Aniimo Free Egg: All 14 Prismana Pact Choices, Every Sparkling Shown

The free Aniimo egg everyone is asking about is the Prismana Pact, the launch reward that hands every new Pathfinder one Prismana form Aniimo of their choice. The launch board carries fourteen of them, you claim your pick once you reach the Wayfarer I title, and until you claim it you can change your mind as often as you like.

This piece exists because of a gap in the screen itself: the Pact shows a portrait and a stat card, but it has no Sparkling toggle, so you cannot see the shiny version of what you are locking in. AniimoSync went to the Aniilog on launch day and opened the Sparkling Preview on all fourteen. Those frames are below.

On sourcing: the screens are AniimoSync’s launch-day footage from the live client on 16 September 2026, and every number here was checked against the game’s own data files for build 1.0.0.7. One correction falls out of that. Our free Prismana guide and ZakkuVerse’s verdict were written against a six Aniimo beta board; the launch board is fourteen.

What is the free Aniimo egg reward in Aniimo?

It is an event, not an egg you find in the world. In the Events menu it is called Prismana Pact, and its card reads: “Ten years ago, during the Bloom Festival’s Prismana Flow, the Institute was fortunate enough to preserve several Prismana Aniimo… Go choose one.” It is free for every Pathfinder who has not claimed it, new account or old: nothing in the data files ties it to a purchase, a pre-order tier or a draw.

Two names, one reward. The official calendar files it as Prismana Promise, which is what our event page is called and what the client’s event-type table still says, while the event row and every in-game screen say Prismana Pact. It is also not the free Prismana egg in the Echoback Landing clam cave, which is a world pickup that hatches a random species. This one you choose.

Where do you find the Prismana Pact?

Open your menu, choose Events, then pick Prismana Pact from the list down the left-hand side. It sits in the same rail as Set Out Pathfinder, Journey Handbook and the Sparkelf event, which is the other place a free Prismana is waiting at launch. The big button on the right reads Choose Your Prismana Aniimo, and pressing it opens the roster.

Which Prismana can you choose? All 14 of them

Fourteen Prismana are selectable at global launch. The grid holds fourteen portraits and the tables agree exactly: the Pact’s row lists fourteen claimable items, ids 160105 to 160118, each named Prismana plus a species. That is larger than the six our earlier guides reported from the closed beta.

Base stats do not move between forms, so the Total below is the species total either way: what the rare version buys you is the element line. Ordered by total attributes, which is our ordering rather than the game’s.

Aniimo	Role	Base element	Prismana element	Total
Panpanta	Break	Water	Water, unchanged	545
Hexxin	Regen	Dark	Dark + Grass	542
Magmarex	Break	Fire	Fire + Dark	539
Glacy	Heal	Water	Light + Water	535
Blazen	Break	Lightning	Dark + Lightning	530
Turbo	Support	Wind	Dark + Wind	518
Luminelle	Support	Lightning	Light + Lightning	515
Scorchhowl	DPS	Fire	Fire, unchanged	511
Cornet	DPS	Wind	Wind + Lightning	509
Thornblade	DPS	Grass	Grass + Water	509
Grizbo	DPS	Earth	Dark + Earth	506
Stellarys	DPS	Dark	Dark + Ice	505
Pawney	DPS	Dark	Dark, unchanged	505
Ignitis	DPS	Dark	Fire + Dark	505

Two readings fall out of that table. Seven of the fourteen are DPS, against three Break, two Support, one Heal and one Regen, so the scarce roles are scarce here too. And eleven of the fourteen gain a second element: only Panpanta, Scorchhowl and Pawney keep the typing they already had, which makes them the thinnest use of the reward if coverage is what you want. Our element chart has the multipliers. One naming quirk: the claimable item for Hexxin is still called Prismana Witchin in the tables, after its beta name.

How do you see the Sparkling version before you choose?

Not on the Pact screen: go to the Aniilog and use the Sparkling Preview control in the illustration viewer. AniimoSync says it plainly at 0:43. There is no toggle in the Pact’s selection screen, so nobody choosing there knows what they are getting.

The Aniilog does have one. Open an Aniimo’s entry, switch the form tabs along the bottom to Prismana Form, and the model panel carries a Sparkling Preview button that reloads the model in its Sparkling colours. The panel prints its own caution underneath, calling the art a work in progress that could change. We could not match that line to any string in the launch text files we decoded, so treat it as an in-client note seen in this footage rather than a promise about the final look.

Sparkling is Aniimo’s shiny layer and it stacks on top of a form rather than replacing one, so a Sparkling Prismana is both at once. The game tracks the combination: the launch achievement list carries lines like “Own 1 Sparkling Prismana Grizbo.” Our forms guide has the full hierarchy.

Every Sparkling Prismana in the Pact, shown

All fourteen Sparkling previews from AniimoSync’s run, in the order he opened them. The chip at the bottom of each panel is the Sparkling Preview control, so every model here is the shiny version rather than the plain Prismana.

