The elemental system in Aniimo is something you’ll need to master if you want to become the best Pathfinder in the game. Every Aniimo has specific elemental types (some of them have two) that has a significant impact on the outcomes of a battle.

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Let’s find out how every element work in a matchup.

All Elemental strength and weaknesses in Aniimo

In Aniimo, there are three possible outcomes of an elemental matchup. If an Aniimo has an Excellent matchup against another, it will deal 1.6x damage. If it has a Normal matchup, it will do 1x damage. Finally, it will do 0.625x damage if it has a Bad matchup.

Prismana Pact Aniimo
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ElementIceHolyFireDarkLightningWindEarthWaterGrass
Dark1x1.6x1x1x1.6x0.625x1x0.625x1.6x
Earth1.6x1x1.6x0.625x1x1x0.625x0.625x0.625x
Fire1.6x0.625x0.625x1x1x1x0.625x0.625x1.6x
Grass1x0.625x0.625x1x1x1x1.6x1.6x0.625x
Holy1x0.625x1x1.6x0.625x1.6x1x1x1x
Ice0.625x1x0.625x1x1.6x1x0.625x1.6x1x
Lightning0.625x1x1x1x0.625x1.6x0.625x1.6x1x
Water0.625x0.625x1.6x1x1x1x1.6x0.625x0.625x
Wind1x1x1x1.6x0.625x0.625x1x1x1.6x

It took me several hours in the pre-launch version to get used to the elements and their interactions. Additionally, the level of your Pals will also play a part in how effective they will be in a respective matchup.

How dual elements work in Aniimo

Glacy in Aniimo
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Certain Aniimo in their Prismana Form will have dual elements, and they might even change from what was available for their base versions. If that happens, both the elemental strengths and weaknesses will shift when you change their form.

In simple words, elemental bonuses will apply based on what an Aniimo has to offer in its present form.

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