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Rankings · Version 1.1

Aniimo Tier List

The best Aniimo in version 1.1 are Irisalis, Fulmintis, Helion and Lunara for damage, Rookey and Inferlupa for Break, and Besauce and Somniwing for support. All 95 Aniimo are ranked from T0 to T3 across DPS, Break and Support, from four creator rankings: PK Doomy's full post-launch list, Glowbugs TV's Break ranking of 2 October 2026, Lex's launch list and AniimoSync's DPS and healer lists.

Updated

What changed in this update

The 1.1 update of 23 September 2026 changed no kit or base stat, so every move comes from the rankings published since launch.

  • Inferlupa

    T0.5→T0

    Glowbugs TV S · PK Doomy S

  • Helgon

    T0.5→T1

    Glowbugs TV A · PK Doomy A

  • Panpanta

    T0.5→T2

    Glowbugs TV B · PK Doomy B

  • Blazen

    T0.5→T1

    PK Doomy A · Glowbugs TV B

  • Magmarex

    T1→T2

    Glowbugs TV B · PK Doomy C

  • Shrubclaw

    T2→T2.5

    Glowbugs TV C · PK Doomy C

  • Stellarys

    T1.5→T0.5

    PK Doomy S · Lex S

  • Fenmane

    T2→T1

    PK Doomy A

How this list is built

  1. Group by role

    The game ships five combat roles. DPS stands alone; Break groups Break and Support, the two roles that open and amplify damage windows; Support groups Heal and Regen.

  2. Place every graded Aniimo

    Lex’s The ONLY Aniimo 1.0 Tier List You’ll Ever Need (footage by Fish Boy Abzu) grades 52 of the 53 final-stage Aniimo on usefulness, damage, team utility, consistency and endgame performance. S+ maps to T0, S to T0.5, A to T1 and B to T2.

  3. Merge the kit-by-kit rankings

    The DPS ranking and the healer ranking tested with AniimoSync grade some of the same Aniimo. Where both lists place one, it takes the average; a one-step disagreement resolves upward.

  4. Sort the rest by base stats

    Anything no ranking grades, mostly Lumin and Gamma pre-evolutions plus Tuckin, is sorted by total base stats from the official Aniilog into T2 to T3, so an ungraded Aniimo never outranks a graded one. The PvP tab stays computed from base stats alone.

  5. Correct the pins the launch build broke

    Both rankings were published before build 1.0.0.7, which restated the base stats of most of the roster. Where a graded Aniimo now sits three bands or more away from what its own launch stats earn inside its category, the pin moves to those stats: Grizbo to T1.5, Flutternym to T2.5. A ranking whose reason was a condition rather than a comparison keeps its place, which is why Gracewing stays T0.5 on a cleanse no stat line measures.

  6. Revise for version 1.1

    Two rankings came out after launch: PK Doomy’s Aniimo Tier List | Ranking All Aniimo from Best to Worst (21 September 2026, S to D) and Glowbugs TV’s Breaker Aniimo Tier List (2 October 2026, the 13 final-stage Break units). The 1.1 update changed no kit or stat, so an Aniimo moves only where both lists agree, or where PK Doomy’s grade overturns a launch-stat correction by two bands: Stellarys back to T0.5, Fenmane to T1. Where they disagree, as on Minespine and Pomawk, the board keeps its tier.

A lower tier does not mean an Aniimo is bad: every one clears content, and the tiers only measure value relative to the other choices. Two Aniimo of the same species also differ by Potential grade and four trait axes, which no tier list can capture. A tier also rates one Aniimo at a time: how four of them hold together is a separate question, and the team builder is what scores that side.

