Data sources and credits
Every number on Aniimo Index is read from one of the sources below and turned into a page by our own build scripts. Nothing here is typed in by hand.
Aniimo database and map — MinMax-Aniipedia
The main source for creature, item and skill facts, and for the map marker coordinates on all four maps, is donneeee/MinMax-Aniipedia, a community-run Aniimo database and interactive map project. Most of the small creature and item icons on this site are mirrored from that repository too.
Licence status: no licence file is published in that repository. It is used here for facts only — stats, names, locations and coordinates are not creative work we copy, they are read out of it and rebuilt as our own pages and our own written text.
Enrichment tables — AniimoData
A second source, extracted game data tables published as mc-ctrl/AniimoData, filled in the facts the primary source did not carry: body size, movement speed, shiny and dark catch rates, and a few other fields.
Licence status: that repository is no longer online as of 24 Sep 2026, so its licence cannot be checked any more. It was used for facts only, the same as the source above.
Creature and skill art
The large creature renders and skill icons are downloaded from the official Aniimo website's own content CDN (worldx-website-cdn.aniimo.com), the same pictures the game's own site shows for each Aniimo.
This is a fan-made reference. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the makers of Aniimo. All game names, images and trade marks belong to their owners. Aniimo is a trademark of its owners; this is a fan site.
How it is put together
A set of Python build scripts (scripts/fetch_minmax.py, scripts/fetch_data.py, scripts/build_site_db.py, scripts/build_images.py) downloads the sources above, joins the two databases on the game's own record IDs, and writes the JSON files this site reads. Every description you read on a page is written by that pipeline from the parsed facts — none of it is copied from the game or from another fan site.
Read more about how the pages themselves are built on the About page.