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Console preorder pack contents and web event rewards

The console packs came in two tiers, $9.99 and $19.99, and the free web event hatched five Aniimo in Sparkling forms at 6% each. Here is what each one gave you.

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The short version

  1. The Advanced Edition pre-order pack costs $9.99 and includes the Furry Friend, a cosmetic head pet, plus the Advanced Companion Guide.
  2. The Collector's Edition pre-order pack is listed at $19.99 USD and includes exclusive in-game accessories and the Collector's Companion Handbook; whether it also includes a Primegy Battery is unsettled, because the Xbox listing names one and the PlayStation descriptions do not.
  3. Platform bonuses differ: PlayStation's pack includes the Fluffy Friend accessory, while the Xbox Series X accessory is not settled between a baby Skybones and the Xbox-themed Doggo Dude.
  4. The free Time to Aniimo! web event gave three random eggs a day, with each regular form at a 14% hatch rate and each Sparkling form at 6%.
  5. Web event rewards only arrive if you log into the game with the identical email or phone number you pre-registered with.

Aniimo's early bonuses came from two places. On consoles there were paid pre-order packs, sold in two tiers on PlayStation 5 and Xbox. On the official website there was a free event that let you hatch eggs every day in the run-up to release, plus pre-registration milestones with rewards of their own.

None of it changes how strong you can get. Aniimo has no gacha system, so there are no character banners, creature loot boxes or gacha pulls, and paid bundles and battle passes contain no exclusive gameplay items. What you are buying or earning here is mostly cosmetics, a Companion Guide, and a head start.

This page covers what each pack contained, where the platforms differ, how the web event worked, and the one account detail that decides whether its rewards ever reach you.

The two console editions

Before release, Aniimo offered two extended pre-order editions on consoles: the Advanced Edition and the Collector's Edition. Pre-order packs were available on PlayStation 5 and Xbox, and both were optional. The bundles are priced at $9.99 and $19.99.

The Advanced Edition is the $9.99 tier. It includes the Furry Friend, a cosmetic head pet, and the Advanced Companion Guide.

The Collector's Edition is the $20 tier, listed as the Aniimo Pre-Order Pack: Collector's Edition at $19.99 USD. It includes exclusive in-game accessories along with the Collector's Companion Handbook, which the pack also calls the Collector's Companion Guide. The Companion Handbook is the battle pass, and it has its own guide on this site; the short version is that these packs unlock a tier of it rather than adding a separate system.

Outside the dollar price, the Collector's Edition costs about $19.99 to €20 on the App Store, €23 on Xbox and €24 on PlayStation 5. So the same pack is dearest on PlayStation in euros.

Console pre-order editions

Advanced Edition

  • Priced at $9.99
  • Includes the Furry Friend cosmetic head pet
  • Includes the Advanced Companion Guide

Collector's Edition

  • Listed at $19.99 USD
  • Includes exclusive in-game accessories
  • Includes the Collector's Companion Handbook

Where PlayStation and Xbox differ

The platform packs are not identical, and two points are still unsettled.

PlayStation's pre-order pack includes the Fluffy Friend, an exclusive in-game cosmetic accessory. Pre-ordering on Xbox Series X also grants an exclusive cosmetic accessory, but which one is not settled: it appears as both a baby Skybones and the Xbox-themed Doggo Dude.

The Primegy Battery is the other open question. The Xbox listing for the Collector's Edition names it explicitly, next to the handbook rewards and the exclusive accessory. The PlayStation descriptions leave it out. If that battery matters to you, check your own platform's store page rather than assuming the two packs match.

The Time to Aniimo! web event

The Time to Aniimo! event ran on the official website from August 26 to September 3, 2026 (UTC+8). It was completely free. If you logged in on a given day, you got an allowance of three random Aniimo eggs to hatch, and that allowance reset once per day. Missing a day meant missing that day's eggs.

Five Aniimo could hatch: Susuta, Celestis, Fentuft, Nimbi and Emberpup. Each came in a regular form and a Sparkling form. The regular form of each had a 14% hatch rate, and each Sparkling form had a 6% hatch rate. The odds were the same across all five creatures, so no single one was rarer than another; the Sparkling versions were the thing worth hoping for.

The catch is the account link. Web event rewards are only granted if you log into the game with the identical email or phone number you used to pre-register, so that it matches your official game account. Hatch everything on one email and sign into the game with another, and nothing arrives.

Pre-registration and the Bond Pact

Pre-registration was open on the official website, Google Play Store, App Store and Epic Games Store, and you needed it to claim milestone rewards. The 15 million milestone reward is two AniPod Ultras. As with the web event, the rewards follow the account you pre-registered with.

Global Closed Beta testers had a separate carryover. The Bond Pact: Seal Your Aniimo event let them seal one Aniimo inside an egg. That removed it from Aniimo Management during the beta, and it could be reclaimed on the same account at the official launch. One creature, one account: sealing it did not move it anywhere else.

How this fits the rest of the shop

Aniimo's microtransactions focus on paid currency, bundles and cosmetics, and the pre-order packs sit comfortably inside that. The things that are genuinely exclusive here are cosmetic accessories. Everything in paid bundles and battle passes can be acquired through normal gameplay.

If you are weighing a pack against ongoing spending, the Monthly Pass lasts 30 days. Its dollar price is unsettled, because it is given as both US$4.99 and US$5.00 depending on the storefront, and euro storefronts list it at €5.99. The Glimmer and Cash Shop guide covers which purchases are worth it.

Where to start

Nothing here is power, so only buy a console pack if you want the cosmetic that comes with it. Pick the $9.99 Advanced Edition for the Furry Friend and the Advanced Companion Guide, or the $19.99 Collector's Edition for the extra accessories and the Collector's Companion Handbook. Look at your own platform's store page to see which accessory and whether a Primegy Battery come with it. For the web event and pre-registration rewards, what matters is signing into the game with the exact email or phone number you registered with.

Parts of this page were re-checked against the released game on 27 September 2026. The rest has not been re-confirmed since release.

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