Aniimo Plans Fixed Irisalis Potential and Sparkling Hue Changes

Aniimo’s developers outlined planned changes to Sparkling Hue customization and Irisalis in Dev Dispatch Vol. 1, posted September 30. The team also addressed mobile performance and support delays. It did not give a calendar date for these changes. Read the official Steam announcement.

What the team plans to change

Players should be able to switch freely among Sparkling Hue styles they have already unlocked for a Sparkling Prismana Aniimo, including its original color. The team also plans to let players apply a Legendary Aniipod to a Sparkling Aniimo. Doing so would replace the Aniipod originally used to catch it and grant the Legendary Aniipod’s exclusive Sparkling effect.

These are announced plans, not confirmation that the changes are live.

Irisalis would receive fixed potential values

The team says it plans to replace Irisalis’s randomized Innate Potential with fixed values: ATK 10, REGEN 10, HP 5, BREAK 5, M.DEF 5, and P.DEF 5. Existing potential above those values would be converted into Starcryst Essence. The team has not provided the conversion formula or amounts.

Mobile performance and support

A dedicated team is working to reduce lag and overheating on popular mobile devices. The developers also say they are improving support by upgrading their tools, expanding the team, and streamlining how tickets are handled. They caution that complex cases may still take longer.

For Steam or console account linking problems, the dispatch directs players to Customer Support, then Account Issues, then Steam Relink (PSN/Xbox). Players are asked to provide their platform ID, current account UID and email, the UID they want unlinked, and its linked platform.

Release timing remains unclear

The dispatch associates several planned changes with version 1.1, but does not give a calendar date for them. The official Steam feed also lists a September 30 resource update as build 1.0.3629693.0. That update included performance improvements for logging in and switching scenes, but its notes do not say whether those address the mobile lag and overheating described in the dispatch. See the official update notes.

The practical takeaway: players can treat the Hue and Irisalis changes as developer plans, but should wait for a dated update notice before expecting them in game.