Aniimo Index
Quick answer
Our list tracks 94 Aniimo species with 208 named forms — the full pre-launch official index, synced on September 11, 2026. Today's official index lists 88 numbered entries: at least one pre-launch creature (Reefish) now returns 404 on the official wiki, so the 6-species gap is a real delisting/relocation, not our typo. Every creature below carries its number, element, role, evolution chain and form count.
Use this page as the roster layer: pick targets by element and role here, read the growth numbers on our tier-list page, and check catching specifics in the catching guide. The list below is ordered by Aniimo number so new additions are easy to spot on future re-syncs.
Why you may see different numbers: community sites and tier lists quote counts like 97, 100, 101 or 206. Those tallies usually mix in forms counted as separate creatures, unrevealed datamined entries, or both — none of them are on the official wiki yet. This page sticks to the official口径 and will re-sync the day the official wiki adds more.
How many Aniimo are there?
Short answer: 94 species in our dex (the 2026-09-11 official index); today's official wiki lists 88 entries and has delisted at least 13 pre-launch species. Longer answer: it depends what you count — species vs. forms vs. unrevealed data. Here are the counts in circulation and what each one measures:
| Source | Count | What it counts |
|---|---|---|
| Official wiki today (2026-09-29) | 88 entries / 208 forms | Launch-era index; includes event IDs (10001+); 13 pre-launch species no longer listed |
| Official wiki pre-launch (2026-09-11) = our dex | 94 species / 208 forms | Full pre-launch index; Reefish and 12 others now 404 on the official wiki |
| Community tier lists | 97 / 100 / 101 | Criteria unpublished; likely mix forms, delisted entries or datamined data |
| Community full-index counts | 206 | Likely all forms + entries not on the official wiki |
The complete list (by Aniimo number)
| No. | Name | Element | Role | Evolution chain | Forms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | Emberpup | 火 | 输出 | Emberpup → Flameruff → Scorchhowl → Inferlupa | 3 |
| 002 | Flameruff | 火 | 输出 | Emberpup → Flameruff → Scorchhowl → Inferlupa | 3 |
| 003 | Scorchhowl | 火 | 输出 | Emberpup → Flameruff → Scorchhowl → Inferlupa | 5 |
| 004 | Inferlupa | 火/暗 | 破防 | Emberpup → Flameruff → Scorchhowl → Inferlupa | 2 |
| 005 | Celestis | 暗 | 输出 | Celestis → Stellarys | 1 |
| 006 | Stellarys | 暗 | 输出 | Celestis → Stellarys | 3 |
| 007 | Chirpi | 风 | 辅助 | Chirpi → Tromber → Cornet → Tubster | 3 |
| 008 | Tromber | 风 | 辅助 | Chirpi → Tromber → Cornet → Tubster | 3 |
| 009 | Cornet | 风 | 输出 | Chirpi → Tromber → Cornet → Tubster | 4 |
| 010 | Tubster | 风 | 破防 | Chirpi → Tromber → Cornet → Tubster | 3 |
| 011 | Iris | 草 | 输出 | Iris → Irisal | 7 |
| 012 | Irisal | 草 | 输出 | Iris → Irisal | 7 |
| 014 | Skippy | 水 | 辅助 | Skippy → Pranky → Glacy → Leafy | 3 |
| 015 | Pranky | 水 | 辅助 | Skippy → Pranky → Glacy → Leafy | 4 |
| 016 | Glacy | 水/冰 | 辅助 | Skippy → Pranky → Glacy → Leafy | 1 |
| 017 | Leafy | 草/水 | regen | Skippy → Pranky → Glacy → Leafy | 4 |
| 018 | Nimbi | 风 | 辅助 | Nimbi → Dreaple → Turbo | 5 |
| 019 | Turbo | 风 | 辅助 | Nimbi → Dreaple → Turbo | 1 |
| 020 | Dreaple | 暗 | 辅助 | Nimbi → Dreaple → Turbo | 2 |
| 021 | Hummin | 草 | 破防 | Hummin → Witchin → Tuckin | 3 |
| 022 | Witchin | 暗/草 | regen | Hummin → Witchin → Tuckin | 2 |
| 023 | Tuckin | 草 | 破防 | Hummin → Witchin → Tuckin | 4 |
| 024 | Budclaw | 岩/草 | 破防 | Budclaw → Geoclaw → Shrubclaw | 4 |
| 025 | Shrubclaw | 岩/草 | 破防 | Budclaw → Geoclaw → Shrubclaw | 1 |
| 026 | Geoclaw | 冰 | 破防 | Budclaw → Geoclaw → Shrubclaw | 4 |
| 027 | Sparki | 火 | regen | Sparki → Flamerion | 4 |
| 028 | Flamerion | 火 | regen | Sparki → Flamerion | 4 |
| 029 | Flutternym | 风 | 辅助 | Flutternym → Gracewing | 4 |
| 030 | Gracewing | 风 | 辅助 | Flutternym → Gracewing | 1 |
