Aniimo's interactive map of locations is a useful tool for exploring the vast continent. The Idyll is rich in chests, ore nodes, crafting plants, and materials for upgrading gear and bases. All important points are marked on the virtual map, allowing you to plan your route to gather everything you need in a single foray.
Designations on the Aniimo interactive map
The Aniimo map is divided into four main areas:
- The Idyll (Idyll) is a continent made up of biomes with unique atmospheres. Each zone has its own set of creatures, difficulty level, and features.
- Aster (Astra) is a hub city hovering above Idyll, where you can find shops, cafes, and various important NPCs.
- Operation: Egg Heist (Operation: Egg Heist and Operation: Egg Heist Team Mode) is one of the main modes, where players compete for a giant egg. There is also a co-op mode.
Expand the list to switch freely between these areas. Options Labels и Zones Enables and disables the display of region boundaries and names. This is useful if you need to understand where one zone ends and another begins.
Use the search barIf you want to find a specific object, click on the positions in the subsections to hide or show them on the virtual diagram.
The list consists of these categories:
- Points of interest Points of Interest (POIs) are special locations that open up new areas, provide quick access to other zones, and launch challenges.
- Collectibles (Collectibles) - everything you need to collect for progress and additional rewards.
- Quests (Quests) - story and side missions.
- Bosses Bosses are powerful opponents that can drop rare resources. They often require a team matched to the elements.
- Anima (Aniimo) — the location of each creature on the world map. They are used in battles and when exploring territories.
- Items to collect (Gatherables) - materials needed for leveling, evolution, crafting, and completing quests.
- NPS (NPCs) - important non-player characters: quest givers, merchants, teachers.
This interactive tool turns a chaotic search into a planned route. With markers, you'll know exactly where you haven't been yet and what remains to be done.
