D
Basic Form
Dewy
Source-reported · AniimoGuide labels build 1.0.0.7; current patch not independently checked
Sources and scope
Reviewed 2026-09-24. The cited page lists these as its full Home ability panel.
AniimoGuide ↗AniimoVerse ↗WORKER & ABILITY CALCULATOR
Aniimo Homeland Worker Planner
Enter a Home ability and the worker count you need. Check your owned roster for coverage and gaps.
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HOMELAND NEEDS
Set ability requirements
Start with the Home ability headcounts you want to cover from the game's Ability Distribution. You can see the gaps before adding any workers. These are your inputs, not preset game rules.
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WORKER REFERENCE
Find a specific form
Filter by a Home ability and minimum level, then add a copy only if you own it. A recipe's Lv requirement is a level threshold, not a worker count; it does not change your Homeland headcount plan. Check this source-reported sample against your current game.
Home ability
22 of 22 reviewed forms meet the selected reference conditions. Showing 4.
F
Basic Form
Fragrancier
Source-reported · AniimoGuide labels build 1.0.0.7; current patch not independently checked
Sources and scope
Reviewed 2026-09-24. The cited page lists these as its full Home ability panel.
AniimoGuide ↗AniimoVerse ↗E
Basic Form
Emberpup
Source-reported · AniimoGuide labels build 1.0.0.7; current patch not independently checked
Sources and scope
Reviewed 2026-09-24. The cited page lists these as its full Home ability panel.
AniimoGuide ↗AniimoVerse ↗E
Highland Form
Emberpup
Source-reported · AniimoVerse page updated 2026-09-19; current patch not independently checked
Sources and scope
Reviewed 2026-09-24. The cited page lists these as its full Home ability panel.
AniimoVerse ↗Added forms are local snapshots. Later catalog changes never silently edit your roster. Coverage counts workers, not production speed.
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YOUR COLLECTION
Add candidate workers
Add only the owned Aniimo you want to compare. Enter each exact form and its Home abilities; the same form can appear more than once.
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Add a worker you own to check whether it closes a gap.
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LIVE PLAN
Your coverage
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Add requirementsabilities covered
Enter the ability counts you need to see a recommendation here.
Recommended group 0 workers
No worker selected yet.
ⓘ No slot limit was entered; available slots were not checked.
ⓘ Each selected worker counts once for every listed ability. This does not measure production speed, simultaneous work, or profit.
Recommendation uses a simple, deterministic heuristic. It is not a proven minimum or a measure of in-game efficiency.
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KEEP YOUR WORK
Save & transfer
Plans stay in this browser unless you export a JSON file. No game account connection or cloud sync.
A SIMPLE ROUTE HOME
How the worker planner works
Three small steps turn the job you have in mind into an ability coverage check.
Set your needs
Copy the ability headcounts you need into the planner. Add the number of worker slots available to this plan, or leave it blank if you are checking abilities without a slot limit.
Add candidate workers
Find an exact form with listed Home abilities, add it only if you own that copy, or enter your own worker. Compare forms before replacing a roster entry. If two workers share a form, add both.
Review the gaps
See the selected group, each ability's covered count, and any remaining shortfall. Pin a worker you must use or keep a field team member out of the recommendation.
WHAT THIS TOOL CHECKS
A headcount check, not a speed forecast.
If a worker has two abilities, that worker adds one known count to each matching ability row. This does not mean the worker can run two jobs at full speed at the same time. The planner does not use ability levels as headcount multipliers.
Recommendations are made with a simple heuristic using the records you enter. A complete suggestion is a usable combination under the limits you provided, not a proven minimum. If no full suggestion appears, check missing abilities, incomplete records, excluded workers, and the slot limit before changing your team in game.
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READ YOUR RESULTS
What an ability coverage result means
The Homeland ability calculator compares your own inputs. It does not assume that every player has the same roster, form, or available space.
Check each ability row
A row showing 2 / 3 means two selected workers have that entered ability and your target asks for three. The remaining gap is one known worker. The count comes from abilities in your local worker records; forms from the reference add only their listed abilities. If you entered a partial ability list, other abilities on that worker remain unknown.
Read the group as a suggestion
The group begins with workers you pinned, leaves out workers reserved for your field team, and then adds available workers that help with uncovered requirements. It follows a consistent rule so you can understand why a worker appears. Another group might also satisfy the same requirements, and this tool does not prove that its suggestion uses the fewest workers.
Compare with your game
Use the result as a planning checklist before changing an in-game assignment. Confirm the form, its displayed Home abilities, the actual slot count, and any facility restrictions in the current game. A green coverage result means your entered headcounts are met within the entered slot limit; it is not a promise about output or completion time.
A PRACTICAL WORKFLOW
Make a plan you can revisit
Start small
Begin with the Aniimo you are considering for Homeland instead of trying to transcribe your entire collection. Add each owned copy separately even when two copies have the same name or form. If an ability list is uncertain, keep its completeness box unchecked. Known abilities can still be used conservatively; other abilities remain unknown.
Set the limits you know
Add the abilities and worker counts that matter for the job you are planning now. Enter available worker slots only when you know the number for your current situation. Leaving that field empty gives you an ability check without a capacity claim. An RV level note helps you remember the context but does not silently change the slot limit.
Keep a backup
Save the plan in your browser when you want to return on the same device. Export JSON before clearing browser data or switching devices. The backup contains the worker labels, forms, ability lists, requirements, and settings you entered. When you import it, review the summary before replacing the current plan. No game account is connected.
GOOD TO KNOW
Before you assign your team
Where do the worker details come from?
You enter your roster locally. The finder has a bounded sample of source-linked exact forms and Home abilities. These are reference records, not current-game tests. Adding one creates a local snapshot only after you confirm you own the form.
Can I keep my field team separate?
Yes. Set a worker to “Keep on field team” to exclude it from automatic recommendations. If a specific worker must be in the Homeland group, choose “Pin to this plan.” You can change these states at any time.
Does RV level set the slot limit?
No. RV level is an optional note here. Enter the number of available slots yourself from your current in-game situation. If you leave slots blank, the result explicitly says capacity was not checked.
Will my plan follow me to another device?
Local saving stays in this browser on this device. Export a JSON backup and import it on another device to transfer it yourself. Importing first shows a summary and does not replace your current plan until you confirm.
What if a worker's ability list is incomplete?
Leave the “complete ability list” box unchecked. Known abilities on that worker can be counted conservatively. Other abilities remain unknown and are not treated as absent game abilities.
Does a covered row mean maximum production?
No. Coverage only compares the counts you entered with known abilities on selected workers. Actual production may depend on ability levels, facilities, timing, assignments, and other game rules that this first version does not model.