- ElementWater
- RoleDPS
- Level38–39
- FamilyShelly
- Size1.6 m, 18 kg
Sherro only shows up at one marked spot, Echoback Landing, where you'll find it at levels 38 to 39. There's no second area to compare against, so this is the single place to focus on. Sherro is a Water-element Aniimo from the Shelly family, a DPS creature that grows from Sheldon and evolves no further. At 1.6 m tall and 18 kg, it's a wild catch rather than anything you'll stumble into by chance, so knowing the one location it keeps to saves you circling the map looking for more.
Working on Sherro? Our guide covers it: Aniimo: How to Get Shining Sherro Eggs
Areas with Sherro
| Area | Level | Spawn points |
|---|---|---|
| Echoback Landing | Lv. 38–39 | 1 |
If you'd rather not rely on the one obvious marker, Beachside Sandbars works as the alternative starting point, handy because it sits close enough to reach Sherro on foot. Take the Bloom teleport there, then walk roughly 150 m to Echoback Landing and you'll be on top of the spawn. It's a short enough approach that you won't waste time getting into position. A chest sits within sight of nearly every spawn point too, so you can grab it on the way past without going out of your way.
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 |
|---|---|---|
| Echoback Landing | Beachside Sandbars Bloom teleport | 150 m |
While you are there
- Chest — within sight of 100% of the spots
Sherro evolution
- Becomes .
- Grows from Sheldon.
Open the Aniimo interactive map to see it with every other filter, or pick another from the list.
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