What the Team Builder Checks
Three things decide whether a party of Aniimo holds together, and the checker scores all three from published data rather than opinion:
- Element spread. Aniimo of the same element share the same weaknesses, so a matchup that counters one counters all of them. The checker wants at least two elements across the party. 13 of the 97 Aniimo in the index carry two elements and count for both, so a single dual-element pick can carry this on its own.
- A sustain option. A party with perfect element spread can still fold to chip damage it never recovers from. The checker wants at least one Heal or REGEN Aniimo.
- The stat line. The six published base stats are added up per Aniimo and for the party, so you can see both the total you are fielding and how it is distributed across HP, ATK, P.DEF, M.DEF, BREAK and REGEN.
How to Use It
- Set the party size with the + and − buttons, then pick an Aniimo in each slot. Every creature in the index is available, and each slot shows its portrait, element, role and stat total once chosen.
- Read the checks first. A green check means the rule is satisfied; an amber one names what is missing and why it matters.
- Compare the stat table. Each column is one party member and the last column is the party total, so you can see immediately whether the damage or the defences are carrying the team.
- Share it. The selection is written into the address bar as you pick, so the link is always current — copy it or use the button and the same party opens for whoever you send it to.
Team Compositions That Hold Up
These are worked examples from the index, ranked on the six published base stats. Each one clears both coverage rules. Treat the numbers as a starting point rather than a verdict: the tier list explains why role scarcity can matter more than a few points of total.
| Build | Party | Elements | Roles | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Highest combined totals The four highest base-stat totals in the combined index, which also happen to clear both coverage rules. | Wavwal, Coraliz, Tubster, Tuckin | Ice Rock Water Wind Grass | BREAK REGEN | 2247 |
| One pick per role Built one from each job so nothing is missing, rather than stacking the highest numbers. | Gachapus, Wavwal, Tromber, Coraliz | Water Ice Wind Rock | DPS BREAK Support REGEN | 2207 |
| Built around a healer Starts from the strongest Heal-role Aniimo and fills the rest on stats. | Glameep, Wavwal, Coraliz, Tubster | Grass Water Ice Rock Wind | Heal BREAK REGEN | 2247 |
Want to inspect one? The button above loads the highest-total four straight into the checker so you can swap members and watch the coverage and totals change.
The Strongest Pick in Each Role
If you are filling one specific gap in a party — a healer, a breaker, a support — this is the highest base-stat total in each role across the index:
| Role | Aniimo | Element | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| DPS | Gachapus | Water | 529 |
| BREAK | Wavwal | Ice | 575 |
| Support | Tromber | Wind | 531 |
| Heal | Glameep | Grass Water | 550 |
| REGEN | Coraliz | Rock Water | 572 |
Roles are not interchangeable and they are not evenly stocked. There are far more DPS Aniimo than healers in the index, which is why a competent Heal or REGEN pick is usually worth more to a party than the gap in stat totals suggests. The element and weakness chart covers the matchup side, and the full index has every stat line if you would rather sort it yourself.
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