About
Aniimo Eggs measures how often each egg actually drops, and publishes the result with the sample size attached. That is the whole reason it exists.
There are already a dozen good Aniimo wikis, and the publisher runs one of its own. Between them they cover the dex, the maps, the spawns and the systems. None of that needed doing again. What none of them publish is a measured drop rate. That is the gap, and it is the one thing here you cannot get somewhere else.
How to read a number here
Measured. The rate, the interval it could really be in, and the number of draws behind it. Solid border, green.
What you can hold us to
Every rate shows its sample size
And its 95% interval. A figure from forty draws looks different from one from four thousand, and both are labelled.
Below the threshold, it says measuring
An egg gets no page and no number until enough draws exist to say something. Which is the opposite of what someone inventing figures would do.
A written fact never becomes a rate
The guides and answers are written facts. None of them can become a rate, be averaged into one, or sit in a rate table.
Nothing is rounded to look better
Nothing is estimated either. A figure we cannot stand behind is not published, and a wrong one is re-checked rather than defended.
Before launch there is nothing to measure, so everything dated before 16 September describes the closed beta. The game arrives 16 September on PC and console, 23 September on mobile. How the measured data works.
What is here
- Creaturesevery Aniimo, with its family, habitats and what it lets you reach
- Eggsevery egg in the game and what it is promised to hatch
- Guidesin the order you will need them
- Answersone-sentence answers, on one page
- Rateseggs with a measured drop rate
- Codesevery working redeem code, and what each one gives
Who runs it
A small team, anonymously, and deliberately so.
That is a fair thing to be suspicious of, so here is the argument for reading the site anyway: nothing here asks you to take anyone's word for it. Every rate carries the number of observations behind it and the interval around it, so you can see for yourself whether it is worth anything.
Named authors are worth something, and going without is a real cost rather than a clever move. It is accepted on purpose: this site publishes numbers about a game, and a name would not make a single one of them more true.
Reachable, though: support@aniimoeggs.com
Corrections
If something here is wrong, it might well be. Rates shift when the game is rebalanced, and anything written before launch can go stale. Anything that disagrees with what is published gets re-checked rather than defended.
Something wrong? support@aniimoeggs.com
If you represent the publisher and want something changed or removed, the same address reaches us and it will be done.