Aniimo Omega Infergon Boss Fight: Verification Draft

What is officially confirmed about Infergon?

Infergon is No. 067 in the official Aniimo Wiki. Its standard form is a Fire-element DPS Aniimo in the Nova Stage, with a listed attribute total of 505. The official entry describes a flame-forged armored creature, but it does not identify a boss encounter, an Omega mode, or an encounter location.

Official field	Confirmed value
Dex number	067
Standard-form element	Fire
Role	DPS
Stage	Nova Stage
Attribute total	505
Standard form	Infergon

For the complete official-source record, including its listed attributes and abilities, see the Infergon Aniilog entry. Browse the Aniilog catalogue to compare only data that the official source has published.

What is confirmed about Prismana Infergon?

The official entry includes a Prismana Form for Infergon. That form is listed with both Fire and Wind elements, while retaining the DPS role and Nova Stage label. The official creature reference does not document how players obtain this form, whether it is available in a particular encounter, or whether its availability is tied to any boss reward.

Form	Confirmed elements	Confirmed role	Confirmed stage
Standard Form	Fire	DPS	Nova Stage
Prismana Form	Fire, Wind	DPS	Nova Stage

Do not infer an evolution route, unlock requirement, rarity, or combat advantage from the form listing alone. The beginner guide explains how to approach early research without committing materials before the relevant system is documented.

Which Infergon abilities are documented by the official reference?

The official creature profile lists Fiery Charge, Flaming Claws, Gale Charge, and Lava Breath as combat skills, plus Hot Breath and ATK as innate skills. These are player-facing Infergon ability records; they do not establish the moveset, timings, damage, or phases of a boss that may use the same creature model.

Officially listed ability	Classification
Fiery Charge	Combat
Flaming Claws	Combat
Gale Charge	Combat
Lava Breath	Combat
Hot Breath	Innate
ATK	Innate

Use the Twining and Combat Guide as a draft framework for recording direct-control and break observations. It should not be used to turn an unverified encounter observation into a universal rule.

What is not confirmed for the reported Omega encounter?

The official creature page does not document the following as boss facts, so this page deliberately makes no claim about them:

• Whether “Omega Infergon” is an official encounter name or mode.
• Unlock requirements, arena location, party requirements, lockouts, or reward limits.
• HP, elemental weaknesses or resistances, damage multipliers, break values, and drop tables.
• Attack names, phase thresholds, area-of-effect sizes, damage-over-time effects, dodge invulnerability, or safe-position rules.
• Evolution paths, form-unlock conditions, and any relationship between a player-owned Infergon and a boss encounter.

What evidence is needed before this becomes a strategy guide?

Turn this page into a published strategy only after each encounter claim can be reproduced and attributed. Capture the in-game encounter name, mode-selection screen, reward screen, team setup, patch version, and unedited clips of each attack. Test a proposed counter more than once, record the result, and distinguish an observed tactic from a game rule stated by the interface or official documentation.

When those records are available, add a dated boss data card, a self-captured or officially supplied cover image, and a phase-by-phase strategy. Until then, this draft remains a narrow official-data reference rather than a walkthrough.

Sources and scope

The creature facts on this page come from the Official Aniimo Wiki — Infergon and its Prismana Form entry, checked on 2026-09-17. No third-party video is embedded, registered as structured video data, quoted, or used as evidence for a gameplay claim.