Aniimo Daily and Weekly Checklist: What to Do Every Day
Aniimo daily checklist: a 5-minute routine, full daily and weekly tasks, every shop worth checking with purchase limits, and 30 and 60 minute routines.
Most of what you earn in Aniimo comes from things you can only do so often: daily quests, capped shop offers, a chest you can open once per day, Homeland facilities that stop producing when their output fills up. Miss them and nothing breaks, but the rewards don't roll over either. This page is built to be reopened: a 5-minute checklist first, then the full daily and weekly lists, every shop worth checking, and timed routines for longer sessions. Everything here is built from the reward sources and shop rows in the game files; where we give an opinion, we say so.
The 5-minute daily checklist
Short on time? These six jobs take a few minutes and cover the rewards that are easiest to lose. They're ordered so the Homeland jobs that keep running while you're away go first.
- Collect Homeland output from the Farmland, Woodland, Mine and Well so they keep producing (facility caps).
- Start or collect an egg so the hatch timer runs while you play (breeding and hatching).
- Open the Daily Lucky Chest. The game files list keys, backpacks and chips among its rewards. All of them are also Operation: Egg Heist items, so the chest may only matter while that mode is running.
- Open your Home Tilling Chest if you have one. The game text says you can open 1 per day.
- Pick up Daily Activity Quests and finish the quick ones for Glimmer, Safaris and Windborn Stamps.
- Glance at Curio Corner. The game describes it as a stall whose stock refreshes daily.
Full daily checklist
The full list adds the things that take real playtime. Every activity here is named in the game files as a reward source; the rewards listed next to each come from the same place. How often Alphas, Elite Training or chests can be repeated for rewards isn't recorded, so treat those as do when available rather than guaranteed daily loops.
| Activity | Rewards listed in the game files | Where to go |
|---|---|---|
| Daily Activity Quests | Glimmer, Safaris, Windborn Stamps, Windchaser Stamp, Incredible Egg | Quest menu |
| Daily Lucky Chest | Rusted Iron, Silver-Plated and Gilded Keys, Simple and Heavy Duty Backpacks, amplifier and unit chips | Daily chest |
| Home Tilling Chest (1 per day) | Dream Spark, Energizing Work Meal, Plant Growth Tonic | Till friends’ Homes 15 times |
| Elite Training | Aniipod Ultra, Sparkling Egg, Capafruit, Starcryst Essence, Flux Crystal | Elite Training grounds |
| Defeat Alphas | Credits, Glimmer, Lumin Amber, element stones such as Blaze Stone | Boss locations |
| Defeat Omega | Starcryst Essence, Star Shard, Lumin Amber | Omega bosses |
| Holo-Battle Sim | Training Points (Holo-Shop currency), Flux Crystal, Sparkling Crystal | Holo-Battle Sim |
| Aniimo Catches Report | Credits, Safaris, Voxel Coin | Report new catches |
| Nurture Branch | Irisalis Petal, Vein Essence, Wonder Egg, Ancient Idyll Coin | Nurture |
| Courses | Aniipod Mega, Credits, Glimmer, Growth Fruit | Courses menu |
| Home Orders | Home Coin, Bud Ticket, Element Gem | Homeland |
- 1Homeland first
Collect from every producing facility, queue new work, and start an egg. Facilities with an output cap stop adding output once full, so anything you leave sitting overnight is output you lose. The Homeland guide covers what to build first.
- 2Claim the free daily rewards
Daily Lucky Chest, Home Tilling Chest, and the Journey Handbook, which the game files describe as a check-in event with cosmetic rewards.
- 3Clear Daily Activity Quests
This is the one daily source the game files tie to Windborn Stamps, your season currency, and to the Incredible Egg, which is guaranteed to hatch an Aniimo with Elite potential or higher.
- 4Fight for materials
Pick the fights your team needs: Elite Training for Aniipods and Starcryst Essence, Alphas for element stones and Lumin Amber. The boss progression guide orders the Alphas by difficulty.
- 5Report your catches
Any new species you caught today feeds the Aniimo Catches Report and catch-completion rewards. The catching guide explains which Aniipod to throw.
- 6Shop last
Spend currency after you've earned it for the day, starting with Curio Corner and any capped offer you use every reset.
Quest walkthroughs that remember your place
Step-by-step quest guides with a checklist that saves your progress and shows every objective on the map.
- Saved step checklist
- Objectives on the map
- Quest order at a glance

Weekly checklist
The weekly layer is mostly about capped purchases and season progress. The only shop the game files explicitly label Weekly has 7 offers: Irisalis Petal capped at 4, and six Star Sand offers, two of them capped at 5 and 20 and one paid in Star Dust. Star Sand matters because the Item Exchange turns 20 of it into a Starcryst Essence, up to 5 times.
