Aniimo Holo Multiplayer Season 5 Solo 60-Star Guide

To reach 60 stars solo in Aniimo’s Holo Multiplayer Season 5, use Stellaknight as your frontline anchor to manage aggro and absorb incoming damage, drop Kusaking’s healing field, and cycle Infergon and Irisalis to break gauges and burst targets before the stage timers expire.

Recommended Solo Roster

A solo 60-star clear requires a lineup that balances crowd control, continuous regeneration, gauge break, and high burst damage without external co-op support.

Aniimo Unit	Primary Role	Key Solo Contribution
Stellaknight	Main Tank / Guard	Aggro management, frontline stagger resistance, personal shield absorption
Irisalis	Single-Target Burst DPS	Rapid boss damage during vulnerability windows
Infergon	Fire Burst / AoE	Mob wave clearing, burn damage over time, shield breaking
Kusaking	Sustained Support / Plant DPS	Regeneration zones, battlefield disruption, continuous chip damage
Stellamage	Ranged Magic DPS	Ranged pressure, elemental chaining, aerial enemy cleanup

Stellaknight prevents lethal bursts that would fail stage death limits, while Kusaking supplies area-of-effect healing zones so your damage dealers can safely enter combat range, execute abilities, and cycle out without dying.

Modifier Selection for 60 Stars

Reaching the 60-star threshold requires activating high-difficulty stage contracts. Choosing the wrong modifiers will prematurely end runs through unavoidable attrition or timer failures.

Select enemy attack and health increases: Scaled health pools and incoming damage can be mitigated through Stellaknight’s shields, dash cancels, and correct dodge timing.
Select clear-time bonuses: Point bonuses tied to clear times reward aggressive break rotations.
Avoid resource lockouts: Do not choose modifiers that completely disable healing or energy generation, as your rotation relies heavily on Kusaking’s regeneration zones and frequent ability uptime.

Step-by-Step Combat Rotation

Follow this rotation in sequence to consistently stagger enemies, break boss gauges, and avoid damage spikes:

Initiate with Stellaknight: Enter the stage, trigger your taunt to pull enemy aggro toward the center, and cluster targets together.
Deploy Kusaking’s Field: Swap to Kusaking and place your plant regeneration field directly under the gathered targets to begin chip damage and set up passive healing.
Prime Elements with Stellamage: Swap to Stellamage at medium range to apply magic resistance shred and prime targets with elemental weakness.
Shred Gauges with Infergon: Switch to Infergon and drop your primary fire burst to strip the outer layer of the target's stagger gauge and clear minor adds.
Execute Burst with Irisalis: When the target's break gauge approaches empty or flashes, bring in Irisalis, trigger your active offensive buffs, and unleash your full single-target combo into the weak point.
Reset to Stellaknight: As soon as the vulnerability window closes and the boss begins an attack windup, immediately switch back to Stellaknight to absorb the counter-attack and recover stamina and cooldowns.

Boss Phase Handling and Stat Priorities

During multi-phase boss fights, do not commit to long casting animations with Irisalis or Infergon when wide red telegraphs appear. Cancel into a dash or immediately swap to Stellaknight to absorb or evade the strike. When the boss summons secondary minions, pull the boss toward them rather than splitting your single-target focus. Kusaking’s persistent ground effects and Infergon’s splash damage will clear the adds while your primary burst remains focused on beating the boss countdown.

For equipment and stat allocation:

Energy Recharge and Skill Haste: Prioritize these across the entire party to shorten rotation cycles and maximize swap invulnerability frames.
Break Efficiency: Build this on Irisalis and Infergon alongside standard critical damage stats to minimize the time bosses spend in shielded, damage-resistant states.