Monsters

*This article is about the Monsters of My Singing Monsters. For the Monsters of My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire, see Monsters (Dawn of Fire).*
**Monsters** are the dominant creatures of the Monster World and the heart and foundation of *My Singing Monsters*. As of now, there are currently 241 known species of monsters to buy or breed, excluding the monsters from *Dawn of Fire*. Each of these creatures has distinctive voices or sounds that they use to contribute to the various songs found in the game. Once monsters are collected, they can be muted and unmuted in order to create a unique mix. In addition, a Time Machine can be purchased to speed up or slow down the tempo, or a Recording Studio to change the voices of most types of monsters entirely.

* NogginGo to Noggin
* MammottGo to Mammott
* Toe JammerGo to Toe Jammer
* PotbellyGo to Potbelly
* TweedleGo to Tweedle
* DrumplerGo to Drumpler
* FwogGo to Fwog
* MawGo to Maw
* ShrubbGo to Shrubb
* FurcornGo to Furcorn
* OaktopusGo to Oaktopus
* DandidooGo to Dandidoo
* PangoGo to Pango
* QuibbleGo to Quibble
* CybopGo to Cybop
* T-RoxGo to T-Rox
* PummelGo to Pummel
* ClambleGo to Clamble
* BowgartGo to Bowgart
* SpungeGo to Spunge
* ThumpiesGo to Thumpies
* CongleGo to Congle
* PomPomGo to PomPom
* ScupsGo to Scups
* ReedlingGo to Reedling
* EntbratGo to Entbrat
* DeedgeGo to Deedge
* RiffGo to Riff
* ShellbeatGo to Shellbeat
* QuarristerGo to Quarrister
* KaynaGo to Kayna
* FlowahGo to Flowah
* GlowlGo to Glowl
* BoskusGo to Boskus
* PhanglerGo to Phangler
* RepatilloGo to Repatillo
* FloogullGo to Floogull
* BarrbGo to Barrb
* WynqGo to Wynq
* WoolabeeGo to Woolabee
* WhaddleGo to Whaddle
* RootitootGo to Rootitoot
* ZiggurabGo to Ziggurab
* ThrumbleGo to Thrumble
* TringGo to Tring
* SneyserGo to Sneyser
* TheremindGo to Theremind
* BonkersGo to Bonkers
* PoppetteGo to Poppette
* YugglerGo to Yuggler
* TapricornGo to Tapricorn
* RoobaGo to Rooba
* PeriscorpGo to Periscorp
* GlopticGo to Gloptic
* Floot FlyGo to Floot Fly
* HippityHopGo to HippityHop
* SquotGo to Squot
* WimmziesGo to Wimmzies
* CantorellGo to Cantorell
* Bridg-itGo to Bridg-it
* Clavi GnatGo to Clavi Gnat
* PladdieGo to Pladdie
* ClackulaGo to Clackula
* PeckidnaGo to Peckidna
* DenchuhsGo to Denchuhs
* HawloGo to Hawlo
* WithurGo to Withur
* UudukGo to Uuduk
* BanjawGo to Banjaw
* PlinkajouGo to Plinkajou
* GhaztGo to Ghazt
* GrumpyreGo to Grumpyre
* ReebroGo to Reebro
* JeeodeGo to Jeeode
* HumbugGo to Humbug
* WhispGo to Whisp
* NebulobGo to Nebulob
* ArackuleleGo to Arackulele
* SoxGo to Sox
* BoodooGo to Boodoo
* BellowfishGo to Bellowfish
* JellbillyGo to Jellbilly
* KazilleonGo to Kazilleon
* DragongGo to Dragong
* Fung PrayGo to Fung Pray
* PunkletonGo to Punkleton
* YoolGo to Yool
* SchmoochleGo to Schmoocle
* BlabbitGo to Blabbit
* HoolaGo to Hoola
