Aniimo Tier List - All Best Aniimo Ranked

This is a general ranking covering the final-stage form of every Aniimo across the five separate roles: DPS, Heal, Regen, Break, and Support.

For Aniimos that can perform on multiple different roles, such as Luminelle, the placement below reflects their best-performing role, since that's where their real value sits.

This list was curated by our expert, CoffeeASAP. Make sure to check out the individual Tier Lists below, broken down by role, for more explanations and videos explaining the rankings.

SS Tier

• Fulmintis: The best DPS in the game. Has a self-sustaining loop of crits, resource refunds, and stuns that snowballs harder than anything else on this list.
• Luminelle: One of the very best Aniimo in the game overall, a support that buffs lightning damage, basic attacks, break, and healing all from one kit that only gets stronger as the lightning roster grows.
• Gracewing: The single most locked-in top pick across every role covered, an off-field healer delivering massive team healing and cleansing without ever needing to be summoned.
• Inferlupa: The best break Aniimo in the game, pairing one of the highest raw break stats with a debuff that makes the enemy itself easier for the whole team to break.
• Somniwing: The best regen Aniimo in the game, attacking the EP problem from every angle at once without needing any specific team build.

S Tier

• Malevsera: The second-best DPS Aniimo in the game, a self-harming, self-healing loop that gets stronger the lower its health drops.
• Irisalis: Another top DPS Aniimo with an overloaded kit of clones, cost reduction, team healing, and self-revival, with its clone-based heal effect just a side bonus to its real strength.
• Grizbo: A simple, high-ceiling DPS Aniimo whose ultimate skips its setup entirely and cashes out for big damage.
• Gachapus: A luck-based DPS Aniimo whose ultimate bypasses RNG to enter a fully powered mode.
• Glacy: A pure healing Aniimo with a 10% instant team heal and no gimmicks required to use it.
• Glameep: A heavy healing and shielding Aniimo held back only by needing consistent field time.
• Coraliz: A regen Aniimo trusted alongside Somniwing, with a 30 EP refill built into its base kit regardless of team composition.
• Geoclaw: A break Aniimo that builds its own ice stacks and hits 40% better break with zero outside setup.
• Wavwal: A break Aniimo that can deliberately trigger its own low-health state for a 40% break boost, then heal and shield the team off the back of it.
• Tubster: A self-sufficient break Aniimo that shields itself for a 40% boost while also protecting and buffing the whole team.
• Melloblum: A grass crit support Aniimo capable of a 70% crit damage buff that turns an entire team's crits into a snowballing engine, with its weak dedicated healing skill irrelevant next to that kit.
• Eklue: A wind support Aniimo offering damage buffs, resistance reduction, and crowd control with almost no setup required.
• Dreaple: A dark support Aniimo whose nightmare mechanic lowers enemy resistance and buffs team damage, heals, and can silence enemies.

A Tier

• Fenmane: A lightning DPS Aniimo one good setup away from S tier, chaining bursts into stored, marked damage.
• Pawney: A boss-killing DPS Aniimo that explodes in damage once an enemy is broken or stunned.
• Infergon: A DPS Aniimo that applies its own fire stacks instantly for a self-sufficient damage spike.
• Lunara: A complete, self-sustaining DPS Aniimo that buffs, heals, and permanently strengthens itself.
• Waleetle: A high-ceiling DPS Aniimo that charges into a stronger, faster attack against vulnerable enemies.
• Thornblade: A clean combo DPS Aniimo rewarding precise counter timing and crit scaling.
• Stellarys: A reliable DPS Aniimo built around mobility, clone summons, and crowd control escape.
• Leafy: A grass-locked but powerful healing Aniimo with a large instant team heal and EP restoration, more ordinary outside a grass team.
• Erlath: A water-locked regen Aniimo capable of S tier output in the right team through its bubble mechanic.
• Besauce: A clean, restriction-free regen Aniimo with a strong free refill and no team requirements.
• Minespine: A break Aniimo tied for the highest break stat in the game, boosted further and made safer while underground.
• Helgon: A break Aniimo that rewards aggressive, close-range play with big bonuses if the timing lands.
• Panpanta: A break Aniimo with one of the highest ceilings in the game, held back by a fiddly family and puddle setup.
• Rookey: A break Aniimo that makes the enemy itself easier to break for the whole team.
• Tromber: An underrated wind support Aniimo boosting team damage while steadily weakening enemy resistance.
• Fragrancier: A dark support Aniimo that weakens the enemy, buffs damage, heals, and stuns.
• Piopiota: A water support Aniimo combining a team damage buff with team healing, limited by a specific team requirement, with the puddle-based healing form of its kit just the same engine at work.
• Dazmand: A lightning support Aniimo offering free abilities, a crit rate buff, and one of the longest stuns on this list.

B Tier

• Helion: A safe, self-sustaining starter DPS Aniimo with no major weaknesses but no standout mechanic either.
• Ignitis: A DPS Aniimo that snowballs against groups but loses power in single-boss fights.
• Cornet: A fast, safe ranged DPS Aniimo held back by vulnerability during its strongest attacks.
• Turbo: A flexible healing and support Aniimo that works in any team but needs six basic attacks to unlock its full value.
• Flamerion: A regen Aniimo that returns solid EP in a fire-stacking team but underwhelms without one.
• Pomawk: A break Aniimo built around a timing mechanic that rewards precise execution.
• Blazen: A break Aniimo that gets faster and cheaper once it enters overcharge, but lacks a defining break multiplier.
• Tuckin: A minion-based break Aniimo whose ceiling depends entirely on its summons performing.

C Tier

• Glynsera: A DPS Aniimo that builds toward one big attack but is slow and repetitive to reset.
• Scorchhowl: A hard-hitting but inconsistent DPS Aniimo that depends heavily on precise dodge timing.
• Hexxin: A regen Aniimo with a guaranteed but unremarkable EP return.
• Shrubclaw: A break Aniimo with a strong bonus once active, but the slowest setup and lowest break stat on the list.
• Bailite: A support Aniimo that leans too far into dealing damage itself instead of empowering the team's main damage dealer.

D Tier

• Sherro: A high-ceiling DPS Aniimo that demands too much setup and resources for its payoff.
• Irisal: A DPS Aniimo that builds far too slowly and is fully outclassed by its own upgraded form.
• Magmarex: A break Aniimo with a decent base stat but no real way to break faster or weaken the enemy's guard.
• Bouldus: A support Aniimo whose entire value depends on a separate specific DPS Aniimo to activate, making it too restrictive to rely on.