Aniimo Tools
Reference tables you will keep open in a second window: matchups, party math, and whether your hardware boots Idyll.
Guides teach the verbs. Tools are the tables you glance at mid-fight. This hub collects three launch-week references that do not belong inside a 2,000-word tutorial:
- Type chart — Ice, Light, Fire, Dark, Lightning, Wind, Earth, Water, Grass.
- Team builder — four field slots, five roles, and a sample spine.
- System requirements — PC, iOS, and Android numbers published around Global CBT, plus the 45 GB PC install size.
Open the type chart before you evolve a fourth Fire DPS. Open the team builder before you lock Helion or Lunara into a role they cannot cover. Open system requirements before you promise friends a 16 September session on a 4 GB laptop GPU.
Why a wiki needs tools, not just lore
Aniimo combat is real-time, but the planning is turn-based in your head. Break bars, elemental counters, and energy regen all punish a party that looks good in the Aniilog and fails in a cave. Testers who treated the game like a photography sim were fine in meadows and lost on Alphas. Testers who treated it like a MOBA without a Heal also lost. The combat guide explains the feel; the tools here explain the spreadsheet.
The type chart is not Pokémon’s. Light is not “Fairy.” Lightning is not Light. Earth is the rock/ground bucket. If you only remember “Water hits Fire,” you will still misplay Ice versus Lightning. That is why the chart is its own page instead of a footnote.
How to use the team builder
You cannot field five roles. The builder’s default spine is Break + DPS + Heal + flex (Support or Regen). Flex is where exploration specialists like Somniwing or Eko sneak into PvE teams when a fight has a traversal check. If you are climbing the PvE tier list, keep the spine. If you are only filling the Aniilog, ignore ranks and catch for elements first.
Story companions sit in the builder as locked early slots. They are strong teachers. They are not a reason to skip Glacy or Tuckin. Read starters alongside the builder so you do not evolve Helion into a problem you cannot bench.
Hardware is a tool too
Global CBT PC minimums landed around GTX 1060 / RX 6600, 12 GB RAM, 45 GB disk. Recommended sat at RTX 3070 / RX 6800 and 16 GB RAM. Mobile wants recent flagships (iPhone 12-class minimum in one FAQ set, Snapdragon 7 Gen 2-class Android). Those numbers can still move at launch — we reprint them on system requirements with dates attached.
Cross-play does not reduce the PC spec. A friend on PS5 will not make your 1050 Ti smoother. Preload size and shader compile stalls are the two day-one surprises F2P launches still love. Leave time.
What we will not fake
There is no live spawn map in this wiki yet because the live world is not out. Community maps from CBT will be wrong the moment launch adds regions. We would rather send you to guides and the creature hub than ship a pretty map with 2015-era pins.
Redeem tools also do not belong here. Codes are a content page: codes hub. If a third-party site offers a “code generator,” it is not a tool, it is bait.
Use Getting Started to turn these tables into a first-hour plan, and updates to check that the spec sheet you just read is still the latest one.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers Pathfinders search for before launch.
Is there an interactive Aniimo map?
Not on this wiki before launch. CBT community maps will go stale. Use guides and the creature index until a live world exists.
Where is the type chart?
On the Aniimo type chart page — nine elements with closed-beta matchups.
Can I run Aniimo on a GTX 1050?
That sits below the CBT minimum (GTX 1060 6 GB). Read system requirements and expect a launch-day patch to change the list.
Does the team builder include PvP?
The default spine is PvE. For Diamond Egg Heist, switch to the PvP tier list after you understand roles in the team builder.