Infergon Aniimo Guide: Fire DPS Stats, Skills & How to Get It

Infergon Aniimo Guide: Fire DPS Stats, Skills & How to Get It

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What Is Infergon in Aniimo?

Infergon is a Nova-stage Fire Aniimo that fills the DPS role, registered as creature 067 in the Aniilog. It belongs to the Helmwhelp evolution line and specializes in stacking Fire Debuff before spending those charges on empowered claw strikes. This makes Infergon a debuff-centric bruiser rather than a pure glass cannon.

Infergon carries 6,203 total base stats across its lineup. Its base magic attack sits at 125, and it grows from 1.75 m to 2.05 m in length and from 82.69 kg to 138.68 kg at full size. The creature comes in Male and Female variants, sleeps during the night, and has both Basic and Prismana forms available.

Infergon Base Stats

StatBase
HP5,376
ATK292
P.DEF122
REGEN124
M.DEF149
BREAK140

ATK at 292 and M.DEF at 149 are Infergon’s standout numbers. The 5,376 HP and 122 P.DEF sit at average levels, which means Infergon performs best when it uses its shields and charge tools to control engagement distance instead of standing still and trading blows.

Infergon Skills Explained

Fiery Charge (Might 60, 20 EP, 1s cooldown): Your primary mobility and survivability tool. Charges the target on the ground; if used while airborne, Infergon dives and stops flying. On hit, it gains a shield equal to 5% of Max HP for 10 seconds. This is essential for staying safe while closing gaps.

Flaming Breath (Might 62, 20 EP, 1s cooldown): This is your core setup skill. It breathes fire forward and applies 8 stacks of Fire Debuff to the target. The upgraded version sweeps the breath forward for wider coverage. Always fire this first to load your stacks.

Flaming Claws (Might 45/54, 15 EP, 1s cooldown): A two-hit claw strike that can be recast within 5 seconds of the first hit. Each of the two strikes can consume 2 stacks of Fire Debuff for an extra 30 Might boost. This is where your Fire Debuff investment pays off directly.

Gale Charge (Might 60, 20 EP, 1s cooldown): Rushes the target and reflects incoming projectiles during the charge window. This ability unlocks only when Infergon reaches the Prismana form, adding a defensive layer to your toolkit.

ATK: A basic ranged fire attack with Might 6 and a 0.1s cooldown. Useful as filler between your skill rotation and for triggering on-hit effects.

Hot Breath (Might 168, 100 Ultimate, 8s cooldown): Your finisher. Breaths lava over a large area in front of Infergon, applying another 8 stacks of Fire Debuff. Use this when you need maximum burst or when multiple enemies are grouped.

The Core Skill Rotation

Your rotation is straightforward but demands sequencing over button mashing. Start with Flaming Breath to apply 8 Fire Debuff stacks. Then chain into Flaming Claws, consuming 2 stacks per strike for the bonus 30 Might per hit. Use Fiery Charge to close distance and gain your shield. When the cooldown resets, repeat the cycle. Drop Hot Breath whenever it’s available for extra damage and stack generation. The Gale Charge gives you projectile reflection and repositioning when you reach the Prismana form.

Infergon Evolution Line

Infergon sits at the end of the Helmwhelp evolution line as a Nova-stage endpoint. There is no further evolution recorded for this creature. If you invested resources into the Fire branch from Helmwhelp, Infergon is your final form and a finished build you can commit to without worrying about future evolution requirements.

How to Get Infergon

Infergon has no recorded open-world spawn points and no named region attached to its entry. This means you won’t find it wandering the field ready to catch. Instead, Infergon is obtained through progression β€” likely via evolution from its earlier form in the Helmwhelp line. Plan your early game choices around selecting the Fire branch at evolution nodes.

Should You Use Infergon?

Infergon is a solid Fire DPS pick with a clear identity. The 292 ATK is competitive for its tier, and its skill loop rewards players who plan their rotations instead of spamming buttons blindly. The built-in shield from Fiery Charge and the projectile reflection from Gale Charge give it more survivability than typical DPS units. Hot Breath adds another 8 Fire Debuff stacks for follow-up claw combos, keeping your damage output consistent throughout a fight.

It excels when paired with a frontline partner who can hold attention while Infergon commits to its damage sequence. It shines in PvE content where debuff stacking and sustained DPS matter most. However, its average HP and P.DEF mean it struggles in prolonged all-in trades without careful positioning.

Team Role and Build Notes

Infergon fills the DPS slot as a NOVA-stage Fire Aniimo. Its total base stats of 6,203 break down into 5,376 HP, 292 ATK, 122 P.DEF, 124 REGEN, 149 M.DEF, and 140 BREAK, with a base magic attack of 125.

In combat, Infergon’s tools are Fiery Charge (Might 60, 20 EP, 1s cooldown, 100% Break), Flaming Breath (Might 62, 20 EP, 1s cooldown, 100% Break), Flaming Claws (Might 45, 15 EP, 1s cooldown, 100% Break), Gale Charge (Might 60, 20 EP, 1s cooldown, 100% Break), and Hot Breath (Might 168, 8s cooldown, 100% Break). The basic attack serves as close-range filler and triggers on-hit effects between your main skills.

Since Infergon is a NOVA-stage endpoint with no further evolution, it is a finished build you can invest resources in confidently. It has 2 recorded forms β€” Basic and Prismana β€” giving collectors variants to pursue. The creature has no recorded open-world spawn points, so acquisition comes through progression rather than field hunting.

When deciding whether to commit to Infergon, compare its offerings against your current roster. It is a DPS unit with a NOVA-tier stat line and a clear debuff-spend identity. That makes it easy to slot into a team that needs exactly that role, and easy to step aside when your roster evolves past it.

Infergon Tips and Tricks

  • Always start engagements with Flaming Breath to load 8 stacks before committing to Flaming Claws.
  • Use Fiery Charge to close distance and immediately gain your shield β€” never skip it for raw damage.
  • Hot Breath is your ultimate tool. Save it for grouped enemies or when you need to reset your debuff cycle mid-fight.
  • Gale Charge’s projectile reflection can negate heavy ranged pressure. Time it against boss or enemy attack patterns.
  • Infergon prefers hit-and-run tactics. Use its mobility to strike, shield, and reposition rather than standing in one spot.
  • Since Infergon has no open-world spawns, prioritize evolving your Helmwhelp through the Fire branch if you want this unit.

Infergon FAQ

What element and role is Infergon?

Infergon is a Fire-element, DPS-role Aniimo and creature 067 in the Aniilog.

How many Fire Debuff stacks does Flaming Breath apply?

Flaming Breath applies 8 stacks of Fire Debuff, and Hot Breath applies another 8.

What do Flaming Claws do with Fire Debuff?

Both claw strikes can consume 2 stacks of Fire Debuff to deal additional damage equal to 30 Might.

Does Infergon evolve further?

No. Infergon is a Nova-stage endpoint with no further evolution recorded.

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