

Aniimo · Held Item
Auspicious Bell
Base effect
+10% REGEN
Builds
19 recommended builds
Base effect · every attack
REGEN +10%
What the Auspicious Bell is for
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.
The Auspicious Bell in numbers
The Core effect pays out on skill casts, so its worth is EP per cast rather than EP per trigger, and the 10 energy line is a pity counter that raises it.
1.00 EP
EP per skill cast, Core effect on its own
A 20% chance of 5 EP: 0.2 × 5.
1.36 EP
EP per skill cast with the 10 energy line
The counter guarantees cast 6 after 5 misses, so a trigger arrives every 3.69 casts rather than every 5.0: 5 ÷ 3.69.
+35.5%
What the pity counter is worth
5.0 ÷ 3.69 casts per trigger.
The 15 energy line adds 5 EP when "the REGEN effect of a Core Bonus" triggers. The game does not say whether that names this Core effect; read that way it would take the payout to 10 EP a trigger, 2.71 EP a cast, which is the ceiling rather than the figure.
The Auspicious Bell at each rarity
| Rarity | CP | Base effect | 10 energy | 15 energy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 | – | – | ||
| 100 | If this effect fails to trigger after 5 consecutive skill casts, the next skill cast has a 100% trigger chance. | – | ||
| 200 | If this effect fails to trigger after 5 consecutive skill casts, the next skill cast has a 100% trigger chance. | When the REGEN effect of a Core Bonus triggers, gains 5 extra EP and grants 1 stack of Luck to the whole team. (Luck increases Crit Rate by 2%, stacks up to 5 times, and lasts 20s.) |
What is unusual about the Auspicious Bell
The Minespine drop table
Minespine is the only Alpha Aniimo listed as dropping the Auspicious Bell, and it drops 2 other held items.
Shared with
The Hidden Cache Held Item Pack
3 of the 24 held items are listed in this pack, so a roll from it lands on one of 3 at a random rarity.
Shared with
How to get the Auspicious Bell (4)
The game lists 4 sources for the Legendary Auspicious Bell: defeating Alphas, an Other chest, Hidden Cache Held Item Pack and the Pawprint Shop.
Defeat Alphas
The Legendary Auspicious Bell is listed as a possible reward at these player ranks:
III Wayfarer
I Trailblazer
II Trailblazer
III Trailblazer
Also listed (2)
- Other chest
- Hidden Cache Held Item Pack
Named by the game, placed nowhere on the map.
Aniimo the game hands the Auspicious Bell (19)
19 of the 95 in-game recommended builds mirrored on this site name it in the equipment row. Each link opens that Aniimo’s Build tab.
Bailite
Support
Earth
Bouldus
Support
Earth
Bulbly
Support
Lightning
Chirpi
Support
Wind
Cozite
Support
Earth
Dazmand
Support
Lightning
Dewy
Support
Dark
Dreaple
Support
Dark
Eklue
Support
Wind
Eko
Support
Wind
Fragrancier
Support
Dark
Luminelle
Support
Lightning
Melloblum
Support
Grass
Nimbi
Support
Wind
Piopiota
Support
Water
Somniwing
Regen
Wind
Tromber
Support
Wind
Turbo
Support
Wind
Veilfloat
Support
Lightning
Closest rivals for the REGEN slot
All 3 →| Item | Core effect | Builds |
|---|---|---|
| Equipped Aniimo gain 0.7 additional REGEN per level. | 35 | |
| Increases Movement Speed by 25% and REGEN by 15% while in water terrain. Lasts 2s after leaving. | 0 |
All 3 grant +10% REGEN at Legendary, so only the Core effect separates them.
Effects, rarities, CP and sources: the game’s own data files. Every figure in the numbers section is computed here from those strings and shows its working. Compiled by Lorenzo Bruno (Yieng): full provenance, about.


