Aniimo Dex

Pawprint has not published a species count. This dex catalogues 101 species with 226 form records, including announced and unverified entries. These are catalogue counts, not a count of currently catchable creatures. The official index is thinner: its public list shows 86 entries, plus a few pages that exist but are not linked from it, among them Irisalis (NO.10001) and Somniwing (NO.030). Coverage from gamescom put the day-one figure above 200 Aniimo, but that count includes alternate forms; Pawprint’s own launch announcement gives no number. We show what we have catalogued and leave the total open until the game itself shows one.

A form is a regional or special variant — Highland, Snowfield, Nighttime, Prismana and so on. Forms share their stats, trait and skills with the base creature but can have a different element and a different habitat. That is why every entry here keeps its forms on one page instead of splitting them up.

The base data — names, numbers, elements, roles, habitats, stats and skills — comes from the official Aniimo index that Pawprint publishes at wiki.aniimo.com. Every entry names it as its source, with the date we read it. Announced forms cite their official preview. Community-extracted data is marked provisional and is not an official index entry. An entry counts as verified in-game once we have met the creature in our own save and the pictures on the page are our own screenshots, not the official artwork. Entries we have not reached yet say so.

Irisalis, the Legendary. The official index has a page for it, numbered NO.10001, but leaves it out of its public list. Pawprint’s dev letter of 3 September 2026 names Irisalis as the Legendary you meet once, after crafting a Legendary Aniipod. The numbering on this dex is our own: Irisalis sits at No. 013, so from No. 014 on our numbers run one ahead of the official index — Skippy is No. 014 here and NO.013 there. Helion is NO.99998 in the official index; Fennelun is not in it at all. Where a number matters, go by the name.

The official index is the reference for base data, and we are not trying to replace it. What it does not have is what we add on top: spawn times and weather from the in-game Aniilog, the Egg Heist skill of every final stage, the best teams each Aniimo plays in, tier lists, and answers to the questions players actually ask. Entries that do not have a piece yet leave it out rather than guess.

In Operation: Egg Heist you only fight with the Aniimo in slot one. The Aniimo in slots two to four each bring one skill, and the game marks that skill with a gold ring on the skill screen. The filter sorts by what that skill does: Damage, Shield, Healing, Support (buffs your team), Energy (restores EP) and Debuff (weakens enemies). A skill that does two things counts in both groups. Only final-stage Aniimo show a gold-ringed skill, and we list one only once it is confirmed in the game.

After every patch and every change to the official index. Aniimo launched on 16 September 2026 on PC and consoles, mobile followed on 23 September. Each entry shows the date its data was last read, and the team and tier pages carry their own dates.