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How dual element weaknesses work in Aniimo
Prismana Fulmintis picks up a double weakness to Dark that its base form lacks. See which Prismana forms gain Light, Dark, Ice or Water, and which are unsettled.
The short version
- A Prismana form can change an Aniimo's elemental typing, and sometimes that gives it a second element.
- A new element can bring a new weakness: Prismana Fulmintis has a double weakness to Dark that the base Fulmintis form does not have.
- Light and holy are the same element in Aniimo, and it is the element Prismana forms most often gain.
- Prismana Glancera, Shuro, Fenmain and Fulmentus gain holy but mostly still attack with their base element.
- Several typings are not settled yet, including Glacy, Grisbow, Stellarys and Thornblade, so check a form in game before planning around it.
Most Aniimo carry one element. Their Prismana forms do not always stick to that. A Prismana form can alter an Aniimo's elemental typing, and occasionally it gives the creature a second element on top of the one it started with.
That matters in a fight because a second element is not decoration. It can give a form a weakness the standard version never had, so a matchup you learned on the base creature may not hold for its Prismana form.
This page covers the known Prismana dual typings, sorted by what each form gains, and flags the ones where the typing is not settled yet.
How a second element changes weaknesses
The clearest case is Prismana Fulmintis. It has a double weakness to Dark, and the base Fulmintis form does not have that weakness at all. Change the form and you change what hurts it.
Prismana Turbo shows the same thing from another angle. Turbo is a Wind element Aniimo, and its Prismana form adds Dark, giving it Dark and Wind dual typing. Prismana Turbo is weak to Light. Turbo has its own page on this site; the point here is that the Prismana form's typing, not the base creature's, decides the matchup.
The practical rule follows from both: when you face or field a Prismana form, read its typing fresh. Do not carry over what you know about the standard version.
Prismana forms that gain Light (holy)
Light is also called holy. They are the same element, and it is the one that turns up most often on Prismana forms.
Prismana Melabloom (also written Mellow Bloom) gains Light as a secondary type alongside Grass. Prismana Glacy (also spelled Glacius) is a Water and Light type. Prismana Glynsera is an Ice and Light type.
The Prismana forms of Glancera, Shuro (Sharo), Fenmain and Fulmentus also gain holy alongside their base element. The catch is that they mostly still use base-element attacks. For these four, the new element changes their typing far more than it changes how they hit.
Prismana forms that gain Dark, Ice or Water
Light is not the only addition. Turbo's Prismana form adds Dark to Wind, as above.
Grizbo (or Grizzbolt) is a Stone or Earth element Aniimo in its standard form, and Grisbow is listed with the Dark element added in its Prismana form. Stellarys, Aniilog No.006, is Dark in its standard form, and its Prismana variant is described as adding Ice. Thornblade, No. 034, is a DPS Aniimo that is Grass in its Basic form, with Prismana Thornblade adding Water.
Each of those last three comes with a caveat, covered next.
Typings that are not settled yet
Several of these dual typings are unsettled in the game's current information, so treat them as provisional.
Glacy: its base form is given both as a dual Water and Ice type and as a Water and Holy type, with all forms except Prismana also given as Water and Ice. Prismana Glacy as Water and Light is the firmer of the two. Glacy's healer kit and evolution have their own article here.
Grisbow: it is given both as a dual Earth and Dark type, and as Earth by default with Dark arriving only in the Prismana form (also spelled Grizbo).
Stellarys: standard Stellarys appears as a Dark type, and it is also given as an Ice and Dark DPS. Prismana Stellarys deals Dark damage either way, but it is given both as a dual Dark and Ice type and as a Dark DPS with no second element.
Thornblade: it is given both as Grass alone in its Basic form, with Water added only on Prismana Thornblade, and as Grass and Water outright.
If you are building a team around one of these four, check the form's elements in game rather than trusting a fixed chart.
Where to start
Before you count on a matchup, check whether you're facing a Prismana form, and read its typing again from scratch. Look for a second element first, because that is where a new weakness like Prismana Fulmintis's double weakness to Dark comes from. For Glacy, Grisbow, Stellarys and Thornblade, confirm the elements in game. Their typing isn't settled yet.
Parts of this page were re-checked against the released game on 4 October 2026. The rest has not been re-confirmed since release.
Guides built on the same facts
- Prismana Turbo, Glacy and Stellarys: skills and typings
- Aniimo species resistances: Glacy, Magmarex and Thornblade
- Glacy: Healer Kit, Evolution and Where to Find It
- Turbo: Cloud Shield, Shrouded in Mist and Prismana Form
- Celestis and Stellarys: Spawns, Evolution and Kit
- Stellarys combat: skills, clones and Prismana form
