Guides › Bloom nurturing for Prismana: charges, shards and release
How do you release Prismatic Energy in Aniimo?
Prismatic Energy is released into a zone by catching every target Aniimo during the Wild Surge there, which unlocks the option to release it by interacting with the zone's flower.
You must catch all 20 spawned Aniimo within the time limit to activate the flower.
Starting a bloom nurture on a tree, also called a Wild Surge or Group Appearance, causes 20 wild Aniimo to gather in a circle around the area. Every single creature in that surge must be caught before the plant allows you to interact with it and release the energy.
Bloom event spots appear on the map marked by a flower or dark blue tulip-shaped icon. You can locate them using map filters or by using the deliver Lumin Embers button. Interacting with the bloom plant and choosing the option to attract Aniimo initiates the nurture spawn phase. The quality of items offered during ecosystem nurturing no longer determines the quality of a wild surge, so offering higher quality items does not produce better surges.
Spawn Conditions and Timers
Active weather conditions and the time of day determine which Aniimo species and forms appear in bloom nurture encounters. The bloom event duration was increased from 2 minutes to 3 minutes, giving you that window to capture the entire group.
Regional Energy Progress
Capturing Aniimo during a nurture sequence charges the regional bloom meter. Catching wild Aniimo within a region also contributes progress toward filling the regional prismatic energy bar. Landing a Lucky Strike while catching grants bonus Prismatic Energy to the region where the capture occurred.
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