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EP (Energy Points) Explained

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EP (Energy Points) are used to cast skills in Aniimo. See how to get EP and how to use them in combat in this guide.

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What is EP (Energy Points)?
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What is EP (Energy Points)?

Energy Points for Skills

Energy Points (EP) are shared among the team and are used to cast Aniimo skills. You can find the EP indicator located above the health bar, represented by six blue energy orbs.

EP Cost per skill can be seen on the Aniimo Management screen, when you are selecting skills for your Aniimo.

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Using Basic Attacks

EP (Energy Points) automatically regenerates as you perform basic attacks with an Aniimo. After using a skill, an EP orb will be consumed. However, when you use a basic attack, it will restore EP, allowing you to cast another skill.

Use Regen Aniimo

Pathfinders can include a Regen Aniimo in their team lineup. This allows them to quickly regain lost EP, minimizing downtime for using Aniimo skills.

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Regen Affects the Speed of EP (Energy Point) Recovery

Regen Aniimo are useful precisely because of the decrease in EP recovery time, which is essential when needing to cast consecutive skills. Though Regen Aniimo are not the only ones who have skills to boost EP Recovery, the amount of REGEN they boost for the whole party is still noteworthy.

REGEN Explained

Equip Held Items on Aniimo

There are various Held Items that can be equipped to an Aniimo to help restore EP. Some examples of these held items include the Fission Needles and the Auspicious Bell.

Note that the Held Items with Regen and EP effects from other Aniimo only works when they are on the field.

List of Held Items

EP (Energy Points) Usage in Combat

Affected by Aniimo Skills
Consumed During DPS Skills
Skills That Reduce Enemy EP

Affected by Aniimo Skills

Skill	Effect
Here Comes the Bubble	Used by: Fahloo, Erlath Releases a giant bubble, reducing the movement speed of targets within range by 15% and their EP recovery rate by 20%. Also increases the movement speed of allies within range by 15%. Lasts for 15s.
Ethereal Light Wave	Used by: Somniwing Sends a light wave forward, absorbing enemy projectiles and increasing EP recovery rate by 24% for teammates along its path for 20s.
Purifying Dance	Used by: Flutternym (Mountain Woods, Nighttime, and Sea of Flowers), Gracewing (Mountain Woods, Nighttime, and Sea of Flowers) Removes all debuffs on surrounding teammates. Once the debuffs are removed, increases their EP recovery rate by 20% for 10s.
Sun-Kissed	Used by: Helion Bathes in sunlight and restores 20 EP. Solar Halo enhances the skill, restoring an extra 5 EP.
Vitality Blooms	Used by: Leafy Creates a circular magic field underfoot, restoring 2.4 EP every second to Grass-type teammates within range for 12s. The field also upgrades nearby Turf into Vitality Blooms, restoring 1% HP every second to Grass-type teammates within range.
Star Glide	Used by: Celestis Flies overhead, dropping stars that damage targets. Hitting the same target 3 times increases this Aniimo's EP recovery rate by 10% for 10s.
Electrified Impact	Used by: Blazen (Mountain Woods, Prismana) Dashes toward the target with electricity and cannot be blocked during the dash. Restores 5 EP when landing a critical hit.
Ironclad Armament	Used by: Pawney (Mountain Woods, Snowfield, Prismana) Lowers the mask and hardens the body, increasing EP recovery rate by 10% and dealing 30% extra damage to BREAK targets for 15s. During this effect, the Ultimate can be used again to unleash Dragon Slayer Strike, dealing heavy damage to targets ahead.

EP as well as EP Recovery Rate are affected by certain Aniimo Support skills, some of which are listed above. Each skill varies in its usage, with some like Vitality Blooms only applying to Grass-type Aniimo.

Consumed During DPS Skills

Skill	Effect
Burn Breaker	Used by: Scorchhowl (Mountain Woods, Highland, Thunderstorm, Prismana) After charging, unleashes a powerful blast forward, dealing damage. At max charge, consumes all remaining EP. For every extra 10 EP consumed, deals 30% extra damage.
Sandstorm Spin	Used by: Waleetle (Snowfield, Prismana) Spins around by continuously consuming EP, dealing damage. Deals 20% extra damage to BREAK targets. Spin speed gradually increases, raising damage frequency by up to 100% without increasing EP cost.

EP can also be consumed by skills suh as Burn Breaker and Sandstorm Spin. Both of these skills consume EP, with the former having its damage scale off of the amount of EP consumed.

Skills That Reduce Enemy EP (Energy Points)

Skill	Effect
Aquatic Glide	Used by: Rainstorm Stellarys Flies while dropping Water element stars to attack the target for damage. Each hit reduces the target's Energy by 3. After maintaining the skill state for 4s, can attack while moving for 15s.
Water Rush	Used by: Rainstorm Luminelle Fires a water jet. Hold the skill key to continuously cast, dealing damage to enemies in range and stealing up to 2 Energy per second from targets. Also restores 2% HP per second to Water element allies in range.
Water Tornado	Used by: Beach Chirpi, Beach Cornet, Beach Tromber, Beach Tubster Releases a water vortex at the target location, dealing damage and pulling enemies toward the center. Each hit deducts 4 Energy from the target.

Some skills specifically aim to reduce an enemy target's EP, which can hinder their damage capabilities.

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