Aniilog

How to read an accession card

Each card prints the official number, the English name, wikiItemId, elements, role, and stage. Morphology on every published row is Basic Form, so the grid skips a morphology column that is Basic Form on every row. Descriptions stay on wiki.aniimo.com rather than being copied onto every card, which keeps this page a filterable index instead of a 86-paragraph reprint.

Elements in the live index are dark, electric, fire, grass, holy, ice, rock, water, and wind. Roles are BREAK, DPS, Heal, REGEN, and Support. Stages are Lumin, Gamma, and Nova. Inferlupa is the sample dual-element row: fire and dark, BREAK, Nova, wikiItemId 10003059.

Search matches name and number. Element, role, and stage are exact filters. The count under the controls is the number of official rows still visible, not a new census. If a filter combination prints zero, the index does not contain that mix. It is not a loading error.

Emberpup, the fire line, and the holy starters

Emberpup 001 is fire DPS Lumin, wikiItemId 10003064, and is named in the Pawprint launch letter. Flameruff 002 is fire DPS Gamma. Scorchhowl 003 is fire DPS Nova. Inferlupa 004 is fire and dark BREAK Nova. Those four are the accession sample the design brief asked this grid to keep readable at a glance.

Helion 99998 and Lunara 99996 are holy DPS Lumin. Their numbers are the official index numbers, not a fan reorder. Steam's First Companion achievement still points at those two names as the pair you team up with first. When a guide says start with Helion, it is talking about that achievement, not about NO.001.

Irisalis appears on the Rainbow of the Ground achievement as a teammate, which is why that name matters even if you filter the grid for it. The index is the place to confirm whether a name is a published row before this archive builds a slug around it.

86 published names, 200 discoverable

Xbox Wire's more-than-200 figure is a launch-world claim. The official wiki's 86 is a published-index claim. This page is the 86. Filling the gap with guessed names would break the archive rule. If wiki.aniimo.com adds rows, the filter should grow. Until then, 86 is the catalog you can actually search here.

Aniilog Beginner, Index Adept, and Aniilog Expert are Steam achievements at 10, 40, and 80 recorded Aniimo. Aniimology Expert asks you to upgrade the Breezy Plains Aniilog to Level 9. Those rungs use the same word, Aniilog, for both the book and a regional upgrade. This folio is the book.

Use Catching when a row is a wild target you still need to throw at. Use Twine when a row is already collected and you need to become it. Use this grid when you only need the official fields.

Keep both numbers in view when you talk about the live roster. The 86 is what this grid can search. The 200 is what Xbox Wire says is in the world. A missing name is a missing official row, not a bug in the filter controls.

Filters are archive tabs, not a new taxonomy

The official index already filters by element, role, and stage. This page exposes those same shared fields. It does not add a community tier, a spawned-in region column, or a made-up rarity. If you need Breezy Plains as a place, that is the Idyll page. If you need a catch product, that is Catching.

Dual-element rows such as Inferlupa match either element filter. A fire filter still shows Inferlupa because fire is one of its marks. Role and stage stay single-value on the published rows, so those filters are simple equals.

Clear filters returns the full 86. URL query parameters keep the same four keys so a copied link opens the same tab. Search is debounced so typing Ember does not thrash the grid on every letter.

If you are matching a screenshot of the in-game index, set the same element and stage first, then search the name. That order matches how the official Aniilog already groups cards, and it keeps a long English name from hiding a dual-element row.

Why these cards have no creature portraits

Official wiki portraits sit on a publisher CDN that this Steam-bound media set does not republish. The live stills on this site are Steam screenshots assigned to routes. This grid would be lying if it treated a meadow screenshot as Emberpup's database portrait.

The numbered cream card is the honest shape: accession number, name, marks, role, stage, wikiItemId. That is what steam-ss-2 demonstrates in the official screenshot language, and it is what the 86 records actually contain.

If you need a picture, open the official index page for that wikiItemId. This archive links that index as a source rather than hotlinking its portraits.