- ElementFire and Rock
- RoleBREAK
- Level46–51
- FamilyPebbling
- Size1.35 m, 6 kg
Lavazar sits in the level 46-51 band, so it slots into the mid-to-later stretch of a run, once your team can hold its own against a BREAK-role catch. It's a wild Fire and Rock Aniimo from the Pebbling family, standing 1.35 m and weighing 6 kg, and it grows into Magmarex once you reach Aniimo level 48 and meet the other conditions. All 14 of its spots fall within Zephyrus Landbridge, which is the area to head for when you want one.
Areas with Lavazar
| Area | Level | Spawn points |
|---|---|---|
| Zephyrus Landbridge | Lv. 46–51 | 14 |
Rather than sweeping every corner, back the one drop that does the work: teleport to Hot Spring Reef via Bloom and walk the roughly 155 m in. That short stroll puts you among the marked spots, and about 93% of them sit within sight of an Aniipod Pro and a Chest, with an Aniipod covering around 71%, so you can restock and check finds without long detours. This is also where the hot spring pool sits, handy if you fancy soaking in for the Magmarex evolution while you catch. One loop from here covers it.
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 |
|---|---|---|
| Zephyrus Landbridge | Hot Spring Reef Bloom teleport | 155 m |
While you are there
- Aniipod Pro — within sight of 93% of the spots
- Chest — within sight of 93% of the spots
- Aniipod — within sight of 71% of the spots
- Glintstone — within sight of 36% of the spots
Open the Aniimo interactive map to see it with every other filter, or pick another from the list.
More wild aniimo
- Bailite
- Baleetle
- Baleetle (Snowfield)
- Blazen
- Bolty
- Bolty (Mountain Woods Form)
- Bonesky
- Bonesky (Nighttime)
- Bouldus
- Budclaw
- Budclaw (Bay Form)
- Budclaw (Beach Form)
- Budclaw (Mudflat Form)
- Budsquire
- Budsquire (Towerwood Form)
- Bulbly
- Celestis
- Chirpi
- Chirpi (Beach Form)
- Chirpi (Highland Form)
- Cornet
- Cornet (Beach Form)
- Cornet (Highland Form)
- Cozite