Finishing the main campaign in Aniimo is where the game really opens up. Once the credits roll, seven long-running activities become the core of your play time, spanning collection, combat, puzzles, and base building. Each one feeds a different progression track, and most of them reward the same currencies and materials you need to keep your team strong.
Quick answer: Once the credits roll, prioritize Lumin Amber to unlock infinite stamina. Then clear Sanctums, tackle Pathfinder Challenges, complete the Aniilog, and develop the Homeland. Take on the Holo-Battle Simulator and Omega bosses after your team is stronger.
Every endgame activity in Aniimo
These are the seven activities that stay active after the story. Use the table to see what each one is and what it pays out, then dig into the detailed sections below.
| Activity | What it is | Main reward |
|---|---|---|
| Aniilog | Catch all 206 Aniimo variants | Encyclopedia completion |
 Lumin Amber | Collect 150 across the open world | Branch perks, EXP |
| Holo-Battle Simulator | Timed boss fights, solo or co-op | Reward chests |
| Pathfinder Challenges | Battles against NPC Pathfinders | Besauce Fragments, Safaris, Credits |
| Alpha & Omega Aniimo | Open-world boss captures | Star-Up materials, rare items |
| Sanctums | Puzzle dungeons | EXP, Lumin Amber, chest loot |
| Homeland | Base production | Home Coin |
Where to start after the credits
Not everything is worth doing right away. Some activities need a fully built team, while others make the rest of the game faster. This order gets you the biggest quality-of-life gains first.
- Prioritize Lumin Amber for the Breezy Plains Branch, since infinite stamina makes every other exploration task faster.
- Finish the remaining Sanctums to collect EXP, Amber, and chests.
- In Breezy Plains, tackle Pathfinder Challenges to stockpile Besauce Fragments.
- As you explore, add species, local forms, plus Prismana variants to the Aniilog.
- Upgrade the Homeland to generate passive income and materials.
- Wait until your team is strong before tackling the Holo-Battle Simulator and Omega bosses.
Collection goals: Aniilog and Lumin Amber
Complete the Aniilog
Use the Aniilog as the game’s encyclopedia for every Aniimo you encounter and capture. The current version contains 206 Aniimo variants, with only Somniwing and Irisalis classified as Legendary. Regional forms, Prismana variants, and special evolutions occupy separate slots, making full completion a lengthy long-term project.
Within those 206 entries, 66 require a third evolution stage, while four species never evolve. Review every species’ requirements to identify the materials still needed to complete the missing entries.
Collect all 150 Lumin Amber
You use Lumin Amber to power the Breezy Plains Branch. The open world contains 150 to find, and every one awards 200 player EXP along with 2,000 Aniimo EXP. They may be out in the open, puzzle-gated, or protected by Alpha Aniimo.
Feeding Amber into the Branch unlocks perks that make the whole open world easier to work through:
- Weather changing in the region.
- Previously inaccessible caves become visible.
- Infinite stamina outside of combat.
- Higher catch rate and a better chance of Sparkling forms.
Prioritize the Branch tiers that grant infinite stamina outside of combat. Removing the stamina limit speeds up traversal for every other endgame task.
Combat content: bosses, challenges, and the Holo-Battle Simulator
Defeat Alpha and Omega Aniimo
A time limit applies to these open-world Alpha and Omega Aniimo bosses, and you can either defeat or capture them. Alpha encounters are tougher versions of ordinary creatures that appear at fixed map locations. Omega encounters occur less often, connect to story quests, and require additional Primegy to collect rewards.
The initial boss victory awards EXP along with rare items and Star-Up materials; retrieve them through the Institute Guide menu. Later victories give smaller payouts, but remain worthwhile for farming. After capture, the boss remains on your map, letting you teleport there for another fight.
Primegy is spent when you catch Alpha and Omega Aniimo or claim their rewards, so manage your energy carefully to avoid running out during a fight.
Complete Pathfinder Challenges
Pathfinder Challenges are PvP-style battles against NPC Pathfinders scattered across the map. Before you engage, you can read the opponent’s element and recommended level and prepare a counter team. There are 56 standard and 6 Elite challenges across the continent, with Elite fights marked by a gold border.
Winning yields Besauce Fragments, Safaris, Credits, and upgrade materials. Start at Breezy Plains, where the challenges fit lower-level teams, and save Elite encounters until your team is developed. Trade 40 Besauce Fragments at any Outpost Shop to obtain a Besauce Aniimo.
Play the Holo-Battle Simulator
As the primary solo and co-op endgame mode, the Holo-Battle Simulator pits you against powered-up Alpha Aniimo bosses. You have a three-minute time limit to pursue a high score, which sets the rewards. Chests cost 30 Primegy each, and most runs offer two to three chests.
Because fights are short and intense, this mode is a strong place to test builds and rotations. If your team is not fully set up, begin with easier stages and climb from there.
Clear all 17 Sanctums
Sanctums are puzzle dungeons spread across Breezy Plains. There are 17 in total: 14 can be cleared solo, while 3 require a second player. Each first clear grants 500 EXP and one Lumin Amber, and the chests inside hold Glimmer, Sparkling Crystals, and Credits.
Each puzzle relies on particular Aniimo abilities, such as tunneling, flight, or fire control. When a room blocks your progress, change the party’s Aniimo to gain the needed traversal or elemental ability.
Build the Homeland
Your RV is connected to the Homeland, which serves as your personal base. After completing the final story quest, visit the RV to begin production: put captured Aniimo to work, collect resources, and sell those goods to Astra clients for Home Coin.
You spend Home Coin on new equipment and items for the base. Growing the Homeland provides steady passive income and unlocks extra storage and production slots, so it keeps paying off the longer you run it.
None of these seven tracks are meant to be finished in a session. Treat them as long-term goals, lead with the Lumin Amber perks that make everything else quicker, and rotate through the rest as your team grows strong enough to handle the harder bosses.
