What Is Erlath in Aniimo?
Erlath is a Nova-stage Water Aniimo in the REGEN role, and it is the energy engine of serious Water comps. Number 081 in the Aniilog, this bubble-wielding leviathan creates bubble fields that convert every Water skill your team casts into bonus Energy — press the skill again to detonate the bubbles and refund 4 EP each. Its ultimate, Crazy Bubbles, boosts team Water damage by 16% for 30 seconds on top of that.
With 7,363 total base stats, Erlath has one of the largest stat totals in the game and a base magic attack of 90. It evolves from Fahloo, and with only 7 recorded wild spawn points, evolution is the dependable route. For Water teams built around skill spam, Erlath is the linchpin.
Erlath Base Stats
| Stat | Base |
|---|---|
| HP | 6,545 |
| ATK | 210 |
| P.DEF | 140 |
| REGEN | 171 |
| M.DEF | 157 |
| BREAK | 140 |
Erlath’s total base stats come to 7,363, with a base magic attack of 90. The 6,545 HP is elite — among the highest of any Nova Aniimo — and the 171 REGEN directly scales its bubble skill’s energy output. It is a tanky, self-sufficient support platform that shrugs off pressure while it works.
Erlath Skills
The kit is entirely about energy economy:
- Bubbles (Might 0, 0 EP, 20s cooldown): The core skill. Creates a bubble field for 15s; each time a teammate casts a Water skill inside, a bubble generates (up to 6). Press again to detonate — each bubble restores 4 EP, and absorbing a puddle adds 10 more. REGEN scaling raises the per-bubble refund up to 7. The upgraded version spawns 2 bubbles immediately on cast.
- Here Comes the Bubble (Might 0, 20 EP, 15s cooldown): A control-support hybrid — a giant bubble that slows enemies by 15%, cuts their EP recovery by 20%, and speeds allies up by 15% for 15s.
- Bubble Blast (Might 30, 10 EP, 0s cooldown): A free, no-cooldown bubble attack for cheap filler.
- ATK (Might 6, 0.1s cooldown): Basic attack.
- Crazy Bubbles (Might 0, ultimate, 20s cooldown): Instantly creates 6 bubbles and increases teammates’ Water damage by 16% for 30s.
The gameplay is geometric: more Water skills inside the field means more bubbles, more bubbles means more EP, more EP means even more Water skills. Erlath bootstraps the whole loop.
Erlath Evolution Line
Erlath evolves from Fahloo (#080), a Lumin-stage Water REGEN unit with 15 recorded spawn points. Fahloo already carries Here Comes the Bubble and Bubble Blast, so the evolution is a natural expansion — same control tools, plus the full bubble economy and the Crazy Bubbles ultimate. Erlath has no further evolutions. The line is two stages and ends at one of the best REGEN platforms in the game.
Where to Find Erlath
Wild Erlath is rare: 7 recorded spawn points with no fixed region listed. The practical path is evolving a Fahloo, which itself is uncommon at 15 spawn points — this line takes more hunting than most Water supports. Use your tracker diligently and check event distributions, since premium REGEN units sometimes appear there.
Should You Use Erlath?
Erlath is a premier pick for Water teams that cast constantly. The bubble economy effectively removes EP as a constraint, the ultimate stacks a 16% Water damage boost on top, and the 7,363 stat line means it survives anything while doing it. The only friction is availability — both stages of the line are uncommon in the wild. If you can secure one, Erlath is arguably the best energy support in the Water roster. Build your Water comp around it.
Erlath FAQ
What element is Erlath?
Erlath is a Water-element Aniimo with a bubble-themed kit focused on Energy generation and team Water damage.
How does the Bubbles skill work?
Bubbles creates a field where each Water skill a teammate casts generates a bubble (max 6). Detonating them restores 4 EP per bubble, more with high REGEN stats, plus 10 EP for absorbing a puddle.
What does Erlath evolve from?
Erlath evolves from Fahloo, a Lumin-stage Water REGEN unit with 15 recorded spawn points.
Is Erlath good for Water teams?
Excellent. The bubble economy funds constant skill casting, and the Crazy Bubbles ultimate adds 16% Water damage for 30 seconds — a premier energy engine for Water comps.
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