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Aniimo Resonance Star-Up and Ascension guide

Resonance Star-Up is the fixed-growth ladder inside Aniimo Training. You spend regional Dewdrop Crystals on stat-granting Star-Ups, then meet an Aniimo-level gate and pay training crystals plus elemental materials to Ascend. Seven stages, 21 Star-Ups, and every gain is a fixed amount rather than a roll.

IntermediateCore systemsBy AniimoVerse6 min read918 reads
7stages21Star-UpsLv 35–65Ascension gates4material roles
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How Resonance works

Aniimo Training is the parent screen and Resonance & Ascension is the tab inside it. The Help entry calls the ladder Resonance Star-Up, and its two actions are Star Up and Ascend.

Open Aniimo Training on an Aniimo and select Resonance. The Help text describes two linked actions: use Dewdrop Crystals to fill the current stage’s stars and increase base attributes, then use Elemental Stones and any additional listed items to Ascend after the stars are full. Ascension opens the next stage and grants its displayed stage bonus.

  1. 1Check the assigned materials

    Each Aniimo profile names one regional Dewdrop Crystal for Star-Up, its elemental stone for Ascension. Advancing a stage also consumes training crystals, and some forms require a family-specific material. The names are shown on that Aniimo’s Aniilog page.

  2. 2Complete every Star-Up in the stage

    Pay the displayed regional Dewdrop amount for each star. Every transaction has a fixed stat gain; it is not a random roll.

  3. 3Meet the next Aniimo-level gate

    Later Ascensions require the trained Aniimo to reach Lv 35, 35, 40, 50, 60 and 65. Levelling unlocks the gate; it does not perform the Ascension.

  4. 4Pay the Ascension cost

    Pay the listed regional Dewdrop Crystals and elemental stones to enter the next stage. Stages 6 and 7 also require Phenomena Crystal. The new stage then starts its own Star-Up sequence.

Astranite is not part of Resonance: The old six-break table at Lv 20/30/40/50/54/60 is not the Resonance ladder. Star Dust, Star Sand and Starcryst Essence are Capability Awakening materials for Acquired Potential, not Basic, Standard and Advanced Resonance currencies. Use the Potential guide for that separate system.
A stone workbench holding a row of identical measuring cups filled to the same engraved line, with a dusty sealed dice cup pushed to the far edge
Every Star-Up pays a stated amount and returns a stated gain; nothing on this ladder is a roll.
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All seven stages

The table below treats each cost and bonus as an entry requirement for that stage. Once you enter a stage, complete the number of Star-Ups in its last column before the following Ascension becomes available.

  1. Stage 1Open, no costNo bonus on entry1 Star-Up
  2. Stage 2Lv 35, regional Dewdrop Crystals ×20 + elemental stones ×2ATK/BREAK/HP +2%2 Star-Ups
  3. Stage 3Lv 35, regional Dewdrop Crystals ×25 + elemental stones ×4REGEN/P.DEF/M.DEF +2%3 Star-Ups
  4. Stage 4Lv 40, regional Dewdrop Crystals ×30 + elemental stones ×6Counter Boost +20%4 Star-Ups
  5. Stage 5Lv 50, regional Dewdrop Crystals ×40 + elemental stones ×8Capability Awakening Count +55 Star-Ups
  6. Stage 6Lv 60, regional Dewdrop Crystals ×50 + elemental stones ×10 + Phenomena Crystal ×1Capability Awakening Count +86 Star-Ups
  7. Stage 7Lv 65, regional Dewdrop Crystals ×60 + elemental stones ×10 + Phenomena Crystal ×2Capability Awakening Count +100 Star-Ups
Resonance stage gates, entry costs and bonuses
Counter Boost and Capability Awakening: Stage 4 grants Counter Boost +20%. Stages 5, 6 and 7 list Capability Awakening Count +5, +8 and +10. These are bonuses for entering each stage, not extra Star-Up rows.

The standard route to Stage 7 costs 870 regional Dewdrop Crystals, 40 assigned elemental stones and 3 Phenomena Crystals: 645 crystals for Star-Ups and 225 for Ascensions. Check the exact Aniimo profile for any additional family material.

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Star-Up costs and fixed stat gains

The steps repeat inside larger stages: Stage 1 contains the first row, Stage 2 contains the first two, and so on through six rows in Stage 6. Stage 7 is the terminal Ascension and has no further Star-Up row.

