Aniimo Beginner Guide: Training

In the Aniimo Management screen, select the Aniimo you want to level up. Then press Level Up on that Aniimo’s Attributes screen.

Next, you can use EXP Items to level up this Aniimo. An Aniimo’s level is limited by your level. The higher your level, the easier it is to catch higher-level Aniimo.

In the Aniimo interface, press the Aniimo you wish to evolve, then open its Attributes screen and press Evolve to view its evolution path. When an Aniimo is ready to evolve, a marker will appear directly on its avatar.

The evolution path shows all available evolution options for that Aniimo. Select an evolution to view its requirements. Evolution unlock requirements only need to be completed once.

In the Aniimo Management interface, you can view and manage all caught Aniimo. You can train Aniimo, and choose which Aniimo and skills to equip during battle or exploration.

press the tab in the upper right to switch to Pathfinding setup. This lets the game automatically switch to a suitable Aniimo on specific terrain.

At the bottom of the Aniimo Management screen, you will find several useful buttons: Organize, Filter/Sort, Storage Actions, and Manage. These features become especially helpful once you have more Aniimo, so try making good use of them.

There is a limit to how many Aniimo a Pathfinder can keep, so it’s best to leave some space before heading out. When you need room, use the Release feature on the Aniimo Management screen to return unused Aniimo to Idyll.

When released back to Idyll, Aniimo will leave you a farewell gift.

Each Aniimo has its own innate potential. After you catch and report an Aniimo, it will be rated based on its total Innate Potential and recommended attributes. Ratings are divided into 4 tiers: Common, Good, Elite, and Perfect. A higher potential tier means stronger starting attributes, making that Aniimo a better choice to train.

The highlighted area shows the Aniimo’s base attributes: The six-stat chart shows the Aniimo’s attribute potential. White indicates innate potential, which is set when the Aniimo is obtained. Yellow indicates acquired growth, which can be improved through Capability Awakening. Each attribute potential can reach up to level 20. The higher the potential, the higher that attribute will be at the same level.

Press Skills on the right side of the Aniimo Management screen to view learned Aniimo combat skills. You can also learn new skills or adjust unlocked Aniimo combat skills.

Each Aniimo family has its own traits.

Collect enough Safaris to increase your character level. Reach certain character levels to claim rewards. By increasing your character level, you can also raise the Aniimo level cap and unlock character abilities to help you better explore the world.

Completing Log - Lore] and [Elite Training - Core Courses is a quick way to earn Safaris. Log in each day and complete Institute Guide - Daily Activity to easily earn large amounts of Safaris.

Catching new Aniimo and increasing regional collection progress are also important ways to earn Safaris.

You can also earn Safaris in various ways while exploring the world, such as completing various quests, obtaining Lumin Amber, clearing Sanctums, defeating Alphas, and challenging Pathfinders out in the world.

Titles come with many benefits. Most importantly, they raise your character level cap, allowing you to train higher-level Aniimo.

Complete required Elite Training courses to unlock the Title Promotion Assessment. Pass it to upgrade your title and raise your character level cap.

Here, you can view combat, Mobility sets, and Active Twined Aniimo. Press Equip to make adjustments.

Here, you can choose suitable skills for combat and exploration, then equip them as sets. You can also view videos and text descriptions to learn more about each skill.

As your Pathfinder Title upgrades, you will unlock more Active Skills and Passive Talents. Use Demo Tapes to learn Active Skills, and Report Cards to learn and upgrade Passive Talents.

While exploring the world, you can discover eggs left behind by Aniimos. Hatch them using the outpost’s Hatchinator—higher-quality eggs take longer to hatch. Once hatched, you’ll receive the corresponding Aniimo—and there’s even a tiny chance of obtaining a rare Sparkling Aniimo!

Use Dewdrop Crystals in the Resonance Star-Up system to strengthen Aniimo and gradually increase their base attributes such as ATK and HP. After reaching max stars in the current stage, spend Elemental Stones and other items to ascend and unlock stronger attribute bonuses.

In the Capability Awakening system, you can consume Star Dust and other items to increase the Aniimo’s Acquired Potential for the selected attribute. 1. Each of an Aniimo’s six attributes has Innate Potential and Acquired Potential. Innate Potential is fixed at birth and can only be increased through special methods, such as Capafruit. Acquired Potential can be raised through Capability Awakening. Higher increases require more, rarer items. The sum of Innate Potential and Acquired Potential cannot exceed 20. Higher Potential results in greater stat increases as the Aniimo levels up. 2. The number of Capability Awakenings available to an Aniimo depends on its Resonance Star Rank rating, growth stage, and level.

Equipping an Aniimo with a Held Item grants attribute boosts or unique effect enhancements. Held Items can be upgraded using other Held Items as materials. Upgrades increase the item’s base attributes by a fixed percentage. The maximum upgrade level depends on the Held Item’s rarity: Blue-quality items can be upgraded up to Level 5, Purple-quality up to Level 10, and Gold-quality up to Level 15.