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Best Aniimo team comps for Fire, Wind and Dark teams
The dark team is the only one with every slot named: Pawney, Infal Lupa, Turbo and Glacy. Here are the Fire and Wind damage picks and the supports that fit any team.
The short version
- The recommended dark team is Pawney for damage, Infal Lupa for break, Turbo as support and Glacy as healer.
- Scorchhowl and Infergon can both carry a Fire team as the main damage dealer, and Infergon is the one aimed at bosses.
- Cornet is the main DPS pick for a Wind team.
- Besauce restores energy regardless of element, so it fits any team, and Turbo is a common support pick across many teams.
- Element matters more than build quality: a well-built team of the wrong element cannot brute-force content.
A team in Aniimo is a set of jobs. One Aniimo deals the damage, one handles break, one supports and one keeps the team alive. The recommended Fire, Wind and Dark teams fill those jobs with specific Aniimo. Some of those picks are tied to an element. Others slot in anywhere.
Before the names, one rule shapes everything else on this page. You pick the team for the fight, because the element you bring matters as much as how well you built it.
Why Aniimo elements decide the fight
You have to think about elemental matchups. A well-built team of the wrong element cannot brute-force content. So pouring everything into one favourite squad and taking it everywhere is the mistake to avoid. Having more than one element ready lets you match whatever content is in front of you.
Some elements are easier to field than others. Grass teams are currently relatively weak. That is expected to improve once Iris Solace is available. For now, Fire, Wind and Dark are the teams with clear recommended picks.
The dark team: every slot filled
Dark is the most complete of the three, because every role has a named Aniimo. Pawney is the main DPS. Infal Lupa takes the break slot. Turbo is the support, and Glacy is the healer.
Pawney also earns its place outside the team sheet. It is effective in Egg Heist, in PvP and in Alpha boss dungeon battles. That spread makes it one of the safer Aniimo to invest in, because the investment keeps paying in more than one mode.
Fire and Wind damage dealers
Fire has two candidates for the main damage slot. Scorchhowl is a Fire DPS Aniimo that can be the main damage dealer of a Fire team. Infergon also fits well in a Fire team, and its strength is as the main damage dealer against bosses. If boss content is where your team is struggling, Infergon is the Fire pick to look at.
For Wind, the damage slot goes to Cornet. It is a Wind damage dealer that can serve as the main DPS of a Wind team. Build the rest of the team around it with the flexible supports below.
Support, healer and tank picks that fit any team
Damage dealers are locked to their element. Several support picks are not, and that is what makes them worth raising early.
Besauce works as an energy battery, and its energy restoration is not tied to an element. It fits any team you build. Turbo is one of the top support Aniimo alongside Besauce. It is a common pick across many teams, which is why it also appears in the recommended dark team.
For the healer slot, Fragrancier is a strong support Aniimo that fills it. If you want a sturdier front line instead, Rookie is a tank Aniimo with defensive tools in its kit.
The practical upshot: one well-raised Besauce or Turbo carries over every time you switch elements, while your damage dealer has to change with the matchup.
Where to start
Build at least two elements, because the wrong element cannot be out-built. If you want a full team now, the dark team (Pawney, Infal Lupa, Turbo, Glacy) is the one with every slot named. Raise Besauce or Turbo early so they carry across teams, then add Scorchhowl or Infergon for Fire and Cornet for Wind.
Every fact on this page was re-checked against the released game on 2 October 2026.