What each tier means

  • T0MetaMeta-defining. The highest stat ceilings in their category, with no obvious weakness to build around.
  • T0.5ExcellentExcellent. A hair below T0, strong in almost every situation and worth investing Resonance materials in.
  • T1StrongStrong. Real strengths, but they come with a condition: a specific element matchup, habitat or squad partner.
  • T1.5DecentDecent. Pulls its weight with the right team around it, but rarely the reason a run works.
  • T2ViableViable. Clears content comfortably, but gets outclassed once the squad around it is built out.
  • T2.5SituationalSituational. Needs the right conditions to justify the slot: a specific element check or habitat.
  • T3NicheNiche. Limited ceiling or a very narrow role. Still functional, especially early, but replaceable.

The T0 picks, and why

Eight of the 85 catchable Aniimo on this board hold T0: Irisalis, Fulmintis, Helion and Lunara in DPS, Rookey and Inferlupa in Break, and Besauce and Somniwing in Support. What they share is a kit that works without a specific team built around it, which is why six of them carry Lex’s S+ grade, Fulmintis carries AniimoSync’s S and Inferlupa tops Glowbugs TV’s Break ranking.

The list gives the reason behind each pin, with the launch base-stat total from build 1.0.0.7 and the published grade it comes from. The roster splits into 30 DPS, 42 Break, 13 Support.

  • Irisalis
    DPSTotal 540Lex S+

    Why it is T0

    The highest base-stat total on the DPS board at 540. Irisalis Shadow and the Florae Descent Ultimate keep two Iris clones firing at once, and Bloom Cluster brings it back once every 180s when it faints, so the damage rarely stops.

  • Fulmintis
    DPSTotal 520AniimoSync S, Lex S

    Why it is T0

    The one S-tier DPS whose launch stats still back the grade. Lightning Surge raises skill Crit Rate by 35% for 20s and Electro Stash returns 4 EP whenever a skill lands a critical hit, so the crit loop refunds the EP it spends.

  • Helion
    DPSTotal 514Lex S+, AniimoSync A

    Why it is T0

    A starter, so every account can build it. Solar Grace adds 30% final damage whenever Helion is not attacking into an elemental advantage, and Helios’ Judgment evolves it into Soleon for a further 15% Damage Amp until it leaves combat.

  • Lunara
    DPSTotal 514Lex S+, AniimoSync A

    Why it is T0

    The other starter. Lunar Power carries the same 30% off-element bonus, and each skill or Ultimate grants 4 stacks of Silver Moon Mark that make the next basic attack hits deal 100% extra damage, before Selene’s Judgment evolves it into Fennelun.

  • Inferlupa
    BreakTotal 541Glowbugs TV S, PK Doomy S

    Why it is T0

    The number one of 13 breakers for Glowbugs TV, at 541 total. Unbroken Flameruff Spirit ricochets 5 times and raises BREAK efficiency against each target by 10% a stack, up to 30%, and every 8 basic attacks Full Energy powers up the next skill: 7 ricochets, or a third Hunting Pack clone.

  • Rookey
    BreakTotal 540Lex S+

    Why it is T0

    Top tier for Lex, PK Doomy and Glowbugs TV alike, at 540 total. Bouncy Sling raises the BREAK damage its target takes by 15% for 15s and ricochets up to 10 times, and Ballistic Guard cuts Rookey’s own damage taken by 20%, so it survives the window it opens.

  • Besauce
    SupportTotal 538Lex S+

    Why it is T0

    The fastest T0 pick at 118 Haste. Charged Geyser restores 15 Energy and then more Energy every second for 12s, Power Surge refunds EP whenever Besauce casts below 20 EP, and its Ultimate lowers Lightning resistance inside the zone.

  • Somniwing
    SupportTotal 538Lex S+

    Why it is T0

    The universal pick: Ethereal Light Wave absorbs enemy projectiles and raises EP recovery for every teammate in its path for 20s, whatever their element. Energy Full adds 10 max EP, and Hypnotic Spores puts a non-Grass target to sleep for 5s.

