Aniimo Storage Box Guide: Filters, Auto-Release, and Sorting

To keep your Storage Box efficient in Aniimo, protect your key specimens using the lock or favorite function first, then configure Auto-Release criteria to automatically discard unwanted captures during hunting expeditions. Using the top menu filters to sort by recent captures, level, or species allows you to clean out low-grade duplicates and prepare materials for creature Twining without losing rare traits.

Filtering and Sorting Storage Box Inventory

The Storage Box interface uses built-in filter and sort options located at the top of the menu to group creatures by specific attributes. Relying on these tools eliminates manual scrolling when managing large collections.

Use the following menu options to organize your inventory view:

• Sort by Recent: Isolates your newest captures so you can inspect their stats immediately after returning from an expedition.
• Sort by Level or Grade: Groups identical species together, making it easier to spot low-stat duplicates or pick out high-level baseline stock.
• Filter by Attribute: Narrows the display by element type, rarity tier, or combat role.

When reviewing full pages of stored creatures, use the bulk-selection tool to inspect stats and passives across multiple specimens simultaneously instead of checking them individually.

Setting Up Auto-Release Safely

The Auto-Release mechanic automatically discards newly captured creatures that fall below your target parameters, such as a designated rarity tier or base stat threshold. Enabling this setting prevents your inventory from capping out while farming in the field.

Protecting Valuable Specimens

Because broad filter settings can accidentally discard low-rarity creatures that carry rare passive traits or unique variant colors, apply manual protections before changing your settings:

1. Open your Storage Box and select any creature you plan to keep for combat, breeding, or collection.
2. Apply the Lock or Favorite tag to secure the creature. Locked specimens cannot be cleared by automated release rules.
3. Open the Auto-Release settings menu and set your discard thresholds to target common, low-tier stock.
4. Verify your settings before starting a capture session to ensure newly updated or event-specific creatures are not targeted incorrectly.

Preparing Creatures for Twining

The Storage Box serves as the main inventory pool when selecting base creatures and material fodder for Twining. A cluttered storage box increases the risk of selecting the wrong target during the merging process.

To streamline Twining preparation:

• Filter by Species or Type: View only the specific family required for your target fusion to avoid mixing up similar creatures.
• Clear Inventory Beforehand: Run an Auto-Release pass or execute a batch release on low-grade stock before opening the Twining menu so only valid materials remain visible.
• Lock Active Base Specimens: Keep your primary base creatures locked so they are never consumed accidentally as upgrade fodder.