- ElementRock
- RoleBREAK
- Level27–29
- FamilyBudclaw
- Size1.3 m, 25 kg
The Argent Strait holds all six marked spots for Shrubclaw (Bay Form), so it's the only place worth heading for. This is a wild Rock Aniimo that fills a BREAK role in battle, part of the Budclaw family and grown from Budclaw (Bay Form). It stands 1.3 m tall and weighs 25 kg. Every one of those six spots sits within the levels 27 to 29 range, which keeps the catching straightforward once you know where to look.
Areas with Shrubclaw (Bay Form)
| Area | Level | Spawn points |
|---|---|---|
| The Argent Strait | Lv. 27–29 | 6 |
Those six spots aren't a wasted trip either, since Lumin Amber turns up within sight of about half of them, while Brew aromathyst and an Incredible Egg each sit near a third, so you can gather as you go. Start from the Argent Strait Bloom point and walk roughly 220 m to reach the catchable creatures. Shrubclaw (Bay Form) doesn't grow into anything further, so once caught it's the end of that line rather than a step towards something 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 |
|---|---|---|
| The Argent Strait | Argent Strait Bloom teleport | 220 m |
While you are there
- Lumin Amber — within sight of 50% of the spots
- Brew aromathyst — within sight of 33% of the spots
- Incredible Egg — within sight of 33% of the spots
- Chest — within sight of 17% of the spots
Shrubclaw (Bay Form) evolution
- Becomes .
- Grows from Budclaw (Bay Form).
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