Aniimo Mysterious Presence: Voxel Cube Quest

Aniimo Mysterious Presence is one of the first event-style searches that started breaking out after launch. Players also search for it as Who's That Aniimo, because the quest points you toward strange cube clues rather than a normal creature profile.

This guide explains how to think about the quest without spoiling every step: where the chain begins, why markers can feel inconsistent, and what to check before you assume the event is bugged.

What Mysterious Presence Is

Mysterious Presence is a Voxel Cube hunt around Astra's city areas. Unlike ordinary story objectives, it behaves more like an exploration puzzle:

If you came from a search like whos that aniimo, you are probably looking for the same chain.

How to Start the Quest

The launch-window walkthrough material points players back to Astra, specifically the market area around Horizon Square. The starter clue is tied to a glitched sign near the cafe area.

Before looking for cubes, do this:

1. Return to Astra from the map.
2. Go to Horizon Square.
3. Inspect the cafe area and nearby glitched sign.
4. Pick up the first Voxel Cube.
5. Open the Log and manually track Mysterious Presence if the quest marker is not obvious.

The first cube should send you toward NPC follow-up steps before the wider cube hunt opens.

Voxel Cube Search Checklist

Use this checklist instead of running randomly around the city:

If a cube is not where a video shows it, first confirm that you completed the earlier dialogue step. Some cube hunts do not fully populate until the chain has advanced.

Why the Quest Feels Bugged

The most common confusion is marker behavior. A normal quest sends you from marker to marker. Mysterious Presence expects more manual scanning.

Do not delete progress or swap servers just because the marker is quiet. Most reports point to tracking and quest-state confusion rather than account failure.

Rewards and Why It Is Worth Doing

The quest is worth clearing because event chains usually connect to limited rewards, collection progress, or seasonal clues. Even when the reward is not a direct power upgrade, the chain teaches three useful habits:

• Read the Log, not just the map.
• Revisit city hubs, not only wild hunting zones.
• Treat event objects as part of the launch economy.

For a new account, that is useful training before longer Prismana, Sparkling, and map-completion loops.

Fast Troubleshooting

Before searching the whole city again, check these:

1. Is Mysterious Presence selected in your Log?
2. Did you return to the correct Astra district?
3. Did you finish the first NPC conversation after the initial cube?
4. Are you checking upper walkways, not only ground level?
5. Are you using a launch-current guide rather than a beta clip?

If all five are true and the next cube still does not appear, relog once and return to the same spot. That is safer than abandoning the quest chain.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Mysterious Presence the same as Who's That Aniimo? They are related search phrases. Players use both terms for the launch event-style cube hunt around Astra.

How many Voxel Cubes do I need? Launch walkthroughs describe a multi-cube hunt after the starter object. Track the quest in-game because patches can change route guidance or objective text.

Why do I not see a quest marker? The quest can require manual tracking through the Log, and some cube steps are exploration puzzles rather than direct map-marker objectives.

Should I follow beta videos? Use launch-window sources first. If a beta video shows a location that no longer matches, trust the current in-game Log.

Where can I check an external walkthrough? GameSpot published a launch-window Mysterious Presence quest walkthrough. Use it as a route reference, then verify each step against your current quest Log.