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Can Aniimo work in the homeland and RV factory?
Aniimo can assist players with tasks in the homeland and work as laborers in the RV factory.
◇verified at launch · Sept 2026
The Homeland is the solo base you build for yourself. You construct and furnish houses, decorate the space, cultivate crops, and house the Aniimo you have collected. Any of those housed Aniimo can be put on farm duty rather than left sitting in storage, which is what turns a catching habit into something that pays you back.
That work runs passively, on real-world time, while you are away doing anything else. You do not stand there and watch a crop grow. You set the assignments, go off to play, and the resources accumulate in the background. The practical effect is that time spent away from the Homeland is not time the Homeland stops earning, so it is worth leaving it fully staffed before you log off.
The RV factory is the other posting. Aniimo assigned there work as laborers, which is a different job from farming your own plot and is handled separately from the Homeland's own production.
Which Aniimo you assign matters
Each species has a specific work specialty and its own abilities for base tasks. Your labor roster is not interchangeable, so an Aniimo you would never take into a fight can still be the right one for a particular job. It also means there is a reason to keep catching past the point where you have a team you like. Battle strength and work value are two separate things, and the Homeland only cares about the second.
Not settled: Whether an Aniimo posted to the RV factory is still available for Homeland farming, and what the factory gives back for the labor, is not settled.
Related questions
- Do Aniimo have Homeland work specialties?
- Can Aniimo work in your Homeland?
- How does Homeland resource generation work?
- What activities are available in the Homeland?
From the closed beta, not measured. How measured figures work, and why this is not one