The element list is not officially published yet. What is official: creatures have elements (the official site and Steam page describe element-based combat), and teams are built with element coverage in mind. The concrete roster is confirmed at launch.
Like other creature-catching RPGs, Aniimo relies on elements (types) to create strengths and weaknesses. Exactly which elements exist is not officially published before launch, so this page is a system guide plus a tracking hub that fills in as data is verified.
What elements do
Elements create the rock-paper-scissors layer of battle: each creature has an element, certain elements are strong against others, and a balanced team covers its weaknesses instead of stacking into one blind spot. That is exactly the model our team builder checks.
- Creature pages list element once verified.
- Element pages will map strengths and weaknesses once the combat data is launch-confirmed.
- Teams aim for element coverage so a single counter cannot wipe the party.
What is official so far
| Fact | Status |
|---|---|
| Creatures have elements | Official |
| Elements affect battle strengths | Official |
| Element names and resistances | Announced at launch |
Do not trust pre-launch 'element tier' lists from anywhere — none can be verified before the game ships.
Elements in team building
Once the roster is live, this hub links every element to its creatures, its strongest teams and its counter relationships. Until then, the practical takeaway is: keep your early party elementally broad, because you cannot know the coverage you need until the official table is out.
This page was verified against official sources (official website, Steam store page, official pre-registration page) on Aug 30, 2026. Aniimo launches Sep 15, 2026; anything not yet confirmed at launch is explicitly labelled. If you spot outdated info, Updated Aug 30, 2026。