Best Aniimo Tier List [Mobile Launch]

Updated September 21, 2026: I’ve tightened up the beginner recommendations, clarified which rankings apply to PvE and bosses, and refined the team-building advice. The tier placements remain unchanged in this revision; the focus is helping you choose the right investment and teammates.

Gracewing, Inferlupa, Tubster, and Rookey are my strongest support and Break picks in this Aniimo tier list, while your best damage dealer depends on the team you build around it. Below, I rank 50 final evolution branches, standalone Aniimo, and starter picks for PvE, with separate boss and exploration ratings, evolution requirements, and suggested teams. Four impressive tier badges still need a plan.

Aniimo Tier List - Best Aniimo Ranked

S Tier contains standout picks for their role; A Tier covers strong choices with a clear team purpose; B Tier includes useful specialists; and C Tier needs a narrower setup. Aniimo within the same tier are not ordered. A B-tier specialist with the right partners can be a better investment than an A-tier support that does nothing for your carry.

These are PvE combat rankings at comparable investment. Boss and exploration grades are separate, and PvP/Egg Heist remains unranked. Regional forms can change typing and skills, so check your form before following a build or evolution recipe. Earlier evolutions are covered in the beginner recommendations rather than assigned low tiers simply for not being fully evolved.

Aniimo Rankings and Evolution Requirements

Quick picks: Gracewing for flexible healing; Inferlupa or Rookey for offensive Break setup; Tubster for defensive Break support. Irisalis remains my provisional Grass carry pick, while Scorchhowl, Pawney, Fulmintis, and the two starters are useful damage options for different teams.

Build around your carry: Eklue for Wind, Fragrancier for Dark, Melloblum or Leafy for Grass, Dazmand, Luminelle, or Besauce for Lightning; Erlath for Water; and Sparkelf for Fire. The highest letter in your box is not always the best fourth slot.

