57% of the spots
- Aniipod — within sight of 57% of the spots
Grizbo evolution
- Becomes .
- Grows from Cubbo.
Open the Aniimo interactive map to see it with every other filter, or pick another from the list.
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