Best Homeland Aniimo: who to assign to which station
In the Homeland, combat stats are worthless: what counts is which jobs an Aniimo can hold, and at what level. And not all jobs are equal. Thirty-eight Aniimo can haul, only two can do perfumery — so covering perfumery is worth far more than being one more hauler.
On this page
The Homeland is the one place in the game where an Aniimo that is mediocre in combat can beat a 550-point Nova. What counts is neither element nor stats: it is the jobs it can hold, and at what level.
The top of the ranking
Why rarity comes first
The thirteen Homeland jobs are very unevenly covered:
| Job | Able Aniimo |
|---|---|
| Hauling | 38 |
| Artisanship | 20 |
| Leisure | 18 |
| Earth | 14 |
| Grass, Water, Wind | 13 each |
| Fire, Dark | 12 |
| Lightning | 10 |
| Ice | 5 |
| Light, Perfumery | 2 each |
A thirty-ninth hauler changes nothing in your Homeland: you are already spoilt for choice. But if you own neither of the two Aniimo capable of perfumery, the perfume station stays empty.
That is why the score multiplies a job’s level by its rarity. The Aniimo on top are not the strongest: they are the ones covering what almost nobody else covers.
Reading a card in the ranking
Every card shows the Aniimo’s jobs with their level (1, 2 or 3), in the job’s official colour. Three things to take from it:
- Level 3 is what you want for a station you run continuously.
- Two jobs often beat one, because you can reassign the Aniimo when your needs change.
- Most Aniimo hold two jobs. Three is rare: ten out of eighty-six.
The filters, to go straight to the point
The Homeland tier list filters by job and by the Aniimo’s element, and the two combine. It is the fastest way to answer “who do I put on the fire station?” without scrolling the whole list.
For what each job actually produces, the Homeland jobs page gives the official description of all thirteen, with every Aniimo that holds them. And to build the Homeland itself, start with the camper van beginner’s guide.
Frequently asked questions
Which Aniimo should I put in the Homeland?
The one that holds the job you need, at the highest level. An Aniimo that is mediocre in combat can be an excellent worker: the Homeland looks at neither stats nor element.
Why are the big combat names not on top?
Because the Homeland ranking does not measure power. It measures how many jobs an Aniimo holds, at what level, and how rare those jobs are.
How many jobs are there?
Thirteen: nine named after elements (Fire, Grass, Water, Earth, Lightning, Ice, Wind, Dark, Light) and four after activities (Hauling, Artisanship, Leisure, Perfumery).
What is the rarest job?
Perfumery and Light: two Aniimo each. At the other end, thirty-eight Aniimo can haul.