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This Tier List shows the best Support Aniimo in Aniimo. Find out which Aniimo to use as the Support of your team and why in this page!
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List of Contents
The best Support aniimo to use are Sparkelf, Prismana Sparkelf, Turbo, and Prismana Turbo. Sparkelf and Prismana Sparkelf are currently the best Fire-team supports, while Turbo and Prismana Turbo are buffers and shielders that can be used in any element.
| Tier | Explanation |
|---|---|
| S-tier Aniimo are the best units in the game. They deliver maximum damage, superior utility, and unmatched breaking power while remaining extremely easy to use across multiple team setups. | |
| A-tier Aniimo are highly powerful, but they fall short of S-tier performance by having slightly lower damage ceilings or less impactful utility. They typically demand dedicated team compositions or strict rotations to maximize their output and support capabilities, making them less efficient overall. | |
| B-tier Aniimo are average units that fall noticeably behind the A-tier in raw damage and overall utility. Even when placed in the correct team setup, their support and breaking capabilities are strictly moderate, requiring you to put in much more investment for results that higher tiers achieve easily. | |
| C-tier Aniimo are below average in most metric, from damage to supporting value. Their support and breaking capabilities require heavy investment just to function at a basic level, so they should not be a priority if your resources are limited. | |
| D-tier Aniimo offer the lowest overall value, falling significantly behind the rest of the roster. You should only dedicate resources to them if you personally favor the unit. |
In this tier list, forms are evaluated based on their innately unlocked skills. The new abilities brought by alternate forms are compared against the unit's entire kit to determine if they provide a distinct advantage over the base version. If a form's new skills fail to offer an upgrade, the units are then ranked according to how difficult they are to obtain. In such cases, if a form requires significant effort to obtain but provides no clear combat advantage, players are better off retaining the base form.
Another major factor when deciding form placement is the element they obtain. Acquiring a secondary element affects their overall elemental defenses, as the weaknesses and resistances stack on top of each other. A good example is Prismana Fulmintis, which receives approximately x2.5 damage against Dark due to its combined Lightning and Light elements, making it more vulnerable against Dark enemies than the base form.
Having dual elements is not inherently bad, as STAB (Same-Type Attack Bonus) increases matching type damage by approximately 15-25%. While this damage boost is considered in the tier list, resistances remain the focus because their higher multipliers affect matchups more noticeably.
| Aniimo | Explanation |
|---|---|
Turbo
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Turbo gains access to Nimbi Burst. It grants the party up to a 30% damage buff and break efficiency for only 10 EP. It can also use Cloud Shield to provide shields for the party. Additionally, Turbo can use its ultimate, Collectible Drop, to provide healing for the party. Turbo can do everything except deal damage, which makes it one of the best universal Support aniimo in the game. |
Prismana Turbo
|
Compared to Turbo, Prismana Turbo gains the Nebula Burst skill, which grants up to a 30% damage buff to all dark attacks for the party. When paired with Nimbi Burst, all dark aniimo can have up to a 60% damage buff to all of their attacks. Sacrificing more damage buffs for survivability, Prismana Turbo is one of the best dark Support aniimo in the game. |
Sparkelf
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The best Support aniimo for Fire-centric teams. It is capable of healing and buffing allies, as well as Breaking enemies with its Ultimate skill. |
Prismana Sparkelf
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Has all of the same strengths as Sparkelf, but also has access to the skill Leaping Sparks, which can see some use in PvP situations due to its ability to deal more damage to shielded enemies. |
| Aniimo | Explanation |
|---|---|
Tromber
|
Tromber is the Support of the Chirpi family and team. It is capable of providing critical damage buffs to all allies using Waltz and a wind resistance debuff to enemies with Spiral Blade. |
Beach Tromber
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Tromber's Beach form gains access to Water Tornado. It lets Tromber take more of a DPS role rather than a support one if you need it. |
Dazmand
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Dazmand has access to Thunder Sweep that can significantly increase the critical rate of all lightning aniimo. Thanks to its trait, Spotlight Moment, Dazmand can cast one of its skills for 0 EP every 15 seconds. Outside of the critical rate buff, Dazmand has no access to other lightning damage buffs other than inflicting a lightning debuff with its ultimate, which has lower overall effectiveness than general lightning buffs or debuffs from other aniimo. |
Dreaple
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Dreaple is a solid Dark-type Support. Its Counting Sheep trait can put targets to sleep, reducing their Dark resistance and preventing them from moving or casting skills. Although the trait triggers only every 10s, it only needs 1 instance of it to put a target to sleep since using Nimbi Attack and Hypnotic Cloud Shot already applies 2 stacks combined, making it possible to put targets to sleep consistently. Additionally, Dreaple can also heal allies using Nightmare Devour. |
Eklue
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Eklue's Judgement Storm trait boosts the entire team’s Wind damage by 20% whenever a skill applies a debuff to a target. Additionally, Target Weakness reduces enemy Wind resistance by 12% at 0 EP. These effects combined make Eklue one of the best Wind support if Turbo is already in another team. |
Fragrancier
