The RV is your personal space in Aniimo, but the quest that unlocks it is easy to miss. Here's how to unlock it, what you can do with it, and how RV Levels, Homeland facilities, Modules, Daily Orders, and RV Parks work.
How to Unlock the RV
The RV is unlocked through a quest called Prologue: The Wondrous RV, which becomes available after you complete the Promotion: Dewdrop Crystal's Resonance main quest by passing Dr. Lewis' test and being promoted to a Grade II Student.
This quest is easy to miss. After the promotion, a house-shaped button with a heart icon quietly appears next to your main quest tracker, but it starts out greyed out with no on-screen prompt. Resonance unlocks around the same time and comes with its own tutorial, which can draw your attention away. If you don't see the button, check your quest Log after being promoted to Grade II Student.
Following the quest marker leads you to Fannie, the inventor of the RV System. Fannie grants you your RV along with a set of Home Quests that walk you through its features.
What You Can Do With the RV
According to Fannie, the RV is a personal space you can upgrade and customize to your liking. When you first receive it, you can choose its name.
| Option | Details |
|---|---|
| Functional Facilities | Place Farmlands and other Functional Facilities to plant crops or trees, mine ores, and more. |
| Decorations and building | Place outdoor and indoor decorations, and even build a home inside your Homeland. |
| Placing your Aniimo | Captured Aniimo can be placed inside the RV, where they'll autonomously work based on their Homeland Ability. How many you can place depends on your RV Level. |
| Exclusive shops | Sell items produced from your RV at exclusive shops in exchange for Home Coins, which you can then spend on more crops, decorations, and RV Level Ups. |
Leveling up your RV unlocks additional features, and costs both byproducts produced inside your Homeland and Home Coins. Unlocking the RV and Homeland also brings additional quests that walk you through its various systems.
When you decorate or build, the toolbar at the top of the Build screen (F1 to F7 on PC) has tools that make the job easier, such as Multi-Select Mode for moving several pieces of furniture or decorations together.
Homeland Layout Guide: Sample Layouts and Tips
What RV Levels Unlock
Raising your RV Level does more than increase how many Aniimo you can place. Higher RV Levels also unlock new facilities, Modules, recipes, and other Homeland features. For example, RV Lv.14 raises the facility level cap in your Homeland, adds new items to the Home Shop and Furniture Store, including more advanced production facilities, and increases how many Functional Facilities you can place.
RV Lv.10 rewards a Prismana Fenmane Egg. It is guaranteed to hatch into a Prismana Form Aniimo, and you can hatch it in an Outpost Hatchinator or a Home Hatchinator. At the time of writing, leveling up your RV is the only confirmed way to get a Prismana Fenmane.
How to Level Up RV: Requirements and Materials · How to Get Prismana and Spawn Them Fast
Useful Homeland Facilities
The Aniipod Maker and Dance Pad Polisher turn what your Homeland produces into items you can use on your adventure, and each gets a new Facility Formula, or recipe, as it levels up. The Hatchinator lets you hatch Aniimo Eggs right in your Homeland.
| Facility | What it does |
|---|---|
| Aniipod Maker | Turns Homeland materials into Aniipods. The Level 1 Facility Formula makes Aniipods, Level 2 makes Aniipod Pros, and Level 3 makes Aniipod Megas. |
| Dance Pad Polisher | Turns crops into Growth items that give your Aniimo EXP: Growth Buds at Level 1, Growth Flowers at Level 2, and Growth Fruits at Level 3. A Growth Fruit grants 25,000 Aniimo EXP. |
| Hatchinator | Hatches Aniimo Eggs inside your Homeland. It unlocks at RV Lv.2. |
Facilities can't be upgraded to Lv.3 until your RV reaches Lv.9, so each Level 3 Facility Formula stays locked until then.
Some Homeland products also have environment requirements. Select a facility's Work Efficiency to see what it needs, such as the required Temperature next to the current Temperature. Some products are only more efficient under the right conditions, while others can't be produced at all until the requirement is met. Conditions include Temperature and Lighting.
Home Management shows your whole Homeland on one map, with every facility and its level. Select a facility to switch between its Formula, Manage, and Level Up tabs. The Formula tab also has a Batch overwrite button for changing recipes in one go.
Modules and Component Upgrade
Modules are managed from Component Upgrade on the Homeland screen. They are split between the RV Cabin and Rooftop Loft tabs, and their effects range from raising your max Stamina to unlocking new recipes and furniture.
Each Module level has its own Level Up Conditions and costs Home Coins, and some levels also need Modification Toolkits. For example, Ecological Module Lv.3 requires RV Level 8, costs 2,300 Home Coins and 1 Modification Toolkit, and unlocks a new Farmland recipe, Quick Recipe: Potato.
The Power Module in the Rooftop Loft adds a Power System to your Homeland. Lv.1 requires RV Level 12, costs 8,700 Home Coins, and unlocks the Crackle Generator and Crackle Power Pole furniture.
Earn Home Coins With Daily Orders
Daily Orders ask for specific materials or products. Deliver the requested items to earn Home Coins and other rewards. Urgent orders pay x200% rewards.
You can hold up to 9 orders at once, and you can't accept new ones while you're at the limit. New orders come in over time, and you get 5 free refreshes per day to swap out orders.
RV Parks and Aniimo Trips
RV Parks are found throughout Idyll and are available as soon as you get your RV. Visit one and register there to rest and recover your Aniimo's HP.
Some furniture also grants a buff when you place it at an RV Park. For example, the Essence of Light, which you can get in exchange for 10 Element Gems, grants residents a park buff of +2% Light Attack and +2% Light Resistance.
At RV Lv.6, buying the Signal Transmitter lets you station Aniimo at RV Parks and send them on Trips. Open Aniimo on a Trip at an RV Park (F11 on PC) to send them out. There are three trip lengths, On Foot (6h), Adventure (12h), and Camping (20h), but in our playthrough only On Foot was available at first, with Adventure and Camping still locked. Aniimo come back with rewards such as Aniimo Eggs, Carried Items, and Home Materials.
