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All new Aniimo species coming to Season 1 Part 2

A first look at all 32 new creatures to collect.

A graphic of all new Aniimo coming in Season 1 Part 2's update.
Credit: Pawprint Studio
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New Aniimo will be arriving alongside Season 1 Part 2 on Thursday, 28th October.

There will be 32 new unique species, and a total of 51 new Aniimo to collect when the Aniimo server maintenance ends.

As you read the latest patch notes, here's details of every new Aniimo we know about so far.


All new Aniimo species we know so far

Developer Pawprint Studio has released the following graphic showing all 32 unique species:

A graphic of all new Aniimo coming in Season 1 Part 2's update.
All 32 new Aniimo species coming in Season 1 Part 2. Credit: Pawprint Studio

Out of the above, here's details for the ones we know about so far:

Hypnyto, Ekrim, Hoptail

Hypnyto, Ekrim and Hoptail from Aniimo.
Credit: Pawprint Studio

Whirlbite, Gachapus, Jabster, Sugartini

Aniimo Whirlbite, Gachapus, Jabster, Sugartini.
Credit: Pawprint Studio

Reefish

Reefish in Aniimo's Aniilog
Credit: One More Catch (via Pawprint Studio)

Coraliz

Coraliz in Aniimo's Aniilog
Credit: One More Catch (via Pawprint Studio)

Bebbeep

Bebbeep in Aniimo's Aniilog
Credit: One More Catch (via Pawprint Studio)

Glameep

Glameep in Aniimo's Aniilog
Credit: One More Catch (via Pawprint Studio)

Popapus

Popapus in Aniimo's Aniilog
Credit: One More Catch (via Pawprint Studio)

Gachapus

Gachapus in Aniimo's Aniilog
Credit: One More Catch (via Pawprint Studio)

Jaguaraun

Aniimo Jaguaraun.
Credit: Pawprint Studio

We'll update our all Aniimo creatures list with the final details of the above when they arrive. And while you wait, you can read the full list of Aniimo patch notes.

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Matthew Reynolds

Matthew Reynolds

Matthew Reynolds is founder and editor of One More Catch, and has covered Pokémon Go since day one. An award-winning games journalist based in the UK, he has written for Polygon, Eurogamer, Digital Spy, The Guardian, and Retro Gamer magazine.

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