Capturing and raising Animon

Quick answer

Capture and raising decisions are best made around what your squad actually needs, not around whichever new Animon looks exciting first.

Why it matters

This page helps you tell the difference between an interesting catch and a catch that truly improves your team.

When to focus on it

It matters from the first route onward because your earliest roster choices affect how smooth the rest of the opening feels.

Signs this is your real bottleneck

• You keep adding new roster pieces without knowing which role they are supposed to improve.
• Your team has options, but those options are not turning into a steadier route.
• You are unsure whether a new catch is worth training or just interesting to look at.

Common mistakes

• Locking into one flashy type too quickly
• Skipping roster depth while the story still feels forgiving
• Waiting too long to replace weak utility picks

How to use this page well

1. Judge each new catch by the job it would do on your current team.
2. Raise depth gradually instead of replacing half your squad at once.
3. Use this page before comparing specific Animon if your core roster logic still feels fuzzy.

What to do next

Once you can describe the missing role in your team, jump to the relevant guide or Animon page instead of collecting blindly.