Aniimo PvE Tier List

Aniimo	Evaluation
S TierStandout choices for their combat role
Irisalis SGrass · DPS · Standalone · Provisional rating Evolution: Standalone | Obtain: Legendary tokens, personal Legendary Aniipod, then one exclusive encounter. Pathfinding: TBA (launch form check pending) | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Grass, Leisure HP 90BRK 56ATK 130PD 78MD 78REG 108 PvE SBoss SPvP/Egg TBAExploration TBA	My Grass carry pick for a developed roster, with strong Attack and a kit built around ranged pressure and area damage. Give it a breaker and an elemental support instead of expecting one Legendary to do four jobs. Leafy and Melloblum are the natural partners to consider when building around Grass damage. The team around your carry matters more than the shiny title above its head. Treat this as an early recommendation, not a settled damage record. Its detailed launch rotation still needs testing, so keep reliable sustain alongside it while finding the safest damage windows.
Gracewing SWind · HEAL · Final form Evolution: Flutternym → Gracewing | Obtain: Lv.21 Flutternym; Gust Stone ×1. Pathfinding: Fly Lv.2 | Mobility: Luminous Prowl | Homeland Ability: Leisure, Wind HP 110BRK 50ATK 98PD 85MD 85REG 104 PvE SBoss SPvP/Egg TBAExploration A	The safest general-purpose healer recommendation here. Its available tools cover ongoing recovery, debuff removal, shields, and a teamwide emergency heal; choose the loadout your fight actually needs. Off-field healing rewards normal skill rotations. Phantomflutter supplies a delayed energy pickup, so let it form and collect it instead of expecting an instant refill just for pressing the skill. Healing Dance also reduces Break damage taken, which is not the same as reducing all incoming damage. Its own Break pressure remains limited, so bring a dedicated breaker alongside your carry.
Inferlupa SFire/Dark · BREAK · Final form Evolution: Emberpup → Flameruff → Inferlupa | Obtain: Complete Journey: Warrior; Lv.20 Flameruff; Night Stone ×1; Unbroken Flameruff Spirit ×6. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: Hustle | Homeland Ability: Hauling, Fire, Dark HP 95BRK 108ATK 89PD 70MD 80REG 99 PvE SBoss SPvP/Egg TBAExploration B	A top Break specialist because Unbroken Flameruff Spirit raises Break efficiency against affected targets. It helps the team create a damage window instead of merely padding its own damage. Build Full Energy through basic attacks, then spend the empowered skill on the opening you need. Clones and ranged pressure give it options when standing in melee becomes unpleasant. Its 108 base Break is strong, but the debuff and rotation are why I rank it here. Bring a damage dealer to cash in on the opening; this wolf is doing the setup.
Tubster SWind · BREAK · Final form Evolution: Chirpi → Tubster | Habitat: The Argent Strait | Obtain: Defeat Alpha Tubster; Lv.18 Chirpi with acquired Break Potential ≥6; Gust Stone ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Wind HP 108BRK 107ATK 80PD 66MD 109REG 80 PvE SBoss SPvP/Egg TBAExploration C	Shielding powers its Break engine: Victory Concerto raises Break efficiency by 40% while shielded. Gale Guard grants its shield when the defensive stance ends, so establish it before committing to your pressure window. Ceasefire Drum reduces damage taken inside its field by 35%. That gives Tubster a useful defensive job while your team prepares its next opening. It is an excellent defensive breaker, not an invincible frontline. Physical defense is much weaker than magic defense, and leaving the field or losing the shield removes the protection your rotation depends on.
Rookey SDark · BREAK · Final form Evolution: Helmut → Rookey | Habitat: Russet Highlands | Obtain: Lv.45 Helmut; defeat an opponent with a defensive counter and learn Unwavering Rampart; Night Stone ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: Detection | Homeland Ability: Artisanship, Dark HP 100BRK 105ATK 90PD 100MD 70REG 75 PvE SBoss SPvP/Egg TBAExploration S	A standout breaker because Bouncy Sling makes affected targets take 15% more Break damage for 15 seconds. That setup is useful without locking your carry to one element. Ballistic Guard reduces incoming damage and helps it hold its ground, while Guardbreak Slam supplies repeated pressure. Pawney is a natural partner, but the Break opening benefits other carries too. The Lv.45 evolution makes this a developed-roster recommendation, not your first-hour fix. Its weaker magic defense still needs respect, and Break vulnerability is not a universal damage-taken debuff.
A TierStrong picks with a clear team purpose
Eklue AWind · SUPPORT · Final form Evolution: Eko → Eklue | Habitat: Forest of Falling Stars | Obtain: Lv.25 Eko with acquired Attack Potential ≥6; Gust Stone ×1. Pathfinding: Fly Lv.2 | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Artisanship, Wind HP 100BRK 49ATK 120PD 83MD 67REG 91 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration A	An excellent Wind enabler: Target Weakness lowers Wind resistance, while Judgment Storm rewards applying debuffs with a team Wind boost. Cornet and other Wind attackers make much better partners than a random carry. Detect Weakness lowers critical resistance without spending EP, and marked targets enable follow-up control. That gives it useful work between ultimate windows. Its 120 Attack gives it respectable personal pressure, but its biggest damage bonuses are element-specific. In a focused Wind team, its value can comfortably exceed this general A rating.
Tromber AWind · SUPPORT · Final form Evolution: Chirpi → Tromber | Habitat: The Argent Strait | Obtain: Lv.18 Chirpi with acquired HP Potential ≥6; learn Magic Horn; Gust Stone ×1. Pathfinding: Fly Lv.2 | Mobility: Take Off | Homeland Ability: Wind HP 113BRK 51ATK 119PD 79MD 81REG 88 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration A	Grouping and Wind resistance reduction make Tromber a strong partner for area damage. Zephyr’s Breath adds a team Wind buff, so plan around that element to get the full payoff. Band Member restores energy to the next Chirpi-family member when you switch. Cornet or Tubster gives that family interaction a purpose; it is not free energy for every teammate. Its profile favors personal damage over exceptional energy regeneration. Keep it for Wind synergy and crowd control, not as a universal battery or a guaranteed way to move bosses.
Glacy AWater/Ice · HEAL · Final form Evolution: Skippy → Pranky → Glacy | Obtain: Lv.20 Pranky; Wave Stone ×1. Skippy evolves into Pranky at Lv.12. Pathfinding: Swim Lv.2 | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Ice, Water, Hauling HP 120BRK 50ATK 95PD 72MD 110REG 88 PvE ABoss SPvP/Egg TBAExploration A	A dependable sustain choice with direct team healing and an ultimate that restores health inside a fixed water zone. High HP and magic defense help it survive while supporting. Glimmer Shot adds a team damage buff, and water terrain reduces its energy costs. It can support your damage plan while keeping everyone upright. Its healing is more dependable when allies stay within the recovery zone. Moving encounters can favor Gracewing’s broader toolkit; Glacy remains a good answer when you need straightforward healing.
Leafy AGrass/Water · REGEN · Final form Evolution: Skippy → Pranky → Leafy | Habitat: The Mistwoods | Obtain: Evolve Pranky; exact branch requirements TBA Pathfinding: Swim Lv.2 | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Water, Grass, Hauling HP 120BRK 50ATK 95PD 82MD 82REG 106 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration A	A strong Grass-team engine. Vitality Blooms supplies energy to Grass teammates and can add healing through upgraded grass, while Lotus Bloom heals the team and boosts Grass damage. Its off-field trait creates grass after teammates use skills, helping Grass attackers whose bonuses depend on terrain. This is real synergy, not decorative lawn care. The elemental restriction matters. Do not expect its Grass-only recovery field to fuel a mixed team equally, and do not confuse its support package with a dedicated emergency healer.
