Aniimo offers you utmost freedom when it comes to using a team of your favorite monsters, but not all of them are equally effective. While there are no hard and fast rules of team composition, synergy is key. It carries more weight once you’re in the midgame and the endgame stages.
In this guide, I will go through the best team compositions I have found so far on my journey. Do note that this is based on pre-launch access, and I have yet to reach the true endgame stage.
You’ll quickly get plenty of different Aniimo when you start the game. Some of them will be part of the quests, so can’t skip them. However, what’s the best combination? Well, there are two different routes to take.
Hummin and Flutternym play the same roles in both teams, with the former helping you do Break damage while the latter helps you with heals. Flutternym is the best healer you can get in a beginner team.
With Helion and Celestis, you have experts in melee and ranged damage respectively. If you opt for Lunara instead of Helion, you don’t need Celestis (since both do range damage). Instead, you can pair up Emberpup with Lunara to form the perfect combo of range+melee.
Once you’re in midgame, you’ll want to focus on single-element teams. I have listed down some of my favorite ones, with Fire being my top choice.
I picked Magmarex from the free Prismana pick and built the rest of the surrounding team. In Flamerion, you’ll have a perfect companion to enter the battler after Fire Debuffs to restore the EP. Glacy plays the role of a healer in this team while Infergon makes use of all the bonus EP and debuffs to deal increased damage.
Thornblade is the lead damage dealer in the team. You can get more out of him if you manage to land the parries and the counters. Somniwing is a support in this team with its EP recovery. I have gone for a dual healer setup in Melloblum (who is a hybrid of support and DPS) and Glameep (who is a pure healer).
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