Aniimo Companion Handbook: Every Battle Pass Reward, Free and Paid

The Companion Handbook is Aniimo’s battle pass. It runs 100 levels, the Standard track is free, and season one closes on 29 October 2026 at 07:59 (UTC+8). The Advanced Edition costs US$9.99 or 680 Lumin Crystals and adds a second reward to every single level, including the Prismana Fulmintis Egg at level 20.

Below is the whole ladder: every level, both tracks, with the free reward and the Advanced reward side by side, then the price of each edition, how Companion EXP is earned, and what the Windborn Stamps from levels 71 to 100 buy in the Stamp Shop.

Two notes on where this comes from. The walkthrough is AniimoSync’s, filmed in the live client on 16 September 2026, launch day, with the Collector’s Edition active so both tracks are visible at once. The level-by-level table is ours: we read the Companion Handbook’s 200 reward entries straight out of the game’s own data files for build 1.0.0.7 and resolved each one to its item, so the quantities are the game’s rather than anyone’s notes. Where the launch client and the data files disagree we say so, and we say which we trust.

Every Aniimo Companion Handbook reward, level by level

Every level pays something on the free track, and the Advanced Edition pays a second reward on top of it rather than instead of it. Levels 1 to 70 hand out catching items, materials, Credits and four headline rewards; levels 71 to 100 pay Windborn Stamps and nothing else. Two names are shortened below to keep the table readable on a phone: Dewdrop Crystal is the Breezy Plains Dewdrop Crystal, and Mark of the Strong is Mark of the Strong: Breezy Plains.

Level	Standard Edition (free)	Advanced Edition (paid, on top of the free row)
1	Aniipod Hyper ×10	Glimmer ×680 + Aniipod Ultra ×1
2	Flux Crystal ×2	Flux Crystal ×6
3	Dewdrop Crystal ×30	Dewdrop Crystal ×90
4	Star Dust ×10	Star Dust ×30
5	Aniipod Ultra ×1	Aniipod Ultra ×2 + Sparkling Crystal ×100
6	Growth Fruit ×10	Growth Fruit ×30
7	Flux Crystal ×2	Flux Crystal ×6
8	Dewdrop Crystal ×30	Dewdrop Crystal ×90
9	Aniipod Track ×10	Aniipod Track ×30
10	Incredible Fulmintis Egg ×1	Soul of Electric Shock ×1 + Sparkling Crystal ×100
11	Growth Fruit ×10	Growth Fruit ×30
12	Flux Crystal ×2	Flux Crystal ×6
13	Dewdrop Crystal ×30	Dewdrop Crystal ×90
14	Star Dust ×10	Star Dust ×30
15	Vein Essence ×1	Vein Essence ×2 + Sparkling Crystal ×100
16	Growth Fruit ×10	Growth Fruit ×30
17	Common Held Item Core ×3	Advanced Held Item Core ×3
18	Dewdrop Crystal ×30	Dewdrop Crystal ×90
19	Credits ×100,000	Credits ×300,000
20	Perfect Egg ×1	Prismana Fulmintis Egg ×1 + Sparkling Crystal ×100
21	Common Held Item Core ×3	Advanced Held Item Core ×3
22	Psyche Fruit ×1	Psyche Fruit ×2
23	Credits ×100,000	Credits ×300,000
24	Star Dust ×10	Star Dust ×30
25	Tumbler ×2	Tumbler ×2 + Sparkling Crystal ×100
26	Common Held Item Core ×3	Advanced Held Item Core ×3
27	Dewdrop Crystal ×30	Dewdrop Crystal ×90
28	Star Sand ×3	Star Sand ×9
29	Credits ×100,000	Credits ×300,000
30	Sparkling Crystal ×200	Sparkling Cube ×1 + Sparkling Crystal ×100
31	Common Held Item Core ×3	Advanced Held Item Core ×3
32	Aniipod Track ×10	Aniipod Track ×30
33	Growth Fruit ×10	Growth Fruit ×30
34	Star Sand ×3	Star Sand ×9
35 †	Starcryst Essence ×2	Starcryst Essence ×4 + Sparkling Crystal ×100
36	Common Held Item Core ×3	Advanced Held Item Core ×3
37	Credits ×100,000	Credits ×300,000
38 †	Star Sand ×3	Star Sand ×9
39	Flux Crystal ×2	Flux Crystal ×6
40	Mark of the Strong ×5	Capafruit ×1 + Mark of the Strong ×5
41	Common Held Item Core ×3	Advanced Held Item Core ×3
42	Psyche Fruit ×1	Psyche Fruit ×2
43	Aniipod Track ×10	Aniipod Track ×30
44	Credits ×100,000	Credits ×300,000
45	Starcryst Essence ×2	Starcryst Essence ×4 + Sparkling Crystal ×100
46	Star Sand ×3	Star Sand ×9
47	Aniipod Hyper ×10	Aniipod Hyper ×30
48	Common Held Item Core ×3	Advanced Held Item Core ×3
49	Credits ×100,000	Credits ×300,000
50	Aniipod Ultra ×1	Sparkling Cube ×1 + Sparkling Crystal ×100
51	Common Held Item Core ×3	Advanced Held Item Core ×3
52	Flux Crystal ×2	Flux Crystal ×6
53	Star Sand ×3	Star Sand ×9
54	Credits ×100,000	Credits ×300,000
55	Vein Essence ×1	Vein Essence ×2 + Sparkling Crystal ×100
56	Common Held Item Core ×3	Advanced Held Item Core ×3
57	Tumbler ×1	Tumbler ×2
58	Psyche Fruit ×1	Psyche Fruit ×2
59	Credits ×100,000	Credits ×300,000
60	Capafruit ×1	Phenomena Crystal ×1 + Sparkling Crystal ×100
61	Common Held Item Core ×3	Advanced Held Item Core ×3
62	Dewdrop Crystal ×30	Dewdrop Crystal ×90
63	Star Sand ×3	Star Sand ×9
64	Credits ×100,000	Credits ×300,000
65	Vein Essence ×1	Vein Essence ×2 + Sparkling Crystal ×100
66	Common Held Item Core ×3	Advanced Held Item Core ×3
67	Tumbler ×1	Tumbler ×2
68	Psyche Fruit ×1	Psyche Fruit ×2
69	Credits ×100,000	Credits ×300,000
70 †	Phenomena Crystal ×1	Starcryst Essence ×5 + Sparkling Crystal ×100
71–100 †	Windborn Stamps ×25 a level	Windborn Stamps ×25 a level, plus Sparkling Crystal ×50 at 75, 80, 85, 90, 95 and 100