Somniwing AWind/Grass · REGEN · Standalone Evolution: Standalone; no evolution confirmed | Obtain: Sea of Flowers; precise spawn conditions TBA Pathfinding: Aerial traversal Lv.2 | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Leisure, Grass, Wind HP 111BRK 50ATK 92PD 80MD 80REG 115 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration A	Ethereal Light Wave absorbs enemy projectiles and helps teammates along its path recover energy. That makes it useful beside hungry skill users without requiring a matching element; Energy Full increases its own maximum EP, not the whole team’s. Sleep can interrupt a vulnerable target, but damage wakes it and Grass targets are immune. Against bosses, value the energy support and projectile interception rather than assuming the sleep will land. Energy Orb is a charged attack, not a team damage buff. Prioritize the support wave when your carry can use the opening better, and keep a healer if intercepted projectiles do not cover the incoming pressure.
Tuckin AGrass · BREAK · Final form Evolution: Hummin → Tuckin | Obtain: Defeat Omega Tuckin; Lv.18 Hummin; dig in for 20 seconds at the Sanctum of Twisted Roots entrance; Sprout Stone ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Grass, Artisanship HP 106BRK 100ATK 80PD 83MD 110REG 71 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration C	A summon-based breaker whose Hummin assistants matter to the rotation. Draw Nourishment sustains Tuckin and its summons while improving their Break efficiency. Haunting Choir brings the summons to the target and adds a brief stun. Keeping those assistants active makes more sense than evaluating Tuckin as a lone attacker. Its sustain is not general party healing, and its rooted setup costs energy. Bring a separate healer when necessary and avoid treating every boss as vulnerable to the stun.
Geoclaw AIce · BREAK · Final form Evolution: Budclaw → Geoclaw | Obtain: Defeat Alpha Geoclaw; Lv.21 Budclaw with a Tenacious personality; Freeze Stone ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: Tunnel | Homeland Ability: Ice, Hauling HP 93BRK 103ATK 80PD 113MD 79REG 82 PvE ABoss SPvP/Egg TBAExploration S	An excellent Ice breaker when you maintain Ice Debuff stacks: Frostbite Sunder raises Break output against sufficiently affected targets. Strong physical defense, tunneling, and an ice-wall option give it more tools than a simple stagger button. It fits naturally beside Ice attackers such as Glynsera. Its magic defense is less impressive, and freeze is not a universal answer to bosses. Build around the Ice interaction and use the terrain tools to create safe attack windows.
Melloblum AGrass · SUPPORT · Final form Evolution: Budsquire → Melloblum | Habitat: Rosetower Woods | Obtain: Complete Flowers and Thorns; Lv.27 Budsquire with Faithful personality; Sprout Stone ×3 and Stamen of Cubbo’s Rose ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Grass, Artisanship HP 95BRK 91ATK 113PD 70MD 70REG 78 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration C	A Grass critical-damage specialist. Rose Garden rewards Grass crit teams, while Thorny Blessing adds follow-up damage when those critical hits land. Basic attacks help reduce its energy costs, and Healing Rose needs critical hits to trigger its recovery. Pair it with a carry that can reliably activate the kit. This is not a generic damage buff or a replacement for consistent healing. Its excellent ceiling depends on Grass damage, crits, and staying within the garden.
Fulmintis ALightning · DPS · Final form Evolution: Wisptis → Fulmintis | Obtain: Obtain Fulminous Soul; Lv.29 Wisptis; Roar Stone ×1. Pathfinding: Fly Lv.2 | Mobility: Cloak | Homeland Ability: Electric, Hauling HP 99BRK 50ATK 130PD 66MD 70REG 105 PvE ABoss SPvP/Egg TBAExploration S	A strong Lightning carry with a self-sustaining crit loop. Lightning Surge costs no EP and adds 35% skill critical rate for 20 seconds; skill crits then restore energy through Electro Stash. Set that up before the sustained dash-and-slash sequence, whose finishing spin improves as you land more slashes. Dazmand or Luminelle can support the elemental plan, while a breaker helps secure the damage window. Its S boss rating assumes you can keep attacking through that opening. Moving targets, interrupted channels, and thin defenses make the same rotation less reliable for general clearing, which keeps the overall grade at A.
Grizbo AEarth · DPS · Final form Evolution: Cubbo → Grizbo | Habitat: Rosetower Woods | Obtain: Defeat Alpha Grizbo; Lv.47 Cubbo; Loam Stone ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: Head Hammer | Homeland Ability: Hauling, Rock HP 104BRK 50ATK 124PD 83MD 70REG 75 PvE ABoss SPvP/Egg TBAExploration B	A committed Earth carry whose Enraged state improves attack speed, skill damage, and energy recovery. Build Rage, then spend the window attacking rather than constantly swapping away. Rock Smash fills Rage immediately, which gives you a way into the powered-up rotation without rebuilding everything from scratch. That gives you a clear way to start a burst window. Bailite can support Earth damage; Bouldus becomes more interesting when Waleetle is also involved. Grizbo still needs safe uptime, so a breaker and sustain remain sensible investments.
Luminelle ALightning · SUPPORT · Final form Evolution: Bulbly → Veilfloat → Luminelle | Habitat: Tideblossom Coast | Obtain: Defeat Alpha Luminelle; Lv.52 Veilfloat; Roar Stone ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: Glow | Homeland Ability: Electric, Artisanship HP 110BRK 50ATK 115PD 75MD 75REG 90 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration B	A Lightning-team support whose buffs improve matching teammates’ damage and Break efficiency. Put it beside Lightning attackers instead of assuming every member receives the full package. Its beams provide healing options, but their targeting and elemental conditions matter. The ultimate creates a Lightning damage field rather than solving every team’s damage problem. Its 90 REGEN does not make it an exceptional energy battery. Bring it for the Lightning buffs and secondary healing, and manage energy costs through the actual rotation.
Lunara / Fennelun ALight · DPS · Ultimate form Evolution: No permanent evolution (Fennelun is a combat transformation) | Obtain: Starter choice. Fennelun activates through Selene's Judgment until combat ends. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: Hustle | Homeland Ability: Light, Hauling HP 100BRK 64ATK 116PD 72MD 72REG 90 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration B	A comfortable ranged starter with energy recovery, Light resistance reduction, and bonus Break damage through Lunar Eclipse. Silver Moon Marks also reward weaving basic attacks into the rotation. Its trait adds damage when you are not attacking with elemental advantage, helping it remain useful across mixed encounters. You do not need to discard your starter just because something rarer turns up. Fennelun is the ultimate’s temporary combat transformation, not a separate permanent evolution. Its 64 base Break does not replace a specialist breaker.
Helion / Soleon ALight · DPS · Ultimate form Evolution: No permanent evolution (Soleon is a combat transformation) | Obtain: Starter choice. Soleon activates through Helios' Judgment until combat ends. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: Hustle | Homeland Ability: Light, Hauling HP 100BRK 64ATK 116PD 72MD 72REG 90 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration B	The more direct melee starter, with Light-damage stacking, energy recovery, and Holy Storm to group vulnerable targets and apply bonus Break damage. Build Solar Halo with basic attacks, then spend the enhanced skill where it matters. The trait’s non-advantage damage bonus helps keep Helion relevant across varied matchups. Soleon is a temporary ultimate transformation. Do not budget for a separate evolution, and bring separate healing when the fight demands sustained recovery.
Scorchhowl AFire · DPS · Final form Evolution: Emberpup → Flameruff → Scorchhowl | Habitat: Beast Fang Ridge | Obtain: Defeat Alpha Scorchhowl; Lv.20 Flameruff; Blaze Stone ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: Hustle | Homeland Ability: Fire, Hauling HP 95BRK 52ATK 119PD 80MD 75REG 90 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration B	A strong practical Fire carry. Fire Kick costs no EP and rewards a successful dodge, while Scorching Flames adds damage against elementally countered targets. Burn Breaker converts extra energy into a stronger charged attack, so save it for a clear opening instead of emptying your tank into a boss that is already moving. Sparkelf gives a Fire-focused team a useful support option. Scorchhowl still needs a breaker, but efficient damage and dodge utility are perfectly good reasons to invest.
