Aniimo Creatures: The 94-Aniimo Index, Elements and Roles
Key facts
- Indexed Aniimo
- 94
- Elements
- 9
- Combat roles
- 5
- Stages
- Lumin, Gamma, Nova
- Source
- Official Aniimo Index
Aniimo's creature roster is catalogued in the Official Aniimo Index, which lists 94 Aniimo across nine elements and five combat roles. Each creature also has the three evolution stages (Lumin, Gamma, Nova) and may carry region forms, Sparkling rarity or Alpha variants. This page is the companion to the full creature database on this site — here we explain how the system is organised so you can read it well.
The nine elements
The Official Aniimo Index names nine elements. They describe a creature's elemental identity and, by extension, its matchups:
fire, water, grass, electric, ice, rock, wind, dark, holy.
To be confirmed
The elemental type chart. Pawprint Studio has not published matchup multipliers, so this site does not show them. Treat any "fire beats grass" chart you see elsewhere as unverified until official data lands.
The five combat roles
Roles are separate from elements. They describe what a creature contributes to a team:
| Role | What it suggests |
|---|---|
| DPS | Sustained or burst damage dealer. |
| BREAK | Breaks enemy defences or posture, opening damage windows. |
| Support | Buffs, debuffs or team utility. |
| Heal | Restores health. |
| REGEN | Restores resources or energy for the team. |
Team building therefore has two axes — element coverage and role coverage — and the creature database lets you filter by both.
Evolution stages across the roster
Most of the 94 indexed Aniimo can evolve through three stages: Lumin (base), Gamma (middle) and Nova (final). Per-species evolution conditions have not been published, so the index tells you a creature can evolve, not how.
Forms add a second layer: a creature can have a region- or variant-specific form (for example, Mountain Woods Form Pawney) that is distinct from its evolution stage. Rarity tiers (Sparkling) and variants (Alpha) sit on top of that, with an aptitude rating called Acquired Potential.
How to use the index to plan
- Filter by element first if you are chasing coverage across the nine types.
- Fill role gaps second — a team weak on Heal or REGEN will struggle more than a team missing one element.
- Note region forms you want; they are often time- or weather-locked in the wild.
- Plan your Prismana Form pick from pre-registration using the index, since that is your one guaranteed rare form.
The creature database on this site mirrors the official index fields — no, element, role, stage — so you can browse without leaving the guide. Where the official index is silent (matchups, evolution conditions), this site is silent too.
Where to go next: read evolutions for the stage framework, or starters for how your first team forms.
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Sources
Every claim on this page is traceable to one of the sources below. Anything not confirmed by an official source is marked as unconfirmed.
Last verified: 2026-08-31
Related pages
Aniimo Guide: Twine, Aniipod and Your First Hour in Idyll
A beginner's guide to how Aniimo actually plays: catching with the Aniipod, Twine transformation, the nine elements, three evolution stages, Homeland and Egg Heist — all from official sources.
Aniimo Evolutions: The Three Stages and What Is Not Yet Known
What Aniimo officially confirms about evolution: three growth stages — Lumin, Gamma and Nova — plus forms, Sparkling rarity, Alpha variants and Acquired Potential. Per-species conditions are not yet published.
Aniimo Starters: What Starter Aniimo You Get and How to Choose
Everything officially known about Aniimo starters: no fixed starter line has been announced, the open world lets you catch early, and the Prismana Form pre-registration reward is the closest thing to a guaranteed pick.