Leafy Aniimo: Water REGEN Build, Skills & Spawn Guide (Aniimo 2026)

What Is Leafy in Aniimo?

Leafy is a Nova-stage Water-type Aniimo in the REGEN role, creature number 016 in the Aniilog. It sits on the Grass-synergy branch of the Pranky evolution line and is built to empower Grass teammates through sustained energy and health restoration.

With 7,358 total base stats, a base magic attack of 95, and a growth range from 1.66 m / 74.4 kg to 3.89 m / 499.36 kg, Leafy is a durable support unit that scales well into endgame. It exists in both Male and Female variants and follows a nocturnal sleep pattern.

Leafy Base Stats

Stat	Base Value
HP	6,545
ATK	222
P.DEF	143
REGEN	165
M.DEF	143
BREAK	140
Magic Attack	95

Your 7,358 total base stats place Leafy in elite support territory. That 6,545 HP pool means every percentage-based heal and regen effect hits hard. The even 143 P.DEF and 143 M.DEF give Leafy solid defensive coverage across both physical and magical threats, while 165 REGEN fuels its core ability rotations. An ATK of 222 is a nice bonus for a REGEN unit — you are not completely squishy in a pinch.

Leafy Skills

Vitality Blooms (Might 0, 10 EP, 20s cooldown, 0% Break) Core support skill. Creates a circular magic field underfoot that restores 2.4 EP per second to Grass-type teammates within range for 12 seconds. The field also upgrades nearby Turf into Vitality Blooms, which restore 1% HP per second to Grass teammates for the duration. After you leave the area, the field lingers for 3 additional seconds.

Scaling note: The minimum values scale with your REGEN stat. EP restore goes up to 3.60 per second at high REGEN. The HP upgrade component scales up to 1.20 EP per second equivalent.

Cyclone of Leaves (Might 33, 10 EP, 1s cooldown, 100% Break) A forward-moving leaf cyclone swipe that generates Turf around Leafy and along its path for 20 seconds. This skill is your primary terrain builder — you create the grass fields that power both Vitality Blooms and Vine Entanglement.

Vine Entanglement (Might 16, 10 EP, 15s cooldown, 100% Break) A magic attack around your target. If the target is standing on grass or Turf, vines bind them and stun them for 3 seconds. This is your lockdown tool, and it only triggers on grass-covered enemies — which is why turf generation matters.

Basic ATK (Might 6, 0.1s cooldown) A close-range grass attack used for filler damage and triggering on-hit effects between skill rotations.

Lotus Bloom (Ultimate) (Might 0, 100 Ultimate, 20s cooldown, 0% Break) Forms a lotus cocoon that bursts open, instantly healing the entire team for 15% of Leafy’s max HP and granting a 15% Grass Elemental Boost to the whole team for 30 seconds. This is your clutch team-wide reset and your biggest damage amplification window.

How Your Skills Work Together

Leafy is a Grass-team enabler. The rotation flows like this: use Cyclone of Leaves to lay down Turf, drop Vitality Blooms to feed EP and HP to your Grass teammates, then punish enemies standing on that grass with Vine Entanglement’s 3-second stun. Lotus Bloom closes off a team fight with a mass heal and elemental buff. Manage your energy carefully — you burn 10 EP per skill, and your REGEN stat determines how fast you recover.

Leafy Evolution Line

Leafy sits on the Pranky line and is the Grass-synergy endpoint at the Nova stage. There is no further evolution recorded for Leafy, making it a finished build you can invest in without worrying about obsolescence.

Where to Find Leafy

Leafy spawns in the Breezy Plains biome. There are 2 recorded spawn points, making it a rare encounter. You will need to search actively — this is not a unit you stumble into by accident.

Biome	Spawn Points	Rarity
Breezy Plains	2	Rare

Should You Use Leafy?

Leafy is an elite REGEN support for Grass-composition teams. The energy field, terrain stun, team heal ultimate, and strong defensive stat line make it a powerful long-term investment. Outside a dedicated Grass lineup, the REGEN field does less work, but the heal and stun still provide value. If you are running a Grass-focused roster, Leafy is a must-pull.

Leafy Build Notes

Play Leafy as a sustained caster. Position carefully so Vitality Blooms covers your frontline Grass teammates, and use Cyclone of Leaves proactively to control the battlefield with Turf. Your REGEN stat is your most important investment — it directly scales your EP restore and HP upgrade values. Pair Leafy with high-ATK Grass types like Thornleaf or Verdant howl to maximize the Elemental Boost from Lotus Bloom.

Since Leafy is a NOVA-stage endpoint with no further evolution, you can commit resources confidently. Your training materials and stat investments will not be wasted.

Leafy vs Other Water REGEN Units

Feature	Leafy	Typical Water REGEN	Edge
Role Focus	Grass-synergy support	General sustain	Leafy (team-specific)
Max Total Stats	7,358	~6,000–6,800	Leafy
Area Heal	15% Max HP team-wide	Single-target focused	Leafy
Terrain Control	Yes (Turf + stun)	Rare	Leafy
Elemental Buff	15% Grass Boost	None typical	Leafy

Leafy FAQ

What element and role is Leafy?

Leafy is a Water-element, REGEN-role Aniimo and is creature 016 in the Aniilog.

What does Vitality Blooms do?

It creates a field that restores 2.4 EP per second to Grass-type teammates for 12 seconds and upgrades nearby Turf into Vitality Blooms that heal 1% HP per second to Grass teammates.

How does Vine Entanglement work?

It deals magic damage around a target, and if the target is on grass or Turf, binds them with vines and stuns them for 3 seconds.

Does Leafy evolve further?

No. Leafy is a Nova-stage endpoint with no further evolution recorded.

Where do you find Leafy?

Leafy is found in the Breezy Plains with 2 recorded spawn points.

What is the best build for Leafy?

Invest in REGEN and HP. REGEN scales your EP restore and HP upgrade values, while high base HP makes your Lotus Bloom heal significantly larger.

Is Leafy worth pulling for a non-Grass team?

Partially. The heal and stun are useful universally, but the REGEN field and Turf synergies lose value without Grass teammates. Save your pulls for Grass-focused rosters if possible.