Aniimo Evolution Stages and Resonance Training

What are the three evolution stages?

The official index filters the roster by three stages: Lumin Stage, Gamma Stage and Nova Stage. They form the progression ladder a creature climbs, and the stage filter sits alongside the element and role filters rather than being derived from them.

Stage is a property of the form, not of the creature family. A single family can therefore have entries at more than one stage, each with its own index page, stat block and skill list.

How does the index show evolution families?

The index numbers evolution families consecutively, which makes lines easy to read off the roster listing even where the official pages do not draw a diagram. Names usually escalate along with the number.

Treat consecutive numbering as a strong hint rather than proof. The official index publishes each form as its own page, and the reliable confirmation of a line is the form navigation on the page itself.

Not every entry sits in the main sequence. The index also carries high-numbered special entries such as NO.10002 Dazmand, NO.11001 Little Fire Spirit, NO.99996 Lunara and NO.99998 Helion, which sit outside the ordinary numbering.

What is Resonance Training?

Resonance Training is a level-gated upgrade track that runs separately from evolution. Each resonance level lists a level requirement and a material cost, and the material is Omnisource Crystal. Costs escalate as the track advances.

Lunara’s page records the upper end of the track:

The practical consequence is that resonance is bounded by your level, not by your material stockpile alone. Hoarding crystals ahead of the level gate does not accelerate anything.

Can an Aniimo change form mid-combat?

Some ultimates carry a form change as part of their effect. Lunara’s ultimate, Selene’s Judgment, deals damage to nearby targets, evolves Lunara into Fennelun, and increases its damage by 15% until combat ends, while granting four stacks of its signature mark.

This makes ultimate timing a build consideration rather than a damage dump. An ultimate that upgrades the creature for the remainder of the fight is worth firing early in a long encounter and late in a short one.

Where should you spend first?

Spend on creatures that earn slots on more than one axis. A creature with a useful role, an element your roster lacks, and a Mobility ability you use through Twine returns more than one with a single strength.

New players should read the beginner guide before committing crystals.