Aniimo Element Type Chart: All Element Weaknesses & Spatial Relations

A new creature-capture title is available following the release of Aniimo, and anyone familiar with the genre knows this means a new slew of Elements and a type chart to imprint into your brain.

Elements and typings are a core part of any creature-capture title, with specific Elements being extremely efficient against some opposing types, but weaker against others, all of which must be considered in any battle.

If you’re looking for all the details on the strengths and weaknesses in Aniimo, this guide has a complete breakdown of the various types.

Complete Aniimo Element Type Chart

There are nine different types of Element in Aniimo, each of which has opposing types that it’s extremely weak to and resistances to other Elements.

Those familiar with creature-capture titles won’t be surprised by some of the combinations, with the standard of cycle of Fire strong to Grass, but weak to Water, and both Water and Grass being strong against Rock.

However, there’s also some more typings that might be unfamiliar to players, with the likes of Wind and Light being among them.

Remember, Aniimo may have dual types when they are encountered, which will alter their weaknesses and resistances, so bare that in mind and try to have a wide composition of Elements in your team.

The table below details all the Element types in Aniimo, alongside their weaknesses and resistances.

Type	Weaknesses	Resistances
Ice	Fire Rock	Ice Electric Water
Light	Dark	Light Fire Water Grass
Fire	Dark Water	Ice Fire Grass
Dark	Light Wind	Rock
Electric	Ice Rock	Light Electric Wind
Wind	Light Electric	Ice Dark Wind
Rock	Water Grass	Ice Fire Electric Rock
Water	Ice Electric Grass	Fire Dark Rock Water
Grass	Fire Dark Wind	Rock Water Grass

Aniimo Spatial Relations Chart

Alongside Element types, each Aniimo also have Spatial Relations based on their positional attack types, which, most of the time, are tied to their Mobility Skills.

When combined with an Aniimo’s typing, which can be a dual-type, it makes the overall chart for strengths and weaknesses much more complicated, so there’s plenty to be considered.

Here’s a breakdown of the Spatial Relation strengths and weaknesses.

Spatial Relation	Strong Vs	Weak Vs
Ranged	Fly	Tunnel
Fly	Pound	Ranged
Pound	Tunnel	Fly
Tunnel	Ranged	Pound