Iris (Aniimo) DPS Stats & Evolution 2026

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Looking to add a reliable Grass DPS to your roster? Iris is your go-to early-game creature that scales beautifully into Irisal. This guide breaks down everything you need to know—from raw stats and skill combos to evolution paths and where to hunt for the perfect specimen. Play it smart, keep your distance, and watch those petals fly.

What Is Iris in Aniimo?

Iris is a Lumin-stage Grass Aniimo locked into the DPS role, numbered 011 in the Aniilog. It shows up early as a ranged attacker that hurls tracking petals, making it both easy to use and easy to level. You will eventually evolve Iris into Irisal, a Nova-stage beast that keeps the same petal‑based playstyle but brings a much larger stat floor and a more dangerous toolkit.

Iris stands 0.74 meters tall at base and grows to 1.74 meters after evolution. Its weight climbs from 9.86 kg to 66.61 kg, reflecting the bulk it gains as it pushes into the next stage. The creature comes in Male and Female forms, rests during the night cycle, and offers four variant shells: Basic, Highland, Prismana, and Mountain Woods. That variety gives collectors a reason to keep hunting even after your first catch.

Iris Base Stats

Stat	Base
HP	4,160
ATK	236
P.DEF	92
REGEN	110
M.DEF	92
BREAK	140

ATK 236 is a solid number for a Lumin-stage creature and is the main reason you pull Iris into your party. The 92 Physical Defense and 92 Magic Defense are thin, though, so positioning matters from day one. HP 4,160 gives you a usable damage buffer, and the 110 REGEN lets Iris recover between skirmishes without waiting for a full break. Keep Iris at range and let those numbers do the work.

Iris Skills

• Floral Storm (Might 19, 13 EP, 1s cooldown): Spins while moving and releases tracking petals. The petal count ramps up over time, reaching 3 petals at once. Press the skill button again to cancel early and reset the cycle.
• Vortex of Petals (Might 60, 20 EP, 1s cooldown): Drops a large petal vortex at the target’s feet for area burst damage.
• ATK (Might 6, 0.1s cooldown): Basic ranged grass attack used for filler hits and triggering on-hit effects.

The kit is simple by design. Floral Storm is your sustained damage tool while repositioning; Vortex of Petals is your burst finisher. Both skills break opponents at 100% efficiency, so you can chain them into break-based follow-ups or use them to trigger status effects. Manage your EP wisely—spamming Vortex will leave you dry fast, but spacing it between basic attacks keeps your damage output steady.

Iris Evolution Line

Iris evolves into Irisal, a Nova-stage Grass DPS that raises total stats to 6,420 and ATK to 275. The skill set shifts to Focused Beam and Dancing Petals, but the core ranged petal identity stays intact. Every resource you pour into Iris pays off directly because the evolution carries forward without wasting investment. If you are deciding whether to raise a weak-looking early Grass, the answer is yes—this line is built for long-term carry.

Where to Find Iris

Iris spawns in the Breezy Plains, which holds 191 recorded spawn points. That density makes it one of the most common creatures in the zone, so you will not struggle to find a wild specimen. Your real challenge is sorting through the variants and IVs. Start with the Basic form for a straightforward build, then track down Highland or Prismana if you want higher individual stats. The plains are accessible right after the tutorial, so you can begin your hunt almost immediately.

Should You Use Iris?

Iris is a strong early-game Grass DPS because of its 236 ATK and straightforward kit. The fragility is the catch—92 P.DEF and 92 M.DEF mean one mispositioned enemy can drop you fast. Keep Iris behind your tank line, let it spam Floral Storm while it moves, and only commit to Vortex when enemies are grouped or already broken. As a stepping stone to Irisal, catching and raising Iris is well worth your time.

Iris Team Role and Build Notes

Iris slots cleanly into the DPS position for a Grass-oriented team. Its 4,830 total base stats break down into 4,160 HP, 236 ATK, 92 P.DEF, 110 REGEN, 92 M.DEF, and 140 BREAK, with a base magic attack of 101. Prioritize ATK investment first; REGEN is a close second because it lets Iris sustain spell rotations without returning to base.

Combat flow is simple: open with basic ATK to apply on-hit effects, swap to Floral Storm while repositioning, then drop Vortex of Petals on a grouped or broken target. Both skills break at 100%, so you can reliably chain into break triggers. As you evolve toward Irisal, the same flow scales up—your petal-based range game remains the backbone.

The four recorded forms (Basic, Highland, Prismana, Mountain Woods) give collectors hunting material beyond raw stats. If you are building for purity, Grass synergies, or break-chains, Iris fits easily. If your roster already has a superior early DPS, you can still use Iris as a trainer or sell it, but raising it through evolution rarely feels like a waste.

Tips for Beginners

• Keep Iris behind frontline defenders. Its low defenses punish solo play.
• Cancel Floral Storm early if you need to dodge; the skill resets cleanly.
• Save Vortex for broken targets or grouped enemies to maximize break efficiency.
• Check IVs before investing—ATK and HP matter most for a DPS role.
• Hunt Breezy Plains early; 191 spawn points mean consistent rerolls for better forms.

Iris FAQ

What element and role is Iris?

Iris is a Grass-element, DPS-role Aniimo and creature 011 in the Aniilog.

What does Iris evolve into?

Iris evolves into Irisal, a Nova-stage Grass DPS.

How does Floral Storm work?

It spins while moving and fires tracking petals, increasing to 3 petals at once over time; press the skill again to stop.

Where does Iris spawn?

Iris spawns in the Breezy Plains with 191 recorded spawn points.

Question	Answer
Element	Grass
Role	DPS
Stage	Lumin
Evolution	Irisal (Nova)
Spawn Zone	Breezy Plains
Spawn Points	191
Forms	Basic, Highland, Prismana, Mountain Woods