Electric
Mewaii
Best for players comparing early attacking roles.
Animon index
Use Animon pages when a team choice feels unclear
These pages help you compare what an Animon is good at, when it is most useful, and which types or guides to open next.
How to use this hub
Start with the page that matches the role you need
Open Mewaii for fast pressure, Vortail for a sturdier frontline, or Ozelash if you want a more flexible team slot.
Roster index
Current Animon pages
Electric
Mewaii
Mewaii is an officially surfaced Electric Animon that works well as an early example of speed and pressure in a squad.
Virus
Queccha
Queccha is an officially surfaced Virus Animon that gives players a good early example of a more disruptive team role.
Demon
Salabel
Salabel is an officially surfaced Demon Animon and a strong reference point for more aggressive squad ideas.
Aura
Ozelash
Ozelash is an officially surfaced Aura Animon that works well as a flexible example when you are trying to smooth out your first team.
Geo
Vortail
Vortail is an officially surfaced Geo Animon that gives new players a dependable example of a sturdier frontline role.
How to compare roster pages
Use Animon pages to ask better team questions
The goal of an Animon page is not to tell you that one creature is universally best. It is to help you decide what role a creature fills, what kind of team supports it, and whether it solves a real problem in your current lineup.
Good comparison
Compare pages when you already know what your team lacks and want to judge which creature best fills that gap.
Bad comparison
Do not use roster pages as a substitute for understanding your overall team shape. If the team itself is vague, open guides first.