Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about the Aniimo creature data on this site, and where it comes from.
How many creatures are there in Aniimo?
The official Aniimo wiki publishes 86 base creature entries, plus 120 alternate forms of those creatures, for 206 records in total. We cross-checked our list against the official sitemap in both directions and found no difference, so 86 is complete as a record of the official wiki. Whether the game itself contains creatures the wiki has not published yet is something we cannot verify, which is why we say '86 published entries' rather than 'all creatures'.
What is the difference between a base entry and an alternate form?
A base entry is a creature as it normally appears. An alternate form is a regional or seasonal variant of that same creature, such as Highland Emberpup or Prismana Turbo. Forms matter because many of them change element: Emberpup is Fire, but its Highland Form is Fire and Rock. That is why forms appear on their own type pages and have their own stat pages rather than being folded into the base entry.
What are the nine Aniimo elements?
Holy, Fire, Ice, Dark, Electric, Grass, Water, Rock and Wind. These are the names the official English wiki uses. Some community sites render three of them differently — Electric as Lightning, Rock as Earth, and Holy as Light — so if you arrived looking for one of those, you are in the right place; we simply follow the official naming.
What are the five combat roles?
DPS, Heal, Support, BREAK and one role whose internal name is 'energy'. We label that last one REGEN, but that label is our own reading of the internal name rather than a confirmed official English label, and it is marked as unconfirmed everywhere it appears. The other four come straight from the official wiki's own filter interface.
Why are Evolution, Habitats and some other sections empty?
Seven sections exist in the official entry template but currently carry no data for any creature: Evolution, Habitats, Homeland Ability, Mobility, Trait, Resonance Training and Pathfinding. This is not missing data on our side — the sections are empty upstream for all 86 entries. We do not guess at their contents. If the official wiki fills them in, we will collect the data and update the verification date.
Where does this data come from, and how current is it?
Every record comes from the official Aniimo wiki's own English data, not from other fan sites or from gameplay observation. Each page shows the date its data was last verified, and the Data Sources page explains the collection method in full. Where a value here disagrees with the official wiki, the official wiki is right and we want to hear about it.
Are there Aniimo codes or a tier list on this site?
No. A tier list needs judgement about how creatures actually perform in play, which is not something the published data supports, and a codes page implies an update cadence we would rather not promise than promise and miss. This site covers what can be sourced and verified: stats, skills, elements, roles and forms.