Aniimo Stellarys: Location, Stats, and Evolution Guide
Aniimo Stellarys (Dark, DPS): base stats, evolution line, skills, trait, habitats and how to get it. Verified official data, updated for launch.
On this page
- Stellarys at a Glance
- Stellarys Base Stats
- Element and Role
- Evolution Line
- Stellarys Forms: Prismana, Umbrabow, Rainstorm
- Skills and Trait
- Where to Find Stellarys
- Is Stellarys Good?
- Frequently Asked Questions
- What element is Stellarys in Aniimo?
- How do I get Stellarys in Aniimo?
- Does Stellarys evolve?
- Is Stellarys a good Aniimo to use?
Stellarys is Aniimo No.006, a Dark Aniimo listed as a DPS in the official Aniimo Index. This page rounds up everything confirmed about it so far — base stats, evolution line, habitats, and full skill list — ahead of the September 16, 2026 launch. All numbers below are checked against the official index and will be re-verified with in-game testing once the servers open.
Stellarys at a Glance
| Quick fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Official No. | 006 |
| Element | Dark |
| Role | DPS |
| Stage | Nova (stage 3) |
| Weight | 23.4–34.93 kg |
| Evolution line | Celestis (stage 1) → Stellarys (stage 3) |
| Habitats | Forest of Falling Stars |
| Traversal | Fly Lv.1 |
Official flavor text describes it plainly: “They prefer solitude and often move through the night.” — official Aniimo Index, verified 2026-08-18.
Verified against the official Aniimo Index, 2026-08-18. Stats and skills can still shift before the September 16, 2026 launch — re-check after servers open.
Stellarys Base Stats
| HP | ATK | P.DEF | M.DEF | BREAK | REGEN | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 90 | 125 | 63 | 67 | 50 | 90 | 485 |
Six attributes sum to the total shown on the official index; ATK covers physical attack while BREAK scales guard damage. These are launch-preview base numbers — inherit building and equipment will move the final values.
Element and Role
As a Dark creature, Stellarys’s attacks deal 1.6x damage into Fire, Grass and Light and are resisted to 0.625x by Water and Wind. Aniimo has no immunities, and same-element hits are always resisted — the full grid is on our type chart.
The DPS tag means its kit is built to deal the bulk of its team’s damage. In practice you Twine into it during damage windows and swap out when you need defense or healing.
Evolution Line
The official evolution tree places Stellarys on a line with Celestis (stage 1) → Stellarys (stage 3). Each stage raises the stat ceiling and unlocks stronger skill variants, so base-form investment carries forward through the family.
How bonding and stage-ups actually play out in-game is covered in our evolution guide.
Stellarys Forms: Prismana, Umbrabow, Rainstorm
The official Aniimo Index gives Stellarys 4 separate form entries:
| Form | Element | Habitat | Base stats |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic Form | Dark | Forest of Falling Stars | 485 |
| Prismana Form | Dark + Ice | Forest of Falling Stars | 485 |
| Umbrabow Form | Dark + Ice | — | 485 |
| Rainstorm Form | Dark + Water | Forest of Falling Stars | 485 |
Every form shares the exact same statline (485 total) and trait; what changes is element typing. How forms work — and how switching ties into the Morph Orb — is covered in the Aniimo forms guide.
Skills and Trait
- Trait — Grand Sorcerer: For 5s after using a skill, basic attack hits deal additional damage equal to 5 Might.
Combat skills:
| Skill | Cost | Power |
|---|---|---|
| Shadow Magic | 20 | 0 |
| Chill Glide | 20 | 74 |
| Shooting Star Glide | 20 | 74 |
| Shooting Stars | 20 | 40 |
| Aquatic Glide | 20 | 74 |
Innate skills: Comet Aureus.
Skill costs are the resource spend shown on the official sheet; power is its listed base value. For how skills interact with the Twine system, see the combat guide.
Where to Find Stellarys
The official index lists Stellarys in Forest of Falling Stars. Other Aniimo sharing that ground include Hummin. Spawn points, timers, and Twine-bond strategies go into our catching guide — the short version: weaken it in real-time combat, then bond rather than trap.
Building around the Dark element? Wisptis is another confirmed Dark pick.
Is Stellarys Good?
Stellarys’s highest base attribute is ATK, which shapes when you’d field it: a damage-first pick that wants openers to unload on staggered targets. For where it lands against the rest of the roster, see our Aniimo tier list and best creatures rankings.
Browse every confirmed creature on the full Aniimo creatures list.
Frequently Asked Questions
What element is Stellarys in Aniimo?
Stellarys is a Dark Aniimo in the official index, filling the DPS role. Its matchups follow Aniimo’s 1.6x super-effective / 0.625x resisted system, detailed on our type chart page.
How do I get Stellarys in Aniimo?
Stellarys appears in the wild in its listed habitats (Forest of Falling Stars), where you weaken it through real-time combat and then bond with it using the Twine system. As a later stage of its line, it can also be reached by evolving Celestis. Exact spawn maps will be added after the September 16, 2026 launch.
Does Stellarys evolve?
Yes — the official evolution tree links Stellarys to Celestis. Stage-ups raise stats and unlock stronger skill variants.
Is Stellarys a good Aniimo to use?
With ATK as its strongest base attribute, Stellarys fits the DPS role best. Its final tier standing depends on the launch meta — see our tier list for current rankings.
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