- ElementDark and Ice
- RoleBREAK
- Level44–45
- FamilyHelmut
- Size1.5 m, 18 kg
The Russet Highlands hold the most Rookey (Snowfield), with a single marked spot sitting at levels 44 and 45. This is a wild, catchable Aniimo of the Helmut family, a Dark and Ice creature that fills the BREAK role, standing about 1.5 m tall and weighing around 18 kg, and it grows from Helmut (Snowfield). That lone spot in the Highlands is the only place it appears anywhere on the World map, so there's nowhere else to look for it.
Areas with Rookey (Snowfield)
| Area | Level | Spawn points |
|---|---|---|
| Russet Highlands | Lv. 44–45 | 1 |
While you're in the Russet Highlands, the same spot puts Lumin Amber, an Aniipod Pro and a Chest all within view, so the outing pays for itself beyond the catch. Set off from Rainbow Woods, using the Bloom teleport to save your legs, then cover the short walk of around 115 m to reach it. Rookey (Snowfield) doesn't grow into anything further, so treat the one you catch as the finished creature rather than a stepping stone.
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 |
|---|---|---|
| Russet Highlands | Rainbow Woods Bloom teleport | 115 m |
While you are there
- Lumin Amber — within sight of 100% of the spots
- Aniipod Pro — within sight of 100% of the spots
- Chest — within sight of 100% of the spots
- Themed Puzzle — within sight of 100% of the spots
Rookey (Snowfield) evolution
- Becomes .
- Grows from Helmut (Snowfield).
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