Aniimo Tier List Guide: Compare 5 Role Options

Which Aniimo should you compare for your team’s missing role?

Start with the problem, then compare a small set of candidates that can address it. A missing heal, unreliable BREAK window and low damage are different problems. The table gives documented options to investigate; it does not say these are the five best creatures or that other choices are excluded.

Need	Candidate and form	Relevant published condition	First check
Healing for a Lightning teammate	Bulbly, Basic	Lightning Discharge heals eligible teammates in range while channeled	Teammate element, position and channel
Earth Resistance debuff	Cozite, Basic	Skills or Ultimate must hit to apply Potent Erosion	A registered hit and visible debuff
BREAK while underground	Geodeback, Basic	Earth Affinity is tied to Tunneling	State, stamina and incoming Pound actions
BREAK with an EP-saving window	Blazen, Basic	Power Sustain needs skill critical hits; Overcharged prevents UP gain	Trigger reliability and UP cost
Damage against stacked Fire Debuff	Infergon, Basic	Power of Fire needs more than five stacks	Whether the target actually has six or more

Original editorial comparison, not official art or a simulated damage ranking.

Which listed stats can you compare directly?

The same field can be compared across the same named forms as a reference. Different attributes should not be converted into one invented performance score. HP attributes are not final combat HP, and REGEN is not a published healing-per-second measurement.

Basic Form	Total	HP	BREAK	ATK	REGEN
Bulbly	404	83	37	68	90
Cozite	448	77	50	87	100
Geodeback	486	99	102	81	70
Blazen	530	100	104	100	86
Infergon	505	95	50	125	80

The order follows the functions above, not strength. A total of 530 does not establish a better healer than a total of 404. No investment cost, availability or full damage formula is included in this table.

How do you turn this shortlist into one decision?

1. Write one observable problem: for example, “my Lightning teammate is not receiving healing,” not “my team is bad.”
2. Open the corresponding reference and check the named form and targeting rule.
3. Keep your activity, team and equipment constant when comparing one change.
4. Record the effect and resource trade-off; leave acquisition or build-cost fields unknown if you lack evidence.
5. Use the single-upgrade worksheet before committing scarce resources.

For BREAK comparisons, note that Geodeback’s stated 20% extra BREAK needs the underground state, while Blazen’s cost reduction occurs in a six-second state with a UP restriction. Neither condition is interchangeable with an always-on benefit. For Infergon, five stacks do not meet a “more than five” requirement.

Why does this page not assign S, A or B tiers?

A common ranking would need comparable tests, a defined activity and rules for equipment, forms and investment. Those measurements are not available here. Publishing letters anyway would replace missing evidence with confidence, not help the player choose.

This page therefore supplies a concrete role shortlist, numerical references and decision steps. Use the type guide when a role or element label is unclear. This is narrower than a universal “best team,” but you can verify each stated condition.

Which official sources support the comparison?

Checked October 27, 2026: Bulbly, Cozite, Geodeback, Blazen and Infergon. The recommendations to investigate a candidate are editorial interpretations of those descriptions, not hands-on performance results. Bulbly’s malformed Arc Surge percentage is deliberately excluded.