Aniimo Inheritance: Transfer Training and Check the Swap
Player guides / Checked October 15, 2026
Inherit exchanges training profiles between eligible Aniimo; it does not consume the donor. Two September 19 illustrated guides agree on a same-family transfer and a 20,000 Credits confirmation cost. Check which individual receives the developed profile before paying.
Independent fan guide.
Choose Inherit, Change Form or further training
| Your goal | What to inspect first |
|---|---|
| Use a better copy of the same family | Inherit: compare the two individuals and their trained profiles. |
| Change an individual into an unlocked Prismana form | Use Change Form and the Prismana Orb eligibility checks. Inherit is not a first-form unlock shortcut. |
| Improve the same individual | Inspect its training screen; a transfer is useful only when you intend to move progress between individuals. |
This is a decision checklist, not a recommendation to spend. An Orb changes form; the documented Inherit screen handles training. Keep the two operations separate.
Check source, recipient and payment
- Identify the trained source and the intended recipient. Check their family and remove the source from Combat and Exploration rosters.
- Open Aniimo Management, select the source’s information tab marked !, then Inherit.
- Use the right-side + to select the recipient. Compare both names, forms and training summaries.
- Read the final confirmation and cost before accepting. Afterward, inspect both individuals instead of assuming the donor vanished.
The menu route is documented by AllThingsHow’s illustrated guide; platform bindings may differ. Its before/after example shows level 55 and level 45 trading places. AniimoVerse also describes a profile swap and keeping both creatures.
Which progress is being moved?
The two guides agree on EXP/level, Resonance, star rank and Capafruit-related training. AllThingsHow explicitly lists Acquired Potential; AniimoVerse names Capability Awakening. Review the current preview rather than treating those labels as permission to select individual upgrades.
Do not choose the recipient expecting its natural Potential roll, Personality or species to be replaced. The guides distinguish creature identity from training. They also report a Basic Irisalis source exception to the family rule; that does not make an unrelated donor eligible just because Irisalis is the recipient.
If the intended Aniimo is missing
- Recheck the family and which side already contains that individual.
- Check the source’s Combat and Exploration rosters.
- Compare the two training profiles; the reviewed guide requires a more-developed source.
- If the live screen still refuses, save its eligibility message, source/recipient forms and version for official Support.
These checks follow the documented selection conditions, not a reproduced fix. Do not release a creature or reset training solely to make a missing candidate appear. Appearance, held-item contracts and current-version exceptions need their own explicit confirmation.
Held Item contracts have separate target and payment checks
Held Item contracts have separate target and payment checks.