† Four slots in the launch client do not match the data files, and the client wins: our dump was exported on 14 September 2026, two days before the servers opened. On screen, level 35 pays an unnamed blue crystal free and Radiant Dreamshadow plus Sparkling Crystal ×100 on Advanced, an item that changes an Aniimo’s appearance; level 38 pays Tumbler ×1 and ×2 rather than Star Sand; level 70 pays Starcryst Essence ×10 on Advanced, not ×5; and levels 71 to 100 pay 20 Stamps a level free and 30 on Advanced, not 25 on both. Every other level matched exactly.

Totalled over levels 1 to 70, the free track pays a million Credits, 180 Dewdrop Crystals, 33 Common Held Item Cores, 90 assorted Aniipods, a Capafruit, a Phenomena Crystal and two eggs. The Advanced Edition adds three million more Credits, 1,300 Sparkling Crystals, 680 Glimmer and 13 Starcryst Essence, plus the three things people buy it for: two Sparkling Cubes, the Soul of Electric Shock and the Prismana Fulmintis Egg.

What is the Companion Handbook in Aniimo?

It is the battle pass, and the game says so itself: the Companion EXP item describes its own job as levelling up your Companion Handbook (Path Pass). It sits behind the Companion Handbook tab, next to the separate Monthly Pass.

Season one is called Departure with the Wind, and the Handbook is one of five tiles on its hub beside Stamp Rush, Legendary Journey, Season Achievement and the Stamp Shop. AniimoSync’s screen read Time Remaining 42d 11h on launch day, which lands the close on the morning of 29 October 2026 at 07:59 (UTC+8), 28 October at 23:59 UTC, the date the official calendar prints, and the same end the client’s shop entry carries for both paid editions.

One name to keep apart: the official aniimo.com calendar lists a six week bar called Journey Handbook over the same window. It is not the battle pass. The game’s data files hold two separate events, and the Journey Handbook is a 30-day check-in with its own milestones, listed on our calendar entry. The rest of the season is in our season events guide.

Standard, Advanced or Collector’s: what each edition costs

The free track needs no purchase. The paid tiers are one-off unlocks for this season, priced in real money or in Lumin Crystals.

