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Aniimo Team Builder

Pick up to 4 Aniimo and check what the party covers. Includes 8 teams built from the game’s own recommendations.

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Build your team

Choose up to 4 Aniimo, then check the coverage below.

Pick at least two Aniimo to see their coverage.

Game-recommended teams

The game lists recommended Aniimo per element and role; these 8 parties take one pick per role.

Game-recommended Fire team

  • DamageMedium
  • BreakHigh
  • HealingLow
  • SupportLow
  • EnergyHigh
  • Element coverage7/9

Shared weakness: WaterEarthHas a Pound skill for Tunneling foes

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Game-recommended Water team

  • DamageMedium
  • BreakHigh
  • HealingLow
  • SupportHigh
  • EnergyHigh
  • Element coverage6/9

Shared weakness: GrassLightningIceHas a Pound skill for Tunneling foes

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Game-recommended Grass team

  • DamageMedium
  • BreakHigh
  • HealingMedium
  • SupportLow
  • EnergyHigh
  • Element coverage5/9

Shared weakness: FireLightningWindDarkNo Pound skill for Tunneling foes

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Game-recommended Lightning team

  • DamageMedium
  • BreakHigh
  • HealingMedium
  • SupportHigh
  • EnergyHigh
  • Element coverage7/9

Shared weakness: IceDarkNo Pound skill for Tunneling foes

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Game-recommended Ice team

  • DamageMedium
  • BreakHigh
  • HealingLow
  • SupportMedium
  • EnergyMedium
  • Element coverage2/9

Shared weakness: FireEarthNo Pound skill for Tunneling foes

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Game-recommended Earth team

  • DamageMedium
  • BreakHigh
  • HealingLow
  • SupportHigh
  • EnergyMedium
  • Element coverage4/9

Shared weakness: WaterGrassNo Pound skill for Tunneling foes

Open in the team builder

Game-recommended Wind team

  • DamageMedium
  • BreakHigh
  • HealingHigh
  • SupportHigh
  • EnergyMedium
  • Element coverage4/9

Shared weakness: LightningLightNo Pound skill for Tunneling foes

Open in the team builder

Game-recommended Dark team

  • DamageMedium
  • BreakHigh
  • HealingLow
  • SupportHigh
  • EnergyHigh
  • Element coverage5/9

Shared weakness: WindLightHas a Pound skill for Tunneling foes

Open in the team builder

Teams built by the coverage rules

Parties MetaBot assembles role by role, preferring members that resist what the party is weak to.

Best overall

Anchored on the top stat-ranked DPS.

  • DamageMedium
  • BreakHigh
  • HealingHigh
  • SupportHigh
  • EnergyMedium
  • Element coverage7/9

No weakness shared by two membersNo Pound skill for Tunneling foes

Open in the team builder

Easy to obtain

Only Aniimo you can catch early (wild at level 20 or lower).

  • DamageMedium
  • BreakHigh
  • HealingHigh
  • SupportHigh
  • EnergyMedium
  • Element coverage7/9

No weakness shared by two membersNo Pound skill for Tunneling foes

Open in the team builder

How coverage is scored

Every band follows a fixed rule so you can check it yourself:

  • Damage — High with two DPS Aniimo; medium with one DPS or two members in the top 30% for ATK.
  • Break — High with a BREAK Aniimo; medium with a member in the top 30% for BREAK or a BREAK-tagged skill.
  • Healing — High with a HEAL Aniimo; medium with a Heal-tagged skill.
  • Support — High with a SUPPORT Aniimo; medium with a buff or debuff skill.
  • Energy — High with a REGEN Aniimo; medium with a member in the top 30% for REGEN.
  • Element coverage — How many of the 9 elements at least one member or skill hits super-effectively.
  • Shared weakness — An element two or more members are weak to and nobody resists.
  • Pound — Whether a member has a Pound skill, the answer to Tunneling foes.
  • Obtainability — Easy is a wild spawn at level 20 or lower; moderate is a later spawn, an egg or an evolution of an easy Aniimo.

Data & methodology

A party holds up to 4 Aniimo; the builder picks from 83 obtainable species. The game recommends Aniimo for 8 elements: Fire, Water, Grass, Lightning, Ice, Earth, Wind, Dark. 26 of them are easy to catch early. Field bosses use these elements, most common first: Grass, Water, Dark, Wind, Lightning, Ice, Earth, Fire.

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Aniimo teams FAQ

How many Aniimo can be in a team?

Each party can include up to 4 Aniimo.

What is the best Aniimo team?

By MetaBot’s coverage rules, a strong all-round party is Irisalis, Magmarex, Glacy, Tromber. Your best team still depends on the Aniimo you own.

Which teams does the game recommend?

The game recommends Aniimo for 8 elements — Fire: Scorchhowl / Magmarex / Flamerion, Water: Sherro / Panpanta / Piopiota / Erlath, Grass: Irisal / Tuckin / Somniwing / Leafy, Lightning: Fulmintis / Blazen / Luminelle / Besauce, Ice: Glynsera / Geoclaw, Earth: Waleetle / Shrubclaw / Bailite, Wind: Cornet / Helgon / Tromber / Gracewing, Dark: Stellarys / Rookey / Dreaple / Hexxin.

How is team coverage calculated?

From roles, skill tags, element matchups and base stats, using fixed thresholds listed on this page. It is a checklist, not a win-rate prediction.

What team should I use against bosses?

Bring elements that beat the bosses’ elements (Grass, Water, Dark, Wind, Lightning, Ice, Earth, Fire) and a BREAK Aniimo; each boss page lists its own counters.