NO.99996
Lunara
holyDPS514 total
Their eyes shimmer with the deep blue light of the moon, and mysterious patterns appear when they wield their power.
Field log
not known yet
Get it
Getting one
Catch it
No habitat recorded. Evolved forms are generally raised rather than found, so follow the chart back to the stage above.
Hatch it
Not published anywhere
Which egg produces Lunara is not known yet. Named eggs lock their outcome, so one very likely does. We will not name it until we have watched one hatch.
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Where do I find Lunara?
How do I catch Lunara?
Landing the catch
Lunara is a special case
You choose this one. Lunara is a starter, so it is not caught at all — and it has no habitat on record either. The starter Aniimo are unsettled: the first major decision is a choice between Lunara, Spirit of the Moon, a Light-type Aniimo given both as a fox and as a divine wolf, and a Sun counterpart named Caelion, Helion, Elion or Halcyon, Spirit of the Sun, and they are also given as a lineup that includes Fenelon.
Everything below is how catching works for any Aniimo — it is not specific to Lunara.
- Wear it down first. Depleting a wild Aniimo's HP and dealing break damage to its break gauge both increase capture success.
- Come at it from behind. Attacking an Aniimo or throwing a capture pod at it from behind grants a back attack bonus that greatly increases the catch rate.
- Better still, catch it asleep. Sleeping wild Aniimo can be approached and captured while they are asleep.
- Put a trap in its path. Traps can be set in the terrain, such as in a wild Aniimo's path, to increase the likelihood of capturing it.
- Throw the right tier. Aniipods come in multiple tiers, and higher tiers carry higher base capture success rates, so stronger Aniipods are recommended for difficult captures, although some specialised models such as Aniipod Track and Tumbler trade raw catch power for utility effects.
- Out-level it. Being a lower level than the target creature reduces catch odds.
- Expect to miss anyway. Aniimo displays a catch success chance when you aim an Aniipod at a wild Aniimo, and any throw below 100% can still fail after the pod shakes.
If it is an Alpha or a Legendary
- Alpha. Alpha Aniimo bosses, including quest Alphas, cannot be captured mid-fight, but defeating one grants an opportunity to catch it, although catch rates are low.
- Save the Ultras. High-tier Anipods, such as Anipod Ultras, should be saved for capturing Alpha Aniimo rather than spent on standard wild Aniimo.
- Legendary. Catching a Legendary Aniimo requires crafting its Legendary Aniipod from legendary tokens, which unlocks the creature's exclusive one-time story encounter, where the player must defeat it in battle before throwing the crafted Aniipod to capture it.
The full catching guide covers pod tiers, stealth and Alpha hunting at length.
Grow it
What it becomes
Lunara has no recorded evolution.
Use it
How does Lunara play?
- Helion and Lunara are both DPS Aniimo of the Light element, which is also referred to as Holy, so neither has an elemental weakness the other does not.
- Starter Lunara is a ranged damage dealer, but her secondary role is unsettled: she is given both as a breaker who deals sustained holy and magical damage from the backline with wide area spells for space control and damage amplification, and as a healer.
- The two starter Aniimo, Lunara and Helion, are both strong, sharing the same elements, identical base stats in every category (ATK 116, 514 total), the same 30% final-damage bonus and the same combat role, differing only in play style and appearance, so Lunara's safer, longer-ranged play pattern does not come at the cost of lower DPS.
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- Lunara is a ranged DPS that attacks enemies from range.
- Lunara has high recovery and bonus healing that support sustained combat.
- Lunara is a ranged combatant equipped with self-recovery mechanics for sustained battles.
- In Aniimo, Lunara is the starter recommended for players who are new to action RPGs or who prefer ranged combat and safer positioning, offering a smoother, more beginner-friendly early game.
- Lunara's stack consumption provides self-sustain that aids in extended fights and reduces the need to retreat.
What are Lunara's skills?
- Trait, Lunar Power: When not attacking with an advantageous element, final damage increases by 30%.Casting a skill or Ultimate grants 4 stacks of [Silver Moon Mark]. Each basic attack hit consumes 1 stack, deals 100% extra damage, and restores 0.5% HP.
- The starter Aniimo, Helion and Lunara, both have passives that increase their final damage by 30% when attacking without an elemental advantage.
- Lunara's signature trait, Lunar Power, grants four stacks of Silver Moon Mark whenever Lunara casts a skill or Ultimate, and each basic attack consumes one stack to deal 100% extra damage and restore HP, though the amount is unsettled: it is given as both 0.01% and 0.5% of HP.
- Lunara's Lumen Bolts skill enhances the area-of-effect damage of Moon Impact.
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- Lunara's skills and ultimate grant Silver Moonmark stacks that empower her basic attacks, and attacks consuming a stack restore some HP.
- Holding down certain skills, mostly ground-targeted ones such as Lunara's and Leaping Sparks, brings up a targeting reticle to aim the area.
- Using an ability with Lunara grants four moon marks that empower subsequent regular attacks.
- Lunara's Lunar Eclipse skill pours moonlight onto a single target to deal damage.
- Lunara's Moon-Washed skill restores EP.
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What does Lunara do at home?
- Homeland work: holy work Lv.3, specialty Lv.3