Stellarys ADark · DPS · Final form Evolution: Celestis → Stellarys | Habitat: Forest of Falling Stars | Obtain: Defeat Alpha Stellarys; Lv.18 Celestis; Night Stone ×1. Pathfinding: Fly Lv.1 | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Leisure, Dark HP 95BRK 54ATK 125PD 68MD 69REG 94 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration B	Shadow Magic provides a control escape, a damage-copying clone, and a position swap. Those tools give a fragile ranged attacker useful ways to keep dealing damage. Tracking stars build damage, and its sustained attacks reward maintaining uptime. Fragrancier is a meaningful partner when you commit to Dark damage. It remains vulnerable when you mismanage positioning or energy. The clone has a distance limit, so running halfway across the arena is not a sophisticated damage rotation.
Cornet AWind · DPS · Final form Evolution: Chirpi → Cornet | Habitat: The Argent Strait | Obtain: Lv.18 Chirpi; Gust Stone ×1. Pathfinding: Fly Lv.3 | Mobility: Take Off | Homeland Ability: Wind HP 96BRK 54ATK 121PD 74MD 70REG 94 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration S	A ranged Wind carry with a coherent support shell: Eklue lowers Wind resistance, while Tromber adds Wind buffs and family-based energy support. Air Superiority rewards flying with extra critical rate. Its cheaper setup attacks matter just as much as the expensive Wind Bomb Rush. The barrage needs a reliable opening, and Take Off increases incoming damage while airborne. Fly Lv.3 is excellent traversal utility, but flying is not the same as being safe.
Irisal AGrass · DPS · Final form Evolution: Iris → Irisal | Habitat: Sea of Flowers | Obtain: Defeat Alpha Irisal; Lv.18 Iris; Sprout Stone ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: Blooming | Homeland Ability: Grass, Leisure HP 100BRK 52ATK 118PD 70MD 70REG 94 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration B	A Grass damage dealer with a real terrain payoff: its trait increases damage while standing on grass. Leafy is a particularly useful partner for creating that setup. Repeated skill hits build Dance Power toward a free cast, helping offset the beam’s high energy cost. Plan the cycle instead of judging every beam at its full price. Movement and lost uptime can disrupt the payoff. Irisal evolves from Iris; it is not a stepping stone you should expect to turn into the separate Legendary Irisalis.
Turbo AWind · SUPPORT · Final form Evolution: Nimbi → Turbo | Habitat: Nimbus Fields | Obtain: Defeat Alpha Turbo; Lv.21 Nimbi; Gust Stone ×1. Pathfinding: Fly Lv.2 | Mobility: Cloudwalk | Homeland Ability: Leisure, Wind HP 95BRK 50ATK 110PD 80MD 96REG 87 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration S	A useful general support with damage and Break assistance, self-protection, and healing pickups. Nimbi Burst gives it a useful way to support both damage and Break pressure. Build Shrouded in Mist through basic attacks before using the skill you want to enhance. That preparation is the difference between a basic button press and a proper support rotation. Cloudwalk adds excellent travel value. Its shield protects itself, however, and collecting healing drops is less reliable than an immediate team heal during heavy pressure.
Shrubclaw AEarth/Grass · BREAK · Final form Evolution: Budclaw → Shrubclaw | Habitat: Berylline Causeway | Obtain: Evolve Budclaw; exact branch requirements TBA Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: Tunnel | Homeland Ability: Rock, Grass, Hauling HP 95BRK 104ATK 80PD 109MD 77REG 85 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration S	A physical-frontline breaker with a useful trait loop: skill hits build Momentum, tunneling accelerates that buildup, and the payoff increases Break efficiency. Its charged attack allows movement during the wind-up. That helps you reposition during setup, while Tunnel adds defensive and exploration utility. Magic-heavy encounters are less comfortable, and reaching the trait’s payoff still takes setup. Choose it for sustained Break pressure rather than instant burst.
Thornblade AGrass · DPS · Final form Evolution: Budsquire → Thornblade | Habitat: Sea of Flowers | Obtain: Evolve Budsquire at Lv.27 after defeating Thornblade with only Budsquire in the party; Sprout Stone ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Grass, Artisanship HP 96BRK 53ATK 121PD 74MD 73REG 92 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration C	Sword Dance rewards alternating skills and basic attacks with empowered basic hits. The damage plan does not disappear simply because you miss a perfect counter. A well-timed defensive skill adds critical-rate support, while Thorny Impact provides another route to improving crits. Melloblum is an obvious partner for a Grass crit setup. You still need to manage stacks and stay in melee. It rewards clean execution, with proactive damage tools as well as reactive counters.
Dazmand ALightning · SUPPORT · Final form Evolution: Pomegg → Dazmand | Obtain: Evolve Pomegg; exact branch requirements TBA Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Electric, Hauling HP 100BRK 55ATK 108PD 81MD 90REG 88 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration C	A Lightning enabler that combines grouping, Lightning critical-rate support, and debuff application. Fulmintis and Blazen give those bonuses an immediate purpose. Its entry trait makes the first skill free within a short window. Switch with a plan and spend that benefit on a useful setup skill. Its 55 base Break makes a dedicated breaker worthwhile. Choose Dazmand for Lightning synergy and efficient entry, then let another teammate handle the heavy stagger work.
Blazen ALightning · BREAK · Final form Evolution: Bolty → Blazen | Habitat: Blitzwood | Obtain: Defeat Alpha Blazen; evolve Lv.33 Bolty under the Blitz Tree in Blitzwood; Roar Stone ×1. Pathfinding: Climb Lv.3 | Mobility: High Jump | Homeland Ability: Electric, Artisanship HP 100BRK 104ATK 100PD 70MD 70REG 86 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration A	Critical hits feed Overcharged, reducing skill costs and giving a small shield. Several attacks already improve their own crit rate, so the loop is less demanding than the old ranking suggested. Dazmand and Luminelle are useful Lightning partners. Its 104 base Break also lets it contribute pressure without being a pure support passenger. Overcharged prevents ultimate-energy gain while active. Manage that trade-off, and remember that a small shield does not make its modest defenses disappear.
Pawney ADark · DPS · Final form Evolution: Helmut → Pawney | Obtain: Pull out the Sword of Bravery; Lv.45 Helmut; Night Stone ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: Hookshot | Homeland Ability: Artisanship, Dark HP 90BRK 55ATK 125PD 84MD 70REG 81 PvE ABoss SPvP/Egg TBAExploration S	A convincing Break-window carry. Pursuit improves damage against controlled or broken enemies, while its ultimate stance adds another reason to attack during a break. Rookey is a natural partner for creating those windows. Use the stance and follow-up strike deliberately instead of treating the ultimate as a single damage button. It is less impressive when the target cannot be controlled and you fail to create breaks. Hookshot adds useful field value without being the reason for its combat promotion.
Minespine AEarth · BREAK · Final form Evolution: Pebbling → Geodeback → Minespine | Obtain: Defeat Alpha Minespine; evolve Lv.48 Geodeback with Loam Stone ×3. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: Tunnel | Homeland Ability: Hauling, Rock HP 110BRK 105ATK 90PD 97MD 60REG 78 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration S	Tunnel is part of its combat kit: Earth Affinity improves Break damage while tunneling, and the underground state protects against ranged attacks while consuming stamina. This gives Minespine a valuable way to keep applying pressure in ranged-heavy encounters. Its strong physical durability adds another reason to consider it. Its magic defense is low, and Seismic Wave is an expensive sustained cast. Use the tunneling interaction thoughtfully rather than treating its base Break number as the whole story.
Fragrancier ADark · SUPPORT · Final form Evolution: Dewy → Fragrancier | Habitat: Sea of Flowers | Obtain: Lv.27 Dewy; Night Stone ×1. Pathfinding: Fly Lv.2 | Mobility: Take Off | Homeland Ability: Perfumery, Dark, Leisure HP 84BRK 81ATK 111PD 68MD 65REG 110 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration A	A valuable Dark-team enabler. Its trait lowers Dark resistance, Fragrance Marking improves Dark basic-attack damage, and its ultimate boosts team Dark damage. Pawney, Stellarys, and Ignitis can actually use those bonuses. Withering Bloom adds secondary healing, with a stronger heal when only one target is in range. It is fragile and is not a universal healer. Build around Dark damage and the support slot makes sense; drop it into an unrelated team and much of the value disappears.
