Pressure
Electric
A good starting point for fast pressure roles.
Type index
Open a type page when your team balance feels off
Type pages help you compare role identity, understand what a type usually adds to a team, and move toward the most useful related Animon pages.
How to use this hub
Start with the type you are already using or considering
If your team feels too fragile, compare Geo. If it feels too one-note, compare Electric, Virus, or Aura. If you want a stronger aggressive slot, compare Demon.
Types
Current confirmed type pages
Type guide
Electric
Electric is confirmed through official profiles such as Mewaii and gives players one of the clearest early examples of a fast, aggressive type identity.
Type guide
Virus
Virus is confirmed through Queccha and gives players a useful shorthand for trickier, control-leaning roster ideas.
Type guide
Demon
Demon is confirmed through Salabel and is a strong way to think about more aggressive team options.
Type guide
Aura
Aura is confirmed through Ozelash and works well as a reference point when you want a squad slot that feels more adaptable.
Type guide
Geo
Geo is confirmed through Vortail and is a useful anchor when you want to think about steadier frontline roles.
What type pages should solve
Use types to clarify role identity, not to chase fake certainty
Type pages are most useful when you can feel your team is too narrow, too fragile, or too repetitive but have not yet translated that feeling into a better roster decision. They help you understand what a type tends to add before you overcorrect.
Start broad
Use type pages to learn whether you need more pressure, more stability, or more flexibility before you compare specific creatures.
Then get specific
Once you know the kind of role you need, jump into the related Animon page and test that choice against your actual team.