The Aniimo Lightweave is the first gacha banner to be released in the game, granting players the chance of getting a limited-time cosmetic set. It’s important to note that the gacha in Aniimo only features cosmetic items and doesn’t affect your overall gameplay. There’s also the Aniimo Transmog feature, which requires Radiant Dreamshadow.

Aniimo Lightweave Guide

Lightweave Tickets are a gacha currency in Aniimo, which you can spend on gacha rolls to obtain exclusive outfits. As with the nature of gacha banners, these outfits are only available for a limited time. One roll costs 1 Lightweave Ticket, or you can opt to use 38 Lumin Crystals instead.

How to Get Lightweave Tickets


The Lightweave Ticket in Aniimo, which is used to purchase gacha rolls. To the right is a description of the item, including how to get it.
Lightweave Tickets are the required currency for the cosmetic gacha banners. They can be obtained by purchasing with Glimmer or Lumin Crystals.

Glimmer

You can purchase Lightweave Tickets from the Glimmer tab in the Item Shop. 1 Lightweave Ticket costs 38 Glimmer, but there’s also a bundle of 5 Lightweave Tickets for 160 Glimmer.

Glimmer is much easier to get than Lumin Crystals [as mentioned below], as you can obtain this currency through Elite Training Course Missions, Daily Activities, levelling up, and defeating Alpha Aniimo. Basically, you get Glimmer by simply progressing through the game.

Lumin Crystals

Lightweave Tickets are also available in the Item Shop for 38 Lumin Crystals. You can also buy limited bundles from the Pack Shop. Butterfly Dream: First Encounter grants 5 Lightweave Tickets and 100 Voxel Coins for 60 Lumin Crystals, and Butterfly Dream: Invitation grants 10 Lightweave Tickets and 300 Voxel Coins for 280 Lumin Crystals.

Lumin Crystals are obtainable via the Monthly Pass, top-ups from the in-game Cash Shop and event-exclusive bundles. In short, Lumin Crystals are the most premium currency in the game, costing real-life money. The recommended method is to get the Monthly Pass, as it instantly grants 330 Lumin Crystals upon purchase. But, of course, it’s completely up to you if you want to remain a F2P player.

How Lightweave Works

As you spend Lightweave Tickets, you’re building towards milestones that grant rewards, including Lightweave Fragments. These Lightweave Fragments can be spent to purchase specific items from the cosmetic set if you haven’t been able to get them via rolls.

You can also collect Lightweave Fragments if you manage to get duplicate pieces of the Woven Wings of the Wildwood outfit. A single duplicate converts to 1.5K Lightweave Fragments.

Current Outfit: Forest of Butterfly Dreams / Woven Wings of the Wildwood

The Forest of Butterfly Dreams outfit in Aniimo. It features a long pale green dress, long green hair that has the appearance of leaves and flowers, elf ears and antlers.
The Forest of Butterfly Dreams outfit in Aniimo’s Lightweave. Lightweave Tickets are required to roll for a chance of getting a cosmetic piece. The milestones are to the left, rewarding you with items the more you roll.
Forest of Butterfly Dreams Milestones

Each time you spend a Lightweave Ticket, you’re working towards the milestones. When you perform the specified number of rolls, you gain the reward. To get all of the milestone rewards, you need a total of 80 Lightweave Tickets.

By then, you may have obtained a few of the outfit pieces, or even duplicates, which are then converted to Lightweave Fragments. At the 30 roll milestone, you get 100 Lightweave Fragments.

  • 80 Rolls
    • Dreamdrift Waltz [Wings]
  • 60 Rolls
    • 5 Lightweave Tickets
  • 45 Rolls
    • Vine Dance, Drifting Fireflies [glowing fireflies float around you]
  • 30 Rolls
    • 100 Lightweave Fragments
  • 20 Rolls
    • 5 Lightweave Tickets
  • 10 Rolls
    • 100 Sparkling Crystals

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