Aniimo Helion Guide: Starter Stats, Skills, and Role

Helion explained: the Holy DPS starter in Aniimo, how its melee burst kit works, how it compares with Lunara, and where to find live stats.

Helion is one of the two starter Aniimo in Aniimo and the melee half of that choice. Where Lunara keeps its distance and returns energy, Helion closes the gap and looks for a burst window. It is listed in the official Aniimo creature index as a Holy-element DPS at NO.99998.

This page covers what is actually published about Helion: its index entry, its role, how the starter decision works, how to build around it, and where to check its live stat line rather than relying on a guide written before launch.

Helion Overview

DetailValue
Index numberNO.99998
ElementHoly
RoleDPS
Combat styleClose-range, burst-oriented
AvailabilityStarter choice at character creation
Paired starterLunara (NO.99996)

The two starters are indexed next to each other, which reflects how they are presented in-game: one choice, two playstyles. Helion's identity is concentrated damage at short range.

Helion's Combat Style

Helion is built for players who want to be in the middle of the fight. Coverage of the starter choice describes it as the close-range, melee-type burst option, with Lunara as the ranged alternative. In practical terms that means Helion needs to get to a target, commit, and finish the exchange before it has to disengage.

That has three consequences for how you play it:

  • Positioning matters more than on Lunara. A ranged starter can keep attacking while repositioning. Helion is inside the attack range of most bosses.
  • Burst windows are the whole game. Helion's value is concentrated into a short window, so buffs and stagger windows amplify it more than a steady damage stream would.
  • A break or support companion pays for itself. Anything that holds a target in place lets Helion stay in contact instead of chasing.

If you prefer reading the fight from a distance or want the safer first twenty hours, Lunara is the conventional pick. If you would rather watch a health bar disappear in one committed exchange, take Helion.

Starter Comparison at a Glance

QuestionHelionLunara
Preferred rangeCloseMid-to-long
Damage patternConcentrated burstSustained pressure with empowered basics
ElementHolyHoly
RoleDPSDPS
Recovery toolsFewer; relies on team supportMoon-Washed restores EP; Silver Moon Mark heals on hit
Best forPlayers who want melee combatPlayers who want a safe ranged start

Both are Holy-element DPS options, so neither gives you an element advantage the other lacks. The decision is about range, risk, and how much support you are willing to bring.

Building Around Helion

Because Helion is committed to the front line, team composition matters more than it does for a ranged starter. A four-slot party built around Helion usually contains:

SlotRecommended typeWhy
HealerGlacy (Water/Ice, Heal) or Flutternym (Wind, Heal)Keeps Helion alive through committed exchanges
BreakBlazen (Electric, BREAK) or Inferlupa (Fire/Dark, BREAK)Turns a moving target into a stationary one
SupportLuminelle (Electric, Support) or Chirpi (Wind, Support)Team buffs multiply a short burst window
Player slotHelionBurst damage

For players who want the resource-light version of the same idea, Glacy is the strongest early healer on paper: it is indexed as a Water/Ice Heal Aniimo at NO.015, and its Healing Water skill restores HP to every ally based on Glacy's own maximum HP.

How to Get Helion

Helion is a starter Aniimo, which means it is chosen rather than caught. Character creation presents the choice, and the official index numbers both starters outside the standard creature sequence (NO.99998 and NO.99996), which is a strong hint that the starter slot is a separate acquisition path.

If you want both starters, the practical route is the same one every Aniimo collection uses: play the game, use the catching systems on wild encounters, and check the evolution and form screens for anything you already own. Guides that list "how to get Helion" as a wild spawn are describing something the official index does not show.

Forms and Growth

The official index supports alternate forms for creatures across the board, with entries listing a Basic Form plus forms such as Thunderstorm, Prismana, Towerwood, and Nova-stage variants. Helion's own entry should be checked in the live index for the exact form list, because forms are added between versions and a pre-launch guide will not include post-launch additions.

Evolution and form upgrades run through the in-game evolution screen. That screen shows the requirement for each target form, which matters because costs differ per creature and the game exposes them before you commit materials.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Helion or Lunara better in Aniimo? They are the same element and the same role, so the difference is range and risk. Helion is melee burst; Lunara is ranged with an EP refund and a self-heal. Pick the one that matches how you want to play the first twenty hours.

What element is Helion? Holy. Helion is listed as a Holy-element DPS at NO.99998 in the official Aniimo creature index.

Can I get Helion later if I pick Lunara? The starter choice is made once at character creation. Any additional Helion has to come through normal collection systems rather than a second starter pick.

Does Helion evolve? Aniimo creatures run through Lumin, Gamma, and Nova evolution stages, and forms such as Prismana exist alongside them. Check Helion's evolution screen in-game for its own requirement list.

Where are Helion's current stats? The official Aniimo index entry for Helion is the source of record for its attributes, trait, and skills. Cross-check there before following pre-launch numbers from any guide, including the ones circulating during the closed betas.