Aniimo system · your base
Aniimo at work: who does which job in your Home
On top of its element specialisation, each working Aniimo has one of four work abilities that decides what it produces or moves around your Home. Tap any creature to open its Aniilog page.
Aniimo at work
Work abilities – who does which job
On top of its element specialisation, each working Aniimo has one of four work abilities that decides what it produces or moves around your Home. Tap any creature to open its Aniilog page.
Aniimo with the Hauling ability can pick up stockpiled produce from facilities and carry it to the Home storage.
Crafty Aniimo create a variety of handcrafted goods.
Playful Aniimo happily produce various items while they play and have fun.
Aniimo that specialize in perfumery can work effectively at the perfume station. (Dewy exclusive)
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When an Aniimo at work needs you
An Aniimo building the Home can stop with one of these statuses. Talk to it and it goes back to work.
Bad mood...
Then After you comforted Aniimo, they cheered up and happily returned to building the Home.
What it says
- Aniimo is getting slack at work. It needs your recognition and praise!
- Aniimo is just not cut out for working!
- Aniimo sees other Aniimo playing and doesn’t feel like working anymore!
- Aniimo is very tired and needs your encouragement to keep working!
- Aniimo has been working for a long time and needs a good rest!
- Aniimo hates staying in here and wants to go out and play!
- Aniimo misses combat and hates working!
- Aniimo wants to hang out with other Aniimo and doesn’t feel like working!
- Aniimo saw other Aniimo sneaking out to play and wants to go with them!
- Aniimo is getting bored at work and can’t stay any longer!
- Aniimo is getting a little tired and wants to take a break now!
- Aniimo is in a bad mood today and doesn’t feel like working!
- Aniimo feels bored here and wants you to come and spend some time with it!
- Aniimo is mad at you for not coming and has stopped working!
- Aniimo feels like you’re watching it. It doesn’t like being watched while working!
- Aniimo wants to take a break, go out for dinner, and have some fun!
- Aniimo is done with working and won’t come back again till it feels totally relaxed!
Slacking off...
Then After you encouraged Aniimo, they cheered up and happily returned to building the Home.
What it says
- Aniimo was hungry and fell asleep while thinking about what to eat for lunch.
- Aniimo is supposed to be sleeping this time of day, so it closed its eyes.
- Aniimo stretched itself and has started to miss its comfortable nest.
- Aniimo can’t think of anything else but sleeping right now.
- Aniimo dozed off watching the clouds in the sky.
- Aniimo was intoxicated by flower fragrance that came from nowhere and fell asleep.
- Aniimo couldn’t sleep last night so it’s sleeping now.
- Aniimo noticed that today’s clouds look so comfortable that they make a really nice bed.
- Aniimo was standing on a piece of extra soft lawn and couldn't help but lie down to feel it.
- Aniimo was tired and has decided to take a nap no matter what!
- Aniimo was put to sleep by repeating the same movement too many times.
- Aniimo wanted to take a short break lying down but ended up having a long dream.
- Aniimo finds today’s weather too good for sleeping.
- Aniimo has forgotten what it was supposed to do and decided to try remembering it with its eyes closed.
- Aniimo feels a little tired and wants to take a break first.
- Aniimo had the idea of working with its eyes closed but fell asleep.
- Aniimo is tired and decides to take a nap first.
- Aniimo accidentally inhaled some hypnotic spores carried over by the wind and fell asleep.
- Aniimo suddenly remembered the dream it had that was cut off by waking up and has decided to finish it.
Feeling sick...
Then Aniimo took the medicine and is feeling much better!
What it says
- Aniimo can’t stop sneezing after inhaling dust.
- Aniimo is having a bellyache from eating stale fruit.
- Aniimo keeps rubbing its eyes since it got sand in them.
- Aniimo had a nightmare last night and can’t stop shaking when thinking about it.
- Aniimo can’t stop its tears from its allergy to flowers.
- Aniimo hit its head yesterday and still feels dizzy.
- Aniimo ate some suspicious mushrooms and its belly hasn’t stopped complaining.
- Aniimo tripped and fell down while playing with other Aniimo, and its head still hurts now.
- Aniimo worked so hard that its whole body is aching.
- Aniimo licked a strange ore and can’t taste anything except bitterness in its mouth.
- Aniimo twisted its ankles during a leaping competition with friends.
