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How to unlock new Aniimo map Whisperwake Isles

"This is a whole new world..."

A Pathfinder and their Aniimo on Whisperwake Isles.
Credit: Pawprint Studio
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Whisperwake Isles is a new map added to Aniimo as part of the Season 1: Part 2 update.

The new region - which comprises of Crescent Bay, Wildwater Gorge, Rosy Mirelands and Cloudreach Falls - unlocks through the event 'First Visit to Whisperwake Isles', which has specific unlock requirements to progress.

This guide explains how to unlock the new Whisperwake Isles region and find the prerequisite quest 'A Song from the Sea' quest in Aniimo.


How to complete 'A Song from the Sea' and unlock Whisperwake Isles

If you visit the 'First Visit to Whisperwake Isles' event page, it has the unlock requirement of completing story quest 'A Song from the Sea'.

This is a newly added quest as part of the Season 1: Part 2 update, and only appears once you have got up to date with the original story content.

In other words, you must have completed Chapter 6 of the story; you can see your progress with our Aniimo walkthrough:

Aniimo walkthrough and story chapter list
What the story unlocks as you progress through the critical path.

Once you are up to speed, 'A Song from the Sea' will then appear in Echoback Landing in the north-west corner of the map (thanks Jessica Orr for the image):

The Aniimo map showing the location of the 'A Song from the Sea' quest.
Credit: One More Catch (via Pawprint Studio)

Complete the quest, and then the new Aniimo region will unlock. Enjoy!


If you're looking for more from the Season 1: Part 2 update, we have patch notes to read and a list of all new Aniimo to find.

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Matthew Reynolds

Matthew Reynolds

Matthew Reynolds is founder and editor of One More Catch, and has covered Pokémon Go since day one. An award-winning games journalist based in the UK, he has written for Polygon, Eurogamer, Digital Spy, The Guardian, and Retro Gamer magazine.

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