Tier list FAQ

  1. What is the best Aniimo in the tier list?

    Irisalis, Somniwing, Rookey, Besauce and the two starters, Lunara and Helion, are the game-defining S+ picks in Lex's 1.0 tier list, and all six sit in T0 here. Fulmintis joins them from AniimoSync's damage ranking, the one S-tier DPS whose launch stats still back the grade, and Inferlupa joins them in version 1.1 as the number one breaker in Glowbugs TV's ranking, graded S by PK Doomy too. Somniwing is the universal pick: it boosts EP generation for any element, so it fits every team.

  2. What is the best Prismana in Aniimo?

    On the Prismana board of 3 October 2026, Prismana Fulmintis, Prismana Glacy and Prismana Inferlupa share the top spot at T0.5. Fulmintis and Glacy are S for both iLodaEN and Dr. Saiko, and Inferlupa is S for Dr. Saiko and LimuluTV, though iLodaEN grades it B. Glacy is the best free Prismana Pact pick; Stellarys, Luminelle and Turbo follow it at T1. Prismana Melloblum is LimuluTV’s S+, but iLodaEN and Dr. Saiko both grade it A, so it sits at T1.

  3. How is this Aniimo tier list built?

    PvE follows two published rankings: Lex's full 1.0 tier list, which grades 52 of the 53 final-stage Aniimo on usefulness, damage, team utility, consistency and endgame performance, and AniimoSync's kit-by-kit DPS and healer rankings. Where both grade the same Aniimo, it takes the average, and a one-step disagreement resolves upward. Both were written before the 1.0.0.7 launch build, so a pin the launch stats now contradict by three bands or more is moved to the band those stats earn, unless the ranking's reason was a condition rather than a comparison. Anything neither ranking grades, mostly pre-evolutions, is sorted by official base stats into T2 to T3, never above a graded pick. The 3 October 2026 revision for version 1.1 adds two post-launch rankings, PK Doomy's full list and Glowbugs TV's Break list, and moves an Aniimo only where they agree. PvP stays computed from base stats alone.

  4. What do the DPS, Break and Support columns cover?

    Aniimo ships five combat roles. DPS is the game’s DPS role; Break groups Break and Support, the two roles that open and amplify damage windows; Support groups Heal and Regen, the two sustain roles.

  5. What do T0, T0.5 and T3 mean?

    T0 is meta-defining, T0.5 excellent, T1 strong with conditions, T1.5 decent with the right team, T2 viable but outclassed later, T2.5 situational, and T3 niche with a limited ceiling.

  6. Is there an Aniimo PvP tier list?

    Yes, the PVP tab reorders the same rosters for duels. The method stays transparent: REGEN is counted twice because initiative decides who moves first, and the lower of ATK and BREAK is dropped, since a duel is settled on whichever of the two an Aniimo actually leans on. It shifts fast, frail strikers up and slow tanks down without inventing gameplay numbers.

  7. Does a B-tier Aniimo mean it is bad?

    No. B tier in Lex's list, T2 here, marks Aniimo that are conditional or terrain-dependent, like Sherro without water terrain or Irisal off grass. Every one of them clears content; the tiers measure value relative to the other choices, not whether your favourite is usable.

  8. Is this tier list updated for Aniimo 1.1?

    Yes, on 3 October 2026. The 1.1 update of 23 September 2026 changed no kit or base stat; it made Irisalis and Dazmand obtainable. Eight Aniimo moved on the rankings published since launch: Inferlupa up to T0, Stellarys to T0.5, Fenmane to T1, Helgon and Blazen down to T1, Panpanta and Magmarex to T2, Shrubclaw to T2.5. Placements get revised again when a balance patch lands or the rankings behind them update.

PvE placements from PK Doomy’s full tier list (21 September 2026), Glowbugs TV’s Break tier list (2 October 2026), Lex’s 1.0 tier list and AniimoSync’s DPS and healer rankings; the grades are the creators’ opinions. Base stats sourced from the official Aniimo wiki. Placements will be revised with balance changes.