Use role badges to find candidates, then read the skill conditions to choose between them. Susuta’s BREAK trait requires a specific companion condition, while Glacy’s healing and Chirpi’s support text answer different team problems.
In this guide
Choose a role for the problem you have
Illustrated planning notes · official creature portraits, not gameplay screenshots.
Read damage conditions
Emberpup is an example of a DPS record. Read the named attacks and conditions before assuming it solves a particular encounter.
Inspect a DPS example Official portrait source ↗
Understand BREAK separately
Susuta is classified as BREAK. The role label and the detailed skills answer different questions; compare both.
Inspect a BREAK example Official portrait source ↗
Check support mechanics
Read Glacy’s healing conditions and scaling. Utility cannot be judged from attack Might alone, and this set is not a tested best-team recommendation.
Inspect healing skills Official portrait source ↗
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Start with the problem your current group cannot solve
If fights take too long, investigate whether attacks connect and whether their conditions are active before replacing every companion. If survival is the issue, look at healing, defensive tools and positioning. If enemies are difficult to manage, inspect control effects. Each diagnosis creates a different shortlist.
The official roles are DPS, BREAK, Support, Heal and REGEN. Treat them as navigation labels. A skill can supply more than one benefit, and an entry’s primary role does not summarize every action it can perform. The catalog filters help you find a category; the comparison tool puts two selected forms side by side.
References: Official Aniimo Index
Three candidates, three different conditions
The examples below show why a badge-only team plan can mislead. Read the trigger, target and duration together. A bonus that does not activate in your chosen group is not a reliable reason to select the creature.
| Candidate | Relevant documented behavior | Question before selection |
|---|---|---|
| Susuta · BREAK | Appeal depends on an opposite-sex Susuta-family companion | Does my actual group satisfy that condition? |
| Glacy · Heal | Healing Water scales from the caster’s maximum HP | Do I need recovery, and am I reading the scaling correctly? |
| Chirpi · Support | Leaf Tornado pulls enemies toward its center | Would grouping targets help the actions I plan to use? |
References: Official Index · susutaOfficial Index · glacyOfficial Index · chirpi
Distinguish a plausible combination from a tested one
Combining a grouping effect with an area attack is a reasonable idea to investigate. It becomes a recommendation only after checking the timing, target behavior and actual result in the relevant mode. Label the first version as a hypothesis and use it to design a short test.
Keep the target and your other choices steady, try the combination, then compare with a simpler sequence. If the setup takes longer than the benefit lasts, it may be less useful than the descriptions suggested. This is why a measured recommendation needs more than a list of strong-sounding effects.
Power can come with a play-style cost
Malevsera is a useful contrast to a generic ‘higher damage is better’ rule: its trait rewards lost HP, and its Demonic State changes the resource demands of skills. A player who wants a forgiving routine may evaluate that very differently from someone who enjoys managing risk.
Write one sentence for each candidate: ‘I am choosing this because it solves __, provided __.’ If you cannot fill in both blanks, read the record again. The result is a transparent shortlist rather than an unexplained S-tier badge.
References: Official Index · malevsera
Common questions
What is the best team?
There is no tested universal team ranking in this guide. A useful answer must specify the mode, target, forms, skill setup and test conditions. Start with the problem you need to solve and use the examples to build a shortlist.
Sources & reference notes
Reviewed 2026-09-14. These references describe the scope of this record; details can change.
Official Index links were refreshed on September 20, 2026 after a URL migration. Data below retains its stated snapshot date; the current official page may differ. Records without a verified replacement link open the official directory.
- Official Aniimo Index
- Official Index · susuta
- Official Index · glacy
- Official Index · chirpi
- Official Index · malevsera
