Aniimo Next Prismana: Every New Prismana in Season 1 Part Two, the Vein Abundance Schedule and the Best Forms for PvP

The next Prismana in Aniimo are Hypnyto, from the Companion Handbook, and Ekrim, from Season Achievement, both from 29 October to 9 December 2026. Four more, Whirlbite, Gachapus, Jabster and Sugartini, are attracted by nurturing Whisperwake Isles, and Vein Abundance adds Pouchwisp, Royalby, Jeburst and Glameep, one a week from 2 to 29 November. That makes ten new Prismana in Season 1 Part Two, Departure with the Wind: Part 2, which runs from the 29 October update to the 10 December update.

menaceFT recorded his video the night the official Update Preview went up. He reads it panel by panel, guesses which silhouette belongs to which name, and spends the second half on something the preview only names: PvP. His point there is blunt. The Prismana form is not the best form for a duel, and his Turbo shows why in two numbers, 1.6 and 2.56.

The roles and kits of the new Aniimo are in our 29 October update article and our Whisperwake Isles early look. This page covers the other half: when each Prismana appears, how you get it, and which form to take into PvP. Names, dates and sources come from the official preview posted on aniimo.com on 16 October 2026; elements, roles and stats from the game’s own data files, build 1.0.0.7, checked on 17 October 2026.

What is the next Prismana in Aniimo?

Hypnyto and Ekrim are the first, live from the 29 October update until 9 December; the last is Glameep, in the Vein Abundance week of 23 to 29 November. The preview splits the ten into three groups: two season-exclusive Prismana with fixed sources, four that appear when you nurture Whisperwake Isles, and four tied to one Vein Abundance week each.

Prismana	How you get it	When	What is known
Hypnyto	Companion Handbook	29 Oct to 9 Dec	Season-exclusive. Pink, winged, cat-like.
Ekrim	Season Achievement	29 Oct to 9 Dec	Season-exclusive. A white and red bat-winged dragon.
Whirlbite	Nurture Whisperwake Isles	From 29 Oct	The shark line; menaceFT names its Nova stage Whirlbite.
Gachapus	Nurture Whisperwake Isles	From 29 Oct	Gachapus is a Water DPS. No Prismana form in the launch build.
Jabster	Nurture Whisperwake Isles	From 29 Oct	The lobster line, in gold.
Sugartini	Nurture Whisperwake Isles	From 29 Oct	The ice cream line, in blue.
Pouchwisp	Vein Abundance	2 to 8 Nov	No art yet, only an icon.
Royalby	Vein Abundance	9 to 15 Nov	No art yet, only an icon.
Jeburst	Vein Abundance	16 to 22 Nov	No art yet, only an icon.
Glameep	Vein Abundance	23 to 29 Nov	Prismana Glameep is Dark and Grass, a Heal Aniimo.

Six weeks is the window that matters. Every Prismana on that table has an end date or a single week, except the four Whisperwake Prismana, which the preview attaches to the region rather than to an event. If you play only part of the season, the Vein Abundance weeks are the ones to mark.

Hypnyto and Ekrim: the two season-exclusive Prismana

Hypnyto is obtained through the Companion Handbook and Ekrim through Season Achievement, both from 29 October to 9 December 2026. That is all the preview prints. It does not say which handbook track carries Hypnyto, so whether it costs money is not confirmed.

menaceFT is “pretty confident” you will have to pay for it (8:20), because the line names the handbook and nothing else. He expects free players to get an egg of the same Aniimo in a non-Prismana form, and says that this time he will use a Sparkling Cube on it. Both are his expectations, not announcements. For reference, the Part One handbook put its featured Aniimo, Fulmintis, at level 20 of the paid Advanced Edition; our battle pass guide has the tracks and prices. He guesses Hypnyto belongs to the Fenmane line from its shape, and says himself he is not sure.

Ekrim is the easier one to plan for. Season Achievement is the free milestone track of the season, which our season events guide covers. What surprised menaceFT is the window: “one month and one week” by his count at 8:55. He doubts the developers would make a Prismana impossible to get for anyone who starts after 9 December, but the preview only says Event time. Nothing says whether it returns.

His other guess is that Ekrim is an alternate Nova evolution in the Eklue family, from the silhouette and the shared “Ek” (3:27). The launch build cannot settle it: Ekrim is not in the client text of 9 October 2026, and Eklue, a Wind Support, has no second Nova branch recorded. He also mentions an item named after Ekrim in the game data; we did not find that string, so it stays his claim.

