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Best Prismana Aniimo to choose from in the 'Prismana Pact' event

With 14 options to choose from, what stands out?

Three Prismana Aniimo - Stellarys, Luminelle, and Turbo - in a field.
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Aniimo's Prismana Pact event offers a free Prismana to choose from.

Visible as you reach the Institute by talking to Bohr by the Holographic Discovery Booth - or by visiting the Events tab - you can unlock your free Prismana once you reach Wayfarer I rank, which is available by completing Chapter 3. (Our Amiibo walkthrough shows the exact steps to get there.)

Once you do, you have 14 options to choose from. But which Prismana Aniimo is best?

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Looking for more help? We have a range of Aniimo guides for the opening Helion or Lunara choice, an Aniimo walkthrough for the story path, an Aniilog creatures list of what you can catch, and a chart of Aniimo counters and weaknesses.

Best Prismana Aniimo to choose from in the 'Prismana Pact' event

The best Prismana Aniimo is somewhat situational, as it depends on your playstyle and what needs you need to fulfil in your party, such as the element counters you want to exploit or cover up.

That said, some options stand out more than others:

If you're not sure how the above fits into your team, then remember you don't need to decide until you hit 'Wayfarer I' at the end of Chapter 3.


All Prismana Aniimo choices in the 'Prismana Pact' event

To save you searching through the event menu, here's all 14 Prismana Aniimo choices to consider, row-by-row.


Best of luck with your Prismana choice!

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Looking for more help? We have a range of Aniimo guides for the opening Helion or Lunara choice, an Aniimo walkthrough for the story path, an Aniilog creatures list of what you can catch, and a chart of Aniimo counters and weaknesses. You can also read how Aniimo uses AI.
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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