NO. 68NTraining & EvolutionUpdated: 2026.10.24
Aniimo Inheritance, Prismana Orb & Awakened Capability Reset FAQ – What Carries Over, Prismana Form Stays, Reset Costs 200,000 Credits
Inheritance costs 20,000 Credits · Same family only · Level, Resonance stage, Star Rank and Capability Awakening swap places · Prismana and Umbral forms stay · Heritage Amulet is an equipment item · 25 species for the Prismana Orb · Capability Awakening reset costs 200,000 Credits, Lv. 60 or below · Support Aniimo can Star Up tooWhile raising Aniimo, questions come up: "I caught a better one – do I have to raise it from scratch?", "Can a Prismana Orb be used on any Aniimo?", "I put my points in the wrong place – can I undo it?" This post answers them with in-game screens: what Inheritance (20,000 Credits) carries over and its conditions, whether Prismana and Umbral forms stay, which Aniimo can use a Prismana Orb, the Capability Awakening reset cost (200,000 Credits) and level limit, and Star Up for Support Aniimo.
- Inheritance: 20,000 Credits · same family only · only from a more developed Aniimo to a less developed one
- What carries over: the Aniimo’s EXP and level · Resonance stage · Star Rank · Capability Awakening · Capafruit – the values of the two Aniimo swap places
- Form: the receiving Aniimo’s Prismana or Umbral form stays as it is
- The Heritage Amulet is not an item used for Inheritance – it is an equipment item
- Prismana Orb: 25 Breezy Plains Aniimo · you must have obtained that Prismana form at least once · Acquired Potential, mutations and personality are kept
- Capability Awakening reset: 200,000 Credits (the first reset costs the same) · Lv. 60 or below · 100% of materials returned
At a glance
At a glance• Caught a better Aniimo? Inherit from your trained Aniimo → level, Resonance stage, Star Rank and Capability Awakening move to the new one
• Want to raise a Prismana Aniimo? Even after Inheritance, the receiving Aniimo keeps its Prismana form
• Want to redo your Capability Awakening? Reset it for 200,000 Credits before it passes Lv. 60
• Giving an Aniimo to a friend? Inherit its training to another Aniimo first – if you just give it away, its training is reset and the materials are not returned
11. Inheritance – what carries over?
- On the [Inheritance] option of the Aniimo info screen, pick the source Aniimo (the trained one) and the Inherit Aniimo. The cost is 20,000 Credits.
- In-game notice: "The Aniimo’s EXP, level, Resonance stage and Star Rank, Capability Awakening, Capafruit, and more are fully inherited. Any surplus growth items are returned in full."
- The training of the two Aniimo swaps places. The Aniimo that receives Inheritance gets the level and Capability Awakening values of the source Aniimo, and the source Aniimo takes the values the receiver originally had.
- Help entry "Inheritance Rules": "Inheritance only applies from a fully developed Aniimo to a less developed one. All progress including level, resonance and capability will carry over, with excess materials returned in full."
Inheritance cost
Credits20,00022. When you cannot inherit
- Different family: "Only Aniimo of the same family can inherit."
- The receiver is more developed: "The selected Aniimo’s training progress already exceeds the source Aniimo’s, so inheritance cannot be performed." – it is blocked if even one training value of the receiver is higher.
- An Aniimo that has never been trained: "This Aniimo has not been trained. No inheritance needed."
- Aniimo in your party, at Home or on a Deploy: take them out of the battle and exploration party, bring them back from the RV Home, and wait until they return from the Deploy before inheriting.
33. Are Prismana and Umbral forms transferred by Inheritance?
- The form is not transferred – the receiving Aniimo’s form stays. If you inherit onto a Prismana or Umbral Aniimo, only the training comes over and the Prismana or Umbral look stays as it is.
- So you can raise an Aniimo in its normal form first and later inherit onto a Prismana Aniimo you catch.
- The "inherit the Prismana form" wording in breeding and outing descriptions means the form of the parent or outing Aniimo passes on to a new Aniimo – it is a different thing from this Inheritance feature.
- The Umbral appearance disappears when you change form. Official notice: "After changing the form, the Vein energy surrounding your Aniimo will dissipate and its Umbral appearance will vanish."
44. Is the Heritage Amulet used for Inheritance?
- No. The Heritage Amulet is an equipment item that only shares part of the name. Inheritance costs only Credits.
- Effect: "Grants a shield equal to 4% of max HP for 5s after taking damage 10 times." Upgrading raises the shield to 6% of max HP, and at stage 3 the shield cannot be broken – if it remains unbroken when its duration ends, 100% of the remaining shield is converted into healing for the whole team.
