Find Anima in the same Height or Energy band

Open a round range of Units or Joules and find Anima with similar measurements. A shared band is not a shared combat role.

Open a range directly

Height is split into 0–49 Units, 50–99 Units, 100–149 Units, 150–199 Units, 200+ Units. Energy is split into 0–24 Joules, 25–49 Joules, 50–74 Joules, 75–99 Joules, 100+ Joules. The last range has no upper end. The boundaries are round, so a shared link keeps pointing at the same range.

Choose your own range

Open the Anima list and choose Measurements to set a minimum or maximum Height or Energy. Each boundary includes the number you enter; leave a box empty for an open end. Apply keeps only Anima that fit every range, alongside any selected Aspects. Sort by Height or Energy to compare the ends of that selection. Result pages and filters stay in the address, so a shared link or a return from an Anima page keeps the same selection.

Height bounds of 50 to 99 Units, with Energy left unrestricted.

Height bounds of 50 to 99 Units, with Energy left unrestricted.

Open these results

Start from one creature

Umpurrella sits in 50–99 Units for Height and 25–49 Joules for Energy. Either link lists the other Anima recorded in that range. The measure bar on the creature page points at the same range and shows where this figure sits among the recorded ones.

The filtered list keeps each matching creature’s Aspect and measurements beside its image.

The filtered list keeps each matching creature’s Aspect and measurements beside its image.

Open these results

Compare neighbours before you decide

Choose two creatures from one range and open them with the comparison tool. Tallest here and Most energetic here refer only to that selection. Height and Energy: reading the measures makes the same limit for the full list: neither figure picks a winner.

A band is not an Aspect

Creatures in one range can carry different Aspects. Follow the Aspect index or the opposing Aspects guide when the question is the pair, and use the team builder when you want to try a neighbour in a roster. The band only groups similar recorded measurements.