Waleetle Aniimo Guide 2026: Earth DPS Stats, Skills & Build

Waleetle Aniimo Overview

You want a reliable Earth DPS that can adapt on the fly? Waleetle is your creature. It is an Earth-element, DPS-role Aniimo, numbered 057 in the Aniilog, and it sits at the Nova stage with no further evolution. That means you invest in it once and never need to respec into a different form.

Waleetle is a beetle-type Aniimo that lifts either a stone or ice ball and rolls it through enemies. The core loop is simple: set up a stacking damage buff, then cycle your main skill to cash it in. It also has a dedicated shield-breaker for Barrier-heavy encounters, which most DPS units lack.

Base stats total 5,988 across HP, ATK, P.DEF, M.DEF, REGEN, and BREAK. Magic attack sits at 114 base. Growth runs from 0.61 m and 8.37 kg at early stage to 1.44 m and 57.02 kg at full size. Waleetle comes in Male and Female variants, has two forms — Basic and Prismana — and sleeps at night.

Waleetle Base Stats

Stat	Base
HP	5,142
ATK	266
P.DEF	140
REGEN	155
M.DEF	140
BREAK	145
Magic ATK	114

ATK 266 and REGEN 155 are the standout numbers. Defenses sit at a solid 140 across the board. HP 5,142 is average for a NOVA-stage unit. The 145 BREAK stat gives a small bonus toward breaking enemy guard. Overall, Waleetle is a balanced melee DPS with enough survivability to stay in the fight without needing heavy defensive support.

Waleetle Skills Breakdown

Core Skill: Sandstorm Spin

• Might: 18/s
• EP Cost: 10 EP/s
• Cooldown: 1s
• Break Chance: 100%

This is your main DPS tool. Waleetle spins continuously while burning EP, dealing consistent damage. Every hit on a BREAK target deals 20% extra damage. The spin speed also increases damage frequency by up to 100% without raising EP cost, making this your bread-and-butter skill in extended fights.

Stone Ball Drift

• Might: 61
• EP Cost: 20
• Cooldown: 1s
• Break Chance: 100%

Your setup skill. Waleetle spins toward a target, dealing damage with each hit. Each hit adds 8% damage for 20 seconds, stacking up to 4 times for a maximum of 32% bonus damage. Use this first, then switch to Sandstorm Spin or your ultimate to cash in the buff.

Ice Ball Cutting

• Might: 67
• EP Cost: 20
• Cooldown: 1s
• Break Chance: 100%

Unlocked with the Snowfield form. Waleetle raises an ice ball and rolls forward for heavy damage. A solid alternative to Stone Ball Cutter if you have the form unlocked.

Stone Ball Cutter

• Might: 67
• EP Cost: 20
• Cooldown: 1s
• Break Chance: 100%

The Basic form version of the same skill. Identical mechanics to Ice Ball Cutting — lift the ball, roll forward, deal heavy damage. Pick whichever form you have available.

Darkwheel Slash

• Might: 60
• EP Cost: 20
• Cooldown: 1s
• Break Chance: 100%

Unlocked with the Prismana form. This is your anti-shield tool. Waleetle rolls forward at high speed, dealing damage plus an additional 400% damage to Shields. If you are fighting Barrier-heavy enemies, this skill alone justifies running Waleetle.

Rock Ball Blast

• Might: 195
• Ultimate Cost: 100
• Cooldown: 8s
• Break Chance: 100%

Your finisher. Waleetle launches a giant rock ball that rolls over targets and explodes on impact. The 195 might makes this one of the highest-damage single skills in the Earth DPS pool. Use this after stacking Stone Ball Drift for maximum output.

Basic ATK

• Might: 6
• Cooldown: 0.1s
• Break Chance: N/A

Close-range earth attack. Use this for filler damage between skills and to trigger on-hit effects. Not your main source of damage but useful for maintaining pressure.

Waleetle Combat Loop

Here is how you play Waleetle in practice:

1. Open with Stone Ball Drift to stack up to 32% bonus damage over 4 hits.
2. Activate Sandstorm Spin to cycle through enemies while the buff is active. The 20% extra damage to BREAK targets compounds nicely.
3. When the ultimate is ready, use Rock Ball Blast to cash in the stacked buff on a grouped enemy cluster.
4. Against Shield or Barrier enemies, swap Sandstorm Spin for Darkwheel Slash to shred through defenses fast.

Stay out of punishment range. Waleetle is a melee unit — keep your distance when enemies wind up heavy attacks, close in when they recover. The 155 REGEN helps you sustain through minor hits while repositioning.