55. Before you gift or trade to a friend
- In-game notice: "Before entrusting it to a friend, you can pass its training items on to another Aniimo. If you don’t, all trained abilities will be reset when you give it away, and the training items cannot be recovered." The same notice appears for trades.
- To give away a trained Aniimo, first inherit its training to another Aniimo of the same family.
66. Which Aniimo can use a Prismana Orb?
- Item description: "Can only be used on a Breezy Plains Aniimo you own, provided its Prismana Form has been unlocked. Changes it into its Prismana Form while retaining its Acquired Potential, mutations, and personality."
- The 25 species it works on: Stellarys, Infergon, Pawney, Ignitis, Fulmintis, Glacy, Scorchhowl, Inferlupa, Glynsera, Luminelle, Panpanta, Cornet, Sherro, Hexxin, Iris, Irisal, Blazen, Turbo, Magmarex, Fenmane, Thornblade, Melloblum, Waleetle, Grizbo, Sparkelf
- Irisalis and Somniwing are Prismana from the start, so they are not targets, and Prismana Glameep is a Whisperwake Isles Aniimo, so it is not a target either.
- There is no use button in the bag. Choose the Prismana form in [Change Form] on the Aniimo info screen and 1 Prismana Orb is used.
- To change back to another form you need a Morph Orb, and you must have obtained that form of the same Aniimo before.
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Who should you use the Prismana Orb on?
Where to get Prismana Orbs and which Aniimo to use them on, all in one place.
77. Reset Awakened Capability – 200,000 Credits, Lv. 60 or below
- The Acquired Potential you raised through Capability Awakening can be reset for 200,000 Credits. The first reset costs the same, and there is no free reset.
- Reset window text: "[Please Note: Aniimo above Lv. 60 cannot be reset] Spend 200000 Credits to reset upgraded Acquired Potential for Aniimo at Lv. 60 or below. After the reset, 100% of the items used will be returned…"
- You get back only the materials you actually spent on Capability Awakening. If you used only Star Dust, you get only Star Dust back; if you also used Star Sand or Starcryst Essence, each comes back in the amount you spent. The reset window shows which materials and how many you will get back.
- Once an Aniimo passes Lv. 60 it cannot be reset, so decide your Acquired Potential split before then.
Reset cost · materials that can be returned (only what you spent)
Credits200,000
Star Dust
Star Sand
Starcryst Essence⭐
Capability Awakening guide
Innate and Acquired Potential, the +4% at every multiple of 4, and what to raise first.
88. Can Support Aniimo Star Up too?
- Yes. Star Up works the same for every Aniimo – the same stages and the same materials – regardless of role (DPS, Tank, Healer or Support).
- Star Up opens after you finish the main story "Promotion: Dewdrop Crystal’s Resonance". The materials are Dewdrop Crystals (Breezy Plains · Whisperwake Isles · family-specific), Element Stones, and Phenomena Crystals for entering ranks 6 and 7.
- The Precious Dewdrop Crystal: "Precious Dewdrop Crystal, can be used as Resonance material in place of specific Family Dewdrop Crystals."
- When you release an Aniimo: "Items spent on Resonance star ups and ascensions are fully refunded, while some items spent on leveling up are partially refunded."
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Star Up overview
Sub-ranks per stage, ascension level requirements and the materials you need.
FAQ
- Q. How much does Aniimo Inheritance cost?
- 20,000 Credits. You do not need any item such as the Heritage Amulet.
- Q. What happens to the trained Aniimo when I inherit?
- The training of the two Aniimo swaps places. The receiver gets the level, Resonance stage, Star Rank, Capability Awakening and Capafruit, and the source takes the values the receiver originally had. Leftover growth items are returned.
- Q. Does Inheriting onto a Prismana Aniimo remove its Prismana form?
- No. The receiver’s Prismana or Umbral form stays as it is and only the training comes over.
- Q. Can different Aniimo inherit from each other?
- Only within the same family, and only from a more developed Aniimo to a less developed one.
- Q. Can a Prismana Orb be used on any Aniimo?
- Only on the 25 Breezy Plains Aniimo, and you must have obtained that Aniimo’s Prismana form at least once. Use it in [Change Form] on the Aniimo info screen.
- Q. Is the first Capability Awakening reset free?
- No. It costs 200,000 Credits from the very first time, and only Aniimo at Lv. 60 or below can be reset. You get 100% of the materials back.
- Q. Can Support Aniimo Star Up too?
- Yes. Star Up is the same for every Aniimo regardless of role.
Pro tips
- •If you plan to catch a better Aniimo later, keep your current one for now and move its training over with Inheritance – you will not need to spend the materials again.
- •When you catch a Prismana Aniimo, you can inherit from an Aniimo of the same family that you raised and use it right away.
- •Fix your Acquired Potential split before the Aniimo passes Lv. 60.