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Bailite is No. 076 in the Aniimo index, a Rock creature that fights in the Support role. Bailites' anatomy allows independent rotation of their upper and lower bodies. This means they can observe surroundings flexibly, ready to transform into turrets to repel opponents.

Wild Aniimo are taken with Aniipods, and once caught this one can be raised, sent into battle, kept at The Homeland, or traded to another player. It belongs to the Cozite line, which runs to 2 entries in total, with no alternate Form published so far.

Profile

Base Stats

The index publishes six base values for every Aniimo plus an Attributes total that adds them together. ATK drives damage, BREAK is what wears down an enemy's guard, P.DEF and M.DEF cover the two damage types, and REGEN governs how quickly resources come back. These are base figures and balance changes can move them.

Evolution

Bailite grows out of Cozite. It sits at the end of the line, with nothing published beyond it.

Where To Find It

Bailite is listed in 1 habitat. Which creatures actually appear also depends on weather, time of day, and local phenomena, so a listed habitat is where to look rather than a guarantee.

Trait

Every Aniimo carries a passive Trait that is always active while it fights alongside a Pathfinder.

Skills

The table lists available combat moves, including form or capture unlocks, and the separate innate moves. Choose two compatible combat skills for the build. Power is the published damage figure and Cost is the resource required.

Acquisition and evolution

Search Zephyrus Landbridge, raise Cozite through evolution, or look for a chance encounter during a regional Wild Surge. Use the current Nurture process to trigger the regional encounter activity.

Support build example

The priority scale runs from 1 to 5, with 5 highest. REGEN and HP lead this example because Bailite sets up support effects before handing the field to a teammate. Spirited Feather supports EP recovery while Bailite is active. Its Earth Resistance reduction is especially useful when the party deals Earth damage; other teams can still use its coordinated attacks.

Party examples

Grizbo teams combine Bailite's resistance reduction and sentry with Shrubclaw's Earth Debuff and BREAK pressure. The Highland Scorchhowl example uses Bailite for additional damage and support; fill the remaining slot for the encounter.

Sentry timing and safe turret placement

1. Use Annihilation Barrage when available to start damage and leave its damaging crater, then deploy Cozite Nest Sentry.

2. Switch to the damage dealer and use its skills within the sentry's 15-second duration. The sentry remains active after switching, and Skills or Ultimates trigger coordinated attacks.

3. Use a recovery or healing teammate when needed before preparing the next damage window.

4. If Bailite stays on the field in Turret Mode, choose a position away from immediate danger. Its cannon attacks spend EP and it cannot move while rooted; use the skill again to leave the stance and reposition.

The sentry's coordinated hits can maintain Potent Erosion while Bailite is off the field. Its contract adds area damage equal to 10% of the original attack's damage. This is an additional area effect, not a replacement for the sentry's ordinary coordinated attack.

Smoke Screen remains an alternative combat choice when obscuring targeting is useful. It affects visibility and targeting through the cloud; do not rely on it to stop every enemy action.

Available moves and Homeland work

Choose two compatible combat skills for the build. When assigned to the Homeland, Bailite can reclaim land, mine resources and haul goods into storage.

Further planning

Grizbo; Shrubclaw; Somniwing; Earth Skills; Core Skill Contracts; Held Items; Homeland Abilities