A dedicated healer changes how long fights play out in Aniimo. When your damage dealer can’t drop a tough monster fast enough, the whole party starts eating hits, and a HEAL-role creature is what buys everyone a second attempt. The healers below range from easy early catches to endgame picks worth building your team around.
Quick answer: Catch Gracewing and Glacy for late-game teams, and lean on Pranky, Bubbeep, and its evolution Glameep while you level up.
Every healing Aniimo at a look
| Healer | Element | Where to catch | Standout effect |
|---|---|---|---|
 Gracewing | Wind | Open world, or evolve Flutternym | Off-field party healing plus EP regen |
 Glacy | Water/Ice | Nimbus Fields, Tideblossom Coast, or evolve Pranky | Team-wide heal ultimate and damage buff |
| Glameep | Grass/Water | Crescent Bay, or evolve Bubbeep | +15% healing received for allies |
| Bubbeep | Grass/Water | Crescent Bay | HP-scaling regen and shields |
 Pranky | Water | Multiple habitats, or evolve Skippy | Healing over time |
 Flutternym | Wind | Nimbus Fields, Mistwoods, Blitzwood, Sea of Flowers | Early Wind healer that becomes Gracewing |
Best healers for late-game teams
Gracewing
Gracewing is the pick most teams settle on once they’re deep into the game. It’s a Wind-type healer with a base HP of 110, plus 98 attack, 85 defense, and 104 EP regen. Its real value comes from the way it heals even when it isn’t the active creature.
While off the field, Gracewing lingers as a phantom and restores HP to your active character whenever they cast a skill or ultimate. On top of that continuous sustain, its Phantomfly skill hands EP regen to the whole party, and it can also strip debuffs off allies. That mix of healing, energy support, and cleansing is why it works in almost any lineup rather than a single element setup. You can find it in the open world or evolve it from Flutternym, and its emergency assist skill, Help! Gracewing!, carries a 150 power rating.
Glacy
Glacy is the other healer worth chasing for endgame play, and it doubles as a support. Its ultimate heals every ally for 36% of Glacy’s own health over 6 seconds, giving you a big recovery burst on demand. Its Glimmer Shot skill then raises the whole team’s damage by 20% for 10 seconds, so it keeps contributing even when nobody needs healing.
The standard form comes from Nimbus Fields and Tideblossom Coast in the open world, or by evolving Pranky with 1x Wave Stone. A Prismana variant of Glacy is available through the free selector, where it’s the only healer among the choices on offer.
Healers to build early
Flutternym
Flutternym is the simplest healer to run in your opening hours. It’s a Wind-type with 94 base HP and 85 EP regen, and it tops off the team whenever it casts a skill. It shows up in Nimbus Fields, The Mistwoods, Blitzwood, and the Sea of Flowers. Keep it around, because it evolves into Gracewing once it hits Aniimo level 21 with a Gust Stone x1.
Pranky
Pranky is a solid early heal that later becomes one of the strongest healers in the game. Its Healing Water skill restores HP over 5 seconds and scales off Pranky’s own HP, so building health directly improves its output. You can catch it in Nimbus Fields, the Mistwoods, Beast Fang Ridge, the Forest of Falling Stars, and The Argent Strait, or evolve Skippy into it. It’s also the creature you evolve into Glacy, which makes it a smart long-term investment.
Bubbeep and Glameep
Bubbeep is a mid-game healer caught in the Crescent Bay area, and it sits first in its evolution line. It grants health regen based on its own HP, and its Baa-Baa Sweetbub skill drops a shield on allies that also scales off Bubbeep’s health. That single scaling stat makes it easy to build, since stacking HP raises both its healing and its shielding at once.
Glameep is Bubbeep’s evolved form, obtained from Crescent Bay or by evolving Bubbeep. The reason to trade up is Leafwave Bubble, an innate skill that costs 0 EP, lasts 30 seconds, and raises the healing all allies receive by 15%. That’s a meaningful boost to every other healer on the field, which is why Glameep is the version you want once you can reach it.
If you’re building from scratch, start with Flutternym or Pranky to cover early fights, then funnel your materials toward their evolutions. Gracewing and Glacy are the payoff, and thanks to Pranky feeding into Glacy and Flutternym feeding into Gracewing, catching the early healers is already progress toward the best ones.
