Elements

Aniimo Elements Explained: All 9 Types

See how the official Aniimo Dex organizes nine element labels, dual-element entries and searchable creature records without inferring matchup strength or rankings.

Page updated: 2026-10-23Sources checked: 2026-10-233 min read
Verified against official sourcesLast verified: 2026-10-23

The official Aniimo Wiki uses nine element labels. AniimoDex organizes those entries without inferring strength rankings.

What are Aniimo elements?

The official index uses Light, Fire, Ice, Dark, Lightning, Grass, Water, Earth and Wind; some entries carry two labels.

What is confirmed?

Element pages collect entries carrying each official label and summarize their published roles.

What is not inferred?

A label alone does not prove matchups, builds or strength rankings.

All nine elements: entries and examples

Counts below come from the official Wiki index snapshot checked on 2026-10-23, not a live census. Each numbered Dex entry counts once per listed element, so dual-element entries appear in two rows. Forms are not counted separately here.

How to read dual-element entries

Inferlupa (#004), for example, is listed as Fire and Dark. Open an entry to compare its published role, evolution, habitats and skills. Element labels do not establish damage multipliers or an optimal build.

Official sources

  • Official Aniimo Wiki - 86 Basic Form records ↗

    Rendered English Basic Form pages checked for all 86 directory entries: identity, artwork, elements, roles, six attributes, skills and their Type/Cost/Power parameters, traits, published habitats and mobility. Alternate forms are linked, not imported. Evolution image identities are resolved only against indexed artwork; six unresolved trees are excluded from family comparisons. Existing local routes are preserved by exact English name, never by changed official number.

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Sources, scope and corrections

This site organizes published Wiki records and formula disclosures into guides and lookup tools. Source links and dates describe the evidence used; they do not establish live-game testing. Missing or conflicting evidence remains labelled, and corrections can be reported through the contact page.

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