Budclaw Aniimo: Grass BREAK Stats, Skills, Evolution and Spawn Guide

Budclaw Aniimo: Grass BREAK Stats, Skills, Evolution and Spawn Guide

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What Is Budclaw in Aniimo?

Budclaw is a Lumin-stage Grass Aniimo in the BREAK role and the branching start of one of the most versatile Grass lines in the game. Number 023 in the Aniilog, this clawed sprout hurls verdant beams and leaf slashes with 150% Break efficiency on every attack — and then offers you a choice: evolve into Shrubclaw for tanky Break, or Geoclaw for an Ice-flavored variant of the same job.

With 5,260 total base stats and a base magic attack of 64, Budclaw is one of the more durable Lumin-stage Break units. Its 124 recorded spawn points in the Breezy Plains make it trivially easy to catch, which combined with the evolution options makes it a default early pick for Grass players.

Budclaw Base Stats

StatBase
HP4,488
ATK149
P.DEF163
REGEN112
M.DEF113
BREAK235

Budclaw’s total base stats come to 5,260, with a base magic attack of 64. The BREAK stat of 235 is the headline — among the best in its stage — and P.DEF of 163 keeps it alive up front. ATK is low at 149, which is fine: Budclaw’s job is staggering enemies, not killing them, and every skill it has carries 150% Break.

Budclaw Skills

Every attack in the kit hits for 150% Break efficiency:

  • The Luminus Gust (Might 35, 10 EP, 8s cooldown): A cheap gust attack for quick Break ticks on a budget.
  • Verdant Beam (Might 80, 20 EP, 1s cooldown): Your main damage tool — a concentrated beam of plant energy with strong might on a 1-second cooldown.
  • Leaf Slash (Might 40, 10 EP, 8s cooldown): A mid-cost slash for filling gaps between beams.
  • ATK (Might 6, 0.1s cooldown): Basic attack, also carrying 150% Break.

The rotation is beam-centric: spam Verdant Beam as EP allows, alternate in Gust and Slash to stretch reserves, and keep constant Break pressure until the enemy staggers.

Budclaw Evolution Line

Budclaw branches at evolution:

  • Shrubclaw (#024): The Grass Nova evolution — a tanky Break unit with 291 BREAK, Charged Blow, and the 173-might Quake Impact ultimate.
  • Geoclaw (#025): The Ice Nova evolution — similar Break identity with ice-element spikes and the 173-might Freezing Claws ultimate.

Both paths keep the 150% Break identity, so the choice is elemental coverage and flavor rather than quality. Shrubclaw is the purer Grass pick; Geoclaw adds Ice damage for teams that need it. Neither evolves further.

Where to Find Budclaw

Budclaw spawns in the Breezy Plains with 124 recorded spawn points — one of the highest counts among Lumin Grass creatures. It also has a Mudflat Form variant for collectors. Sweep the plains early; there is no reason this one should be missing from your roster given how common it is.

Should You Use Budclaw?

Budclaw is the default Grass Break pick for a reason: abundant, durable, and effective. The universal 150% Break means it staggers everything, and the evolution branch lets you tailor the line later. Its damage ceiling is low, so pair it with a real DPS like Irisal or Thornblade. If your Grass team lacks stagger pressure, catch a Budclaw and start the climb.

Budclaw FAQ

What element is Budclaw?

Budclaw is a Grass-element Aniimo. Its evolution branch adds elemental variety: Shrubclaw stays Grass while Geoclaw turns Ice.

What does Budclaw evolve into?

Budclaw evolves into either Shrubclaw (Grass, tanky Break) or Geoclaw (Ice, Break). Both are Nova-stage final forms.

Why is Budclaw good for breaking enemies?

Every skill in its kit carries 150% Break efficiency, plus a 235 base BREAK stat. That combination makes it one of the strongest stagger tools at Lumin stage.

Where does Budclaw spawn?

Budclaw spawns in the Breezy Plains with 124 recorded spawn points, making it one of the easiest Grass Aniimo to catch.

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