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Auspicious Bell
The Auspicious Bell is one of the 7 carried items in Aniimo, the single piece of equipment an Aniimo holds into battle. Its Base effect grants REGEN +10%. Its Core effect: When using a skill, 20% chance to gain 5 EP.
Legendary · Carried item · Rare → Epic → Legendary
Auspicious Bell effects
Base effect
REGEN +10%
The flat stat the item grants on its own, applied the moment it is equipped.
Core effect
When using a skill, 20% chance to gain 5 EP
The item’s signature line, and the half that decides which Aniimo wants it.
Quality tiers: Rare → Epic → Legendary. Legendary is the top of the ladder, the same ladder all 7 carried items use.
How to use the Auspicious Bell
The Core effect pays out on skill casts, not on time or on damage: each skill use has a 20% chance to return 5 EP. The more often an Aniimo casts, the more often that roll happens, which is why the Bell sits on builds that keep skills on cooldown.
Aniimo whose recommended build carries the Auspicious Bell (19)
Tier list →19 of the 88 in-game recommended builds on this site list the Auspicious Bell. Each Aniidex page opens on its Build tab with the full setup.
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Auspicious Bell FAQ
What does the Auspicious Bell do in Aniimo?
The Auspicious Bell is a Legendary carried item. Its Base effect grants REGEN +10%. Its Core effect, the reason to equip it: When using a skill, 20% chance to gain 5 EP. Both apply from the single equipment slot every Aniimo has, since runes were removed from the game at launch.
Which Aniimo should carry the Auspicious Bell?
19 of the 88 in-game recommended builds on this site carry it, including Bailite, Bouldus, Bulbly. The Base effect points it at regen and support Aniimo, and each Aniidex page shows the full setup in its Build tab.
What tiers does the Auspicious Bell come in?
3: Rare, Epic, Legendary. Legendary is the top of the ladder, and every one of the 7 carried items in the game follows the same three-tier ladder. The Base and Core effects are the item's identity; the tier is the quality you are carrying it at.
The item name, Base effect, Core effect and tiers are read off the in-game recommended build panel shown on each Aniidex entry, re-checked against the launch data on 10 September 2026. The build count is derived from the 88 recommended builds published on this site. Compiled by Lorenzo Bruno (Yieng), about this site. Game assets © Pawprint Interactive Entertainment Pte. Ltd. This is an unofficial fan resource.