- Buy out the Weekly shop offers you can afford: Irisalis Petal (limit 4) and Star Sand.
- Convert Star Sand at Item Exchange: 20 Star Sand for 1 Starcryst Essence, limit 5. The files don't say whether that limit refills.
- Push Stamp Rush, which the game files list as the source of a Prismana Egg (guaranteed to hatch a Prismana Form) plus stamps. The Stamp Rush Shop sells a Prismatic Stone.
- Tick off Season Achievements in the Season Hub for Achievement Points and more stamps.
- Spend stamps in the Season Hub's Stamp Shop, which lists Sparkling Egg, Sparkling Cube, Prismana Orb, Starcryst Essence and Credits among its goods.
- Spend Training Points in the Holo-Shop before they pile up (see the shop table below).
- Saturday: visit Astra Square with Paw Coins. The Paw Coin description reads: They say a mysterious giant Aniimo appears in Astra Square on Saturdays. Use Paw Coins to trade with it for all kinds of rare items.
- Check the Companion Handbook, which the files list as a source of Aniipod Hyper, Starcryst Essence and stamps.
Shops to check
The game files list 42 shops with 465 offers. Only 173 of those offers have a purchase cap and only 40 record a price, and the files never say how often a cap resets. The table shows prices only where the file has a real amount. Stamp Shop and Curio Corner aren't in the shop table; they come from item source labels, so their limits aren't recorded. It skips cosmetic-only and one-off shops.
| Shop | What it sells | Limit / known price |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly | Irisalis Petal, Star Sand | Petal 4; Star Sand 5 and 20 on capped offers |
| Season | Flameplated Dragon Shield | 1; 600 Windborn Stamps |
| Stamp Shop (Season Hub) | Sparkling Egg, Sparkling Cube, Prismana Orb, Star Dust, Vein Essence | Not recorded |
| Item Exchange | Aniipod Ultra, Sparkling Cube, Starcryst Essence, Capafruit, Daily Supply Pack | Ultra 20 Aniipod Ultra Vouchers; Cube 500 stamps or 1,000 Sparkling Crystal; Supply Pack 3 |
| Holo-Shop | Credits, Vein Essence, Aniipod Mega, Growth Fruit, held item cores | Vein Essence 600 Training Points (2); Ultra Voucher 40 (30); 20,000 Credits for 20 (50) |
| Glimmer | Primegy ×60, Star Dust, Breezy Plains Dewdrop Crystal | Primegy 6; Dewdrop Crystal ×100 limit 5 |
| Credits | Aniipod, Aniipod Pro, Aniipod Hyper, Growth Flower, Star Stone | Up to 120 Aniipods; Hyper 20–40; Star Stone 99 |
| Catch Items | Aniipod Track, Tumbler | Track 20–40; Tumbler 5 |
| Training Materials | Flux Crystal, Whisperwake Isles Dewdrop Crystal, Primegy Battery, rune packs | Flux Crystal 5–100; Battery 2 |
| Aniimo Training Item | Prismana Crystal, Psyche Fruit, Morph Orb | Crystal 1 (one offer 200,000 Bud Tickets); Psyche 3; Morph Orb 10 |
| Dewdrop Crystal Shop | 34 semi-finished species Dewdrop Crystals (Helion, Lunara and more) | 5 each |
| Black Truffle Shop | Sprout Stone, Night Stone | 5 each |
| Resource Exchange | Plant Growth Tonic ×50, Energizing Work Meal ×50 | 2 each |
| Voxel Coin Exchange | Voxel Coin | 20 |
| Curio Corner | Accessories and other cosmetics; stock refreshes daily | Not recorded |
Two Homeland shops are worth knowing but not visiting daily: the Seed Shop (27 seeds, with Wheat Seed capped at 15,000) and Season Exchange, which trades Harvest Moon furniture blueprints and recipe notes, some of them for Moonray Wheat (the Market Stall blueprint costs 340). Operation: Egg Heist has its own shop paid in Eggshell Coin. For how to earn the currencies these shops take, see the currency farming guide.
Homeland chores: why collecting first matters
Resource facilities have an output cap that grows with facility level, according to the game files. Once it's full, anything more you would have produced is lost, so the longer you're away, the more a low-level facility costs you. Upgrading raises the cap, which is the real reason to level these early.
| Facility | Max level | Output cap (L1 → max) |
|---|---|---|
| Farmland | 7 | 5 → 35 |
| Woodland | 6 | 8 → 28 |
| Mine | 6 | 6 → 36 |
| Well | 5 | 20 → 30 (first recorded level is 3) |
| Tidewhisper Sandcastle | 3 | 10 → 30 |
Eggs are the other clock worth keeping running. The 44 egg types in the game files hatch in anything from under a minute to 1,440 minutes (24 hours), and 14 of them take 720 minutes (12 hours). Our recommendation: start the longest egg you have right before you log off, and a short one when you arrive. Once your RV reaches level 6, the game text also lets you send Aniimo on Homeland trips from the Park Board for specialty items, another thing to queue before you log off. The planner helps you work out which workers to put where.
