Aniimo All Aniimos List: Complete Aniilog Database (90 Creatures)

The Aniilog is Aniimo’s creature encyclopedia — your in-game database of every critter living across the continent of Idyll. With Aniimo launching on September 16, 2026, the full Aniilog will hold 90 creatures, a solid jump from the 62+ documented during the closed beta tests. This guide breaks down every confirmed creature by element, battle role, and evolution stage.

One honest note before we start: everything below is based on the final closed beta; we will update after launch. Beta coverage of some elements (especially Holy and Light) was thin, so treat those sections as provisional.

What Is the Aniilog?

The Aniilog tracks every Aniimo you have seen, caught, or Twined with. Entries fill in progressively — spotting a creature in the wild unlocks a partial page, while catching it and Twining into it completes the record with full stat and ability details. Completionists will also want to log regional forms and Sparkling Forms, both of which occupy their own space in the database.

Here is the important nuance about the launch count: the 90 entries include regional forms and Sparkling variants. That means the number of base species is lower than 90 — a single Aniimo like Iris can fill multiple Aniilog slots thanks to its six or seven regional variants. If you are chasing a complete database, forms are where the real grind lives.

Full Aniimo Creature List by Element

Below is every creature confirmed in the final beta, grouped by element. Stages are listed only where the evolution line has been verified; “TBC” means the creature was playable in the beta but its exact stage or full line was not fully documented.

Element	Creature	Role	Stage
Fire	Emberpup	DPS	Lumin
Fire	Flameruff	DPS	Gamma
Fire	Scorchhowl	DPS	Nova
Fire	Inferlupa	DPS	TBC
Water	Skippy	Heal	Lumin
Water	Pranky	Heal	Gamma
Water	Glacy	Heal	Nova
Water	Susuta	BREAK	Lumin
Water	Popota	BREAK	Gamma
Water	Sherro	TBC	TBC
Water	Bubbeep	TBC	TBC (beta 2 addition)
Water	Popapus	TBC	TBC (beta 2 addition)
Grass	Iris	DPS	Lumin
Grass	Irisal	DPS	Gamma
Grass	Thornblade	TBC	TBC
Wind	Nimbi	Support	Lumin
Wind	Turbo	Support	Gamma
Wind	Cornet	TBC	TBC
Wind	Tubster	TBC	TBC
Lightning	Blazen	TBC	TBC
Lightning	Fenmane	TBC	TBC
Ice	Glynsera	TBC	TBC
Earth	Budclaw	TBC	TBC (Earth/Grass)
Earth	Shrubclaw	TBC	TBC
Earth	Grizbo	TBC	TBC
Dark	Celestis	DPS	Lumin
Dark	Stellarys	DPS	Nova
Dark	Ignitis	TBC	TBC

Two beta bosses are also confirmed: Bubbask and Coraliz, both Water-themed encounters tied to the beta 2 content drop. Whether they are catchable in the full release remains to be seen.

Creature Count by Element (Beta Data)

Element distribution was uneven in the beta. Water was by far the deepest pool — unsurprising given how much of Idyll’s coastline and the Crescent Bay region were explorable. Here is how the confirmed beta roster breaks down:

Element	Confirmed Creatures	Coverage Notes
Water	8+	Deepest pool; Crescent Bay and Island of Peace are Water hotspots
Fire	4	Solid DPS options, full three-stage line confirmed
Grass	3+	Iris regional forms inflate the real total significantly
Wind	4	Nimbi line confirmed; strong support options
Lightning	2	Least documented of the “core” elements
Ice	1	Glynsera only — expect more at launch
Earth	3	Budclaw dual-typed Earth/Grass
Dark	3	Celestis line is the premier Dark core
Holy	0 confirmed	Not catchable in beta
Light	0 confirmed	Not catchable in beta

If the launch roster fills Holy and Light the way beta data suggests, expect those two elements to be late-game unlocks — possibly tied to Astra, the floating city that served as the beta’s social hub.

Battle Roles Explained

Every Aniimo fits one of five combat roles. Understanding these makes team building far easier than staring at raw stats:

Role	Function	Example
DPS	Primary damage dealers	Scorchhowl, Irisal, Stellarys
Heal	Sustain and recovery for your squad	Glacy
Support	Buffs, crowd control, utility	Turbo
BREAK	Shields and boss stagger damage	Popota, Susuta
REGEN	Attrition-based recovery over time	Confirmed as a role; examples TBC

A balanced early team in Aniimo usually runs two DPS, one Heal, and one BREAK — BREAK matters more than newcomers expect, because boss shields in the beta resisted normal damage until broken.

How to Fill Your Aniilog Faster

A few practical tips from the beta:

• Check every weather state. Weather, time of day, and temporary phenomena all change which Aniimo spawn. The same meadow can hold completely different creatures at night in the rain.
• Travel with the right Aniipods. Running out of capsules in a remote region means walking back to restock — carry more than you think you need.
• Twine everything at least once. Twining into a creature completes its Aniilog page and often reveals habitat hints for related species.
• Hunt forms deliberately. Because regional forms and Sparklings occupy separate entries, a single hotspot like Iris’s grassland can fill several pages if you sweep it across different conditions.

FAQ

How many creatures are in Aniimo at launch?

The Aniilog will hold 90 creatures when Aniimo launches on September 16, 2026. That count includes regional forms and Sparkling variants, so the number of base species is lower.

How many Aniimo were in the beta?

The closed beta documented 62+ creatures, with the second beta adding Bubbeep, Popapus, Mophling, and Sausite, plus the bosses Bubbask and Coraliz.

Does the Aniilog track Sparkling Forms separately?

Yes. Sparkling variants get their own recognition in the database, which is why shiny hunting is a core part of Aniilog completion.

Which element has the most creatures?

Based on beta data, Water has the deepest roster, helped by the large aquatic zones around Crescent Bay and the Island of Peace.

Were Holy and Light Aniimo catchable in the beta?

No Holy or Light creatures were confirmed as catchable in the beta tests. Expect both elements to appear in the launch version, likely tied to later-game areas.