Squashel AFire · BREAK · Final form Evolution: Squarrel → Squashel | Obtain: Evolve Lv.47 Squarrel with Wave Stone ×1. Pathfinding: Climb Lv.2 | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Fire, Artisanship HP 110BRK 108ATK 82PD 80MD 80REG 88 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration B	A missing Fire breaker with 108 base Break, good HP, and a Pinecone-mark combo. Apply the mark, then spend it on the follow-up that fits your opening. Heavy Tail Strike adds control against vulnerable targets, while Blazing Fist Barrage empowers a follow-up basic attack. Its trait also rewards using basics between skills. The mark requirements add setup, and it lacks Tubster’s team protection. It is still a credible offensive breaker, with Climb Lv.2 as a useful field extra.
Sparkelf AFire · SUPPORT · Standalone Evolution: Standalone; no evolution confirmed | Obtain: TBA Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Fire HP 107BRK 50ATK 113PD 60MD 88REG 99 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration TBA	A Fire-team support worth adding to the list. Its passive and active buffs reward a Fire-focused party, with Inspiration providing a zero-EP damage-buff option. Treat Feed adds single-target recovery, while its fireball options give it something useful to do between buffs. Scorchhowl or Infergon are natural partners. Its physical defense is low, and most of its offensive support is Fire-specific. Treat it as a specialist enabler with backup healing, not a universal replacement for Gracewing.
Besauce ALightning · REGEN · Standalone Evolution: Standalone; no evolution confirmed | Obtain: TBA Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Electric, Artisanship HP 88BRK 90ATK 92PD 75MD 75REG 118 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration C	A strong Lightning rotation specialist: Charged Geyser costs no EP and restores energy immediately, then over time. Power Surge adds recovery when you cast below 20 EP, giving its resource loop a practical starting point. Electric Dance Frenzy lowers the target’s Lightning resistance by 24% for 30 seconds. That gives a matching carry a real payoff rather than asking you to pick a support for its REGEN stat alone. The A rating is for that elemental job, not a promise of universal teamwide energy recovery. It offers little emergency protection, so keep healing and reliable Break pressure covered.
Erlath AWater · REGEN · Final form Evolution: Fahloo → Erlath | Habitat: Tideblossom Coast | Obtain: Evolve Fahloo; exact branch requirements TBA Pathfinding: Fly Lv.3, Swim Lv.2 | Mobility: Floaty Bubble | Homeland Ability: Water HP 120BRK 50ATK 90PD 80MD 90REG 110 PvE ABoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration S	A strong Water-team energy engine. Start its zero-EP bubble field, generate bubbles through Water skill casts, then detonate them for the recovery payoff; absorbing a puddle improves the return. Its ultimate creates six bubbles and boosts the team’s Water damage by 16% for 30 seconds. A Water-focused lineup gives those tools enough purpose to earn A, even though the same slot is less convincing off-element. This is resource support, not a replacement for a healer or breaker. Its excellent traversal is a separate bonus; bring sustain when damage taken, rather than energy, is stopping your clears.
B TierSolid picks and more conditional specialists
Dreaple BDark · SUPPORT · Final form Evolution: Nimbi → Dreaple | Obtain: Lv.21 Nimbi; rest with your Pathfinder from night into day; learn Dreamsong; Night Stone ×1. Pathfinding: Fly Lv.2 | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Leisure, Dark HP 100BRK 50ATK 110PD 77MD 103REG 80 PvE BBoss BPvP/Egg TBAExploration A	A Dark-team specialist built around Drowsiness and Nightmare. Its resistance reduction and team Dark buff can make it much more useful than B suggests in the right lineup. Nightmare Devourer provides recovery and consumes nearby Nightmare effects. Decide whether you need the healing or want to preserve the offensive setup. The ramp and damage-breaking control make it less immediate than simpler supports. It rewards a planned Dark rotation rather than being a universal flex slot.
Hexxin (Witchin) BDark/Grass · REGEN · Final form Evolution: Hummin → Hexxin | Habitat: The Mistwoods | Obtain: Evolve Hummin; exact branch requirements TBA Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: Luminous Seed | Homeland Ability: Artisanship, Grass, Dark HP 115BRK 50ATK 88PD 84MD 90REG 115 PvE BBoss BPvP/Egg TBAExploration B	Hexxin, formerly Witchin, specializes in disruption: grouping, energy recovery, and attacks that reduce incoming healing or future shields on enemies. Use it when those debuffs solve an actual problem. Its value rises against sustain-heavy opponents, while ordinary damage races may favor a more direct support. Malicious Outburst is not self-healing, and REGEN does not mean it replaces your healer. Build it for disruption and energy management while keeping a separate source of healing.
Pomawk BGrass · BREAK · Final form Evolution: Pomegg → Pomawk | Habitat: Rosetower Woods | Obtain: Lv.25 Pomegg; Sprout Stone ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Grass, Hauling HP 87BRK 107ATK 90PD 80MD 76REG 100 PvE BBoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration C	A focused Grass breaker with strong base Break and a charged attack that rewards a well-timed release with extra Break damage. Rhythm Combo helps build Volume, and the kit includes control options depending on your available skills. Those options give it tools beyond simply filling the stagger bar. It still offers less protection than Tubster or sturdier defensive breakers. Pick it when you want active, timing-based pressure and can cover healing elsewhere.
Ignitis BDark · DPS · Final form Evolution: Wisptis → Ignitis | Habitat: Berylline Causeway | Obtain: Lv.29 Wisptis; defeat three Wisptis of the same form consecutively; Night Stone ×1. Pathfinding: Fly Lv.2 | Mobility: Cloak | Homeland Ability: Artisanship, Dark HP 90BRK 52ATK 125PD 77MD 70REG 91 PvE BBoss BPvP/Egg TBAExploration S	A strong cleanup attacker: defeating targets builds Battlelust, and Dark Soul rewards attacking weakened enemies with the possibility of a free recast after a kill. Dark Dash and Scythe Dance provide a damage loop between finishers. Fragrancier can make a Dark-focused setup considerably more attractive. A lone healthy boss denies the easy kill-chain payoff, so its mob-clearing strength should not automatically become an S boss rating. Cloak remains useful outside combat.
Glynsera BIce · DPS · Final form Evolution: Bonesky → Fenrier → Glynsera | Habitat: Beast Fang Ridge | Obtain: Evolve Lv.34 Fenrier with Freeze Stone ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: Hustle | Homeland Ability: Ice, Artisanship HP 95BRK 53ATK 118PD 72MD 76REG 98 PvE BBoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration B	An Ice carry that rewards maintaining Ice Debuff stacks. Its trait improves crit rate against sufficiently affected targets, while Frost Tail Strike can cash stacks in for extra damage. Geoclaw provides a sensible breaker partner for that Ice setup. Decide when to maintain stacks and when to spend them rather than pressing every available button. Energy use and sustained contact matter to its spinning attacks. It is a good specialist, but interruptions and short encounters make its payoff less consistent.
Piopiota BWater · SUPPORT · Final form Evolution: Susuta → Popota → Piopiota | Obtain: Lv.39 Popota; attract an opposite-sex Susuta to follow; Wave Stone ×3. Pathfinding: Swim Lv.3 | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Leisure, Water HP 102BRK 50ATK 108PD 99MD 75REG 88 PvE BBoss BPvP/Egg TBAExploration S	A Water support built around puddles, healing, and team Water bonuses. Surf creates the terrain that helps the rest of its kit function. Radiant Charm depends on teammates of the opposite sex. Check the actual team before counting that bonus as active on every member. Its 50 base Break means it should fill a support slot rather than your dedicated breaker slot. Swim Lv.3 remains a strong reason to keep it available for exploration.
