Aniimo: How to Filter Your Collection by Rating

Once your storage in Aniimo fills up with duplicates, the fastest way to separate the keepers from the clutter is the Rating filter inside the Aniimo Management screen. Rating reflects each catch’s Potential, so filtering by it groups your weakest copies together and leaves your strongest ones out of the view.

Quick answer: Open Aniimo Management by pressing P, tap the filter icon, pick your tiers under Rating, then press Confirm to show only Aniimo with those ratings.

What the Rating filter does

Rating is Aniimo’s measure of a creature’s innate Potential, and it is separate from Rarity. Filtering by Rarity groups creatures by their form or variant, while filtering by Rating sorts them by how strong a starting point they give you for training. That distinction matters when you want to find low-tier duplicates to release rather than rare forms you plan to keep.

There are four Rating tiers. From lowest to highest, they are Common, Good, Elite, and Perfect.

Rating	Tier	Typical use
Common	Lowest	First candidates to filter out and release
Good	Low	Usually replaced once a stronger copy appears
Elite	High	Worth building around while you hunt Perfect
Perfect	Highest	Best starting stats; keep for long-term training

Accessing Animo Management — The Aniimo Management screen, where every catch is stored and where the Rating filter lives. Shown at 00:27 in AniimoSync’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Filter your Aniimo by Rating

Open your storage by pressing P or clicking the Aniimo icon in the upper-right corner of the screen. This brings up the grid of every Aniimo you have caught across your storage pages.

Open Animo Menu — Pressing P opens the storage menu with your full roster laid out across pages. Shown at 00:12 in StingKnight’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Click the filter icon at the bottom center of the storage screen. This opens the panel with the sorting and filtering criteria, including Rarity, Element, Rating, and Combat Role.

Accessing Filter Options — The filter panel groups your creatures by Rarity, Element, Rating, and Combat Role. Shown at 00:25 in StingKnight’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Scroll down to the Rating category. Ignore the Rarity row here, since it sorts by form rather than Potential.

Filter by Rating — The Rating row is where you pick Potential tiers, separate from the Rarity options above it. Shown at 00:22 in StingKnight’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Select the tiers you want to see. To surface your lowest-Potential duplicates, choose Common and Good. You can pick a single tier or combine several.

Opening Aniimo Storage — The storage grid before any filter is applied, showing every catch mixed together. Shown at 00:13 in StingKnight’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Press Confirm to apply the filter. The storage grid immediately refreshes to display only the Aniimo matching the ratings you selected.

Filtering Animo — Confirming the Rating selection applies the filter and narrows the view to matching creatures. Shown at 01:56 in AniimoSync’s video. Image: Pawprint Studio

Reverse the same steps to isolate your best catches. Filtering for Perfect alone shows only your top-Potential Aniimo, which makes it easy to decide who deserves training resources.

Confirm the filter worked

You will know the filter is active when the storage pages redraw to show only the ratings you chose, with all other Aniimo hidden from view. From here you can click Manage to select creatures in bulk, deselect any you want to keep, and release the rest to receive their farewell gifts.

Reopen the filter panel and clear your Rating selections at any time to return to the full storage view. Because the filter only changes what is displayed, it never moves or removes anything on its own, so it is safe to switch between tiers as often as you need while sorting your collection.