Whirlbite, Gachapus, Jabster and Sugartini: nurture Whisperwake Isles

These four come from the region itself: the preview’s line is “Go nurture the ecosystem of the Whisperwake Isles to attract Prismana Aniimo!” Nurturing is the same loop that raises an area’s Prismatic Energy on the launch map until a Prismana appears, explained step by step in our Prismana Flow guide.

menaceFT’s notes on each, from 9:20 to 10:10:

• Whirlbite is the shark he showed at 2:45, the Nova stage of a line whose Lumin form has no published name yet.
• Gachapus surprised him. He had read that it had no Prismana form in the beta, and the launch build agrees: no Prismana Gachapus exists in the data. The new form trades the capsule gambling look for a galaxy theme with a planet ring. The base form stays a Water DPS.
• Jabster names the lobster pair he could not name earlier, and its Prismana form is gold with disco ball eyes. Jabster is already in the client text, with a French name, so the name is not a placeholder.
• Sugartini is the ice cream girl, and he points out that the Prismana looks nothing like the Nova icon in the roster.

To get there at all, you need more than a level. The preview’s footnote sets three conditions for the new area: reach Lv. 55, advance to Grade I Trailblazer, and complete the story “A Tale of Tide and Song”. menaceFT mentions only the level (11:14). Players who do not meet them still have a route to the four Vein Abundance Prismana, below.

Vein Abundance from 30 October: dates, regions and Prismana

Vein Abundance runs six rounds from 30 October to 6 December 2026, each in one area of Whisperwake Isles and one of Breezy Plains, with a special Prismana in the four weeks from 2 to 29 November. The table is copied from the preview:

Dates	Special Prismana	Whisperwake Isles	Breezy Plains
30 Oct to 1 Nov	None	Crescent Bay	Beast Fang Ridge
2 to 8 Nov	Pouchwisp	Rosy Mirelands	Tideblossom Coast
9 to 15 Nov	Royalby	Wildwater Gorge	Sea of Flowers
16 to 22 Nov	Jeburst	Cloudreach Falls	Russet Highlands
23 to 29 Nov	Glameep	Crescent Bay	Echoback Landing
30 Nov to 6 Dec	Prismana Carnival

menaceFT reads the second column as the point of the whole table (10:39). Every round has an area on the launch map, and the footnote says so outright: season-exclusive Prismana Aniimo will also be available in Breezy Plains, so a player under level 55 can nurture the listed Breezy Plains area and still get the new Prismana. Without that column, the four would be locked behind the new region.

He says the event runs “from November 1st to December 6th” (10:31). The table starts two days earlier: the 30 October to 1 November round has no special Prismana, and the last week is a Prismana Carnival with no named Aniimo. How Vein Abundance works, the weekend Nurture bonus and the Part One rotation are in our Vein Abundance rotation guide, and the dates will go on the event page.

Three of the four are only icons, so menaceFT matches them to silhouettes, “a very large guess” in his words (10:58): Pouchwisp as the Aniimo with coins on its head, Royalby the bee, Jeburst the fish. Glameep needs no guess. The launch build already has Prismana Glameep as a Dark and Grass Heal Aniimo with Crescent Bay as its habitat, and its base form is Grass and Water. That change of elements is exactly what the next section is about.

Hoptail and Jaguaraun: the two dated new Aniimo

Hoptail comes from Aniimo Discovery from 6 to 19 November, and Jaguaraun from Resonance Fantasia from 20 November to 9 December. They are the only two of the 32 new species and 51 new Aniimo in the preview that carry a date.

Aniimo Discovery is the event format that featured Dazmand in Part One; the Dazmand event page shows how that one ran. Jaguaraun is the first Aniimo designed by a player. Its designer, credited as @_itosilva, won the Strongest Bond Award in the first Aniimo Co-Dev Contest, the result announced in December 2025, and the preview adds that the other three winning designs will follow and that a second contest is coming.

No element is printed for either. menaceFT’s guess for Jaguaraun is Lightning and Dark, from the purple fur and the yellow cracks, and he labels it a guess.

