Aniimo Windchaser Stamps are the season currency for Departure with the Wind: Part 2, introduced on 29 October 2026. You can earn them from Daily Activity, Stamp Rush, Season Achievement quests and Companion Handbook rewards, then use the Stamp Shop to buy cosmetics and progression items.
They replace Windborn Stamps from Part 1. Any unused Windborn Stamps automatically became Credits at a rate of one stamp for 2,000 Credits. The new phase runs until 9 December at 23:59 UTC on the Europe server, so it’s worth planning what to buy.
How to Earn Aniimo Windchaser Stamps
Daily Activity provides a regular source of stamps. Open the Institute Guide, complete its daily objectives and claim the reward chests you unlock. These tasks also contribute to Companion Handbook progression, so the same play session can advance both reward tracks.
Stamp Rush awards stamps for activities including Wild Surge, Alpha fights and Holo-Battle. Each activity has a weekly earning cap, along with the wider Stamp Rush limit. Check which activity still has room before spending time on another run.
Season Achievement tasks reward stamps while building Achievement Points. You can work through objectives in Aniimo, Combat, Operation: Egg Heist and Home. The achievement ladder also grants more stamps at certain ranks, alongside Glimmer and the Prismana Ekrim Egg.
The Companion Handbook also awards Aniimo Windchaser Stamps on its Standard track. Earn EXP from Weekly Quests, Season Quests and Daily Activity. Weekly Quests reset on Mondays at 04:00, so collect the progress rewards before the season closes.
Where to Spend Aniimo Windchaser Stamps
Open the Season Hub and enter the Stamp Shop. It has a Weekly tab for replenishing materials and a Season tab with limited inventory. The Weekly section refreshes on Mondays, while the Season section is tied to the current phase.
The new seasonal shop’s named cosmetic is Wisptis Scythe, the accessory styled after Prismana Ekrim. Open the Season tab to see its cost and remaining purchase limit. The Weekly tab is better for regularly refreshed materials.
The Part 2 update also introduces Prismana Orb: Whisperwake Isles for eligible island creatures, alongside a general Prismana Orb that works on eligible Aniimo from other regions. These are progression items, so match the orb to the creature you’re trying to transform.
Aniimo Windchaser Stamps vs Old Windborn Stamps
Part 1 used Windborn Stamps, which were automatically exchanged for Credits at 1 stamp = 2,000 Credits when Part 2 began. The new stamp balance is separate and purchases from the earlier seasonal shop no longer use Windborn Stamps.
Aniimo Windchaser Stamps are separate from the Windchaser’s Departure Legendary Aniipod and its Blessing Gifts. The similar wording is easy to mix up, but the Aniipod is an item while stamps are used as currency in the seasonal shop.
Best Uses for Aniimo Windchaser Stamps
Before spending Aniimo Windchaser Stamps, check the Season tab for limited items and any cumulative-spending requirements. Then use the Weekly tab for recurring materials. This order helps when you’re saving up for one specific seasonal reward.
If you want Prismana Ekrim, complete the Season Achievement ladder for its rank 12 egg. The shop’s Wisptis Scythe is a matching accessory, not the way to obtain the creature. Achievement progress and shop purchases serve different purposes.
The current seasonal window closes in Europe at 23:59 UTC on 9 December. Check your stamp balance and the Season tab before then. Any shop stock with a purchase limit shows the remaining quantity in its item listing.
To earn Aniimo Windchaser Stamps efficiently, collect Daily Activity rewards, use the remaining Stamp Rush allowance and claim Season Achievement or Handbook milestones. Then buy the seasonal items you’ve prioritised rather than spending everything as soon as it arrives.
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