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What is the Homeland in Aniimo?
The Homeland is the game's base-building system, a private domain spread across a multi-area map where everyday gameplay involves house building, gathering resources, planting crops, converting resources into other materials, building decorations, arranging custom habitats for caught Aniimo, developing Aniimo and expanding the creature collection.
Access the Homeland through your RV to automate resource gathering and crafting.
Assigned Aniimo handle chores on a timer, tending crops, drawing water, and manufacturing goods while you travel or remain logged off. Upgrading your production buildings raises both overall material yields and storage capacity.
Placing your Aniimo in homeland buildings lets you interact directly with them. Petting them causes them to sparkle and yield stars. Maintaining their workload requires rest facilities, including beds, resting pods, and cushions to restore their sanity.
Putting Aniimo to work
Every species has a distinct base specialty. Shelly family members assigned to the Tidewhisper Sandcastle facility produce Pearls, while the dance pad passively yields growth flowers and fruits. At Homestead rank six, the Starfall Hammock unlocks for creatures with the leisure ability, who produce items while playing. Higher-investment catches scale further, with Nova-stage Prismana Aniimo able to reach level 4 in their homeland ability.
Because every station needs workers, keep lower-rarity catches on hand instead of clearing them out. Common and good rarity Aniimo fill essential chores, and blanket auto-releasing risks throwing away utility forms or split evolutions needed around your plots.
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