Freshly Hatched Partner gives new Pathfinders from level 10 through 44 a marked co-op buff that teammates can share. Its bonuses apply to three named interactions: friend Companion Mode reports, friend Prismatic Energy sharing and Companion Mode catching. The buff lasts up to seven days from activation, ending earlier on reaching level 45.
The extra return comes from doing those activities together. It is not a general boost to every reward, and sharing it does not raise the underlying systems' weekly caps. At graduation, the new Pathfinder receives one Wonder Egg and three Gifts of Affection.
- New Pathfinder range
- Levels 10 to 44
- Personal timer
- 7 days from activation
- Early ending
- Reach level 45
- Graduation
- 1 Wonder Egg and 3 Gifts of Affection
The personal timer starts at activation
The eligibility range is 10 ≤ level < 45. Level 44 is inside it; level 45 is outside it. A qualifying new Pathfinder receives the Freshly Hatched Partner buff and a corresponding mark.
The countdown starts when that buff activates, rather than on the global Part II launch date. Seven days is the maximum personal duration stated by the system. Reaching 45 ends the buff even if the timer still has time remaining.
For example, a marked level-44 player who reaches 45 the next day does not have six more days of the buff to spend afterward. That example follows the early-ending rule; it is not advice to stop progressing. The graduation rewards belong to the ending of that personal buff.
Three bonuses have three specific contexts
The effects are:
| Interaction | Multiplier | What is increased |
|---|---|---|
| Friend Companion Mode report | ×1.2 | The recipient's report-mail Credit gain |
| Friend Prismatic Energy sharing | ×1.2 | The recipient's gain from participating in the friend's Bloom nurture |
| Catching in Companion Mode | ×1.1 | Aniimo catch success rate |
The first bonus follows a friend's Companion Mode catch and report, with the Credit return delivered through mail. The second concerns the gain from a friend's Bloom nurture. The third is tied to Companion Mode, rather than every throw in every activity.
That scope matters when judging a shared session. A bigger report return does not establish a bigger first-clear reward or an EXP multiplier. Our multiplayer guide covers the broader mode distinctions, while the catching guide explains the separate role of the pod and target.
A ten-percent multiplier is not ten percentage points
The announced catch calculation is the original success rate multiplied by 1.1. With a hypothetical original rate of 20%, the calculation is 20% × 1.1 = 22%. It is not 30%.
The same arithmetic helps read the two 20% gain bonuses. An eligible 1,000-Credit report-mail return becomes 1,200 Credits before any applicable underlying limit. A hypothetical eligible sharing gain of 50 becomes 60. Those starting values illustrate the calculation; they are not measured payouts for a named creature or a claim about rounding at a cap.
This is also why the catch bonus alone cannot guarantee that a route replenishes its supplies. The free catching economy article separates the cost of all throws from the resources a repeatable route returns.
Teaming up with a Pathfinder carrying the mark lets the group share that player's Freshly Hatched Partner buff. That makes an eligible new player useful to an established friend's ordinary co-op activities too.
The corresponding function's existing weekly cap still applies. A 20% increase changes the eligible gain; it does not multiply the system's weekly allowance by 1.2 or establish an unlimited repeatable reward source.
The difference is between reaching an allowance through boosted returns and receiving a bigger allowance. No extra cap is announced here. The same care applies to stacking: the stated sharing rule does not provide a second multiplier for bringing multiple marked players.
Graduation gives a named egg and three gifts
When the new Pathfinder's buff ends, the graduation package is one Wonder Egg and three Gifts of Affection. Those rewards are separate from the Credits or sharing gains earned while the buff was active.
The egg's name should not be silently replaced with a Perfect or Prismana guarantee. The egg comparison explains why different egg promises matter. Here, the confirmed graduation identity is Wonder Egg, alongside the three gifts.
That leaves a clear co-op opportunity: a marked new Pathfinder can share the named activity bonuses until the personal timer expires or level 45 arrives, then receives the graduation package. Each part has its own boundary: eligibility, duration, activity context, weekly limit and reward identity.
