Use your favourite features in-game with our Desktop AppA great support in Aniimo doesn't necessarily hit hard, but it makes the whole team hit harder, weakens the enemy, heals, or controls the fight, and this list ranks every final-stage support by how much value they bring beside a main damage dealer and how realistic that value is to actually unlock.
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Luminelle: Delivers a lightning damage buff, a free basic attack and break boost, a long-lasting damage field, and healing all from one animal, and gets stronger over time as the pool of strong lightning variants grows.
Melloblum: Boosts grass critical damage by up to 70%, spawns extra attacks from every crit, heals off marked-enemy crits, and gets cheaper abilities as teammates attack, making its whole kit feed into itself inside a grass crit team.
Eklue: Grants 20% more wind damage the moment it applies a negative effect, marks enemies for easier crits with a free skill, and lowers wind resistance team-wide through its ultimate, all with almost no setup.
Dreaple: Stacks sleep on the enemy to trigger a nightmare mode that lowers dark resistance by 17%, buffs team dark damage through its ultimate, heals, and can briefly silence the enemy once nightmare mode is active.
Tromber: Buffs the whole team's wind damage by 25% through its ultimate while steadily lowering enemy wind resistance by up to 15%, attacking the same problem from both sides.
Fragrancier: Weakens enemy dark resistance, boosts dark basic attack damage against a marked target, buffs team dark damage, and heals, covering nearly every support function from one kit.
Piopiota): Combines a water damage buff for opposite-sex teammates, a team-wide damage boost from its ultimate, and a puddle-based team heal, though the opposite-sex requirement limits flexibility.
Dazmand: Offers a free first ability, a team-wide lightning crit rate buff, and one of the longest stuns on the list, though its damage boost falls short of the very top supports.
Turbo: Buffs team damage and break power almost anywhere without needing a specific element, but the full 11% bonus requires landing six basic attacks first.
Bailite: Lowers enemy earth resistance and summons a lesser version of itself to attack alongside the team, but leans too much toward dealing damage itself instead of empowering the main damage dealer.
Bouldus: Can lower enemy earth resistance by up to 18%, but the effect only activates through a specific other animal, Widle, making it far too restrictive to rely on outside that pairing.Like our guides?
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