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Who Writes Aniimo Guide
Aniimo Guide is written and maintained by Lorenzo Bruno (Yieng). This page exists so you can check the working: where every number comes from, how the rankings are produced, and which parts are still genuinely unknown.
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The editor
Lorenzo Bruno (Yieng)
I have been writing gacha build and tier-list coverage since Wuthering Waves, and I run two other guide sites in the same niche: ntebuild.com for Neverness to Everness and wuwabuild.com for Wuthering Waves. Aniimo Guide is the third, started ahead of the 16 September 2026 launch so the database was complete on day one rather than three weeks after everyone needed it.
What that background is worth here: I know which parts of a launch-window guide are reliable and which are guesswork dressed up as analysis. Base stats read from the official wiki and the game’s own data files are reliable. A tier list built before anyone has seen a skill multiplier is not, and this site labels it as such.
The one editorial rule
Never invent a specific number. If a value is not published by Pawprint Studio or visible in the game, this site writes TBD and leaves it there.
Things currently marked TBD across the site: gacha pull rates and pity thresholds, egg drop rates, Potential band stat deltas, Astranite costs, and the Egg Heist reward tables. Every one of those is a number a competing site could invent and nobody would immediately notice, which is exactly why this one does not.
Where the data comes from
| Source | What it provides |
|---|---|
| Official Aniimo wiki | Base stats, skills, innate traits, evolution lines, habitats and official artwork for all 224 Aniilog entries. |
| Aniimo official site | Release date and time, platform list, pre-order editions and pricing, business model. |
| aniidex.com | The interactive map marker positions, surveyed during the Global Closed Beta, and the item table read from its pages; item icons are the game’s own UI textures. |
| Official broadcasts and creator videos | Livestream reveals and beta footage, embedded with channel credit on the article that cites them. |
The 219 Aniilog entries break down as 95 numbered Aniimo plus 124 regional, Prismana and combat forms. Every entry links back to the stat block it was built from in the Aniidex.
Corrections
If something here is wrong, say so and it gets fixed. The fastest route is the Discord or @TheGachaBuild, or by email at lorenzobrunopro@gmail.com. Pages carry a visible “updated” date, and those dates only move when the content behind them actually changes.
About this site: FAQ
Who writes Aniimo Guide?
Lorenzo Bruno (Yieng), the same editor behind ntebuild.com (Neverness to Everness) and wuwabuild.com (Wuthering Waves), with build and tier-list coverage on X as @TheGachaBuild and on TikTok as @yieng.g.
Where does the Aniilog data come from?
Base stats, skills, traits, habitats and evolution lines are extracted from the official Aniimo wiki and cross-checked against in-game screenshots. A second layer sits on top of that: ability elements, BREAK power, combat roles, Shiny and Demonic rates and the capture formula are read from the game's own data files, build 1.0.0.7, so they are the game's numbers rather than a reading of its wording. Nothing on this site is estimated: where a value is not published, the page says TBD rather than filling the gap.
Is Aniimo Guide official?
No. This is an unofficial fan resource. Aniimo is developed by Pawprint Studio and published by Kingsglory; game assets and trademarks belong to them. Aniimo Guide has no affiliation with either.
How is the Aniimo tier list calculated?
Purely from total base stats within each role category, and the tier list page says so openly. Skill multipliers, Potential band deltas and gacha rates are still not published, so any ranking claiming more precision than that is guessing. Now that the game is live it is being reworked with numbers from play rather than from the stat table alone.