Edition	Price	Lumin Crystals	What it adds
Standard	Free	Free	The top row of every level
Advanced Companion Handbook	US$9.99	680	The bottom row of every level, plus 5 Aniimo storage slots
Collector’s Companion Handbook	US$19.99	1,280	Advanced, plus 10 slots instead of 5, a bundle of extras and a 10 level head start
Upgrade to Collector’s Edition	US$10	Not listed	Moves an active Advanced Edition up to Collector’s

The storage perk is the rules panel’s own wording: Advanced raises Aniimo storage by 5 and Collector’s by 10, they do not stack, and whichever you activate last wins. The Collector’s bundle in the data files is a Sparkling Cube, 200 Glimmer, 5 Primegy Battery, a Fulmintis Avatar Frame and a Phantom Night Doll.

The head start is shown rather than stated: AniimoSync’s pass sits at level 10 on 900 Companion EXP earned, which is what a 10 level grant looks like. He calls the Advanced Edition worth the money at ten dollars, which is his view; the pricing table agrees on the number.

How Companion EXP and Handbook levels work

Every level costs a flat 1,000 Companion EXP. The bar reads 900/1,000 at level 10 and the data files carry the same figure, so there is no curve to plan around: 100 levels is 100,000 EXP.

The rules panel is unusually clear on where it comes from. Weekly quests refresh every Monday at 04:00 UTC+8 and their progress resets, but there is no weekly EXP cap. New seasonal quests join the pool every Monday and stay for the rest of the season, and Companion EXP also drops out of Institute Guide daily activity.

Weekly quests are small: three days of logins for 1,200 EXP, 30 catches for 1,000, 200 Primegy spent for 1,000. The seasonal ones are the heavy hitters at 2,200 to 3,500 EXP each: nurture the ecosystem at the Branch, earn Windborn Stamps, own Prismana Aniimo, catch up to 800 Aniimo, report 50. A Buy Level button sits beside the bar, which AniimoSync never opens, so its price is not shown.

Fulmintis and Prismana Fulmintis: which level, which track

Fulmintis is the season one pass Aniimo, and the launch build puts the basic egg on the free track at level 10 and the Prismana egg on the Advanced track at level 20. All three pieces, in order.

• Level 10, free: Incredible Fulmintis Egg, guaranteed to hatch an Aniimo with Elite potential or higher, in an Outpost or Home Hatchinator.
• Level 10, Advanced: Soul of Electric Shock, which contains the mighty soul of Fulmintis and unlocks its Branching Evolution. The evolution item is paywalled.
• Level 20, Advanced: Prismana Fulmintis Egg, used in an Outpost Hatchinator to hatch a Prismana Form Aniimo at Perfect Potential. The free track gets a generic Perfect Egg at the same level.

This corrects our own page: our Fulmintis build guide came from beta testing and says basic at level 40 free, Prismana at level 10 paid. Neither holds at launch, and we are fixing it. Other eggs are in our egg list.

It corrects the video too, in the reader’s favour. AniimoSync says the route to Prismana Fulmintis after this pass is unknown; the Handbook’s rules text answers it. The Prismana Aniimo Egg from this season will return in Season S3, obtainable through Home-related gameplay.

The catching items, materials and cosmetics

The bulk of the pass is catching gear and training materials, and the item cards give the multipliers outright. Aniipod Hyper and Aniipod Track are both a 2× capture chance, the Track version auto-locking nearby targets; Tumbler rolls along the ground at 1.5×, rising to 3× against Aniimo gathered by nurturing. Aniipod Ultra guarantees the catch at Elite or better, and the Sparkling Cube tops that ladder with a guaranteed Perfect catch that is always Sparkling. The Advanced track hands out two, at levels 30 and 50.

On the training side, Capafruit grants +1 innate potential to each of an Aniimo’s six attributes, once per creature. Phenomena Crystal ascends high tier Aniimo and adds extra six-potential stats. Starcryst Essence and Star Sand raise acquired potential. Psyche Fruit changes personality, which settles the question AniimoSync leaves open on camera. Mark of the Strong: Breezy Plains contracts an Aniimo to its carried items to enhance the core skill.

Cosmetics are thin, and that is worth saying plainly: the ladder carries no outfits at all, and its only appearance item is the Radiant Dreamshadow at level 35 on the Advanced track. Everything with a wardrobe in it sits in the cash shop outfits and in the Stamp Shop below.

