Why source grades
Aniimo launched with a wave of wikis quoting Sparkling multipliers and potential tables that the game never published — several contradict what the client itself displays. Instead of adding one more set of confident-sounding numbers, SparkHunt Data Team labels every figure:
- ✓ client-stated — shown verbatim in the Aniimo game client. Ground truth. Example: the 1-in-20,000 base rate, the 1,000-crystal Sparkling Cube price, the IP+AP≤20 cap.
- datamined — extracted from game files by the community and consistent with in-game behavior, but not displayed in-client. Example: 100% breeding inheritance of the Sparkling trait.
- ? unpublished — the mechanic verifiably exists (it is described in-game), but its number was never published anywhere. Example: Branch and Nurture-offering rate boosts. Anything we compute with these is labeled “modeling only”.
When a number moves between grades — a datamine confirms a boost value, or a patch changes the client text — the change is dated on the page. Data last reviewed September 16, 2026.
What we deliberately do not do
- No potential calculator until two independent datamines agree (why).
- No quoted boost multipliers — the slider in the calculator is explicitly hypothetical.
- No AI-padded creature pages. This site covers the Sparkling and Potential systems, where math adds something a wiki cannot.