Guides › Guide
Daily and Weekly Routine
Check Home Orders first so your crops are ready in time, claim the free Voxel Coins in Astra every day, and watch the Holo Shop because its stock changes weekly.
The short version
- Check Home Orders at the start of every session, because that tells you which crops to plant while there is still time to grow them.
- Free Voxel Coins can be claimed in Astra every day, and the claim is easy to forget.
- Daily quests give materials and rewards, so they are the steady part of every session.
- Holo Shop stock rotates weekly, so look through it each week before the items change.
- Raising your World Level improves the rewards you get through the Energy System, so the same Energy pays out better as you progress.
Most of your progress in Aniimo comes from small things you do on repeat, not from one big push. Some of them reset daily, some weekly, and a few reward you for keeping at a system that is easy to put off.
This checklist follows a normal session in order. It starts with the jobs that cost you something if you leave them late, then covers the weekly checks, then the activities that build up over time.
First Five Minutes: Home Orders and Free Coins
Open Home Orders before anything else. They tell you which crops you need, and if you check them at the start of a session you can get the right crops planted in time. If you check them at the end, you find out what you needed after the chance to grow it has gone.
After that, go to Astra and claim your free Voxel Coins. They can be claimed every day. It takes almost no time, and it is exactly the kind of task you forget once you are in the middle of something else.
Daily Quests and the Companion Handbook
Daily quests give you materials and rewards when you finish them. They are the steady base of each session. You will not see much change from one day of them, but they add up.
The Companion Handbooks are Aniimo's battle pass. Keep them in mind while you do your dailies, because your regular play is what moves you through the pass and gets you its rewards.
Weekly Checks: The Holo Shop
Holo Shop stock rotates on a weekly schedule. If you see something you want, don't wait until next week, because it may be gone by then. Make a habit of looking through the shop once a week, even when you aren't planning to buy anything.
Energy, World Level and Where Rare Materials Come From
As your World Level goes up, the rewards from the Energy System get better. That is the main reason to keep raising your World Level. The Energy you spend later in the game is worth more than the same Energy spent early on.
Sanctum puzzle dungeons give rare materials when you complete them. Holo-Sim gauntlets are combat simulations with roguelike mechanics. Each encounter is harder than the last, and getting through them unlocks powers. Daily quests keep a steady flow of materials coming in. Sanctums are where the rarer materials come from, and Holo-Sim runs are where you unlock new powers.
The Systems You Shouldn't Neglect: Homeland, RV and Events
Putting off the Homeland and RV systems is a mistake. Working on them makes you stronger, so skipping them leaves you weaker than you need to be. They fit into a routine well: you are already checking Home Orders at the start of every session, so the Homeland is part of your day anyway.
Special events are separate from the normal daily and weekly cycle. They offer limited-time rewards, exclusive quests and temporary map zones. Because all of that is temporary, a running event should go near the top of your list. The dailies will still be there tomorrow, and the event will not.
Where to start
Each session: check Home Orders and plant, claim your Voxel Coins in Astra, then do your daily quests. Each week: look through the Holo Shop before its stock rotates. Fill the rest of your time with Sanctums, Holo-Sim runs, and work on your Homeland and RV. When an event is running, do it first.
Every fact on this page was re-checked against the released game on 18 September 2026.