
Nimbi
Wind · Support · Lumin
161 spawns · 24% → Nimbi spawn zones on the map+ 1 other region
World · Breezy Plains
Nimbus Fields is played at Lv. 5–15, the first band of 14 on the continent of Idyll. The game’s data files place 17 Aniimo inside it, 12 numbered entries and 5 regional or Prismana forms, across 670 recorded spawn coordinates. 5 of those entries have no spawn point anywhere else in Idyll, Nimbi Rainstorm Form at the head of them. Its Blooms are Nimbus Fields, Crystal Cave, Freshsprout Hill and Sub-Idyllian Ruins. Wind is the element to bring counters for: 7 of the 17 entries carry it.
Updated
Numbers verified against the game’s data files, build 1.0.0.7, updated

Lv. 5–15
14 regions
The region
base band
+ 5 forms
no spawn elsewhere
3 sub-areas
324markers inside this outline, of 3,958 surveyed on Idyll
The markers are counted by dropping every marker of the survey onto the region polygons at build time. The categories and the icons are the map’s own.
Most common first: the bar is each entry’s share of the 670 spawn coordinates recorded inside this outline, so the first cards are what you will actually walk into. A card opens the Aniidex entry, its spawn line opens the map with the zones drawn.

Wind · Support · Lumin
161 spawns · 24% → Nimbi spawn zones on the map+ 1 other region

Grass · DPS · Lumin
108 spawns · 16% → Iris spawn zones on the map+ 3 other regions

Grass · Break · Lumin
88 spawns · 13% → Hummin spawn zones on the map+ 4 other regions

Wind · Support · Lumin

Fire · DPS · Lumin
60 spawns · 9.0% → Emberpup spawn zones on the map+ 4 other regions

Wind · Heal · Lumin
56 spawns · 8.4% → Flutternym spawn zones on the map+ 3 other regions

Fire · Regen · Lumin
31 spawns · 4.6% → Sparki spawn zones on the map+ 2 other regions

Earth · Break · Lumin
28 spawns · 4.2% → Budclaw spawn zones on the map+ 3 other regions

Water · Heal · Lumin
28 spawns · 4.2% → Skippy spawn zones on the map+ 2 other regions

Wind · Support · Lumin
15 spawns · 2.2% → Chirpi spawn zones on the map+ 3 other regions

Wind · Support · Lumin

Water · Heal · Gamma
6 spawns · 0.9% → Pranky spawn zones on the map+ 2 other regions

Fire · DPS · Gamma
5 spawns · 0.7% → Flameruff spawn zones on the map+ 3 other regions

Dark · DPS · Lumin
3 spawns · 0.4% → Celestis spawn zones on the map+ 3 other regions

Wind · Support · Nova

Wind · Support · Nova

Dark · Support · Nova
This table is the union of two sources, not one of them. The official map publishes a list of Aniimo per region; the game’s spawn tables publish coordinates. The rule here is that an entry appears if either source places it in Nimbus Fields, and the row says which one is speaking.
Region is one of three things a spawn depends on: time of day and weather are the other two. 4 entries recorded here carry a condition in the game’s data files, or are forms named for one.
2 Alphas hold territory inside Nimbus Fields: Geoclaw and Turbo. An Alpha is a named, oversized wild Aniimo with its own marker on the map. The dot on each outline is where the marker stands.
AlphaIce · Break · Respawn 20s
The aloof Geoclaw bears glowing crystal amber on its back, beautiful yet dangerous.
AlphaWind · Support · Respawn 20s
A laid-back Turbo whose sticky wool is always catching all kinds of things.
Lv. 5–15
the base band of Nimbus Fields
3 blocks inside the outline
The map data draws 3 smaller blocks inside the outline, each with a band of its own, and they reach past the region band at one end. That is why the panel you see when you open the map in game can show a figure this one does not contain.
Spawn coordinates carry no level of their own, so a zone inside Nimbus Fields is read at the band of the block it sits in rather than at a level of its own.
A Bloom is a point of vein energy you can fast travel to. Nimbus Fields has 4: the arrival point carrying the region's own name, and 3 named sub-areas inside it. Those sub-area names are the third level of the in-game map, below Breezy Plains and below the region. The dot on each outline is where the Bloom stands.
The map survey pins 9 eggs on the ground inside this outline. What hatches from each kind is in the egg database.
Every gathering layer of the map with a pin inside Nimbus Fields, most common first. The Aniipods picked up off the ground here are the same items listed in that database.
The spawn tables record no coordinate for these entries anywhere outside Nimbus Fields.
Three recorded spawn points or fewer inside the whole region, so expect to sweep rather than walk to a spot.

