Primegy is the meter that decides how often you can repeat Aniimo’s most valuable loops, and the Primegy Battery is the only item that refills it on demand. It is an Epic consumable, it never drops from wild encounters, and every route to one is either a progression milestone, a shop counter, or a paid pack.
Quick answer: Primegy Batteries come from Level Up Rewards at 12 specific player levels, the Training Materials shop for 60 Paw Coin, the Mysterious Vendor for 250,000 Credits, and the Keepsakes Companion Handbook monthly pass.
Primegy Battery effect and stats
One battery restores 60 Primegy instantly. That is six hours of natural regeneration, since Primegy ticks back at one point every six minutes up to a base cap of 300.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Category | Consumable |
| Type | Healing |
| Rarity | Epic |
| Effect | Restore 60 Primegy |
| Dismantles into | Credits x1000 |
Batteries can be broken down for 1,000 Credits each. That is almost never worth doing given what a battery buys you in boss attempts, but it is there if your inventory is overflowing.
All Primegy Battery sources in Aniimo
| Source | Cost | Repeatable |
|---|---|---|
| Level Up Rewards | Free | No, 12 fixed levels |
| Training Materials shop | 60 Paw Coin | Yes |
| Mysterious Vendor | 250,000 Credits | Yes |
| Keepsakes Companion Handbook | Real money | Monthly |
| Collector’s launch pack | Real money | One-time |
Shop stock rotates by section rather than by battery, so the practical limit on the two vendor routes is how much Paw Coin and how many Credits you have banked, not the item itself.
Level Up Rewards: The free batteries
The largest free supply is tied to account level. Batteries sit in the Level Up Rewards menu and stay there until you collect them, so nothing is lost if you level past a milestone without opening the screen. The grants begin at level 29 and continue in a mostly five-level rhythm before tightening around the level 50 stretch.
- Levels 29, 34, 39 and 44
- Levels 48, 49 and 50 in consecutive order
- Levels 54, 59, 64 and 69
- Level 70
That is 12 separate battery payouts across the climb from 29 to 70. Open the Level Up Rewards menu after any level-up and claim everything marked as unlocked.
Buying Primegy Batteries from vendors
Training Materials for 60 Paw Coin
The Training Materials counter lists the battery at 60 Paw Coin. This is the cheapest renewable route for most players, because Paw Coin accumulates through normal play rather than through a currency conversion.
Mysterious Vendor for 250,000 Credits
The Mysterious Vendor sells the same item for 250,000 Credits. It is an expensive listing in raw Credits terms, and worth noting against the 1,000 Credits you get back from dismantling one. Treat this counter as a Credit sink for players sitting on a surplus, not as a routine refill.
Keepsakes Companion Handbook and paid packs
Buying the Keepsakes Companion Handbook monthly pass delivers batteries immediately, with no wait for a daily tick. The pass also lifts the Primegy ceiling from 300 to 600, which matters more than the batteries themselves if you play in long sessions a few times a week rather than daily.
The paid Collector’s launch pack also includes a Primegy Battery among its immediate contents. Separately, Primegy itself can be purchased directly for 50 Glimmer, so a battery is not the only way to top up outside the natural clock.
Real money purchases also bypass the daily and weekly energy limits that sit above the 300 cap.
When to spend a Primegy Battery
Sixty points is a precise amount, and it maps cleanly onto Aniimo’s gated activities. Knowing the price list tells you exactly what one battery converts into.
| Activity | Primegy cost | Per battery |
|---|---|---|
| Alpha Aniimo attempt | 30 | 2 attempts |
| Omega Aniimo attempt | 50 | 1 attempt |
| Homeland final processing | 20 | 3 batches |
| Holo-Battle reward claim | Claim cost | Varies |
Home crafting draws from the same pool as field activity, so an Aniipod or experience item made at the bench is directly competing with a boss attempt. Decide what the battery is for before you use it.
Primegy stops accumulating at the cap, so anything a battery pushes past 300 (or 600 on the pass) is discarded. Spend your meter down before drinking one.
Confirming the refill worked
Using a battery is instant and visible. The Primegy counter jumps by 60 the moment you confirm, and the battery leaves your inventory. If the number does not move, you were already at the cap and the item stays unused rather than being consumed for nothing.
For claimed rewards, check the Level Up Rewards entry itself. A collected milestone switches out of its claimable state, and the battery count in your consumables list rises accordingly. Batteries stack, so there is no downside to banking several before a session where you plan to chain Alpha or Omega attempts back to back.
