Tales of Arise Guide | All Astral Flower Locations

Here's a guide on the locations of all the Astral flowers.

Game Guide by Mash Rahman on May 31, 2026

Simply mastering offensive combo strings and evasive maneuvers will not be enough to navigate the treacherous and visually stunning realms of Dahna. Tales of Arise's distinct combat system is built entirely around a shared resource called Cure Points.

That common well of magical energy determines precisely how often your dedicated support characters can cast crucial healing spells, cure debilitating status conditions, or bring back fallen allies in the heat of battle.

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If you run out of Cure Points in the middle of a long dungeon crawl or a brutal boss fight, you’re pretty much dead, forcing you to rely on insanely expensive consumable items like Orange and Pineapple Gels to keep yourself alive.

Sure, leveling up your characters increases their individual health pools and attack statistics, but that doesn't do anything for your communal magical reserves. To permanently increase your maximum Cure Point capacity, you must actively seek and collect rare, highly coveted key items known as Astral Flowers.

There are precisely thirty-one of these mystical flowers hidden throughout the sprawling open world and end-game challenges. Getting an Astral Flower permanently increases your party’s maximum pool of Cure Points by a flat ten each time. By the time you finally find all thirty-one flowers, you will have a huge oversupply of three hundred and ten extra magical points, making the resource management aspect of the endgame dungeons totally irrelevant.

Patience and Power Development

Before you start your grand botanical hunt, it is very important to understand how these flowers are sourced. You won’t just find them sitting inside generic treasure chests or hiding behind destructible rocks. Most of these are directly related to defeating gigantic, hyper-aggressive elite monsters called Gigant Zeugles, and a few legendary post-game bosses.

These encounters have made health pools huge and area-of-effect attacks devastating, so trying to hunt them down as soon as you first arrive in a new region is an exercise in utter frustration. The developers put very high-level Gigants in early areas of the game to teach players the valuable lesson of running away and coming back later. The best way to get these flowers is to just focus on the main story campaign first.

By the time the credits roll, your party will have the levels, upgraded armors, and unlocked title panels to survive these brutal skirmishes. You can boot up your cleared save data safely, fast-travel freely across the fully open world map and methodically hunt down the beasts without fear of being instantly vaporized by a single stray attack. None of these monsters have missable sub-quests, which means the cleanup phase is stress-free.

The Calaglian and Cyslodian Rewards

Your journey to build up your magical reserves starts in the scorching deserts and burning fortresses of Calaglia, where you'll find four different Astral Flowers. The most infamous of these is guarded by the Mantis, a horribly over-leveled insectoid beast that lies peacefully in the Sandinus Ravine. The Toxidillo can be located in the upper levels of Glanymede Castle, and the Boisterous Roper can be found in the dark, dank caves of the Ulvhan Grotto. The final Calaglian flower is held by the Thunderite, a heavily armored creature that you can track down in the Iglia Wastes if you accept a certain sub-quest later in the game.

Heading north, into the frozen snow-covered land of Cyslodia, you’ll find two more incredibly tough Gigants, adapted to the harsh blizzards. The Polycephus is a creepy, two-headed dog that is trapped deep inside the Underground Prison of the Riville Prison Tower and can only be reached by completing the Survey Says sub-quest from a distressed citizen.

On the wide, open Nevira Snowplains, you'll have to confront the Agony Keeper to earn your sixth flower. This hulking behemoth exploits the slick ice and frigid temperatures, forcing your party to heavily focus on evasion and warmth-inducing culinary buffs before engaging the encounter. Beating these early game titans gives your overall healing longevity a huge early boost.

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The Menancian Safari

The lush, green pastures and rocky quarries of Elde Menancia are home to the largest concentration of Gigant Zeugles in the entire game, making it a very lucrative safari for experienced hunters looking to farm Astral Flowers. While exploring the vast Traslida Highway, you’ll be given several different hunting quests to complete that will spawn powerful titans. The Alpha Reaper, the Great Dragon and the Relentless Charger all have territory here, in this great grassy area, and each beast drops one flower when defeated.