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A must-have Support aniimo for Dark teams, capable of healing the team, applying buffs to allies, and debuffing enemies. |
Luminelle
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Luminelle gains access to lightning buff skills that enable other lightning aniimo to deal more damage and break efficiency. Unfortunately, Luminelle cannot heal off-field party members. Despite that, Luminelle is still the best Support aniimo for any lightning-centric teams. |
Plateau Turbo
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Turbo's Plateau form gains nothing new aside from a new element and a new visual. It has the same strength as Turbo; however, it is harder to catch one than a base form Turbo. |
Rainstorm Turbo
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Rainstorm Turbo gains access to Thunder Bolt. It allows you to exchange one of its skills to deal damage and inflict paralysis on the enemy if you need it. |
| Aniimo | Explanation |
|---|---|
Bailite
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Bailite can serve as a decent support in Earth teams thanks to its ability to reduce the enemy's Earth resistance when they get hit with Bailite's skills or Ultimate. This makes Bailite more of an offensive support than a defensive one. |
Chirpi
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Chirpi is the second Support of the Chirpi family and team. It is the last piece of the four-member Chirpi team. Despite having the support role, Chirpi's main job is to provide health regeneration for the team with March. It is also capable of reducing the EP of enemies when using Water Tornado. |
Highland Tromber
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Tromber's Highland form gains access to Leaf Tornado. It lets Tromber take more of a DPS role in exchange for losing up to 50% break damage when using the skill. |
Rainstorm Luminelle
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Luminelle's Rainstorm form retains all the core skills it has but adds nothing useful that helps any lightning team deal more damage, break, or even provide healing or shields. |
Prismana Luminelle
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Similar to the regular Luminelle, but has access to Healing Impact. This skill, however, is not that useful as it only heals Prismana Luminelle itself |
Melloblum
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Since Melloblum’s kit revolves around Grass critical hits, it is only truly valuable when paired with Thornblade, currently the primary Grass critical‑hit DPS available. Without Thornblade or another Grass crit DPS, Melloblum’s potential is severely limited, making its role highly conditional on team composition. |
Piopiota
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Piopiota is a Support Aniimo that creates water puddles and provides healing, although its healing output is relatively low. |
| Aniimo | Explanation |
|---|---|
Beach Chirpi
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Chirpi's Beach form gains access to Water Tornado. It lets Chirpi take more of a DPS role rather than a support one if you need it, but we highly recommend not doing it because of its low stats. |
Highland Chirpi
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Chirpi's Highland form gains access to Leaf Tornado. It lets Chirpi take more of a DPS role rather than a support one. It requires a puddle near the area to gain the bonus damage, which is hard to do in Chirpi's ideal team. We highly recommend not doing it, especially when Chirpi has lower than average stats. |
Bouldus
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Bouldus' Rolling Ball makes it nearly unstoppable while rolling, but it's only really effective in areas with walls, so it can continuously bounce. If the area has no walls, then it's best paired with Waleetle for its Stone Ball Cutter. |
Snowfield Bouldus
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Snowfield Bouldus gains an Ice Sphere skill that functions similarly to Bouldus and Waleetle's rolling ball skills, but deals Ice damage instead. |
Cozite
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Cozite suffers from the same shortcomings as Bailite, but with lower stats and no Ultimate skill. |
Dewy
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Dewy lacks the Secret Fragrance Mark skill that Fragrancier provides—a crucial ability for amplifying Dark teams’ damage output. |
Eko
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Despite being a Lumin Stage of Eklue, Eko retains all the essential skills to buff the wind damage and critical rate of the party. However, it doesn't have access to its Nova Stage's ultimate, which can further increase the team's Wind damage. |
Nimbi
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Nimbi is Turbo's Lumin Stage, and it does not have Nimbi Burst yet. All Nimbi can do is provide shield and healing and losing access to Nimbi Burst reduces the overall damage and break of the team. |
Rainstorm Nimbi
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Nimbi's Rainstorm Form gains access to Thunder Bolt. It lets Nimbi deal less damage but it inflicts Paralysis on the enemy hit by Thunder Bolt. |
| Aniimo | Explanation |
|---|---|
Bulbly
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Bulbly is Luminelle's Lumin Stage, and it does not have access to any buff skills. This renders the Arc Surge trait entirely useless, as Bulbly does not have any way to activate it. Additionally, Bulbly has lower overall stats compared to its evolutions. |
Plateau Nimbi
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Nimbi's Plateau Form gains nothing new aside from a new element and a new visual. It has the same strength as Nimbi, however it is slightly harder to catch one than a base form Nimbi. |
Veilfloat
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Veilfloat is Luminelle's Gamma Stage, and it does not have access to any buff skills similar to Bulbly. This renders the Arc Surge trait entirely useless, as Veilfloat does not have any way to activate it. |

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