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ANIIMO COMPANION · GUIDE

Aniimo Map Locations: What Every Marker Means

The map contains several kinds of locations. Here is what the main marker categories mean and how they fit into Aniimo Companion progress tracking.

Completion objectives

Aniimo Companion separates completion objectives from informational or repeatable map nodes. The completion counter focuses on the objectives you can reasonably treat as a checklist.

MarkerHow the companion treats it
ChestsCompletion objective
EggsCompletion objective
TeleportersCompletion objective
PuzzlesCompletion objective
ChallengesCompletion objective
CollectiblesCompletion objective
QuestsCompletion objective
LandmarksCompletion objective
AniimoTracked separately as creature locations and collection targets
ResourcesUseful map information, but not counted in the completion percentage
ActivitiesUseful map information, but not counted in the completion percentage

Why resources and Aniimo spawns are separate

A map can contain thousands of useful nodes without all of them being sensible one-time completion goals. Treating every spawn or resource node as a required completion item would make the completion percentage misleading. Aniimo Companion therefore keeps these locations visible while using a narrower objective set for completion.

Find a specific marker

Use the map search, marker filters and region selection together. When you select a marker, its name, category and available location details are shown in the map detail panel. You can then mark supported objectives complete or use the location as a reference for your next in-game trip.