What Inherit moves
Inherit treats training as one package. You do not pick a level without its EXP or pass an Awakening count independently; the named progress fields travel together when the recipient inherits the profile. The Resonance guide covers how the tier ladder is earned, the Potential guide owns the Awakening details, and the Potential development ladder shows what the Capability Awakening progress you are about to move actually cost.

Aniimo EXP and level
Fully inherited as part of the training profile
Resonance stage
Fully inherited with the profile
Star rank
Fully inherited with the profile
Capability Awakening
The Capability Awakening count passes to the recipient

Capafruit effects
Transfer automatically during inheritance
Other training progress
Included in the full inheritance package
Excess training items
Returned without loss
Check family, direction and the Irisalis exception
The usual rule is the same family, which is broader than an identical species or stage: Pawney, Rookey and Helmut belong to the same family. Basic Irisalis is an exception when chosen as the source: it can pass the family check with a recipient from another family. The exception does not remove the other selection and training requirements.

- Different family
- Selection result
- Blocked unless the source is Basic Irisalis
- In the prepared combat roster
- Selection result
- Blocked until removed from the roster
- In the exploration roster
- Selection result
- Blocked until removed from that roster
- Basic Irisalis as source
- Selection result
- Can pass the family check with a different-family recipient
- No eligible training difference
- Selection result
- Check the trained profile; a level difference alone is insufficient
- Already chosen as the inheritance Aniimo
- Selection result
- Cannot be selected again on the other side
- 1Free both creatures
Remove the source and recipient from the prepared combat and exploration rosters, then check whether the selector allows them.
- 2Choose the trained source
Place the profile you want to move on the left. Check its level, star rank and stat panel before continuing.
- 3Choose the recipient
Place the intended recipient on the right. Use the same family unless the source is Basic Irisalis, and compare the trained profiles before continuing.
- 4Open the payment prompt
Select Confirm to reveal the charge, then choose Cancel or Confirm in the final prompt.
The confirmation is the commit point
After both columns are filled, Confirm opens the payment prompt. The current cost is 20,000 Credits. Check the names, amount and selected training profiles before accepting.


What happens to both Aniimo


The pattern holds across the family. With a renamed Rookey and Helmut, Pookie starts at Lv 55 and Helmut at Lv 1; afterwards Pookie is Lv 1 and Helmut is Lv 55. Neither transfer consumes a creature.
Frequently asked
What does Aniimo Inherit transfer?
It transfers Aniimo EXP, level, Resonance stage, star rank, Capability Awakening, Capafruit and other training progress as one package. Capafruit effects transfer automatically during inheritance, and excess training items are returned without loss.
Does Inherit delete the source Aniimo?
No. Pawney remains in the Collection at Rookey’s former Lv 45, and a Pookie source remains at Helmut’s former Lv 1. Inherit swaps the training profiles instead of consuming a creature.
Can any two Aniimo use Inherit?
Usually the source and recipient must share a family. Basic Irisalis can be the source for a different family. Both creatures must be outside the prepared combat and exploration rosters, and the selected profiles must satisfy the transfer checks.
How much does Inherit cost?
Inherit costs 20,000 Credits per transfer. Review the two Aniimo and the payment before confirming.