Panpanta BWater · BREAK · Final form Evolution: Susuta → Popota → Panpanta | Habitat: Echoback Landing | Obtain: Defeat Alpha Panpanta; evolve Lv.39 Popota with Wave Stone ×3. Pathfinding: Swim Lv.1 | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Leisure, Water HP 104BRK 100ATK 85PD 70MD 106REG 80 PvE BBoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration B	A Water breaker that gains extra value from nearby water and a suitable Susuta-family teammate. Build around those conditions to get more than the basic statline. Hydro Roll adds sustained pressure, while Splash Shield helps keep the rotation going. Water teams can support its setup much more naturally than random mixed lineups. Appeal requires an opposite-sex family member, and its strongest rotation asks for terrain and stamina management. Without that support, a more self-contained breaker is easier to recommend.
Sherro BWater · DPS · Final form Evolution: Shelly → Sheldon → Sherro | Obtain: Defeat Omega Sherro; evolve Lv.39 Sheldon with Wave Stone ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Leisure, Water HP 100BRK 50ATK 121PD 75MD 75REG 88 PvE BBoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration C	A physical Water attacker whose damage improves around water terrain. Its slash-based kit benefits from setting up the fight before committing to melee. Hydro Roll can create a puddle, giving it some control over its own terrain requirements. Erlath or Piopiota can make a focused Water team more coherent. Its core damage plan asks you to commit to close-range attacks. Mobile targets and interrupted sequences can still cut into its damage, so use a breaker to secure openings.
Waleetle BEarth · DPS · Final form Evolution: Baleetle → Waleetle | Habitat: Berylline Causeway | Obtain: Complete the Great Rolling Racing Challenge; Lv.39 Baleetle; Loam Stone ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: Hustle | Homeland Ability: Leisure, Rock HP 90BRK 52ATK 114PD 80MD 80REG 100 PvE BBoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration B	A sustained Earth attacker whose moving and spinning kit builds toward an empowered skill. Sandstorm Spin rewards uptime and deals extra damage to broken targets. Bouldus has a specific partnership here: Waleetle can break its Rock Piles to trigger resistance-reducing shock waves. That is a much better reason to pair them than shared typing alone. Spinning consumes energy and needs a target that stays reachable. A strong setup can outperform this general rating, but it asks for more commitment than a quick burst carry.
Helgon BWind · BREAK · Final form Evolution: Jawling → Helmwhelp → Helgon | Habitat: Russet Highlands | Obtain: Open 30 world chests; evolve Lv.48 Helmwhelp with Gust Stone ×3. Pathfinding: Fly Lv.2 | Mobility: Bilateral | Homeland Ability: Hauling, Wind HP 104BRK 102ATK 87PD 98MD 68REG 84 PvE BBoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration A	A defensive Wind breaker that rewards receiving attacks and timing counters. Its trait and Wind Counter can improve Break efficiency during frontline pressure. Wind Tackle adds damage reduction, giving it tools to stay engaged against physical attackers. It fits players who enjoy reacting to enemy patterns. Its magic defense is weaker, and enemies that refuse to attack you deny part of the payoff. Use it for the matchup rather than assuming every fight is a perfect counter demonstration.
Infergon BFire · DPS · Final form Evolution: Jawling → Helmwhelp → Infergon | Obtain: Defeat Omega Infergon; Lv.48 Helmwhelp with Perfect Potential; Blaze Stone ×1. Pathfinding: Fly Lv.2 | Mobility: Bilateral | Homeland Ability: Fire, Hauling HP 95BRK 50ATK 125PD 70MD 85REG 80 PvE BBoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration A	A Fire damage dealer whose attacks reward keeping pressure on the target and maintaining its fire-based setup. Sparkelf can support that elemental plan. Its 125 Attack provides a strong offensive foundation, but its defenses are less forgiving. Treat it as a carry that wants a clean opening. It lacks the general safety and setup tools of the best all-purpose picks. Bring Break support, avoid overcommitting to attack animations, and keep Bilateral as a separate field benefit.
Magmarex BFire/Earth · BREAK · Final form Evolution: Pebbling → Lavazar → Magmarex | Habitat: Zephyrus Landbridge | Obtain: Defeat Alpha Magmarex; Lv.48 Lavazar; soak in a hot spring; Blaze Stone ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: Fast and Furious | Homeland Ability: Rock, Fire, Hauling HP 110BRK 104ATK 91PD 70MD 89REG 75 PvE BBoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration B	A Fire/Earth breaker whose attacks apply and spend Fire Debuff stacks. Lava Punch cashes stacks in, while the ultimate rewards targets that already carry them. Its zero-EP Lava Breath helps establish pressure without immediately draining the resource bar. A Fire-focused lineup can make the setup easier to sustain. The stack conditions and short stun make it less universally convenient than the leading breakers. Do not budget an entire boss strategy around repeatedly stunning a target that resists it.
Flamerion BFire · REGEN · Final form Evolution: Sparki → Flamerion | Habitat: Beast Fang Ridge | Obtain: Evolve Sparki; exact branch requirements TBA Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Fire HP 80BRK 50ATK 113PD 70MD 89REG 115 PvE BBoss BPvP/Egg TBAExploration C	A Fire-debuff specialist that can restore energy with Phantom Barrage. Fire Orb and Trick Fire Ring help establish the stacks its resource loop wants. Its ring rewards spacing, and the ultimate supplies a larger batch of Fire Debuff stacks. A coordinated Fire team gives it more purpose than treating it as an awkward generic attacker. Low HP makes mistakes expensive. Its free recovery tool makes it worth considering when your team can maintain the Fire stacks it needs.
Fenmane BLightning · DPS · Final form Evolution: Fentuft → Fenmane | Habitat: Driftwise Meadow | Obtain: Exchange an Aniimo with a friend once; Lv.42 Fentuft; Roar Stone ×1. Pathfinding: Fly Lv.3 | Mobility: Scurry | Homeland Ability: Electric, Hauling HP 100BRK 50ATK 125PD 70MD 70REG 90 PvE BBoss APvP/Egg TBAExploration S	Thunder Field and Thunder Imprint reward repeated Lightning hits and debuff buildup. Evaluate that sustained damage loop rather than dismissing it because the ultimate has a modest headline Power. Thunderwing Stance strengthens the volley, and a Lightning-focused team helps make the setup worthwhile. Dazmand is worth considering for coordinated debuff pressure. The ramp is still a drawback in short fights, so this is a specialist promotion rather than an S-tier declaration. Fly Lv.3 and Scurry also make it a strong exploration companion.
Bailite BEarth · SUPPORT · Final form Evolution: Cozite → Bailite | Habitat: Zephyrus Landbridge | Obtain: Lv.51 Cozite; Loam Stone ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Hauling, Rock HP 90BRK 50ATK 116PD 100MD 83REG 75 PvE BBoss BPvP/Egg TBAExploration C	An Earth support with stacking Earth resistance reduction and a sentry that follows up team skill use. Its job is to help matching carries convert repeated attacks into stronger Earth pressure. Grizbo or Waleetle can use its elemental debuff. Its 90 HP and 100 physical defense give it reasonable protection against physical pressure. Turret Mode spends energy and limits your movement, while base Break is only 50. Pair it with a separate breaker and use its slot to improve Earth damage.
C TierNarrow picks that need a specific setup
Bouldus CEarth · SUPPORT · Final form Evolution: Baleetle → Bouldus | Habitat: Berylline Causeway | Obtain: Defeat Alpha Bouldus; Lv.39 Baleetle; learn Peculiar Rock Ball; Loam Stone ×1. Pathfinding: TBA | Mobility: TBA | Homeland Ability: Leisure, Rock HP 91BRK 52ATK 114PD 101MD 54REG 104 PvE CBoss BPvP/Egg TBAExploration C	A narrow Earth setup piece whose main selling point is its partnership with Waleetle. Rock Piles become resistance-reducing shock waves when Waleetle breaks them with Stone Ball Drift. Rock Tackle creates four piles for zero EP, so the pairing does not require spending 40 EP on Rolling Ball every rotation. The ultimate supplies more piles when you want to extend that setup. The C rating reflects its narrow team fit, not an unusable kit. With Waleetle it deserves more consideration; without that partner, its low magic defense and specialized payoff make flexible supports easier to recommend.