What to skip when you're short on time
- Keep: Homeland collection and eggs, because both waste time you can't get back.
- Keep: Daily Activity Quests, the daily source of stamps and the Incredible Egg.
- Keep: the Daily Lucky Chest and Tilling Chest, which are free and take seconds.
- Keep: the capped Weekly shop buys before the week ends, then the Star Sand conversion at Item Exchange.
- Skip: Curio Corner if you don't care about accessories, since it sells cosmetics.
- Skip: chest-hunting on the chest map. Save them for a longer session.
- Skip: gathering runs to gathering nodes unless a recipe is blocked on them.
- Skip: Holo-Battle Sim on a busy day if your Training Points already cover what you want in the Holo-Shop.
30-minute and 60-minute routines
These are our suggested orders, not something the game prescribes. Both start with the 5-minute checklist so the timers keep running.
30 minutes (editorial)
- 0–5 minTimers and freebies
Collect Homeland, start an egg, open the Daily Lucky Chest and Tilling Chest.
- 5–20 minDaily Activity Quests
Clear as many as you can, catching anything new on the way for the Catches Report.
- 20–27 minOne fight
One Alpha or one Elite Training ground, whichever drops what your team is missing.
- 27–30 minShop and requeue
Check Curio Corner, spend capped currency, and queue Homeland work again before you log off.
60 minutes (editorial)
- 0–5 minTimers and freebies
Same as the 5-minute checklist.
- 5–20 minDaily Activity Quests + Courses
Finish the dailies, then any Courses, which list Aniipod Mega and Growth Fruit as rewards.
- 20–40 minBosses and Elite Training
Chain Alphas on the boss map and an Elite Training ground. The leveling guide covers how to spread the materials.
- 40–52 minExploration loop
Sweep nearby blooms, Lumin collection points and unopened chests; the game files list chests as a source of Glimmer, Credits and Aniipods.
- 52–60 minHolo-Battle Sim and shops
A Holo-Battle Sim run for Training Points, then spend in the Holo-Shop, Item Exchange and Weekly shop, and requeue Homeland.
What to do next
- Work out where each currency comes from with the currency farming guide.
- Plan facility upgrades in the Homeland guide and the Homeland planner.
- Pick your next Alpha with the boss progression guide.
- Spend your materials well with the leveling guide.
- Browse every reward item on the Aniimo items database.
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Guide FAQ
What time is the Aniimo daily reset?
The reset time isn't recorded in the game files MetaBot reads, so we don't publish one. Check the countdown on the in-game quest or shop screen.
What should I do every day in Aniimo?
At minimum: collect Homeland output, start an egg, open the Daily Lucky Chest and your Tilling Chest, clear Daily Activity Quests, and check Curio Corner. With more time, add Alphas, [Elite Training](/aniimo/map/elite-training), Holo-Battle Sim and Courses.
What's in the Aniimo Weekly shop?
The game files list 7 offers: [Irisalis Petal](/aniimo/items/irisalis-petal) with a purchase limit of 4, and six [Star Sand](/aniimo/items/star-sand) offers, including one paid in [Star Dust](/aniimo/items/star-dust). None of the Weekly prices are recorded.
What can I buy in the Stamp Shop?
The Season Hub's Stamp Shop is listed as a source of [Sparkling Egg](/aniimo/items/sparkling-egg-560321), [Sparkling Cube](/aniimo/items/sparkling-cube), [Prismana Orb](/aniimo/items/prismana-orb), [Starcryst Essence](/aniimo/items/starcryst-essence), [Vein Essence](/aniimo/items/vein-essence), [Capafruit](/aniimo/items/capafruit), [Phenomena Crystal](/aniimo/items/phenomena-crystal), [Star Dust](/aniimo/items/star-dust), [Breezy Plains Dewdrop Crystal](/aniimo/items/breezy-plains-dewdrop-crystal) and [Credits](/aniimo/items/credits). Its prices aren't in the files.
How do I get Windborn Stamps?
The game files list four sources: Daily Activity Quests, Stamp Rush, Season Achievements and the Companion Handbook. Doing your dailies is the steady one.
Where do I use Paw Coins?
According to the [Paw Coin](/aniimo/items/paw-coin) description, a mysterious giant Aniimo appears in Astra Square on Saturdays and trades rare items for Paw Coins.
