Aniimo No.074 (Minespine): Stats, Tunnel & Seismic Wave
Aniimo 074 is Minespine. Check its 540 stats, Tunnel conditions, Seismic Wave timing and a sourced comparison with Geodeback.
What is Aniimo 074, and what do its stats mean?
No.074 is Minespine, a Rock creature in the BREAK role. Its Basic Form page lists 540 total attributes. Use that total as a compact profile, not a damage score: HP, defenses, recovery and offensive attributes are different quantities, and adding them does not reveal a tested combat ranking.
| Field | Official data |
|---|---|
| Name | Minespine |
| Number | No.074 |
| Element | Rock |
| Role | BREAK |
| Total attributes | 540 |
| HP / BREAK / ATK | 110 / 105 / 90 |
| M.DEF / P.DEF / REGEN | 60 / 97 / 78 |
| Habitat | Not listed on the official form page |
The mineral-related flavor description is not a named capture route. The cited form page does not identify a region, coordinates, spawn time or capture chance. If you need locations, start with the map research guide and distinguish an observed location from a general environmental description.
How do Tunnel and Earth Affinity work together?
Tunnel supplies conditional ranged protection, not complete invulnerability. Earth Affinity permits skills and adds 20% BREAK specifically while Tunneling. Check the current state and available stamina before counting on that benefit; a trait tied to a state should not be included in an always-on damage estimate.
- Tunnel: Minespine tunnels underground and becomes immune to ranged attacks while continuously consuming stamina. Pound skills can launch it into the air.
- Earth Affinity: While in the Tunneling state, Minespine can cast skills and deals 20% extra BREAK.
The source does not give a stamina drain rate here, so this page cannot calculate a fixed underground duration. It also expressly allows Pound skills to launch the creature. Planning around a ranged enemy is different from assuming every incoming attack or interruption will fail.
This is an original source-based diagram, not official character art or a gameplay test.
Which skills and costs are listed?
The Basic Form reference contains both Physical and Magic entries. A Rock element label therefore does not make every listed skill Physical. Compare the action, cost and timing separately; the table is a reference to published descriptions, not a claim that all entries form one tested equipable loadout.
| Skill | Type | Cost | Power | Official description summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Earth Spikes | Physical | 20 | 62 | Sends a line of stone spikes forward through targets. |
| Seismic Wave | Magic | 40 | 120 | Releases shock waves that deal damage each second for 8 seconds. |
| Stone Shell | Physical | 10 | 30 | Fires a stone shell at the target. |
| Meteors | Physical | 0 | 175 | Launches the energy stored in its back minerals, which falls as meteors. |
| ATK (BREAK) | Physical | 0 | 6 | Close-range BREAK attack. |
Does Seismic Wave deal 120 damage every second?
The source lists power 120 and describes damage each second over eight seconds. It does not define the power-to-damage formula or clarify a separate power value for each tick. Multiplying 120 by eight would introduce an assumption, not produce a verified total damage or DPS result.
For a practical comparison, separate three questions: can the action continue for its described duration, can the target remain in its effective area, and can your current resources support its cost? These are checks to perform in-game, not results of a test conducted for this page. The zero cost printed for Meteors likewise does not establish zero cooldown or unrestricted repeated use.
How does Minespine compare with Geodeback?
Both official Basic Form pages list Rock, BREAK, Tunnel and Earth Affinity, but their numeric profiles differ. Geodeback’s reference is a useful comparison because the state conditions overlap. Shared mechanics and adjacent compendium numbers alone do not prove an evolution path or a universal upgrade.
| Published field | Minespine No.074 | Geodeback No.073 |
|---|---|---|
| Attribute total | 540 | 486 |
| BREAK attribute | 105 | 102 |
| Role | BREAK | BREAK |
| Mobility | Tunnel | Tunnel |
The totals differ by 54 points and the BREAK attributes by three. Neither difference is a measured damage increase. If you want a contrasting BREAK mechanic rather than another Tunnel user, Tuckin’s Mountain Form relies on Hummin summons instead.
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