Aniimo Alpha catch chance, held-item rewards and Omega evidence

Choose your encounter objective

Choose whether your goal is a capture or a held-item reward. The current official Probability Details page provides separate Alpha capture and held-item tables. Tool strength changes the capture calculation; the held-item quality table is keyed to your title.

The official page checked October 4 has replaced the more detailed September reference. It now lists an Alpha-specific formula but does not specify an Omega rule or a requirement to defeat Alpha in its text. Atlas cannot establish those conditions from this page alone. Check the live encounter prompt before spending a tool.

References: Official Probability Details

Plan the reward claim before spending Primegy

GameWith’s Primegy guide, updated October 6, shows the Institute Guide → Aniimo Challenges route (F4 on PC) for tracking an undiscovered Alpha. Its illustrated Alpha entries cost 30 Primegy per reward claim. Read the selected encounter’s live claim screen before committing; this is a reported Alpha example, not an established cost for every Omega.

The same guide’s tooltip shows one Primegy restored every six minutes, with a 300 storage cap. At that reported rate, 30 Primegy takes three hours to replenish from zero; eight 30-cost claims would consume 240. This is planning arithmetic, not a daily recommendation or a promise of uninterrupted regeneration.

Record whether you want a creature, an evolution material or a held item before selecting a challenge. Compare its displayed rewards with the next upgrade you actually need. Capture chance and the quality table below do not tell you which battle offers the best reward per minute.

References: GameWith Primegy guide · updated October 6 · live Omega cost not verified

Before spending a capture tool

Read the current encounter prompt and tool description before spending. If the client marks a target ineligible, a tool multiplier is not evidence that the restriction can be bypassed. Do not assume a condition from an older reference still applies.

Record the encounter name, platform, version and visible capture state if the prompt differs from the published calculation. Atlas has no verified Omega capture method, Alpha respawn timer or guaranteed farming coordinates.

References: Official Probability Details

Calculate the correct Alpha branch

Illustrative calculation: the current published Alpha base is 6%; a ×2 tool gives 0.06 ×2 = 0.12, or 12%. The Alpha row does not include the ordinary level, HP, rear-attack or status factors. Do not import them from a different branch.

This arithmetic does not prove that the live target accepts the tool. Check the encounter first, then use Aniipod comparisons to decide whether the limited item is worth spending.

References: Official Probability Details

Read reward tiers independently of capture odds

The official held-item table keys reward-quality percentages to title rows. It does not say that a larger capture multiplier improves item quality. Do not spend a premium capture tool expecting that unrelated benefit.

For a personal farming log, separate encounter count, eligible reward outcomes, item quality and captures. If a table describes the quality of a reward, treating it as a probability per minute adds assumptions about travel, respawn and battle duration. Record those separately before describing a route as faster.

A useful comparison uses equal observation windows and the same character progression. For example, compare two convenient circuits over similar session lengths and count actual rewards. A single Legendary result from one circuit is insufficient to prove that its hidden rate exceeds the other.

References: Official Probability Details

Common questions