Rare Stogg (Super Mega Fighters)

Rare Stogg is the very first character listed in the official "Character Overview."

## Origins

Rare Stogg originates from the Mobile game My Singing Monsters. In My Singing Monsters, you inhabit various islands with a large quirky cast of colorful 'Singing Monsters'. Each monster has its own sound which you can combine to unleash a monstrous orchestra. Found in the game, are the Rare Monsters. These are special variants of the same monsters, but with new designs and better stats. One of the Monsters in the game is the Fire-Earth hybrid Stogg. It's a stegosaurus-esque Monster that produces synth sounds with its illuminating back spikes. In Super Mega Fighters, the Rare Stogg joins rather than its Common variant.

## Unlock Method

Rare Stogg does not need to be unlocked, and is instead playable from the very start of the game.

## General Overview

The move-kit of the Rare Stogg is intended to be a simpler one. This is so it becomes a "beginner's character", a character that people are new to the game can try out. It has the slowest

### Speed

Out of all of the starting characters, Rare Stogg is one of the slowest. It's walk, dash, and run speeds are all sluggish compared to other fighters.

## Customization

### Alternate Colors

1. A dark blue and light blue recolor
2. A purple and green recolor
3. A red and yellow recolor
4. A blue and red recolor
5. A orange and purple recolor
6. A white and black recolor
7. A pink and red recolor
8. A yellow, blue, and pink recolor
9. A light blue and dark purple recolor

### Alternate Costumes

1. **Avid Bone Collector** ( 450,000) - TBA
2. **Green-Prismatic Pallete** ( 1,250,000) - TBA
3. **Glowing Gumdrops** ( 75) - TBA **(Limited-Time only)**
4. **Epic of the Litte**r ( 200) - TBA
5. **Warrior of Wax** (350) - TBA
6. **Bad-to-the-Bone** (480 + Complete Story Mode) - TBA

## Voicelines and Interactions

### Voicelines

Rare Stogg does not speak, and therefore, does not have any unique voicelines. It instead communicates with a variety of electrical noises.

## Core Stickers

*Core Stickers*, are a special classification of stickers that are exclusive to a particular fighter. This means that they mostly only alter parts of their respective characters, and of course, can be used only by that character.

## Tips (Rare Stogg)

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Tip: If any opponents fall in the middle of Rare Stogg's Super Mega Attack, they'll take more damage!

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Tip: Rare Stogg is more sluggish than the rest of the Starting Fighters.

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Tip: You can use Rare Stogg's Stego-Synthesizer attack to knock one opponent away, while you deal with another!

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## **Notes & Trivia**

* Rare Stogg was chosen as a Fighter, since the game needed an MSM-rep, but no choices that would be too obvious. Rare Stogg was likely the newest Monster at the time (and it already had a bit of following, even if negative), so that is most likely why it ended up being chosen
* Originally, Rare Stogg was going to have an Alternate Costume based on the Purple Prismatic Stogg. It ended up being replaced by the green variant, so there wouldn't be more than one mainly-purple Costume (Epic Stogg).
* Rare Stogg's "Avid Bone Collector" Costume references both the Bone Island trailer (where Stogg is seen chasing after a bone), and the teaser for Prismatic Stogg, showing Stogg with a hat, chasing a bone into the Prism Gate.

* Although in My Singing Monsters, Rares are simply variants of the original Monsters, Rare Stogg is playable, and not the original Common Stogg