Aniimo Creatures List

How many Aniimo are there?

101. That is how many entries this page lists, and it is built by adding four separate groups — which is exactly why every site you check gives a different number.

Why other sites say 86, 92, 94, 100 or 200+

None of those numbers is wrong. They are answers to different questions.

• 86 is the official index: 81 numbered Aniimo plus five reserved numbers. It has no #030 Somniwing, no #083, none of the ten #084–#093 entries, and not every reserved number.
• 92 is the numbered roster: #001–#082 plus #084–#093.
• 94 is another roster that does not publish its breakdown.
• 100 usually means 92 numbered plus reserved numbers, but rosters disagree about what is included.
• 200+ is a form count, not a species count. One roster expands 94 species into 219 forms, while another quotes 206 variants.

The reserved numbers

The numbering jumps from #093 to #10001, then #11001, then #99995–#99998. Those reserved numbers keep certain creatures and forms out of the main dex.

#99995 Fennelun and #99997 Soleon are the two that catch people out. Fennelun is the Nova-stage form Lunara takes when her ultimate is used, and both carry hidden dex numbers in the launch data instead of appearing in the numbered list.

The official index calls #11001 Little Fire Spirit; fan databases call the same creature Sparkelf. #021 is Witchin officially and Hexxin nearly everywhere else. If searching a creature name leads nowhere, try the other spelling.

Are #084–#093 available yet?

No. All ten exist in the launch build's data but none can be obtained in the live game. We list them with the rest of the roster, tagged Beta, and do not give them their own pages until they go live.

Counts here are current as of late September 2026, after the September 16 launch. See the Aniimo release date and platforms for when updates land.

Aniimo Creatures FAQ