Defeating Lita at level 60 in Aniimo can be challenging, especially if you enter the battle with an unbalanced team. This Elite Pathfinder battle puts you against four powerful Aniimo in their Prismana Forms, each with different elemental strengths and weaknesses. You also have only five minutes to defeat the entire team, so choosing the right attackers is essential.
The key to winning is to exploit elemental weaknesses, deal damage efficiently, and prevent Lita’s healer from restoring her team’s health. With the right lineup and a clear strategy, you can win without relying on rare Aniimo or expensive upgrades.
How to Unlock Lita’s Level 60 Battle
Before challenging Lita, you must reach level 60 and progress through the required quests. Her first battle is associated with the Growth Story quest, Assessment: Starlight’s Witness.
Follow these steps to unlock the fight:
- Reach level 60 and complete the required progression quests.
- Check your quest log for Assessment: Starlight’s Witness.
- Travel to the Polaris Institute in Astra and find Lita in the Battle Art Department.
- Follow the quest objectives to reach Boomblast Arena.
- Prepare your team and defeat Lita’s four Aniimo within the five-minute time limit.
If Lita is not available, check your active quests and speak to the relevant Institute characters to ensure you have completed the required steps.
Lita’s Team and Their Weaknesses
Lita uses four level 60 Aniimo in Prismana Forms. These forms have different elemental combinations from their standard versions, so you should check the weaknesses of the forms you actually encounter.
Here is a breakdown of her team:
- Prismana Sherro: Combines Water and Light elements. Lightning and Ice attacks are effective choices.
- Prismana Stellarys: Combines Dark and Ice elements. Wind, Light, and Fire attacks can exploit its weaknesses.
- Prismana Glynsera: Combines Light and Ice elements. Dark and Earth attacks are useful against it.
- Prismana Glacy: Combines Water and Light elements. Lightning and Ice attacks are effective against this healer.
During the fight, some Aniimo appear under nicknames. For example, Stellarys may appear as Starshadow, Glynsera as Blade Tip, and Glacy as Watercolor.
Pay particular attention to Glacy. Its healing abilities can make the battle much harder if you allow it to restore the health of the other Aniimo repeatedly.
The Best Team to Beat Lita
You do not need a full team of rare Prismana Aniimo to win this battle. Instead, build a lineup around elemental coverage, consistent damage, and support.
A practical team should include:
- A Lightning attacker: Use this Aniimo to exploit Sherro’s and Glacy’s Water weakness.
- A Fire or Wind attacker: This gives you effective options against Stellarys.
- A Dark or Earth attacker: Use it to counter Glynsera.
- A support Aniimo: Somniwing is a useful choice because its sleep abilities can create openings for your attackers.
Fenmane is one possible Lightning option, while your starter, Helion or Lunara, can provide additional coverage depending on its available skills. Stellarys and Rookey are possible Dark attackers, while Somniwing can provide valuable crowd control.
Your exact lineup should depend on the Aniimo you have trained and the skills available to them. Prioritize useful elemental matchups over simply choosing the creatures with the highest levels.
How to Prepare Before the Fight
A few upgrades can make a significant difference, particularly when you are struggling to defeat Lita before the timer expires.
Before entering the arena, consider the following preparations:
- Upgrade your damage dealers: Prioritize Attack and useful damage bonuses on your main attackers.
- Improve your BREAK damage: Rookey is an excellent option for reducing an opponent’s BREAK gauge and creating openings for stronger attacks.
- Equip suitable held items: Choose items that improve damage, critical hits, BREAK, or energy regeneration according to each Aniimo’s role.
- Use food buffs: Wolfie’s barbecue shop in northern Astra offers dishes that increase maximum HP or defenses. Choose a buff that addresses your team’s biggest weakness.
- Check your skills: Make sure your Aniimo have their strongest available attacks and support abilities equipped.
You do not need perfect stats on every Aniimo, but improving your primary damage dealer and BREAK specialist will make the battle much easier.
