What are the 9 elements in Aniimo?

The official roster lists 9 elements: Light, Fire, Ice, Dark, Lightning, Grass, Water, Earth, and Wind. Note that the official companion wiki data-labels some of them differently (holy, electric, rock) — same elements, internal names.

Are the starters part of the numbered Aniilog?

No — Helion and Lunara sit on special numbers (NO.99998 and NO.99996) rather than in the NO.001–082 sequence, alongside three other special entries: Dazmand, Fulmintis, and Little Fire Spirit.

What are regional forms?

Many Aniimo have alternate forms tied to where they are caught — for example, the official wiki lists Basic, Highland, and Mountain Woods forms for Emberpup. Forms change appearance and can change combat data, and are counted separately from the 86 base entries.

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Q: How many Aniimo are there at launch?

The official Aniilog lists 81 numbered Aniimo (NO.001 through NO.082, with NO.030 skipped in the official index) plus 5 special-numbered entries, for 86 total — regional forms are counted separately. The first roster growth is announced: 51 brand-new Aniimo across 32 new species arrive with the Part 2 update (after October 29, 2026).

How many Aniimo are there at launch?

The official companion wiki opened with the game on September 16, 2026, and its Aniilog index is our count of record: 81 numbered Aniimo (NO.001 through NO.082 — NO.030 is skipped in the official index) plus 5 special-numbered entries, for 86 base creatures. Regional forms are counted separately on top of that, and post-launch updates are expected to grow the roster.

The first growth is now officially scheduled. The Season 1 “Departure with the Wind” Part 2 update preview of October 16, 2026 announces 51 brand-new Aniimo across 32 new species, arriving with the Part 2 update — the preview places the content after the October 29 update — the official Gameplay Showcase of October 23, 2026 says Part 2 is coming for everyone on October 29, 2026 — in the new Whisperwake Isles zone. Until those creatures are live and numbered in the official Aniilog, the count of record above stays unchanged.

This database grows page by page: every creature whose data is verified gets its own profile, linked from the list below. New to the game? The game overview explains the world, and the starter comparison helps with your first big choice.

The 9 Elements and 5 Roles

Every Aniimo carries one of nine elements — Light, Fire, Ice, Dark, Lightning, Grass, Water, Earth, Wind — and one of five combat roles:

Role	What it does
DPS	Deals the most damage in combat
BREAK	Breaks shields and staggers enemies
Heal	Restores HP to allies
Support	Provides shields and buffs
REGEN	Regenerates HP over time

One naming note: the official companion wiki’s data labels render the Light element as “holy” (and Lightning/Earth as “electric”/“rock”). Same elements, internal names — official English marketing, including the starter reveals, uses Light. For the full matchup grid, see the type chart guide.

The Complete Numbered List (NO.001–082)

Per the official Aniilog index at launch — NO.030 does not exist in the official listing:

No.	Name	No.	Name	No.	Name	No.	Name
001	Emberpup	022	Tuckin	043	Fenrier	064	Jawling
002	Flameruff	023	Budclaw	044	Glynsera	065	Helmwhelp
003	Scorchhowl	024	Shrubclaw	045	Bolty	066	Helgon
004	Inferlupa	025	Geoclaw	046	Blazen	067	Infergon
005	Celestis	026	Sparki	047	Squarrel	068	Cubbo
006	Stellarys	027	Flamerion	048	Squashel	069	Grizbo
007	Chirpi	028	Flutternym	049	Susuta	070	Pebbling
008	Tromber	029	Gracewing	050	Popota	071	Lavazar
009	Cornet	031	Eko	051	Piopiota	072	Magmarex
010	Tubster	032	Eklue	052	Panpanta	073	Geodeback
011	Iris	033	Budsquire	053	Shelly	074	Minespine
012	Irisal	034	Thornblade	054	Sheldon	075	Cozite
013	Skippy	035	Melloblum	055	Sherro	076	Bailite
014	Pranky	036	Pomegg	056	Baleetle	077	Bulbly
015	Glacy	037	Pomawk	057	Waleetle	078	Veilfloat
016	Leafy	038	Dewy	058	Bouldus	079	Luminelle
017	Nimbi	039	Fragrancier	059	Fentuft	080	Fahloo
018	Turbo	040	Wisptis	060	Fenmane	081	Erlath
019	Dreaple	041	Ignitis	061	Helmut	082	Besauce
020	Hummin	042	Bonesky	062	Pawney
021	Witchin			063	Rookey

Element assignments, stat blocks, and skill sets for each entry are being verified against the official companion wiki page by page — the two starters already have full profiles with launch-sourced stat tables: Helion and Lunara.

The 5 Special Entries

Outside the numbered sequence, the official Aniilog lists five creatures on special numbers:

No.	Name	What we know
99998	Helion	Light-element melee starter (pick at the opening)
99996	Lunara	Light-element ranged starter (pick at the opening)
10002	Dazmand	Lightning Support — evolves from Pomegg (No. 036) at level 25 with a Roar Stone; Aniidex additionally gates it behind Aniimo Discovery event quests
10003	Fulmintis	Lightning DPS — evolves from Wisptis (No. 040) at level 29 with a Fulminous Soul and a Roar Stone
11001	Little Fire Spirit	Fire Support — official flavor describes it as arriving “from another world”; the official October 15, 2026 patch notes mention a “sparkelf statue”, and community databases list it as Sparkelf. AniimoTools (checked October 20, 2026) records it as not found in the wild — it hatches from eggs, with an Incredible Sparkelf Egg and a Prismana Sparkelf Egg as its species-named eggs. The same source describes the Prismana Sparkelf Egg as left behind by a little Prismana Sparkelf, and the Incredible Sparkelf Egg as one that hatches an Aniimo with Elite potential or higher; where that egg is obtained is still not documented

Torn between the two starters? The full side-by-side — combat style, launch-verified stats, and which player type each suits — lives in Best Starter Aniimo: Helion vs Lunara.

Updated October 20, 2026: the official companion wiki carries full detail pages for all three non-starter specials (element, role, stat block each), and the Dazmand/Fulmintis evolution routes are confirmed by both AniimoTools and Aniidex — the Dazmand event-quest gate remains single-source, and Little Fire Spirit’s egg route rests on AniimoTools alone (that source now names where the Prismana Sparkelf Egg comes from — a little Prismana Sparkelf leaves it — but the Incredible Sparkelf Egg’s origin is still undocumented).

Regional Forms

Many Aniimo have regional forms that change their appearance — and can change their combat data — based on where they’re caught. The official companion wiki lists forms per creature: Emberpup, for example, has Basic, Highland, and Mountain Woods forms.

From beta testing, form drivers observed by the community include the catch location, weather, and time of day — we re-verify each driver on the live game before stating it as fact. Forms are one reason the catchable roster feels much larger than the 86 base entries; the changes summary covers the launch systems that interact with rare forms, such as Wild Surges producing Umbral Aniimo with Perfect Potential.

How to Catch Aniimo

Aim your Aniipod at a wild creature
Check the catch percentage shown on screen
Throw — positioning and Aniipod tier matter (throws from behind, and staggered or sleeping targets, catch better)
Rarer creatures need better Aniipods

The official screens show a “Chance to Capture” readout before you commit a throw, so reading your odds is part of the loop. Catching items flow from launch activities too — Sparkling Cubes, Aniipod Ultras, and Tumblers are among the launch-event rewards, and the codes page tracks every freebie channel that opens up.