RV Park outings have a destination and a duration. Their regional specialties, possible Held Item quality and extra egg rewards should be read separately. An egg appearing as a reward and the Aniimo inside that egg are two different random outcomes.
Party size and outing unlocks
The Signal Transmitter controls the RV Park Aniimo capacity and unlocks the longer outing options.
| Transmitter level | Required RV | Aniimo capacity | Outing unlock | Home Coins | Toolkits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 6 | 1 | Start Aniimo Dispatch | No separate cost listed | No separate cost listed |
| 2 | 11 | 2 | Adventure | 5,500 | 2 |
| 3 | 16 | 3 | Camping | 20,000 | 2 |
The first level has no separate purchase cost in its component entry. This does not remove the RV-level requirement. Raising capacity does not establish that every reward or egg probability scales by the same factor.
Destinations and listed specialties
These are the current destination entries exposed by the park-selection screen. A listed item is a possible regional reward, not a guarantee that every outing gives every listed item. Entry/area unlock conditions still apply.
| RV Park destination | Listed regional specialties | Extra reward previews |
|---|---|---|
| Sea of Flowers | Spiked Herb; Morning Star Bloom; Chromaflare Peony | Mysterious Aniimo Egg; Random Held Item |
| Nimbus Fields | Turtleback Ore; Threadstar Plant; Sweetfern Nut | Mysterious Aniimo Egg; Random Held Item |
| Echoback Landing | Pearl-Strung Blossom; Dreamtide Bloom; Stardust Agate | Mysterious Aniimo Egg; Random Held Item |
| Driftwise Meadow | Flufftail Grass; Tartball; Chroma Ore | Mysterious Aniimo Egg; Random Held Item |
| Rosy Mirelands | Greenleaf Algae; Fallsplash Grass; Jadeite Marrow | Mysterious Aniimo Egg; Random Held Item |
| Sunset Shoals | Greenleaf Algae; Fallsplash Grass; Jadeite Marrow | Mysterious Aniimo Egg; Random Held Item |
Rosy Mirelands and Sunset Shoals share the same three specialty preview entries in this reference. That does not establish identical reward quantities, probabilities or every hidden package entry.
Duration and reward descriptions
| Outing | Base duration | Specialty quantity | Highest listed Held Item quality |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hiking | 6 hours | Small amount | Rare |
| Adventure | 12 hours | Moderate amount | Epic |
| Camping | 20 hours | Large amount | Legendary |
Every destination has a separate reward-package reference for each of these three outing types. The descriptions support these quantity bands and quality ceilings. They do not establish that doubling the duration doubles every material quantity, or that a Legendary Held Item is guaranteed after Camping.
Exact material quantities and item probabilities are not confirmed in this reference. Longer outings have different reward descriptions, but those descriptions are not fixed quantity multipliers.
Mysterious Aniimo Egg: receiving one
The park previews include a generic Mysterious Aniimo Egg reward. A separate actual inventory egg with the same English name is explicitly connected to returned outings and carries the resulting Aniimo information.
| Question | Current evidence |
|---|---|
| Can the park preview include the egg? | Yes, the six destination entries list it as an extra reward preview. |
| What is the chance to receive an egg? | Not confirmed. |
| Does Camping have better egg odds than Hiking? | Not established by the exposed quantity descriptions. |
| Is the egg chance rolled once per outing or once per participating Aniimo? | Not established by the inspected award path. |
| Can every Aniimo bring back an egg? | No universal eligibility claim: the client warns for a configured list of ineligible Aniimo before dispatch. |
The item's presence in a preview is not an egg-drop percentage.
Egg appearances
The Mysterious Aniimo Egg is associated with an Aniimo returning from an outing. Its resulting form and Sparkling appearance can be considered separately. Exact live inheritance percentages are not confirmed here, so this guide does not provide a numerical four-way distribution.