In this note, we introduce and study the Cartier-Witt stack WCartX attached to a padic formal scheme X as well as some variants. In particular, we reinterpret the notion of prismatic crystals on X and their cohomology in terms of quasicoherent sheaf theory on WCartX in favorable situations. Contents 1. Introduction 2. Animated prisms 3. Absolute prismatization 4. Revisiting the prismatic logarithm 5. The relative prismatization 6. Comparison with prismatic cohomology 7. Derived relative prismatization 8. Derived absolute prismatization 9. Examples: The Hodge-Tate stack of some regular schemes 10. Some questions on the Hodge-Tate stack and regularity Appendix A. Animated δ-rings ReferencesThis document is a postscript to [2]. In particular, the introduction below should be read in conjunction with that of [2]. Moreover, this document is a preliminary version, and we hope to revisit and expand on the exposition in the future. In particular, the definition and basic properties of the key object of this study in this paper -the prismatization WCart X of a bounded p-adic formal scheme X -rely critically on the notion of mapping spaces provided by derived p-adic formal geometry, and some of our arguments rely on a working theory of derived formal δ-schemes; neither of these theories has been systematically documented in the literature yet as far as we know.References to [2] in this paper have the form APC.x.y.z.