- Aniimo bumped into a tree while it was sleep waking last night, and now it has a bump on its head that really hurts.
- Aniimo has a swollen foot and hasn’t been able to walk since accidentally kicking an ore.
- Aniimo broke up with its mate and just can’t get it together.
- Aniimo had an intense argument with its friend and now has a sore throat.
- Aniimo had ended up in a spinning competition with its friends and is feeling horribly dizzy now.
- Aniimo kicked away a piece of rock and hurt its foot.
- Aniimo was sleeping, a piece of rock that came out of nowhere hit it on the head.
- Aniimo had a belly cramp from laughing too hard at its friend for breaking up.
- Aniimo tried to walk funny to show off in front of its friends, but ended up falling on its butt.
- Aniimo choked on fruit from eating too fast, and it took a while to cough it out.
Passed out...
Then You rescued Aniimo, and they woke up.
What it says
- Aniimo and Aniimo had an argument about who could argue better, Aniimo won the argument but ended up being physically beaten up.
- Aniimo tried to do Aniimo’s voice, but Aniimo ended up getting beaten up because it sounded like a swear word.
- Aniimo woke up Aniimo, but Aniimo got beaten up due to its friend’s bad morning temper.
- Aniimo ate the fruit hidden by Aniimo, and the angry owner hit Aniimo with fruit pits.
- Aniimo stepped on Aniimo and refused to apologize, so Aniimo ended up having a couple of foot marks on its face.
- Aniimo and Aniimo were having a Who’s Louder competition, and Aniimo suffered a horrible loss.
- Aniimo and Aniimo were having a strength competition, and Aniimo was slapped into the ground and totally passed out.
- Aniimo got knocked unconscious after Aniimo grew annoyed by Aniimo’s loud smacking noises while eating.
- Aniimo tried to stand on Aniimo, but Aniimo slipped and fell down immediately.
- Aniimo tripped Aniimo and laughed, so Aniimo got beaten up without a doubt.
- Aniimo tossed fruit peel on Aniimo’s head, which led to a huge fight that ends with Aniimo being beaten up.
- Aniimo and Aniimo had a long argument about who helped more, the argument didn’t stop until Aniimo couldn’t catch its breath.
- Both Aniimo and Aniimo want to be your favorite Aniimo, so they had a duel. Aniimo lost.
- Aniimo accidentally hit Aniimo while it was working, but Aniimo slapped back before it could explain.
- Aniimo keeps interrupting Aniimo’s work for fun, so Aniimo got knocked away by a headbutt.
- Aniimo keeps littering fruit peels and Aniimo slipped on one. It taught Aniimo a lesson as soon as it picked itself from the ground.
- Aniimo pulled a prank on Aniimo while it was working. But Aniimo couldn’t get away fast enough and was taught a painful lesson.
A bit hungry...
Needs love...
Then Aniimo felt love and has became fully motivated!
Needs help...
Then Aniimo received help and is now better at its building job!
Confused...
Then Aniimo’s question has been answered, now it’s better at its building job
Ability Distribution – staffing your Home
Placing a facility is only half the job: you then assign Aniimo to run it. Each working Aniimo's Homeland Ability sits at a level, and that level sets how much Workload it clears per minute. The in-game Ability Distribution panel shows, in real time, how your Aniimo's abilities are spread across the Home – so you can spot which jobs are under-staffed.
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Every recipe has a Workload cost – from 5 for a quick craft up to 5,400 for the heaviest, across 493 recipes. The Aniimo you assign chip away at that cost at their Workload-per-minute rate, so a higher-level ability finishes the same recipe faster – a Lv 4 worker clears it at nearly double the pace of a Lv 1.
How high each work ability climbs in the current roster:
- Hauling reaches Lv 3
- Artisanship reaches Lv 3
- Leisure reaches Lv 4
- Perfumery reaches Lv 3
Element roles
Each of the nine element types has its own homeland specialisation. Open a role to see its Aniimo:
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Fire12Fire Aniimo specialize in cooking, smelting, and supplying heat -
Grass17planting seeds and gathering resources -
Water20Water Aniimo specialize in brewing, fetching water, and watering plants -
Earth16reclaiming land and mining resources -
Lightningmanipulating electricity -
Ice9cooling your homeland environment -
Wind14controlling the wind to process products -
Dark12Dark Aniimo specialize in harvesting crops, cutting down plants, pickling, and drying items -
Light2illuminating your homeland
