Aniimo is a brand new free-to-play monster-catching game available on almost every platform.
If you want to get a leg up on the competition before everyone else can catch up, then you should be using elemental and spatial counters.
Like most monster catching games, certain types of monsters are weak and strong against certain types of attacks. In this guide, we’re breaking down every elemental and spatial type in Aniimo, what they’re strong against, and what they’re weak against, so you can prepare for the toughest battles in the game.
The following in-game chart shows all elemental types in Aniimo and their strengths and weaknesses.
Here we’re listing all elemental types in Aniimo and their strengths and weaknesses. This list is based on using a type of attack against a type of Aniimo. For example, Ice is listed as an Ice weakness, and that’s because Ice attacks do less damage against Ice types. If a type isn’t listed, it does normal damage against that type. Make sure you’re using advantageous types in each encounter to come out on top.
In addition to elemental attack types, there are also four spatial attack types. These are Ranged, Fly, Tunnel, and Pound.
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