Must Know Tips and Tricks for Aniimo Season 1 Part 2

Aniimo Season 1 Part 2 has several useful details that are easy to overlook. Preparing Gold Badges before Prismana events and choosing where to spend your Vein Essence can help you catch more of the forms you want.

These tips and tricks also cover seasonal crop budgets, extra Homeland rewards, safer bulk releasing and the materials needed to develop your team beyond level 60.

If you are still completing the opening quests and title assessments, our Whisperwake Isles tips and tricks guide covers the first progression steps.

Regional Gold Badges increase Prismatic Energy buildup, making them useful preparation for upcoming Prismana events. Completing a region’s required collection includes catching its Prismana, so finishing that collection early can make later hunts more efficient.

Owning a Prismana from an egg or another reward does not necessarily complete its regional collection requirement. Check the badge progress before assuming you have already finished it.

Take advantage of Vein Abundance bonuses when working towards your next catch. The event’s concentrated groups also give you more opportunities to catch Aniimo, with Lucky catches contributing additional Prismatic Energy.

However, you do not need to rush every new region to Gold. Featured event Prismana appear in two regions, so an area you have already completed may offer a better starting point.

Our Aniimo Prismana guide explains nurturing, regional badges and triggering Prismana Flow.

Event Prismana temporarily replace the usual regional target. Check which form is available before spending Vein Essence, especially if you are trying to complete a regional badge.

The Season 1 Part 2 rotation features:

• Pouchwisp in Rosy Mirelands and Tideblossom Coast.
• Royalby in Wildwater Gorge and Sea of Flowers.
• Jeburst in Cloudreach Falls and Russet Highlands.
• Glameep in Crescent Bay and Echoback Landing.

The Prismana Carnival brings these featured forms back together in their respective regions. Check the event screen for the active phase and its remaining time.

If you still want Sugartini, for example, plan that catch around Pouchwisp’s appearance in Rosy Mirelands. Otherwise, you may need to wait until the regular regional target returns.

Pay particular attention to Glameep’s individual event leading directly into the Carnival. That creates two consecutive weeks of event appearances, affecting when you can hunt the usual Prismana in its regions.

Choose your target first, then decide where to spend. Preparing a suitable Gold Badge and using the event bonuses can leave you with more Vein Essence for the next featured Aniimo.

A duplicate Prismana can still be valuable after you have chosen the copy you want for combat.

Check its Homeland abilities before deciding what to do with it. Strong workers can support your production while another copy remains available for your party.

Luminelle is one example. You might already own one from an egg or an earlier reward, then catch another while completing a regional Gold Badge. That additional catch can serve a purpose beyond collection progress by taking a job in your Homeland.

Compare the duplicates against your available workers and the jobs you need filled. Our best Aniimo for Homeland abilities guide can help you choose suitable companions for production.

Four plots of Magic Pumpkin and four plots of Memory Lanternfruit provide a manageable starting setup for seasonal farming.

The main limitation is your Weird Jelly Bean supply. Expanding your farm increases the amount you spend on replacement seeds, leaving less currency for furniture and recipes.

At two growing cycles per hour and four Jelly Beans per replacement seed, eight continuously active plots would consume around 1,500 Jelly Beans over 24 hours. Your actual spending depends on your growing speed and how consistently you keep the plots running.

Complete the available seasonal activities and orders, then compare your income with your seed costs. A particularly rewarding order can increase your earnings, but avoid planning your entire farm around receiving the same result every day.

Keep some currency aside for the furniture and recipes you want. If your balance keeps falling, reduce planting before expanding further.

Continue growing both crops to work towards their mutated forms. Growing more contributes to the mutation bonus, giving you another reason to maintain regular production within your budget.

Visit three friends’ Homelands and complete five soil-tilling interactions at each one. Those 15 interactions earn a Tilling Chest containing useful Homeland supplies, including growth accelerators.

If wood is holding back your RV upgrades, use those accelerators on trees. This gives the rewards a clear purpose and helps you work towards your next upgrade.

Keep growing the trees you need alongside your seasonal crops, and make the visits part of your regular Homeland routine.

When the Star-Crossed Tea Party is available, head there before spending time organising your Aniimo collection.

You can earn Voxel Coins while attending, making it a useful place to review catches, sort your storage or handle other menu tasks.

Treat a potential-increase reward as an extra bonus rather than something you can reliably obtain during each visit. The main benefit is collecting the available currency while doing tasks that already take time.

The updated bulk-release interface separates selected Aniimo into Common and Rare groups. Rare catches require an additional confirmation, giving you another opportunity to spot something worth keeping.

Before confirming, check for:

• Perfect-potential catches.
• Alpha Aniimo.
• Useful Homeland workers.
• Aniimo marked as having received training.

A training label can appear on an Aniimo that gained experience while travelling in your party. Review the individual catch rather than assuming the label means you have heavily invested in it.

Use the extra confirmation screen to catch mistakes before you complete the release. Our Aniimo Potential guide explains what to compare when deciding which copies deserve your resources.

Aniimo need an Ascension to continue levelling beyond 60, which costs five evolution stones matching their main element.

That may seem inexpensive for one companion, but the requirement adds up when you want to develop several teams. Raising 10 Aniimo past that stage requires 50 stones in total, spread across the elements your chosen companions need.

Decide which Aniimo you want to raise before farming. This helps you collect the right materials and balance your Primergy spending against other priorities, including held items, training materials and Whisperwake Isles Dewdrop Crystals.

Higher training stages bring further costs, and Phenomena Crystals can become another limiting resource. Check the full upgrade requirements rather than farming evolution stones alone.

If you have finished the available story and cannot find another title assessment, check Elite Training.

When the title screen says you have reached the maximum promotion for the current version, you do not need to keep searching for another assessment. Use that time to finish collection objectives, prepare for upcoming Prismana events and develop your preferred companions.

If you have not reached that point yet, continue working through the available Elite Training objectives and exploration rewards. There is still useful progress to make before you catch up.

The official Aniimo wiki can help you compare species, forms, stats and abilities before choosing your next project. Check the exact form you want, particularly when comparing regular regional Prismana with season-exclusive companions.

With your next hunt planned, a manageable farm running and upgrade materials reserved for your chosen team, you can keep building towards your next goal.