Aniimo Astrophel, Rapieronce, Espilamina Name Guide

Aniimo localized names guide mapping Astrophel, Rapieronce, Espilamina, Dornklinge, Brennklau, and Schalwart to the English creature names.

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Aniimo Astrophel, Rapieronce, Espilamina Name Guide visual guide

Some Aniimo searches are not new creatures. They are localized creature names from the official Aniimo Wiki in French, German, Portuguese, or other languages. If you searched for astrophel aniimo, rapieronce aniimo, espilamina aniimo, aniimo dornklinge, aniimo brennklau, or aniimo schalwart, the useful answer is the English name behind that localized entry.

Quick Localized Name Map

Search termOfficial localized pageEnglish creatureEnglish guide
AstrophelFrench NO.055SherroAniimo Sherro
SchalwartGerman NO.055SherroAniimo Sherro
Rapieronce / RapiéronceFrench NO.034ThornbladeAniimo Thornblade
Espilamina / EspilâminaPortuguese NO.034ThornbladeAniimo Thornblade
DornklingeGerman NO.034ThornbladeAniimo Thornblade
BrennklauGerman NO.003ScorchhowlAniimo Scorchhowl

The number is the safest part of the mapping. The official English Wiki lists Sherro at NO.055, Thornblade at NO.034, and Scorchhowl at NO.003. The localized pages use the same index numbers with translated names.

Is Astrophel a New Aniimo?

No. Astrophel is the French localized name for Sherro. The official French page is NO.055, while the English page for NO.055 is Sherro.

If you came from a French video, screenshot, or search result, use the Sherro guide for the English Water DPS data: Tidal Heart, Hydro Roll, Flowing Water Slash, Prismana form, and the water-terrain rotation.

Is Rapieronce or Espilamina a New Aniimo?

No. Rapiéronce is French Thornblade, and Espilâmina is Portuguese Thornblade. Both localized pages point to NO.034, the same official index number as English Thornblade.

Searchers often type the names without accents, so rapieronce aniimo and espilamina aniimo usually mean the same thing. Use the Thornblade guide for Sword Dance stacks, Thorny Defense, Thorny Impact, Prismana form, and team fit.

German Name Searches

German localized searches are showing up too:

German nameEnglish nameWhy players search it
DornklingeThornbladeSword Dance DPS and Prismana comparison
BrennklauScorchhowlFire DPS and free Prismana comparison
SchalwartSherroWater DPS, Tidal Heart, and Prismana form

If a search result or screenshot uses one of these names, compare the index number first. That prevents you from building the wrong creature because a translated name looks unfamiliar.

Why Localized Names Matter

Aniimo has global servers, global search demand, and official Wiki pages in multiple languages. A player can see a French or German creature name in a video, then search in English to find builds, tier lists, codes, or Prismana advice.

That creates three common mistakes:

MistakeBetter check
Treating Astrophel as a separate creature from SherroMatch NO.055 across languages
Treating Rapieronce, Espilamina, and Dornklinge as different creaturesMatch NO.034 across languages
Choosing a Prismana based only on a translated nameOpen the English guide for role, element, and skills

The English guide is usually the safest place to continue because most current tier lists, team guides, and code guides use English names.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Astrophel in Aniimo? Astrophel is the French localized name for Sherro, the Water DPS creature listed at NO.055.

What is Rapieronce in Aniimo? Rapiéronce is the French localized name for Thornblade, the Grass DPS creature listed at NO.034.

What is Espilamina in Aniimo? Espilâmina is the Portuguese localized name for Thornblade. Searches often omit the accent.

What is Dornklinge in Aniimo? Dornklinge is the German localized name for Thornblade.

What is Brennklau in Aniimo? Brennklau is the German localized name for Scorchhowl.

Where can I verify these mappings? Open the official localized Aniimo Wiki pages and compare the index numbers: French Astrophel NO.055, French Rapiéronce NO.034, Portuguese Espilâmina NO.034, German Dornklinge NO.034, German Brennklau NO.003, and German Schalwart NO.055.

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