Waleetle Evolution Line

Waleetle is a NOVA-stage endpoint. There is no further evolution recorded. You do not need to spend resources chasing a next form — what you see is what you get, and it is fully built for endgame use.

This also means team-building around Waleetle is straightforward. You are not preparing for an evolution that changes its role or kit. It stays a DPS throughout its entire lifecycle.

Where to Find Waleetle

Waleetle has 3 recorded spawn points with no single named region attached. It is classified as an uncommon encounter, not a guaranteed field catch. Plan your farming runs accordingly — you may need to visit multiple areas before running into one.

Since it only appears in specific spots, knowing your map routes and using spawn-tracking tools (if available in your version) will save you time. The variants — Basic and Prismana — drop from the same spawn pool, so you can chase the form you want without needing separate routes.

Team Building with Waleetle

Waleetle fills the DPS slot as an Earth-element NOVA-stage Aniimo. Here is what you should pair it with:

Support / Buffer: Any unit that adds ATK or elemental damage bonuses. Waleetle stacks its own damage, but external buffs multiply the output further. A buffer that extends Stone Ball Drift’s duration or boosts Sandstorm Spin’s might is ideal.

Crowd Control: Waleetle’s skills are most effective against grouped or pinned targets. A CC unit that locks enemies in place lets you land more Drift hits and keeps BREAK targets from recovering.

Shield Breaker Alternative: If your team already has a dedicated shield breaker, you can drop Darkwheel Slash from your rotation and rely on Waleetle’s raw DPS. If not, keep it equipped — that 400% shield bonus is too valuable against Barrier compositions.

Ultimate Sync: Pair Waleetle with a unit that generates EP fast. Sandstorm Spin burns EP, and Rock Ball Blast needs 100 ultimate. A teammate that passively fills your ultimate meter lets you cycle the big skill more often.

Build Recommendations

Focus your investment on these priorities:

1. ATK / Magic ATK — Waleetle is a magic-oriented DPS. Maximizing ATK boosts both Sandstorm Spin and Rock Ball Blast.
2. EP Generation — More EP means longer Sandstorm Spin windows and faster ultimate cycling. Any gear or passive that improves EP gain is a strong pick.
3. Speed / Cooldown Reduction — Faster cooldowns let you stack Stone Ball Drift more often and cycle Darkwheel Slash for shield breaks.
4. Survivability — The 140 P.DEF and 140 M.DEF are decent but not tank-level. A bit of HP or REGEN investment keeps Waleetle alive during extended rotations.

Avoid stacking pure DEF or HP at the expense of damage output. Waleetle wins fights by dealing damage fast, not by surviving longer than it needs to.

Should You Use Waleetle?

Yes, if you want a flexible Earth DPS with clear answers to different enemy types. The stacking damage buff from Stone Ball Drift gives consistent upside. Sandstorm Spin is your sustained damage engine. Darkwheel Slash covers the shield meta. Rock Ball Blast delivers burst when you need it.

It is easy to slot into any team that needs a DPS unit with a defined role. It is also easy to replace once your roster outgrows it — but until then, Waleetle is a solid NOVA-tier investment you can commit to with confidence.

If you prefer adaptive melee attackers who can handle shields, groups, and bosses without switching Aniimo, Waleetle deserves a spot in your roster.

Waleetle FAQ

What element and role is Waleetle?

Waleetle is an Earth-element, DPS-role Aniimo and creature 057 in the Aniilog.

What does Stone Ball Drift do?

It spins to damage a target, and each hit increases Waleetle’s damage by 8% for 20 seconds, stacking up to 4 times for a maximum of 32% bonus damage.

How does Darkwheel Slash help against shields?

It deals an additional 400% damage to Shields, making it the go-to skill for Barrier-heavy enemies.

Does Waleetle evolve?

No. Waleetle is a NOVA-stage endpoint with no further evolution recorded.

What is the best combat loop for Waleetle?

Open with Stone Ball Drift to stack the damage buff, cycle Sandstorm Spin while the buff is active, and finish with Rock Ball Blast when the ultimate is ready.

Where can I find Waleetle?

Waleetle appears at 3 recorded spawn points with no single named region. It is an uncommon encounter, so visiting multiple areas increases your chances.

What are Waleetle’s strongest stats?

ATK 266 and REGEN 155 are the standout numbers. Defenses are balanced at 140, and the 145 BREAK stat provides a small bonus for breaking enemy guard.