Unofficial Companion
The Aniimo Book
Every Aniimo — 100 species across 235 forms, with stats, skills, traits, evolutions and habitats — along with an interactive map and collection tools.
Aniimo launches
Aniimo is out
Aniimo is out
Aniimo is out now on PC, console and mobile.
That instant is Tuesday 15 September across the Americas — 19:00 PDT, 22:00 EDT — which is why Steam shows a 15 September date.
No launch time has ever been published for mobile — only the date.
What's here
Game info
New to Aniimo? What it is and how 100 species across 235 forms fit together — plus release details, cross-save, what the store costs, and every correction we have published.
Aniimo-Dex
All 100 species and 235 forms. Filter by element, role, stage, form or habitat.
Codes
Every working redeem code, cross-checked and dated, and where the redemption field actually is.
Team builder
Four slots, elemental coverage and shared weaknesses, and a share link that carries the whole team. No account needed.
Collection tracker
Every form you've caught or seen, across multiple characters. Works signed out; sign in to sync across devices.
Coming after launch
Still missing
Still missing
Spawn conditions by weather and time, and evolution requirements — the things that need the game in hand.
Spawn conditions by weather and time, and evolution requirements. Nobody publishes these; they come from playing, and they are not in here yet.
Spawn conditions by weather and time, and evolution requirements. Nobody publishes these; they come from playing, and they are not in here yet.
How this site handles being early
How this site handles its sources
How this site handles its sources
Aniimo isn't out yet, and a lot of what's circulating about it is wrong or already stale — guides still document a rune system the developers removed on 3 September, and specific gacha rates trace back to a single unsourced blog post.
A lot of what circulates about Aniimo is wrong or already stale — guides still document a rune system the developers removed on 3 September, and specific gacha rates trace back to a single unsourced blog post.
A lot of what circulates about Aniimo is wrong or already stale — guides still document a rune system the developers removed before launch, and specific gacha rates trace back to a single unsourced blog post.
So every fact here carries where it came from and how confident it is. Where something isn't known, this site says so instead of guessing.