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What happens when the Prismatic energy gauge is full?
When a strike fills a region's Prismatic energy gauge completely, it triggers Prismana weather and that area's specific Prismatic Aniimo, also called Prismana, spawn immediately and are guaranteed to appear.
An on-screen alert fires immediately, and a vertical beam of light marks the spot.
A blossoming flower icon also appears on your map at the exact spawn coordinates. Filling the regional bar triggers a Prismana flow or explosion, placing the designated regional variant directly into the field.
Prismatic energy is tracked separately for each region and never transfers across borders. Reaching maximum energy in one zone expends that accumulated charge entirely on that local encounter.
Targeting Regional Variants
Prismatic energy rises through distinct tiers from empty up to very high and guaranteed status. Storing higher levels of energy in an area also improves the odds of encountering Prismana Aniimo during wild group battles before the bar completely fills.
The nurture screen displays which Prismana Aniimo can appear in each territory. You can select a specific Aniimo to target while nurturing, determining which creature the full energy trigger summons.
Not settled: How blooms resolve the final spawn remains unsettled. The encounter is described both as appearing immediately once a bloom reaches its abundant stage, and as an uncertain roll granted when energy releases after bloom events with an eventual guarantee.
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- How Prismatic Energy triggers Prismana spawns
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