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Do Capability Fruit upgrades transfer?
Stat effects gained from Capability Fruit transfer automatically to another Aniimo through inheritance, carrying over across generations.
Investing materials into an early creature is not wasted when you find a better replacement later. When you put an Aniimo through inheritance, the upgrades carry over on their own without requiring extra steps or items to preserve the stats.
This automatic carryover covers more than just standard Capability Fruits. Caper fruit effects, Kappa fruit effects, and Keeper fruit effects also transfer automatically during Aniimo inheritance.
Upgrading Tiers and Fruit Costs
Capability Fruits have high-value uses beyond basic stat boosts. Feeding one to an Elite Aniimo upgrades its rarity tier to Perfect, granting plus one Initial Potential in its recommended stat.
Acquiring these fruits requires either currency or patience. A Capability Fruit costs 1,000 Glimmer in the shop. You can also pick them up for free through regular gameplay, such as exchanging 20 Potential Seeds.
Capability Awakening Level Limit
If you plan to reallocate stats rather than transfer them forward, watch your creature's level closely. Capability Awakening can be reset freely at any time for an Aniimo below level 60, fully recovering the training materials invested. Once an Aniimo reaches level 60 or higher, Capability Awakening can no longer be reset.
Read this in context
- How Capability Fruits Work in Aniimo
- Inheritance: transferring level and resonance progress
- Inheritance: Moving Progress Between Aniimo
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