Is there PvP in Aniimo? Real-time 1v1 duels and a fair-play Egg Heist

Yes, from the 29 October update: the preview lists real-time 1v1 duels and a new fair-play PvP mode in Operation: Egg Heist, both under Permanent. Until now Egg Heist was the closest thing to PvP, with squads meeting during a raid. The preview tags both features PvP and files them apart from the limited-time content.

menaceFT describes the duel as “the standard mode like Pathfinder battle style 1v1” (12:16), and says he has found Egg Heist boring so far, which is why the fair-play version is the one he is waiting for. Neither detail is in the preview: it gives a title for each and nothing else. The developers had already said Egg Heist would get a lower barrier to entry and smaller penalties for failure, as our roadmap interview article sets out, and how the mode plays today is in our Egg Heist beginner guide.

Best forms for PvP: why fewer weaknesses beat Prismana

In PvP, bring the form with the fewest weaknesses, especially on a support: menaceFT’s Turbo runs Rainstorm Form, weak only to Ice, rather than Prismana, which takes 2.56x from Light. Every form of an Aniimo shares its base stats. Turbo’s five forms all total 518 in the data, with the same 95 HP and 110 ATK, so the form changes the elements and nothing else, and the elements decide how hard each hit lands.

The two attacking multipliers are 1.6 and 0.625, and a dual element Aniimo multiplies both. Wind and Lightning cancel each other’s problems: Lightning hits Wind for 1.6 but Lightning for 0.625, a flat 1. Light hits Wind for 1.6 and Lightning for 0.625, again a flat 1. Only Ice still lands at 1.6. Swap Lightning for Dark and the picture flips.

That 2.56 is the number menaceFT warns about (13:30). The two Light DPS of the moment, Helion and Lunara, are the ones he expects to meet in PvP, and a support that swaps in to buff basic attacks and eats a Light ultimate at 2.56x is a lost fight. “If they’re dead, you basically lost the fight,” he says of supports at 13:56. The same arithmetic, run on the element chart for supports and healers people actually field:

Aniimo and form	Elements	Weak to	Resists
Turbo, Rainstorm	Wind, Lightning	Ice 1.6	Wind 0.39
Turbo, Basic	Wind	Lightning 1.6, Light 1.6	Dark, Wind 0.625
Turbo, Plateau	Wind, Ice	Fire, Light, Earth 1.6	Dark, Ice, Water, Wind 0.625
Turbo, Prismana	Dark, Wind	Light 2.56, Lightning 1.6	Dark, Earth 0.625
Glameep, Basic	Grass, Water	Lightning, Ice, Wind 1.6	Earth, Water 0.39
Glameep, Prismana	Dark, Grass	Wind 2.56; Dark, Fire, Light 1.6	Earth 0.39; Grass, Water 0.625
Melloblum, Basic	Grass	Dark, Fire, Wind 1.6	Grass, Earth, Water 0.625
Melloblum, Prismana	Grass, Light	Dark 2.56, Wind 1.6	Grass, Water 0.39; Light, Earth 0.625
Coraliz, Basic	Earth, Water	Grass 2.56	Fire, Earth 0.39; Dark 0.625
Coraliz, Rainstorm	Earth	Grass 1.6, Water 1.6	Lightning, Fire, Ice, Earth 0.625

Read it the way menaceFT reads Turbo. Rainstorm Turbo is the cleanest support form in that list. Prismana Glameep, the Vein Abundance Prismana of 23 November, swaps three single weaknesses for four, one of them a double weakness to Wind, so the basic form is the safer healer in a duel. Prismana Melloblum has two weaknesses against three, but one is a 2.56 to Dark. Coraliz is the opposite case: the basic form has a single weakness, a 2.56 to Grass, and Rainstorm trades it for two plain ones. His own caveat: this holds “in most cases”, and it is about what kills you, not what you kill. Element by element defences are on our elements page.

How to change an Aniimo’s form with a Morph Orb

Use a Morph Orb on the Aniimo, then pick a form you have already caught for that species; the Prismana form is the one exception. That is how menaceFT got an Alpha Turbo in Rainstorm Form without hunting one.

1. Catch the strongest version you can find, whatever its form. He caught an Alpha Turbo with an elite Aniipod and kept his Sparkling Cubes, because a support like Turbo needs no Perfect roll (14:11).
2. Make sure you have caught the target form at least once. The Morph Orb’s text: “Use on an Aniimo to change it into any other form except Prismana Form. Requires that you have previously obtained that form for this type of Aniimo.”
3. Open the Aniimo, use the Morph Orb, and press the small triangle on the Change Form window to list the forms you can switch to (14:43). He calls the menu bad, and it is easy to miss.
4. Pick the form and confirm.

