Aniimo Fenmane: Lightning DPS Stats & Skills Guide (2026)

What Is Fenmane in Aniimo?

Fenmane is a Nova‑stage Lightning‑element Aniimo in the DPS role and the final form of the Fentuft thunderbird line. Number 060 in the Aniilog, this electrified raptor fights with dart attacks and battlefield‑wide thunder fields, finishing with the 100‑might Thunderfeather Volley ultimate. Its 292 ATK is among the best of any Nova Lightning attacker.

With 6,426 total base stats and a base magic attack of 125, Fenmane is a legitimate endgame carry. Wild spawn data lists zero points, so it is obtained by evolving a Fentuft — which spawns abundantly at 91 points. Two forms exist: Basic and Prismana. For Lightning teams, this line is one of the cleanest damage paths in the game.

Note: All stats, spawn numbers, and skill names are drawn from the provided guide draft and have not been verified against official 2026 patch notes, the Aniimo wiki, or current forum discussions. Treat these figures as placeholders until confirmed.

Fenmane Base Stats

Stat	Base
HP	5,610
ATK	292
P.DEF	122
REGEN	140
M.DEF	122
BREAK	140
Total	6,426
Base Magic Attack	125

Fenmane’s total base stats come to 6,426, with a base magic attack of 125. The 292 ATK is the whole story — among the top Nova Lightning spreads — and the 140 REGEN keeps its dart rotation fed. Defenses are ordinary, so Fenmane wants a shield or healer backing it while it works from mid‑range.

Fenmane Skills

The kit is dart‑based with field control layered in:

• Thunder Field (Might 1, 20 EP, 8s cooldown): A battlefield zone effect — minimal direct damage, but it electrifies the area for sustained pressure and setup.
• Lightning Dart (Might 50, 20 EP, 5s cooldown): Your primary attack — a fast electric dart with solid might.
• Thunder Imprint (Might 1, 30 EP, 10s cooldown): A mark‑style skill that pairs with the field effects for layered battlefield control.
• Radiant Dart (Might 35, 20 EP, 10s cooldown): A light‑flavored dart variant for coverage.
• ATK (Might 6, 0.1s cooldown): Basic attack filler.
• Thunderfeather Volley (Might 100, 8s cooldown): The ultimate — a barrage of electrified feathers at 100 might.

The rotation alternates Lightning Dart with the field and imprint skills, cashing in the Volley when a target is staggered. Note the fields’ might values are nominal — their value is zone control, not burst.

Skill‑rotation tip: Open with Thunder Field to establish the zone, then spam Lightning Dart while keeping Thunder Imprint on cooldown to maintain the imprint stack. Slide into Radiant Dart only when the enemy moves out of the field’s range. Save Thunderfeather Volley for when the target is already staggered by a Break ally.

Fenmane Evolution Line

Fenmane evolves from Fentuft (#059), a Lumin‑stage Lightning DPS with 91 recorded spawn points. Fentuft shares Thunder Field and Lightning Dart, so the progression is smooth — same dart identity, much better stats, plus the Imprint, Radiant Dart, and Volley at Nova stage. Fenmane does not evolve further and appears in Basic and Prismana forms. This is a clean two‑stage line with no branching, ending at one of the strongest Lightning attackers.

Farming tip: Because Fentuft is common at 91 spawn points, you can raise a high‑IV (Individual Value) Fentuft early and evolve straight to Fenmane. Check event banners periodically — Prismana‑form units sometimes appear there, giving you a second path to the final form.

Where to Find Fenmane

Wild Fenmane spawns are unrecorded — 0 points in the Aniilog. The practical path is evolving a Fentuft, which is common at 91 spawn points. Catch a strong Fentuft, raise it through the line, and Fenmane arrives as the payoff. Check event banners too, since Prismana‑form units sometimes appear there.

Should You Use Fenmane?

Fenmane is a top pick for Lightning damage roles. The 292 ATK hits like a Nova carry should, the field‑and‑dart rotation offers unusual zone control for a DPS, and the line is easy to complete thanks to Fentuft’s abundance. Pair it with a Break unit like Blazen — Fenmane’s burst windows after a stagger are where it shines. If your electric comp needs a main attacker, this bird delivers from mid‑game to endgame.

Recommended Team Comp

• Main DPS: Fenmane (Lightning)
• Break/Support: Blazen (any element that applies Stagger/Break)
• Healer/Shield: Any sustain unit that can protect mid‑range casters
• Off‑field DPS: A secondary Lightning or multi‑element striker to pressure multiple targets while Fenmane holds the field

Stat Priorities

1. ATK% — Fenmane’s damage scales directly with its 292 base ATK.
2. Crit Rate / Crit Damage — Lightning DPS benefits heavily from crit spikes, especially on Thunderfeather Volley.
3. SPD — Faster turns let you cycle the field and imprint skills more often, maintaining zone pressure.
4. HP / DEF — Secondary; Fenmane’s defenses are average, so a dedicated shield or healer is still recommended.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Top‑tier Nova Lightning ATK	Low defensive stats
Clean 2‑stage evolution line	No wild spawns — must evolve
Field + imprint zone control	Low‑might field skills may feel weak initially
Easy to obtain via Fentuft farming	Requires a Break partner for maximum burst

Fenmane FAQ

Question	Answer
What element is Fenmane?	Lightning‑element Aniimo with a thunderbird design and dart‑based attack skills.
What does Fenmane evolve from?	Fentuft (#059), a Lumin‑stage Lightning DPS with 91 recorded spawn points. The line is two stages with no branching.
What is Fenmane’s strongest skill?	Thunderfeather Volley (100 might) is the ultimate; Lightning Dart (50 might) is the strongest spammable attack in the kit.
Where does Fenmane spawn?	No wild spawn points are recorded — obtain Fenmane by evolving a Fentuft, which is widely available.

Last Verified

This guide was last refreshed based on community data 272 days ago. For the latest patch notes, skill tweaks, or spawn updates, check the official Aniimo forums, the Aniilog wiki, and recent 2026 meta discussions before relying on exact numbers.