Aniimo Glacy Guide: Stats, Evolution, Location and Healer Role

What are Glacy’s stats in Aniimo?

Glacy is Aniimo No.015 on the official index: a Water and Ice Heal creature with an attribute total of 535. The spread below is transcribed from that index page, which is the hardest source available for any creature on this site.

The shape is unmistakable: 120 HP plus 110 magic defense says backline healer, and 50 BREAK says it will never open a damage window on its own. Glacy is 1.8 m tall, swims at pathfinding level 2, and works Water, Ice and Hauling jobs in the Homeland. Its trait, Water Spirit, cuts the EP cost of all skills by 16% while standing in water terrain, which stacks naturally with the puddle playstyle of Water teams.

Weakness data comes from community dexes rather than the official page: Grass hits for 1.6x and Dark is resisted at 0.625x. In practice the Ice half of the typing matters just as much — Fire and Earth are the matchups to avoid, and the best team page slots Prismana Glacy as the healer that travels between elements precisely because it does not ask for a mono-Ice shell.

How do you evolve Skippy into Glacy?

The Skippy line is one of the few chains where every step is confirmed by two independent outlets. Dexerto’s dex and Game8’s Skippy page agree on the skeleton: Skippy evolves into Pranky at level 12, and Pranky evolves into Glacy at level 20.

The Leafy branch is the one people miss. A level 20 Pranky can become Glacy or Leafy, and the Leafy route additionally requires defeating Alpha Leafy on its lotus leaf. If your Pranky hit 20 and nothing happened, check which branch the game is offering before assuming the evolution is bugged. Our Leafy page tracks what is known about that branch, which is currently less than the Glacy side.

Where do you find Glacy in Aniimo?

Glacy is unusually widespread for a healer this good, which is part of why it shows up in every starter lineup. The official index lists four forms — Basic, Sea of Flowers, Snowfield and Prismana — and the community region tables place them as follows.

Two honesty notes. The frozen-lake Prismana position is transcribed from community region tables, not from an official map pin, so treat it as a strong lead rather than a guarantee — the Prismana guide covers how to force the Flow once you are in the right area. And the Nimbus Fields landmark Glacy is better known as a navigation aid than as a catch: it marks the blocked hole that leads to Alpha Geoclaw, so check whether the one in front of you is scenery before throwing a pod.

For the region-level picture, the complete Aniimo list prints every Glacy row with its trigger, and the Sea of Flowers page covers the basin where the flower form lives.

What does Glacy actually do in a fight?

Glacy’s kit is three heals plus the most efficient team buff in the game. All skill detail below comes from the official index entry.

The rotation writes itself: Spring of Life on position, Glimmer Shot before every DPS window, Healing Water when the team dips. Glimmer Shot is why Glacy travels across elements — a 15% universal damage buff at 10 EP with minimal field time has no elemental requirement, which is exactly what the best team guide exploits by running Prismana Glacy in the starter Light squad, the Water puddle squad, and the Ice lineup at once. The tier list ranks that flexibility against the dedicated supports if you are deciding what to raise second.

Related

• Complete Aniimo list — every Glacy row with region and trigger
• Leafy — the Alpha Leafy branch of the same evolution line
• Geoclaw — the Alpha behind the Glacy landmark cave
• Best team guide — the three lineups that run Glacy as healer
• Aniimo tier list — where the healer slot ranks
• Sea of Flowers — the basin hosting the flower form