One pattern runs through the whole set, and it should change how you pick with your eyes. Sparkling mostly bleaches. Stellarys loses its black body, Scorchhowl’s orange flames turn iridescent white, Hexxin goes from deep purple to pale blue, Blazen’s yellow-green mane frosts over, Magmarex trades crimson for green and violet. If the thing you love about a Prismana is its strongest colour, the Sparkling version is often the one that removes it. A few, Turbo and Grizbo among them, barely change at all.

How do you check stats and skills before committing?

There is a magnifying glass in the top right of the roster’s info panel, and it opens the full breakdown. AniimoSync flags it at 4:33 because it is easy to miss. On Prismana Stellarys the Family Ability Chart reads HP 95, ATK 125, REGEN 94, BREAK 54, with both defences at 69. One discrepancy worth recording: our tables give its physical defence as 68, not the 69 the radar prints, and where the two disagree we go with the tables.

Read the Prismana form’s own flavour line too, because it usually says what the form did. Stellarys: “Prismatic energy enhances Stellarys’s magic, tinting the inside of its cloak with iridescent hues.” Glacy’s Prismana carries Glimmer Shot and Grizbo’s carries Claw of Madness, and the Aniidex lists the same kit the game does.

When can you claim your free Prismana?

When you hold the Wayfarer I title. That is a rank, not a level, and it is the only condition in the data. The Pact’s claim condition is a single check on your player title, and the title it wants is the fifth on the ladder. The event banner says the same: “Available upon reaching Wayfarer I.”

That rank has four English names in the launch build, which is why guides disagree about it. The rules say Junior Wayfarer on European servers and Grade I Pathfinder in the American and Asian rule text, the internal condition note reads Reach Novice Pathfinder, and the UI shows Wayfarer I. All four are the same rank.

So where does level 45 come from? It is the cap the Wayfarer I title grants, not the level that earns it.

Title	Level cap
I Student	25
II Student	35
III Student	40
I Wayfarer	45 · the Pact unlocks here
II Wayfarer	50
III Wayfarer	55

Student III caps you at 40 and Wayfarer I raises the ceiling to 45, which puts every Wayfarer I between those two numbers. AniimoSync’s “around level 45” is the right neighbourhood, and the title is the real gate: promotions come from the title assessments, so the route is to keep clearing those rather than to grind a number. He is I Student at level 18 when he films this, three promotions away.

Can you change your choice?

Yes, as many times as you like, right up until you claim. The line under the event art is not decoration: “Can be changed before claiming.” The rule text spells it out on every server region too. AniimoSync picks Pawney here and points straight at the swap button as the reason nobody needs to agonise on day one.

This corrects our earlier coverage, and we would rather do it loudly than quietly: our free Prismana guide called the pick permanent from the moment you open the pamphlet. In the launch client it is not. Selecting is free and reversible; claiming is the one-way door. Select something today so the screen stops nagging, and decide properly on the way to Wayfarer I.

What happens after you claim?

Claiming starts phase two. The Aniimo arrives in Prismana Form with a randomly generated personality, and a Prismana Index opens that counts how many different Prismana you have registered: new species raise it, duplicates do not count twice, the one you claimed counts if it is in scope, and milestones pay stage rewards. There is a View Index button on the event screen.

The scope is wider than the claim list. The tables put eighteen Prismana in the Index: the fourteen you can pick, plus Inferlupa, Glynsera, Melloblum and Waleetle, which have to be found. The milestone rewards are not shown in the footage and we are not going to invent them.

Which of the 14 should you pick?

• Pick a role your squad is short of, not a fourth attacker. Half this board is DPS. Glacy is the only healer and Hexxin the only Regen unit, and Glacy’s Prismana adds Light on a 535 total frame.
• Pick a form that changes something. Eleven of the fourteen gain a second element; Panpanta, Scorchhowl and Pawney do not, so for those three the reward is a recolour on a species you can catch later. Grizbo’s Dark plus Earth is still the widest offensive coverage here, which is where ZakkuVerse landed when the list was six.
• Pick for the plain form, not the Sparkling one. You are handed a Prismana, not a Sparkling Prismana, and the previews above show the shiny layer often drains the colour that sold you the creature.

One last correction, because it changes what you should bank. Our earlier guide told readers to save a Sparkling Cube for their free Prismana. In the launch client that item is an Aniipod: “an extremely rare Aniipod. When used, catching an Aniimo is guaranteed to succeed, its Potential is Perfect, and it will always be Sparkling.” A Pact Aniimo is claimed, not caught, so there is nothing for the Cube to catch. The item that changes an Aniimo you already own is the Sparkling Sigil: “use to transform an Aniimo into a Sparkling Aniimo.” That is the tables’ reading rather than something anyone has filmed on a Pact Aniimo, so treat it as the plan to test.

The cost of being wrong is small either way. Selecting is reversible, the claim waits for you at Wayfarer I, and the other thirteen stay catchable.