Companion Handbook Battle Pass Rewards

The headline reward is a Prismana egg. The premium Advanced Companion Handbook awards an exclusive Prismana Aniimo egg at level 10, and the specific egg varies across seasons and versions. That is worth knowing before you compare notes with someone who bought the pass in a different season, because you will not necessarily be chasing the same creature. The Advanced reward list also includes a perfect-potential Prismana Aniimo egg alongside evolution materials and other items, and higher tiers of the pass reward Prismana eggs as well.

Two named ones show up. Prismana Infergon, a dragon egg, comes from reaching level 12 or from completing part one of the Departure with the Wind season achievements, so there are two routes to the same egg and the achievements can get you there without grinding tiers.

Prismana Fulmintis also comes from the companion manual battle pass, but which track carries it is not settled. It is given as a free top track reward and as a paid exclusive, both. If you are buying the pass specifically for Fulmintis, treat that as the open question it is.

The Companion Handbook provides exclusive evolution materials used for branching creature evolution. That is the part of the pass with the longest reach, because branching evolution is where your roster stops being a list of creatures and starts being a set of choices.

The premium battle pass awards roughly three to four times the material quantities of the free pass. Nothing on the free track is withheld from you in kind, but the stacks are smaller, and a branch you can afford once on the free track you can afford several times on the premium one.

Vein Essence is on the pass too. It is not pass-locked: you can also pull it from open-world gathering, Elite Training, catch milestones and nurture branching. The pass is a steady supply rather than the only supply, which is the general shape of most consumables here.

Anipods come through the pass at three grades, and each has a different supply picture. Anipod Ultras are widely available: launch rewards, the battle pass, shops, elite training, chests and item exchanges all produce them. Anipod Megas can be crafted at the homeland, and also come from quests, tutorials, shops and battle pass rewards, so if you have the homeland running you are rarely short.

Anipod Hypers are the tight one. They cannot currently be crafted. The companion handbook, adventure tokens and shops are the routes, which makes the pass one of only three ways to get them and the only one that hands them over simply for playing the season.

Tumblers round out the free-through-gameplay items. You get them from the battle pass, quests, exploration, chests and training, all without paying.

The quiet reward on the Advanced tier is space. It grants five additional Aniimo storage boxes, which matters more than it sounds once you are holding onto creatures for branching evolution rather than releasing them.

The Collector's Companion Handbook goes further with ten additional Aniimo storage boxes. At $20 it also instantly provides a 10-level boost upon activation, so you start the season part-way up the track rather than at the bottom.

The Collector's Edition battle pass bundle is the full package: the Battle Pass itself, an exclusive doll, an avatar frame, Glimmer, Sparkling Cubes, Anipods and 300 Primoria energy. Most of that is cosmetic or currency, so weigh it against the level boost and the boxes rather than the doll.

05Where to start

Play the free track for the Tumblers, Vein Essence and Anipods, and only pay if you want the Prismana egg at level 10, the larger material stacks and the extra storage boxes. Decide before the season ends, because the specific egg changes with the season and version.