Aniimo type chart

Nine elements, three damage bands, no immunities — and two quirks that catch people out.

How reliable is this?

This chart is not published by the developer. The official wiki exposes the nine elements as a filter and no matrix at all, so every version in circulation — including this one — is community-sourced.

We publish it because two independent databases agree on all 81 cells: aniidex.com and aniimotools.dev. One of them states its data was read from the in-game Counters Info panel and cross-checked against a screenshot during the closed beta.

But be careful elsewhere: a third widely-read site (aniimoguide.com) publishes a materially different chart while claiming to be verified against one of the two above. Its super-effective column matches; its resistances largely do not, and it omits self-resistance entirely. At least one popular chart is wrong.

Confidence: medium · checked 2026-09-08 · to be re-verified in-game at launch. If you find a matchup that disagrees in play, that is worth more than any of this.

The rules

1.6× favourable ·1× neutral ·0.625× resisted
No immunities. Nothing takes zero damage from anything.
An element resists itself. Attacking with the defender's own element deals 0.625×, not neutral damage — the opposite of what most creature-collectors train you to expect.
Dark is the one exception. It does not resist itself: a Dark mirror match is a plain 1×. No other source we found mentions this.
Dual types are not multiplied. Every source states matchups per element and none says how a pair combines, so read the two multipliers side by side.

Look up an element

Attacking with Light

1.6× DarkWind

0.625× LightLightning

Defending as Light

Takes 1.6× from Dark

Takes 0.625× from LightFireGrassWater

Light resists itself — 0.625× in a mirror match, which is unusual and easy to forget.

Full chart

Rows attack, columns defend. Read across a row to see what that element does to everything else.

Aniimo element effectiveness. Rows are the attacking element, columns the defending element. Values are damage multipliers: 1.6 super effective, 1 neutral, 0.625 resisted.
Attacker	Light	Fire	Ice	Dark	Lightning	Grass	Water	Earth	Wind
Light	0.625×	1×	1×	1.6×	0.625×	1×	1×	1×	1.6×
Fire	0.625×	0.625×	1.6×	1×	1×	1.6×	0.625×	0.625×	1×
Ice	1×	0.625×	0.625×	1×	1.6×	1×	1.6×	0.625×	0.625×
Dark	1.6×	1.6×	1×	1×	1×	1.6×	0.625×	1×	0.625×
Lightning	1×	1×	0.625×	1×	0.625×	1×	1.6×	0.625×	1.6×
Grass	0.625×	0.625×	1×	1×	1×	0.625×	1.6×	1.6×	1×
Water	0.625×	1.6×	0.625×	1×	1×	0.625×	0.625×	1.6×	1×
Earth	1×	1×	1.6×	0.625×	1.6×	0.625×	0.625×	0.625×	1×
Wind	1×	1×	1×	1.6×	0.625×	1.6×	1×	1×	0.625×

Every cell shows its multiplier as text, so the chart is readable without relying on colour.

Common questions

What are the damage multipliers in Aniimo?

Three bands only: 1.6x for a favourable matchup, 1x neutral, and 0.625x when resisted. There are no immunities — nothing takes zero damage.

Do same-element attacks work in Aniimo?

Mostly no. Eight of the nine elements resist their own type, taking 0.625x. Dark is the sole exception: a Dark attack on a Dark creature is neutral at 1x.

How do dual-element Aniimo work?

Thirteen species carry two elements, and variant forms add more. Every available source lists matchups per element and none states how a pair combines, so the two multipliers should be read side by side rather than multiplied together. Treat a dual type as two separate matchups until the game confirms otherwise.

Is the Aniimo type chart official?

No. The official wiki publishes the nine elements as a filter but no effectiveness matrix at all. This chart is transcribed from community databases and will be re-verified in-game at launch.