ANIIMO RANKING GUIDE · SOURCE COMPARISON
Looking for an Aniimo tier list? Start with six placements from two published lists, then check what each grade actually means. This is a selected comparison of other publishers' rankings, not our own tested strength tier or a complete Aniimo ranking.
Source pages checked 25 September 2026 · Hideout: September 2026 beta-based list · Aniimo Guide: PvE board, updated 16 September 2026
SIX EXAMPLES · ORIGINAL GRADES
Open either original list before making a team decision.
| Aniimo | Hideout Guides ↗Lex-based · beta list | Aniimo Guide ↗PvE · version 1.0 | What to notice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rookey | S source ↗ | T0 · Break source ↗ | Both pages put Rookey near the top, but the letters and T bands belong to different publishers. |
| Helion | S source ↗ | T0 · DPS source ↗ | A shared high placement is not two independent game tests: both pages draw on Lex's ranking. |
| Lunara | S source ↗ | T0 · DPS source ↗ | The same source overlap applies here. The Guide's PvE and PvP boards should not be mixed. |
| Melloblum | S source ↗ | T0.5 · Break source ↗ | This is a visible placement difference. Neither grade can be converted into the other's scale by its label alone. |
| Scorchhowl | A source ↗ | T0.5 · DPS source ↗ | The labels look different, but the Guide's own method maps Lex's S band to T0.5 before other inputs. |
| Glacy | A source ↗ | T0.5 · Support source ↗ | A support placement is about a combat role, not a tested Homeland ability or production speed. |
These are attributed snapshots, not an average, recommendation score, or claim that S equals T0. The publishers may revise their pages. No Basic, Prismana, or other form is inferred where a source row does not specify one.
READ THE SOURCE, THEN THE GRADE
Hideout Guides presents S through D tiers and explicitly credits Lex's community list. Its page says the placements were made during beta, before the 16 September 2026 launch, and may not match the live game. That caveat applies even when a row looks clear. A later page check is not a new game test or a new patch-specific assessment.
For Rookey, Helion and Lunara, Hideout shows S. For Scorchhowl and Glacy, it shows A. Melloblum is also S. Those are the page's displayed letters, not our reassessment of damage, team utility, or ownership value. Use Hideout's full list for its full set and current wording.
Aniimo Guide labels its page version 1.0 and says its PvE board combines Lex's 1.0 grades with AniimoSync's DPS and healer rankings. It explains role grouping, how overlapping grades are reconciled, and later stat-based adjustments. Its separate PvP tab has different placements. The T0 and T0.5 values above therefore refer only to its PvE board.
That lineage matters: agreement between these two pages is not independent confirmation of a live-game result. The Guide's T0.5 Scorchhowl alongside Hideout's A is not, by itself, a contradiction about performance. The Guide describes a conversion from Lex's own S band to T0.5 before combining other inputs. See its board and method for the original context.
Rookey, Helion and Lunara sit in the upper band of both displayed pages. That is useful if you want to locate the same name in each publisher's system. It does not establish that the two pages independently measured the same build, that all teams want the same unit, or that a current patch has preserved the placement. Start with the mode and source date before comparing a grade.
Melloblum is S on Hideout and T0.5 in Aniimo Guide's PvE Break group. The safe reading is that the publishers display different positions under different methods. Calling one correct requires a specified version, role, team context and independent evidence. We do not turn this difference into our own middle tier.
Scorchhowl and Glacy are A on Hideout and T0.5 on the Guide's PvE board. A letter and a numbered tier may suggest a gap to a casual reader, yet the Guide's documented method already changes Lex grades into its own bands and adds other evidence. Compare the original methods; do not compute a combined score from the labels.
A THIRD, DIFFERENT SIGNAL
Aniimo Tools' tier-list page currently frames its votes as community sentiment, including power, design and nostalgia. It says an editorial ranking would wait for verified launch data. That makes it useful for seeing what people are discussing, but its vote percentages should not be mixed with either publisher's grade as if they were a common performance scale. A zero shown without the page's client-side vote data is not evidence that nobody voted.
If you are choosing a combat team, open the relevant live source and check its mode, method and update note. This page cannot confirm a specific current-game build, a damage comparison, or whether a form you own will perform the same way. It intentionally offers a small, traceable crosswalk instead of reprinting an entire third-party board.
First, match the mode. Aniimo Guide displays separate PvE and PvP boards: for example, Melloblum appears in its T0.5 PvE Break group but in its T2 PvP Break group. A screenshot without the selected tab can therefore create a false disagreement. The six rows on this page all use PvE, while Hideout presents one S-to-D list rather than the same pair of tabs.
Next, read the publisher's method and date beside the grade. Hideout explicitly flags its beta origin. Aniimo Guide documents its merged inputs and a 16 September page update. Aniimo Tools describes live community votes with a different purpose. These dates describe their pages; they do not certify when an individual placement was retested against the current game. Finally, check the exact name or form and your own team task. If those details are missing, treat a tier as a pointer to investigate rather than a promise of performance.
A DIFFERENT JOB
Combat tiers do not tell you which owned worker covers a Homeland recipe's Home ability. For that task, use the existing worker directory and ability filters: choose a named ability and required level, inspect a source-linked exact form, then add a worker only if you own it. The Finder compares known ability coverage; it does not convert a combat grade into work speed or claim that every possible form is in its reviewed sample.
For a concrete example, Sherro Basic Form is documented there with source-reported Water Lv 3 and Leisure Lv 3. The Water ability page compares known candidates for a Water task, and the Finder can start at Water Lv 3. Check the exact form and your game before assigning it. None of those Home ability records is a PvE tier placement.
No. It is a comparison of selected placements from linked publishers. We have not tested a complete Aniimo combat ranking, and this page does not recommend a strongest overall character.
No automatic conversion is justified. The scales, inputs and revisions differ. Compare the stated method and the same game mode; a shared upstream list also limits how independent two placements are.
The selected rows do not establish that distinction for every publisher. Inferring a specific form from a species label would add a claim the displayed rows do not support. Our Homeland Finder, when relevant, labels reviewed exact forms separately.
The linked pages and the six shown rows were checked on 25 September 2026. Hideout marks its list updated September 2026 and warns it is beta-based; Aniimo Guide dates its version 1.0 page 16 September 2026. A check date is not proof of a current balance patch. Recheck the original pages for later changes.
Independent fan-made comparison. Source names and grades remain attributed to their publishers. No copied ranking art or complete board is reproduced. Read how this site handles source-reported game information.