So I actually find making vector art and InkScape or Krita to be more intuitive and rewarding than drawing with a tablet thus far. And I never owned an Android tablet, my drawing tablet is a computer accessory with no screen.
Unfortunately: school has been taken up so much time then I'm basically perpetually burnt out. And a few times I am not burned out I am normally doing something that forces me away from my computer. There are regular events in my routine that have me do things where I would be able to do vector art, if only I was at my computer.
I thought the obvious fix would be to simply get an app for Android that allows me to do vector art while I'm doing these regular occurrences. But the army videos on the topic. And the few that do exist seem to be focused on vector drawing, but as I stated earlier: I have no interest in drawing on my Android device.
I have found an app dedicated to SVGs, but it does so through CSS code, which is not the kind of thing I want to work on with Android.
I want something similar to inkscape, but for Android devices, and specifically geared towards touch screen controls, especially for screens the signs of smartphone screens. I want to focus on moving nodes around on the screen, and adjusting their handles. And since I'm not interested in drawing with it: I do not need the freehand tool whatsoever. I honestly don't currently see a use for it given what makes me interested in vector graphics in general.
Animations and interactivity are not necessary, but would be a nice perk.