What cosmetics are in the $20 pre-order tier?

Both items sit on top of the base pack rewards rather than replacing them, so they are additions to the tier and not the whole of what the money buys. Neither one touches how your Aniimo perform. They are appearance items, and that is the point of them.

This is the Collector's Edition, one of two extended pre-order editions offered on consoles before launch. It is listed at $19.99 to $20 depending on where you look at it.

None of it is required to play. Aniimo is free to download and play at launch with no upfront purchase, and pre-order packages grant supplementary rewards rather than access to the game itself.

The rest of the Collector's Edition

Alongside the frame and the doll, the pack carries exclusive in-game accessories and the Collector's Companion Guide. Companion Handbooks are Aniimo's battle pass system, so the Guide is the battle pass component of this tier.

You can buy this tier on its own. Purchasing the Collector's Edition does not require buying the Advanced Edition first, so the two packs are not a ladder you have to climb in order.

How it differs from the $9.99 pack

The Advanced Edition at $9.99 is built around different things. Its cosmetic is the Furry Friend, a head pet, and it also includes a Prismana Aniimo egg and the Advanced Companion Handbook, which unlocks access to the premium Battle Pass reward track and comes with evolution materials for its bundled Aniimo family. The console version of that pack adds exclusive in-game accessories too.

So if what you want is the premium reward track, that is what the $10 tier is for. The $20 tier's frame and doll are cosmetics layered on the collector's package.

Not settled: One item in this pack is not settled: a Primegy Battery is listed as part of the Collector's Edition on Xbox alongside the handbook rewards and the exclusive accessory, but it is absent from the PlayStation description of the same pack.