Levels 71 to 100: Windborn Stamps and the Stamp Shop

From level 71 the ladder stops paying items and starts paying Windborn Stamps, the season currency, at 20 a level free and 30 a level on Advanced. That is 600 Stamps for a free finisher and 1,500 for an Advanced one, plus 50 Sparkling Crystals every fifth Advanced level from 75.

Stamps are spent in the Stamp Shop, reached from the season hub or the Handbook’s Exchange button. Its Weekly tab restocks on a 4 day 19 hour timer and sells Vein Essence for 50 with a limit of 10 a week, Breezy Plains Dewdrop Crystal ×20 for 30, Flux Crystal for 30, Star Dust ×5 for 20 and Credits ×2,000 for 1. The Season tab is the one to save for, and its slots unlock by cumulative spending rather than by level. Unlock thresholds below are from the screen, prices from the tables.

Season slot	Unlocks after spending	Price
Sparkling Egg	300 Stamps	200
Starcryst Essence	800 Stamps	100
Starcryst Essence ×2	1,200 Stamps	200
Starcryst Essence ×3	1,800 Stamps	300
Sparkling Cube	2,500 Stamps	500
Flameplated Dragon Shield, season limited	3,500 Stamps	600
Sparkling Egg	4,000 Stamps	200
Starcryst Essence ×3, twice	4,600 and 5,200 Stamps	300 each
Capafruit	6,000 Stamps	300
Prismana Orb	7,000 Stamps	900
Starcryst Essence ×3	8,000 Stamps	300
Phenomena Crystal ×2	11,500 Stamps	1,500

The Prismana Orb is the headline: used on an Aniimo with an unlocked Prismana Form in Breezy Plains, it toggles the creature into its Prismana variant and keeps its innate potentials, traits and personality. The Flameplated Dragon Shield is the tab’s one cosmetic. The Handbook alone cannot fill this shop, since 1,500 Stamps is far short of the 11,500 spent the last slot wants, so the rest comes from the other modes the Stamp card lists. The header also reads Part One.

What happens after Companion Handbook level 100

Level 100 is the last numbered level, and a panel labelled Bonus Rewards with an infinity symbol sits beside it, marked Unlocks at Lv. 100. AniimoSync guesses on camera that it means unlimited Windborn Stamps, and says it is not confirmed.

The rules text confirms the shape and puts a ceiling on it: past Lv.100 the Handbook switches to a repeating reward cycle that caps out at Lv.1000. The data files give that cycle as five steps paying Windborn Stamps on each track, so it is more stamps, not more items, and it is finite. The same panel mentions gifting, which the video does not cover: a friend with no paid tier who meets an affinity requirement can be sent an item that activates one.

Is the Aniimo battle pass worth it?

The free track is worth claiming, and the Advanced Edition is a good deal only if three items matter to you: the Prismana Fulmintis Egg at 20, the Soul of Electric Shock at 10, and the two Sparkling Cubes at 30 and 50. Strip those out and what is left is a bulk material pack.

The case for paying is concentrated rather than spread out: a Prismana form at guaranteed Perfect potential is rare in the launch build, the item that evolves Fulmintis is on the paid row and nowhere else, and a Sparkling Cube is a guaranteed Perfect Sparkling catch you would otherwise buy. Three million extra Credits are volume, not scarcity.

The free track is no stub either: a Fulmintis egg at Elite or better, a Perfect Egg, a Capafruit, a Phenomena Crystal, two Aniipod Ultra and a million Credits. If you are not chasing Prismana Fulmintis this season, the S3 rerun is a real second chance. The Collector’s Edition is the harder sell, since ten dollars more buys five storage slots, a frame, a doll and a head start on a pass with six weeks left.

Do this today

Six weeks sounds long until you notice the season closes on 29 October 2026 at 07:59 (UTC+8), with most of the launch calendar.

1. Claim levels 1 to 10 now. The free track already pays Aniipods and materials your first squad will use.
2. Clear the weekly quests before Monday 04:00 UTC+8, where they reset and unfinished progress does not carry.
3. Start the seasonal quests early. Catch 800 Aniimo and own 5 Prismana Aniimo are the slowest bars on the pass.
4. Decide about the Advanced Edition before level 20, where the Prismana Fulmintis Egg sits. Buying later still pays every skipped level.
5. Bank your Windborn Stamps. The Season tab unlocks by total spending, and the Prismana Orb at 7,000 spent is the thing to aim at.

All of this gets re-checked against the official notice the moment aniimo.com publishes one. Until then the level table is the game’s data files, the screens are AniimoSync’s launch-day footage, and the four places they disagree are marked above.