Stages that repeat these positions
  • Stage 1Star-Up 1
  • Stage 2Star-Up 1 to Star-Up 2
  • Stage 3Star-Up 1 to Star-Up 3
  • Stage 4Star-Up 1 to Star-Up 4
  • Stage 5Star-Up 1 to Star-Up 5
  • Stage 6Star-Up 1 to Star-Up 6
  • Stage 7No Star-Up positions
Dewdrops
  1. Star-Up 120
    • ATK +10
    • BREAK +5
  2. Star-Up 225
    • Defense +5
    • Magic Defense +5
  3. Star-Up 330
    • HP +320
    • EP Regen +8
  4. Star-Up 440
    • Defense +5
    • Magic Defense +5
  5. Star-Up 550
    • ATK +10
    • BREAK +5
  6. Star-Up 660
    • HP +320
    • EP Regen +8
Regional Dewdrop cost and reward for each Star-Up position
One complete transaction, before and after: For Emberpup, the first Star-Up costs 20 Breezy Plains Dewdrop Crystals for ATK +10 / BREAK +5. Stage 2 requires Lv 35, 20 Breezy Plains Dewdrop Crystals and 2 Blaze Stones, and grants ATK/BREAK/HP +2%.

For a second concrete profile, the current Glynsera data assigns Breezy Plains Dewdrop Crystal for Star-Up, Freeze Stone for Ascension and Flux Crystal as the substitute. That per-Aniimo assignment changes the item name, not the shared cost pattern above.

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Which materials actually belong to Resonance

  1. Regional Dewdrop Crystal

    Every Star-Up and stage Ascension

  2. Assigned elemental stone

    Entering the next Resonance stage

    • Freeze Stone

      (540006)

    • L

      Loam Stone and the other element stones

  3. Stage substitute

    Universal conversion/substitution when the assigned elemental stone is missing

  4. Late Ascension item

    Additional cost to enter Stages 6 and 7

The four material roles in the Resonance ladder

Acquisition lists differ by crystal. The regional item records include routes such as Elite Training, Alpha or Omega encounters, Pathfinder challenges, level rewards, the Companion Handbook (Aniimo's battle pass), shops and chests. Open the linked item page for the exact configured routes rather than assuming that every regional crystal shares one farm.

Do duplicate captures award Dewdrops?

Duplicate captures are not the Resonance farm. The training tutorial marks “catching Aniimo yields Dewdrop Crystals” as incorrect and points you toward Alpha Aniimo, and the progression table spends regional crystals. Some families also list a family-specific Ascension material; check the exact Aniimo profile before farming. This does not replace the regional crystal cost for Star-Ups.

Farm the assigned regional crystal: A duplicate catch can still advance research or an objective, so it is not wasted. For Resonance, though, build the route around the regional Dewdrop Crystal named on your Aniimo’s profile.
Two crystals on a mossy ledge at dusk, a pale blue one lying loose beside shed feathers and a broken shell, and a green one set into a carved socket that fits it
A crystal that falls out of a catch and the crystal a Star-Up asks for are two different currencies.
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Plan Resonance without confusing the other systems

Resonance adds fixed base-attribute gains and stage bonuses. Capability Awakening separately raises Acquired Potential within caps that unlock gradually with Aniimo level and Resonance star rank. Star rank therefore gates Awakening headroom as well as Resonance bonuses, while ordinary levelling separately meets the Ascension gates. The progression guide puts those layers in spending order, the Potential development ladder prices every Capability Awakening point so you can weigh it against the next Star-Up, and the exact data-first ladder remains available on the Resonance Training table.

Investment can move within a family: There is no material refund, but Inherit moves Resonance stage and star rank to an eligible same-family Aniimo. That protects one developed family profile; building several profiles at once still consumes separate materials.
  1. Check the target’s assigned regional and elemental materials before farming.
  2. Reserve the next Ascension cost before finishing the current stage’s last Star-Up.
  3. Treat Stages 6 and 7 as a separate plan because they add Phenomena Crystal.
  4. Use Inherit when an eligible same-family replacement is better than starting a second profile from zero.
Three open strongboxes on a long table at evening, each holding a different material with its own key on the lid, beside one empty crate
Resonance, Capability Awakening and ordinary levelling each keep their own box, and the plan is which one you open next.
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Frequently asked

What is Resonance called in Aniimo?

The parent screen is Aniimo Training and the tab is Resonance & Ascension. The Help entry names the ladder Resonance Star-Up, with Star Up for fixed stat steps and Ascend for entering the next stage.

What materials does Resonance use?

Star-Ups spend the Aniimo’s assigned regional Dewdrop Crystal, and Ascension spends training crystals and its assigned elemental stone. Flux Crystal substitutes through the conversion flow, and Phenomena Crystal is added at the Stage 6 and Stage 7 gates.

Do duplicate captures give Resonance Dewdrop Crystals?

No. The training tutorial rejects ordinary catching as the regional Dewdrop source. Family-specific crystals are a different currency, and their item text only gives a chance from a same-family catch.

Can Resonance progress move to another Aniimo?

Inherit moves Resonance stage and star rank to an eligible recipient in the same family. Resonance remains separate from Capability Awakening, which raises Acquired Potential with Star Dust, Star Sand and Starcryst Essence. Aniimo level and Resonance star rank gradually unlock its caps, so star rank gates Awakening headroom as well as Resonance bonuses.

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