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How does a bloom spawn a Prismana Aniimo?

How a bloom spawns an area's Prismana Aniimo is unsettled: it is described both as an immediate spawn once the bloom reaches the abundant stage and as only a chance when the prismatic energy built up by nurturing, which sacrifices crystals, is released after completing bloom events, with a spawn eventually guaranteed.

Filling an area's energy bar guarantees and automatically summons the creature.

Prismatic energy builds up by nurturing at a bloom or through ecosystem nurturing, which grants a fixed amount. Regional energy progresses through tiers from empty up to very high before reaching full capacity. Energy accumulation is tracked separately per region and does not transfer between regions.

The nurture screen indicates which Prismana Aniimo can spawn in each region, and you can select a specific Aniimo to target when nurturing for Prismana forms. Higher Prismatic Energy State levels also increase the chance of a Prismana Aniimo spawning during group encounters before the bar is completely full.

Tracking the spawn

When the regional Prismana Aniimo spawns, an on-screen alert triggers and a vertical beam of light shoots into the sky at the spawn location. Its precise location is marked on the map by a blossoming flower icon.

Bloom events and energy release

Completing bloom events in an area allows you to encounter that region's Prismana Aniimo. Releasing prismatic energy after a Nurture Session or nurture surge creates an immediate chance for a spawn while gradually filling the regional gauge toward its guaranteed threshold.

Not settled: Whether a Prismana Aniimo spawns immediately when a bloom reaches the abundant stage or requires releasing accumulated energy after bloom events until the gauge fills completely is not settled.

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