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But, anima does flow just a little better. Partly because an -a ending is at least sometimes a plural form in Latin (though not in this case, it would be animae - which is proper latin but not proper english, just like you're not really supposed to say octopi).
However, you could use animas. That would be the correct plural form of anima and would actually fit here! :p
My grammar be bad, real bad.
Animus is a singular Latin form. If used as a mass noun, it wouldn't be an issue. The problem here is that there is an explicit third person plural pronoun "they". In combination, that is just wrong. The they grammatically forces a plural form of animus (which would be animuses or animi, and also awkward).
I think you meant angels, not animus, if google is to be believed? :p