How To Get Primegy In Aniimo

Published Sep 26, 2026, 12:50 PM EDT Alex is a gamer at heart. He started his journey on the Sega Genesis (Mega Drive) and has been playing games since. While he enjoys difficult games like Dark Souls, he also likes to cuddle up with a cozy game, too. Alex loves completing games 100 percent and getting all the achievements so it's only natural that he enjoys flex-... uhhh... SHARING that gaming knowledge with the world. Alex has a Master's degree in English but his love for games has made him into a writer he is today. He's written for websites like Destructoid, TheEscapist, ProGameGuides, and DotEsports before starting his career here at TheGamer. When it comes to free-to-play games, Aniimo is very generous when you consider how much it lets you do completely free. For a game without any gacha mechanics, we're quite impressed by how much we have been able to do as free players. That was until we fought a couple of Alpha Aniimo and found out about the Primegy system. Truth be told, this isn't a very intrusive system, and it's easy to get used to as a free player. Still, if you're here, you must be annoyed by it (like we were) and you're looking for ways to recover it faster. We've been there too, and we are here to help. How Primegy Works Primegy is essentially your Alpha Aniimo fighting energy. As long as you have enough Primegy, you can fight, capture and loot an Alpha. If you don't have enough, you can still fight an Alpha, but you won't be able to loot it and claim its reward. You start with a full pool of 300 energy, and each time you finish a fight with an Alpha, you get to spend some (usually 30) in order to try and capture and loot it. It is in your best interest to fight many Alpha Aniimo because they award player experience points, evolution items, currency, badges, and sometimes even limited-time rewards. This is exactly why you need Primegy and why it can run out before you know it. How To Restore Primegy There are exactly two ways to restore Primegy: Waiting — One Primegy restores every six real-life minutes (regardless if you're in the game or not). In total, if you're completely out of Primegy, you need to wait 30 hours. Primegy Batteries — These consumable items can instantly restore some of your Primegy. As you can imagine, these are somewhat rare. You can sometimes get them as rewards from Events, but you can also buy them from the shop using Glimmer (but only up to 6 per day) If we're being honest, unless you really need a few extra elemental stones to finally achieve that Aniimo evolution, we recommend you just do something else in the game and wait for your Primegy to recover. You can double your total Primegy cap from 300 to 600 if you have the Monthly Pass (requires purchase). This still won't make the Primegy recover any faster, but at least you'll have twice as much energy waiting for you if you decide to skip a day, or not fight Alphas for 60 hours.