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How to Get Prismatype - Version 1 vs Version 2
Jun 5, 2026, 12:40 PM
Gives the Prismatype recipe and ingredient sources, notes Nada as the best crafter, and explains its use in revealing an Animon's hidden type.
Jun 8, 2026, 11:11 PM
Removed duplicate in-body wikilinks
11Overview2233The Prismatype is a craftable item in LumenTale: Memories of Trey used to grant an Animon its hidden type. You can craft it at any rest spot once you have the right materials, and you do not need to learn the recipe first. It is especially valuable for Animon that can only evolve after their hidden type is revealed.4455Prismatype Recipe6677IngredientQuantityAnivite EX2Plastic10Quartz3088How to Craft Prismatype991010Gather 2 Anivite EX, 10 Plastic, and 30 Quartz.Go to any rest spot.Craft the Prismatype, using Nada for a higher rate of success in crafting items for Animon compared to Trey and Ales.Save before crafting to get a Great Success, which doubles the items crafted.11111212Prismatype Can Be Crafted Even Without a Recipe13131414You do not need the recipe to craft a Prismatype. As long as Nada is with you and you have the correct ingredients, she can craft it. Crafting it multiple times eventually lets you formally learn the recipe.15151616How to Get Materials for Prismatype17171818Break Anivite Crystals19192020Anivite and Quartz are easily found by breaking Anivite Crystals in the wild with a Geo Animon. Anivite EX is significantly rarer than Anivite, so it may take a while to get two. Prioritize large Anivite Crystals, since they have higher chances of dropping Anivite EX as well as gemstones like Sapphire and Diamond. See How to Break Rocks for how to destroy crystals.21212222Plastic is found by breaking barrels and boxes, and can also be bought in Lumen Clubs.23232424Prismatype Uses25252626Revealing Hidden Types27272828Prismatypes are mainly used to grant an Animon its hidden type. This is valuable for Animon that can only evolve once their hidden type is revealed. Depending on the Animon, it can be hard to catch one that already has its hidden type, which is where the Prismatype helps. See Hidden Types Explained for how hidden types work.