| 031 | Somniwing | 风/草 | regen | Somniwing | 1 |
| 032 | Eko | 风 | 辅助 | Eko → Eklue | 1 |
| 033 | Eklue | 风 | 辅助 | Eko → Eklue | 2 |
| 034 | Budsquire | 草 | 输出 | Budsquire → Thornblade → Melloblum | 4 |
| 035 | Thornblade | 草 | 输出 | Budsquire → Thornblade → Melloblum | 2 |
| 036 | Melloblum | 草 | 辅助 | Budsquire → Thornblade → Melloblum | 4 |
| 037 | Pomegg | 草 | 破防 | Pomegg → Dazmand → Pomawk | 4 |
| 038 | Dazmand | 电 | 辅助 | Pomegg → Dazmand → Pomawk | 1 |
| 039 | Pomawk | 草 | 破防 | Pomegg → Dazmand → Pomawk | 1 |
| 040 | Dewy | 暗 | 辅助 | Dewy → Fragrancier | 3 |
| 041 | Fragrancier | 暗 | 辅助 | Dewy → Fragrancier | 4 |
| 042 | Wisptis | 暗 | 输出 | Wisptis → Fulmintis → Ignitis | 2 |
| 043 | Ignitis | 暗 | 输出 | Wisptis → Fulmintis → Ignitis | 2 |
| 044 | Fulmintis | 电 | 输出 | Wisptis → Fulmintis → Ignitis | 3 |
| 045 | Bonesky | 冰 | 输出 | Bonesky → Fenrier → Glynsera | 2 |
| 046 | Fenrier | 冰 | 输出 | Bonesky → Fenrier → Glynsera | 3 |
| 047 | Glynsera | 冰 | 输出 | Bonesky → Fenrier → Glynsera | 1 |
| 048 | Bolty | 电 | 破防 | Bolty → Blazen | 1 |
| 049 | Blazen | 电 | 破防 | Bolty → Blazen | 2 |
| 050 | Susuta | 水 | 破防 | Susuta → Popota → Panpanta → Piopiota | 2 |
| 051 | Popota | 水 | 破防 | Susuta → Popota → Panpanta → Piopiota | 2 |
| 052 | Piopiota | 水 | 辅助 | Susuta → Popota → Panpanta → Piopiota | 3 |
| 053 | Panpanta | 水 | 破防 | Susuta → Popota → Panpanta → Piopiota | 1 |
| 054 | Shelly | 水 | 输出 | Shelly → Sheldon → Sherro | 1 |
| 055 | Sheldon | 水 | 输出 | Shelly → Sheldon → Sherro | 3 |
| 056 | Sherro | 水 | 输出 | Shelly → Sheldon → Sherro | 2 |
| 057 | Baleetle | 岩 | 输出 | Baleetle → Waleetle → Bouldus | 3 |
| 058 | Waleetle | 岩 | 输出 | Baleetle → Waleetle → Bouldus | 2 |
| 059 | Bouldus | 岩 | 辅助 | Baleetle → Waleetle → Bouldus | 1 |
| 060 | Fentuft | 电 | 输出 | Fentuft → Fenmane | 2 |
| 061 | Fenmane | 电 | 输出 | Fentuft → Fenmane | 3 |
| 062 | Helmut | 暗 | 破防 | Helmut → Pawney → Rookey | 4 |
| 063 | Pawney | 暗 | 输出 | Helmut → Pawney → Rookey | 3 |
| 064 | Rookey | 暗 | 破防 | Helmut → Pawney → Rookey | 2 |
| 065 | Jawling | 风 | 破防 | Jawling | 2 |
| 066 | Helmwhelp | 风 | 破防 | Helmwhelp → Helgon → Infergon | 2 |
| 067 | Helgon | 风 | 破防 | Helmwhelp → Helgon → Infergon | 2 |
| 068 | Infergon | 火 | 输出 | Helmwhelp → Helgon → Infergon | 1 |
| 069 | Cubbo | 岩 | 输出 | Cubbo → Grizbo | 2 |
| 070 | Grizbo | 岩 | 输出 | Cubbo → Grizbo | 1 |
| 071 | Pebbling | 岩 | 破防 | Pebbling → Lavazar → Magmarex → Geodeback → Minespine | 1 |
| 072 | Lavazar | 火/岩 | 破防 | Pebbling → Lavazar → Magmarex → Geodeback → Minespine | 2 |
| 073 | Magmarex | 火/岩 | 破防 | Pebbling → Lavazar → Magmarex → Geodeback → Minespine | 1 |
| 074 | Geodeback | 岩 | 破防 | Pebbling → Lavazar → Magmarex → Geodeback → Minespine | 1 |
| 075 | Minespine | 岩 | 破防 | Pebbling → Lavazar → Magmarex → Geodeback → Minespine | 1 |
| 076 | Cozite | 岩 | 辅助 | Cozite → Bailite | 1 |
| 077 | Bailite | 岩 | 辅助 | Cozite → Bailite | 1 |
| 078 | Bulbly | 电 | 辅助 | Bulbly → Veilfloat → Luminelle | 1 |
| 079 | Veilfloat | 电 | 辅助 | Bulbly → Veilfloat → Luminelle | 3 |
| 080 | Luminelle | 电 | 辅助 | Bulbly → Veilfloat → Luminelle | 1 |
| 081 | Fahloo | 水 | regen | Fahloo → Erlath | 1 |
| 082 | Erlath | 水 | regen | Fahloo → Erlath | 1 |
| 083 | Besauce | 电 | regen | Besauce | 1 |
| 084 | Reefish | 岩/水 | regen | Reefish → Coraliz | 1 |
| 085 | Coraliz | 岩/水 | regen | Reefish → Coraliz | 1 |
| 086 | Cheekie | 冰 | 破防 | Cheekie → Wavwal | 1 |
| 087 | Wavwal | 冰 | 破防 | Cheekie → Wavwal | 1 |
| 088 | Bubbeep | 草/水 | 辅助 | Bubbeep → Glameep | 1 |
| 089 | Glameep | 草/水 | 辅助 | Bubbeep → Glameep | 1 |
| 090 | Popapus | 水 | 输出 | Popapus → Gachapus | 1 |
| 091 | Gachapus | 水 | 输出 | Popapus → Gachapus | 1 |
| 092 | Malangel | 冰 | 输出 | Malangel → Malevsera | 1 |
| 093 | Malevsera | 冰 | 输出 | Malangel → Malevsera | 1 |
| 9997 | Fennelun | 光 | 输出 | — | 1 |
| 9998 | Helion | 光 | 输出 | — | 1 |
How to read the list: numbers, branches and forms