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How I Rank Aniimo

I judge every Aniimo within its intended role. A healer doesn't need to match a DPS unit’s damage, but it must provide enough recovery, protection, or utility to justify taking a team slot.

• Role performance: Damage dealers need reliable output, breakers must create openings, and healers and supports need a clear job beyond occupying a slot.
• Consistency and survival: Manageable energy costs, short setups, safe attack windows, and dependable defensive tools matter more than a spectacular combo that rarely finishes.
• Team synergy: I weigh buffs, resistance reduction, off-field effects, and energy recovery alongside their restrictions. A Wind-only bonus needs Wind teammates; the label does not make it universal.
• General PvE versus bosses: The main letter reflects overall PvE usefulness. A higher boss grade assumes the setup and damage window that make that Aniimo work. PvP and Egg Heist are not graded here.
• Comparable investment: Combat grades assume similar development. Evolution requirements help you plan when to build a pick; they are not a reason to pretend a late-game evolution is a beginner option.
• Separate utility: Exploration has its own grade. Pathfinding, Mobility, and Homeland jobs can make an Aniimo worth keeping without inflating its combat tier.

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Best Aniimo for Beginners

Keep your chosen starter as your first damage dealer. Helion suits a more direct melee approach, with grouping and energy recovery; Lunara offers ranged pressure, Light resistance reduction, and conditional self-healing. Helion’s energy recovery is not healing, so give either starter proper sustain. Soleon and Fennelun are temporary combat transformations, not separate permanent evolutions.

Flutternym into Gracewing is a useful healing route to work toward: Gracewing requires a Lv.21 Flutternym and one Gust Stone. Another option is Skippy → Pranky → Glacy: Pranky evolves at Lv.12, then Glacy needs Lv.20 and one Wave Stone. Choose a healer you can develop now rather than leaving the slot empty while chasing the perfect final team.

Raise Chirpi with its branches in mind. Cornet is a Wind damage option at Lv.18 with one Gust Stone, not a dedicated breaker. Tubster fills the defensive Break role, but also requires defeating Alpha Tubster and a Lv.18 Chirpi with acquired Break Potential of at least 6, plus one Gust Stone. Keep your available breaker until you meet those conditions; a low evolution level does not mean an immediate unlock.

Tromber is a Wind-team project, not a universal beginner upgrade. Its Wind buffs and Chirpi-family interactions need the right partners. The branch requires a Lv.18 Chirpi with acquired HP Potential of at least 6, Magic Horn, and one Gust Stone. Check the Tromber entry before committing to that path, especially if your main attacker is not Wind.

Best Aniimo by Role

An Aniimo’s individual tier matters, but your team still needs to cover damage, Break, healing, and support. These are my current recommendations for the most important roles, along with the conditions you need to keep in mind.

Role	Best Aniimo	Why
Best Healer	Gracewing	The safest general-purpose healer thanks to its ongoing recovery, shields, cleansing, and emergency teamwide healing.
Best Offensive Breaker	Inferlupa / Rookey	Inferlupa offers excellent Break pressure, while Rookey makes targets take more Break damage without requiring a specific elemental team.
Best Defensive Breaker	Tubster	Combines strong Break performance with shields and team protection, making difficult encounters much more forgiving.
Lightning Boss DPS	Fulmintis	Its critical-rate and energy-recovery loop can produce excellent sustained damage when a breaker creates a long enough opening.
Best Grass DPS	Irisalis	My current Grass carry pick for developed teams, but this is the least settled DPS recommendation here. Keep a dedicated breaker and healer alongside it.
Best Beginner DPS	Helion / Lunara	Both starters remain useful well beyond the opening hours. Helion is the more direct melee option, while Lunara offers ranged pressure and conditional self-healing.
Best Wind Support	Eklue	Lowers Wind resistance and gives Wind carries a much stronger elemental damage setup.
Best Grass Support	Leafy / Melloblum	Both improve a Grass-focused lineup, although the better choice depends on your carry and which other roles the team already covers.
Best Lightning Support	Besauce / Dazmand / Luminelle	Besauce combines its own energy loop with Lightning resistance reduction. Dazmand offers crit support and grouping; Luminelle adds Lightning buffs and secondary healing.
Best Water Support	Erlath	Its bubble field generates energy through Water skill casts, while its ultimate improves the team’s Water damage.
Best Exploration Aniimo	Erlath	Its combination of aerial and swimming traversal gives it excellent utility outside combat as well.