The explosive Flamewrecker lurks in the dusty depths of Razum Quarry beyond the highway. This beast utilizes intense heat and volcanic eruptions to control the battlefield and protect its flower. But the true crown jewel of the Menancia region is a very elaborate sub-quest that starts inside the great library in the Autelina Palace.

A dusty tome will send your party on a legendary hunt to slay Meneiys, a gorgeous but deeply lethal elemental beast that spawns back on the frozen lakes of Cyslodia. Defeating this ever-changing elemental titan will net you yet another precious flower, to increase your party's healing power forever.

Mahag Saar and Ganath Haros Expeditions

The war-ravaged valleys of Mahag Saar pose their own unique hunting challenges to secure two more Astral Flowers. A well-leveled party will find hunting the Ruthless beast in the thick brush of the Este Luvah Forest a fairly simple task. But you also have to swat the Mother Boomy out of the skies over the Aqfotle Hills, which takes precise timing and heavy use of Shionne's anti-aerial boost strikes to bring the creature down safely.

The dense, humid swamps of Ganath Haros add three deadly elemental manifestations to the standard overworld hunts. The Stormbringer is a total nightmare and wreaks havoc up and down the Tuah Seashore. It will defend its flower by using enormous cyclones to juggle your party members helplessly into the air.

Deep in the Lavtu Marshlands you face the Elemental, a vexing creature that can quickly change its elemental affinities to counter your usual magical attacks. Finally, the Regent Bee rules the Shinefall Woods, and you'll need to tactically navigate the toxic green puddles it leaves across the battlefield if you're to grab the last flower in the region.

The Endgame & Secret Island Bosses

As you go further beyond the lands of the commonplace of earth, the last few standalone Astral Flowers are guarded by some of the hardest encounters the developers have created. The Sword Dancer is to be found in the winding corridors of Tarfhal Helgarahi as you explore the ominous, high-tech environments of Rena. You get a flower for beating this scary multi-armed executioner if you manage to be absolutely perfect on defense.

In Dahna, to get to a completely hidden area called the Uninhabited Island, you'll need to go through the Beyond the Grave sub-quest. Hidden in this location, the beaches offer a fierce boss battle against Mesmald, a colossal dragon-like creature, who gives you one more blossom for your victory.

Also, to tackle the late-game side quests on the Daeq Faezol space station, your party will face off against the heavily mechanized Calamity Arms and the devastating Ezamamuk on Mount Dhiara. You’ll also have to go to Adan Lake to fight the Masher Bull and Masher Mare at the same time, which is an absolutely chaotic dual-boss fight that requires perfect crowd control and spatial awareness to earn their respective flowers.

Conquer the Ultimate Arena

If you’ve hunted every single Gigant Zeugle and optional endgame boss in the twin worlds, you will find yourself sitting at exactly twenty-one Astral Flowers. The last ten flowers aren’t spread throughout the world or associated with individual monster hunts. Instead, the developers crammed the other ten blossoms into one huge reward tied to the only combat challenge harder than the interdimensional rifts.

Go back to Viscint’s capital city and talk to the guy at the Training Grounds there to get this huge package of one hundred Cure Points. You will have to select and defeat the Ultimate level Group Battle challenges. This gladiatorial gauntlet sees your entire four-man roster pitted against wave after wave of terrifying level ninety-nine elite enemies, climaxing in a brutal dual-boss encounter.

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The real horror of the Training Grounds is that you are not allowed to use any consumables from your inventory. You can not depend on gels to fill up your magical reserves, or life bottles to revive fallen allies easily. You must heavily optimize your party’s accessories to lower casting costs, manually disable self-destructive artificial intelligence behaviors, and perfectly dodge incoming strikes to preserve your communal pool.

Harvesting the Last Reward

As you endure the grueling endurance test of the Viscint arena and take down the final gladiatorial titans, a grand fanfare of victory will erupt. The arena attendant will acknowledge your unrivaled command of combat in the official record, and give you the last ten Astral Flowers in one big lump sum.

With these arena rewards, plus the spoils from your global Gigant hunts, you will forever push your Cure Point gauge to the absolute max. With your healers fully powered up and your resources practically infinite, your party will be more than ready to plunge into the punishing post-game dimensional rifts and achieve complete dominion over the universe of Dahna.

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