Three things in the table need explaining. First, the numbers: most creatures carry sequential dex numbers, but the starters sit outside the main run on special numbers (Helion and Fennelun), and event-related entries use their own IDs — that is why the numbering has gaps and why "the last dex number" is not "the total count".
Second, evolution chains can branch. Emberpup's line runs Emberpup → Flameruff, then splits at the final stage into Scorchhowl and Inferlupa — two different stage-3 results from one line. Counting branches as separate creatures is one reason community totals drift above ours.
Third, the forms column counts regional and conditional variants — Basic, Highland, Prismana, Thunderstorm and more. A form keeps the species number but can change habitat, appearance and sometimes role. If you want the numbers behind the shapes, the six-stat version of this table lives on our tier-list page.
Why the official count changed at launch
Between our September 11 sync and today, the official wiki rebuilt itself for launch: creature pages moved from raw item IDs (like /item/10002819) to numbered form paths (like /item/001/basic-form), a probability disclosure and event calendar appeared, and the index now lists 88 numbered entries instead of the 94 we synced. The old item URLs do not quietly redirect — we tested Reefish's ID and it lands on a 404.
What the 13 missing entries mean is not announced: they could be delisted from the game, held back for later release, or simply relocated to pages the sitemap does not cover yet. We re-sync the official index regularly and will update both counts here the day anything moves — no guesswork in between.
How many per element
Element counts are a roster snapshot, not a team-building verdict: a type with few creatures can still matter if its strong entries cover key roles. Pair this with the per-element stat rankings on the tier-list page before drawing conclusions.
| Element | Creatures |
|---|---|
| 风 | 14 |
| 水 | 14 |
| 岩 | 14 |
| 草 | 12 |
| 暗 | 11 |
| 电 | 10 |
| 火 | 9 |
| 冰 | 8 |
| 光 | 2 |
Frequently asked questions
5 Q&AsHow many Aniimo are there at launch?
The pre-launch official index (2026-09-11, our dex snapshot) carried 94 species; today's official wiki lists 88 entries and has dropped at least 13 pre-launch creatures (verified: Reefish's official ID now 404s). Counts like 100+ elsewhere mix forms or unverifiable datamined entries — for what is actually catchable in-game, in-game verification is the final word.
Will there be more Aniimo after launch?
Almost certainly — the wiki numbering already runs past the launch roster, and the developers have described updates as the channel for new creatures (see our gacha page for why new creatures do not arrive through paid banners). This list re-syncs whenever the official wiki adds entries.
What is the strongest Aniimo?
No single answer — strength is stats × role × team. The six-stat table on our tier-list page ranks every creature by published official data so you can see the growth ceilings; layer skills and traits on top before calling anything "strongest".
Why are Helion and Fennelun numbered differently?
They are the starters — the creatures your journey begins with — and the official wiki keeps them on their own special numbers instead of the main sequential run, the same way event entries get their own IDs. They are still fully catchable/raised like any other Aniimo.
What are Aniimo forms?
Several species have regional or conditional variants — Basic, Highland, Prismana, Thunderstorm and more (94 species carry multiple forms in the table above). A form keeps the species number but changes habitat, look and sometimes role; the full per-form stats live in our tier-list data table.
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This page is maintained by an independent fan wiki and is not affiliated with Pawprint Studio. Facts verified 2026-09-29; re-checked as the live game evolves.