Guide7 min read
The event hands you a black silhouette and five clue tags, and the way to answer it is a photograph rather than a guess. Trophy Tom solved one clue set on camera on launch day: the five clues, the Habitat button that opens the map, the teleport point, the exact patch of flowers the answer sits in, and the upload screen that turns a photo into a tick. That day the answer was Budclaw.

Guide13 min read
Homeland rewards coverage, not power. AniimoSync maps the whole system from his beta 3 testing: the unlock route, all 13 jobs, what a job level is worth per minute, every RV capacity step, and the workers worth catching on the way there, each one checked against our Aniidex.

Event
A rotating regional boost: a Forest of Falling Stars weekend, then five Prismana up weeks by region, 21 September to 25 October 2026.

Event
A photo hunt in the Events menu. The game shows a silhouette with five clue tags, you photograph Aniimo that share those traits, and in the clue set recorded on 16 September the answer was Budclaw at Freshsprout Hill.
These outlines share a border with Nimbus Fields on the survey, so they are the regions you can ride into without a Bloom.
Lv. 5–15. That is the base band the game's own map data carries for the region. The same data splits Nimbus Fields into 3 smaller blocks with narrower bands of their own, Lv. 3–4, Lv. 4–5 and Lv. 6–9, and those reach past the region band at one end, so a level panel in game can read a figure the region band does not contain. Across Idyll the region bands run from Lv. 5 to Lv. 60.
17 entries: Nimbi, Iris Grassland Form, Hummin, Nimbi Rainstorm Form, Emberpup, Flutternym, Sparki, Budclaw, and 9 more. The densest is Nimbi at 161 of the 670 spawn points recorded inside the outline, 24% of them. Region is only one of three conditions: weather and time of day decide the rest.
5: Nimbi Rainstorm Form, Nimbi Cloudmist Form, Turbo Rainstorm Form, Turbo and Turbo Prismana Form. Exclusive here means the spawn tables in build 1.0.0.7 record no coordinate for that entry in any other region, which is not the same as the creature being uncatchable elsewhere through eggs or events.
4 Blooms: Nimbus Fields, Crystal Cave, Freshsprout Hill and Sub-Idyllian Ruins. Nimbus Fields is the arrival point that carries the region's own name; the other 3 are named sub-areas inside it.
Inside Breezy Plains, the top-level area of Idyll the map header names, bordering Forest of Falling Stars, The Argent Strait, Beast Fang Ridge, The Mistwoods and Blitzwood. It holds 324 of the 3,958 markers surveyed across the continent.
The map survey pins 9 eggs inside the outline: 7 Incredible Egg, 1 Alpha Egg and 1 Incredible Grassland Egg. Open the map on Nimbus Fields with the Egg layer on to see each one where it lies.
Geoclaw and Turbo are the Alphas pinned inside the outline. Each one stands at a fixed point, shown on its card above.
Lunar Daisy (33), Azure Grass (16), Orange Cap (16), Sunny Daisy (15), Blue Cap (13), Red Cap (12), Turtleback Ore (6), Glintstone (4), Threadstar Plant (2) and Sweetfern Nut (1), counted from the pins of the map survey inside the outline.
Region outlines, marker positions and the per-region Aniimo lists were surveyed by aniidex.com during the Global Closed Beta and are reused here with the written permission of its owner, so a pin can sit where the launch build no longer puts it. The spawn coordinates behind the roster are separate, read from the game’s own data files at build 1.0.0.7: 6,411 of them across Idyll, placing 160 Aniimo. Scene art © Pawprint Interactive Entertainment Pte. Ltd.