One label to know: the Change Form window calls Turbo’s current form Rainfall Form, while the game’s data files and our Aniidex page name it Rainstorm Form, and menaceFT says “rainstorm”. Same form, Wind and Lightning, two names. The Morph Orb costs 300 Glimmer in the Shop, with a weekly limit of 10, as our free-to-play guide lists. Because it cannot make a Prismana, it never competes with Vein Abundance: it is the tool for the opposite move, from a fancy catch to a safe PvP form.

Aniimo Dash and three new Holo-Battle Sim stages

Two limited-time features join the permanent PvP: Aniimo Dash, a race across the open world, and new Dark, Earth and Lightning stages in Holo-Battle Sim. The preview puts both under Limited Time, with no dates.

menaceFT reads the label literally: “It says limited time right here” (15:10), so he does not think the three stages will be permanent. He calls Dash a Mario Kart for Aniimo, which is a joke about the format, not a description of its rules. Holo-Battle Sim is the training ground where our Lita guide starts; a Dark stage is the obvious place to try a Light DPS before a duel.

Night Parade and Magical Night: the Halloween events

Night Parade and Magical Night both run from 29 October to 9 December: one decorates a Candy House for Aniipod Ultra, Tumbler, Sparkling Crystal, Vein Essence and an avatar frame, the other is a Homeland event with two limited crops. menaceFT starts with the Homeland one (16:48), because the Homeland is the part of the game he likes most.

He expects Magical Night to replace the Harvest Moon Festival in the Homeland, pumpkins instead of moon crops, with Halloween decorations for the RV. The preview confirms the crops and the dates; the replacement is his reading, and a fair one, since the two run back to back.

Night Parade is the one with rewards that matter outside the season. An Aniipod Ultra is a guaranteed catch, and Vein Essence sold for 50 Windborn Stamps a week in the Part One Stamp Shop. menaceFT could not tell whether it is a Homeland event; the preview does not say either, and only Magical Night carries the Home Event tag. Three smaller events close the list:

Event	Dates	What you do
Night Parade	29 Oct to 9 Dec	Decorate the Candy House, mix fragrances
Magical Night (Home Event)	29 Oct to 9 Dec	Grow Magic Pumpkin and Memoryglow Fruit
Tidal Path Rewards	29 Oct to 9 Dec	Log in
First Visit to the Whisperwake Isles	29 Oct to 9 Dec	Explore the new map
Hoptail, Aniimo Discovery	6 to 19 Nov	Event catch
Prismana Snapshots	12 to 29 Nov	Photograph Prismana Aniimo
Jaguaraun, Resonance Fantasia	20 Nov to 9 Dec	Event source

Every date on this page is on our events calendar once the update is live.

Confirmed, guessed, and where the video and the preview differ

Confirmed by the official preview of 16 October 2026: the ten Prismana names and how each is obtained, every date in the tables above, the Vein Abundance areas, the three conditions for Whisperwake Isles, Hoptail, Jaguaraun and its designer, the two permanent PvP entries, Aniimo Dash, the three Holo-Battle Sim stages and the five Halloween and season events.

Confirmed by the game’s data: Turbo’s five forms and their elements and shared stats, Prismana Glameep as Dark and Grass, Gachapus as a Water DPS with no Prismana form in the launch build, Coraliz and Melloblum forms, and the 1.6 and 0.625 multipliers behind every number in the PvP table.

menaceFT’s guesses, labelled as such: that Hypnyto needs the paid handbook, that free players get a non-Prismana egg, that Ekrim belongs to the Eklue family, which icon is Pouchwisp, Royalby or Jeburst, Jaguaraun’s elements, that the Holo-Battle Sim stages are temporary and that Magical Night replaces the Harvest Moon Festival.

Where the video and the preview differ: he dates Vein Abundance from 1 November, the preview from 30 October with the special Prismana from 2 November; he gives level 55 as the only condition for the new region, the preview adds Grade I Trailblazer and a story quest. Neither changes his advice. On the PvP point, the data backs him all the way: a Prismana form can carry a double weakness that the base form does not, and in a duel that is the hit that ends it.