Don’t treat this as a shopping list for one team. Elemental supports such as Eklue, Leafy, Besauce, and Erlath become much less valuable when they aren’t paired with the appropriate carry. Start with your main damage dealer, add a breaker and healer, and use the final slot to support whatever the other three are trying to accomplish.

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Best Aniimo Team Comps for PvE

For a dependable four-slot PvE team, start with a damage dealer, a breaker, a healer, and a support. The lineups below are build targets, not first-hour rosters or proven speed-clear records. Use the substitutions to fit your available Aniimo, and equip the skills the setup needs. A healer can eventually give way to more offense if the encounter and your remaining recovery allow it; getting knocked out is a fairly substantial DPS loss.

Best Aniimo Team Comps

Team	How the Team Works
PVE Best All-Purpose PvE TeamDeveloped-roster PvE target HelionDPS RookeyBREAK GracewingHEAL SomniwingREGEN Alternatives: Lunara can replace Helion; Inferlupa or Tubster can replace Rookey until its late evolution becomes available.	This is a balanced team to work toward once its members are available, not an opening-hours roster. Helion supplies reliable damage, Rookey creates Break openings, Gracewing covers sustain, and Somniwing helps the rotation keep moving. Use Bouncy Sling before committing Rookey to heavy Break pressure. Once the target breaks, swap to Helion and spend the damage window while Gracewing and Somniwing prepare the next cycle. Somniwing is here for teammate energy recovery and projectile interception, not because its maximum-EP trait increases the whole party's capacity. Against aggressive melee enemies, a more defensive fourth slot may be safer.
WIND Best Wind TeamRanged damage and protected Break windows CornetDPS TubsterBREAK GracewingHEAL EklueSUPPORT Alternatives: Tromber can replace Eklue when its Wind buffs and Chirpi-family energy support better suit your build.	Cornet is the carry, Eklue lowers Wind resistance, and Tubster supplies both Break pressure and protection. Gracewing completes the team without wasting the elemental bonuses already built into the other three slots. Apply Eklue's debuffs first, establish Tubster's shield, and then work toward the break. Cornet should save Wind Bomb Rush for that opening instead of firing the expensive barrage into a moving target. Take Off improves Cornet's offensive ceiling, but being airborne also increases the damage it takes. Tubster's field and Gracewing's defensive support make that risk manageable, not irrelevant.
GRASS Best Grass TeamGrass carry with energy and terrain support IrisalisDPS InferlupaBREAK GracewingHEAL LeafyREGEN Alternatives: Melloblum can replace Leafy in a developed Grass crit build; Rookey can replace Inferlupa for element-neutral Break setup.	Leafy gives Grass teammates energy, terrain interaction, healing, and a Grass damage boost, which turns Irisalis from a strong individual carry into the center of an actual elemental team. Set up Leafy's Grass support, let Inferlupa create the Break window, and then bring Irisalis in for the payoff. Gracewing remains the safety net because Leafy's recovery does not replace dependable emergency healing. Irisalis is still the least settled carry recommendation in this table. If its preferred rotation or your available skills do not support this plan, keep the same breaker-healer-support shell and use another Grass attacker.
LIGHTNING Best Lightning Boss TeamBreak-window burst and sustained skill pressure FulmintisDPS RookeyBREAK GracewingHEAL BesauceREGEN Alternatives: Dazmand offers grouping and Lightning crit support; Luminelle offers Lightning buffs and secondary healing instead of Besauce’s resistance-reduction package.	Besauce reduces Lightning resistance and helps maintain its own energy loop, while Rookey prepares the long opening Fulmintis needs. Gracewing keeps the setup from collapsing before the payoff arrives. Apply Besauce's resistance reduction, use Rookey to accelerate the break, and activate Lightning Surge before Fulmintis commits to its sustained dash-and-slash sequence. This team is strongest when the target stays vulnerable long enough for Fulmintis to finish the sequence. Against ordinary enemies that can be pulled, Dazmand adds useful grouping. Against bosses that resist control, prioritize safe damage windows rather than expecting grouping to solve the matchup.
FIRE Best Fire TeamEfficient damage, marks, and elemental buffs ScorchhowlDPS SquashelBREAK GracewingHEAL SparkelfSUPPORT Alternatives: Infergon can replace Scorchhowl when you can protect a more demanding damage rotation; Inferlupa can replace Squashel.	Scorchhowl brings practical Fire damage, Squashel handles the Break bar, and Sparkelf supplies Fire-focused buffs with backup single-target recovery. Gracewing covers the healing Sparkelf cannot reliably handle alone. Use Sparkelf's zero-EP Inspiration before setting Squashel's Pinecone-mark sequence. Once the target breaks, Scorchhowl can spend its charged attack without gambling the entire energy bar on a target that is already leaving. This composition wants its elemental pieces working together. Sparkelf loses much of its reason for being here if you replace Scorchhowl and Squashel with unrelated elements.
WATER Best Water TeamTerrain, energy generation, and close-range payoff SherroDPS RookeyBREAK GlacyHEAL ErlathREGEN Alternatives: Piopiota can replace Erlath when you value stronger exploration and additional puddle support over Erlath's energy engine.	Erlath turns Water skill casts into bubbles and boosts team Water damage, Glacy supplies dependable healing and water terrain, and Sherro converts that setup into close-range damage. Open Erlath's bubble field before the Water teammates cast their skills, build and detonate the bubbles, then use Rookey to create a safer window for Sherro's committed melee sequence. Glacy's strongest recovery asks teammates to remain inside a fixed zone, while Sherro wants to stay near the target. Highly mobile encounters can pull the formation apart, so reposition before spending the important cooldowns.
DARK Best Dark Boss TeamBreak-window damage and focused Dark support PawneyDPS RookeyBREAK GracewingHEAL FragrancierSUPPORT Alternatives: Stellarys can replace Pawney for ranged Dark pressure; Ignitis is better suited to mob clearing than a lone healthy boss.	Rookey and Pawney form the core: one creates the Break window, while the other gains extra value against controlled or broken targets. Fragrancier adds Dark resistance reduction and Dark damage support. Set Fragrancier's Dark support first, use Rookey's Bouncy Sling before attacking the Break bar, and save Pawney's ultimate stance and follow-up strike for the opening rather than spending them during setup. Fragrancier has secondary healing, but it is too fragile and conditional to carry the entire sustain job. Gracewing remains the safer fourth slot for bosses that can punish one missed rotation.

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That’s my current Aniimo tier list. Use the rankings to shortlist a team, then check the actual evolution requirements, equipped skills, and elemental conditions before spending your resources. I’ll revisit placements when balance changes or stronger build evidence give me a reason to move them.

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