* GobbleygourdGo to Gobbleygourd
* Do.pngDoGo to Do
* Re.pngReGo to Re
* Mi.pngMiGo to Mi
* Fa.pngFaGo to Fa
* Sol.pngSolGo to Sol
* La.pngLaGo to La
* Ti.pngTiGo to Ti
* ShugabushGo to Shugabush
* Shugarock.pngShugarockGo to Shugarock
* Shugabass.pngShugabassGo to Shugabass
* Shugajo.pngShugajoGo to Shugajo
* Shugabeats.pngShugabeatsGo to Shugabeats
* Shugabuzz.pngShugabuzzGo to Shugabuzz
* Shugavox.pngShugavoxGo to Shugavox
* Shugitar.pngShugitarGo to Shugitar
* TawkerrGo to Tawkerr
* ParlsonaGo to Parlsona
* MaggpiGo to Maggpi
* StoowarbGo to Stoowarb
* G'joobGo to G'joob
* YawstrichGo to Yawstrich
* WubboxGo to Wubbox
* Brump.pngBrumpGo to Brump
* Zynth.pngZynthGo to Zynth
* Poewk.pngPoewkGo to Poewk
* Thwok.pngThwokGo to Thwok
* Dwumrohl.pngDwumrohlGo to Drumwohl
* Zuuker.pngZuukerGo to Zuuker
* Screemu.pngScreemuGo to Screemu
* Tympa.pngTympaGo to Tympa
* Dermit.pngDermitGo to Dermit
* Gheegur.pngGheegurGo to Gheegur
* Whajje.pngWhajjeGo to Whajje
* Creepuscule.pngCreepusculeGo to Creepuscule
* Blipsqueak.pngBlipsqueakGo to Blipsqueak
* Scargo.pngScargoGo to Scargo
* Astropod.pngAstropodGo to Astropod
* Pixolotl.pngPixolotlGo to Pixolotl
* Bona-Petite.pngBona-PetiteGo to Bona-Petite
* Maulch png.pngMaulchGo to Maulch
* Fleechwurm png.pngFleechwurmGo to Fleechwurm
* Scaratar.pngScaratarGo to Scaratar
* Loodvigg.pngLoodviggGo to Loodvigg
* TorrtGo to Torrt
* Plixie.pngPlixieGo to Plixie
* AttmozGo to Attmoz
* HornacleGo to Hornacle
* FurnossGo to Furnoss
* GlaishurGo to Glaishur
* BlasoomGo to Blasoom
* Syncopite.pngSyncopiteGo to Syncopite
* Vhamp.pngVhampGo to Vhamp
* Galvana.pngGalvanaGo to Galvana
* Rare NogginGo to Rare Noggin
* Rare MammottGo to Rare Mammott
* Rare Toe JammerGo to Rare Toe Jammer
* Rare PotbellyGo to Rare Potbelly
* Rare TweedleGo to Rare Tweedle
* Rare DrumplerGo to Rare Drumpler
* Rare FwogGo to Rare Fwog
* Rare MawGo to Rare Maw
* Rare ShrubbGo to Rare Shrubb
* Rare FurcornGo to Rare Furcorn
* Rare OaktopusGo to Rare Oaktopus
* Rare DandidooGo to Rare Dandidoo
* Rare PangoGo to Rare Pango
* Rare QuibbleGo to Rare Quibble
* Rare CybopGo to Rare Cybop
* Rare Glowl
* Rare StoggGo to Rare Stogg
* Rare PhanglerGo to Rare Phangler
* Rare FlowahGo to Rare Flowah
* Rare BoskusGo to Rare Boskus
* Rare T-RoxGo to Rare T-Rox
* Rare PummelGo to Rare Pummel
* Rare ClambleGo to Rare Clamble
* Rare BowgartGo to Rare Bowgart
* Rare SpungeGo to Rare Spunge
* Rare ThumpiesGo to Rare Thumpies
* Rare CongleGo to Rare Congle
* Rare PomPomGo to Rare PomPom
* Rare ScupsGo to Rare Scups
* Rare ReedlingGo to Rare Reedling
* Rare FloogullGo to Rare Floogull
* Rare WynqGo to Rare Wynq
* Rare WoolabeeGo to Rare Woolabee
* Rare RepatilloGo to Rare Repatillo
* Rare WhaddleGo to Rare Whaddle
* Rare RootitootGo to Rare Rootitoot
* Rare BarrbGo to Rare Barrb
* Rare ThrumbleGo to Rare Thrumble
* Rare ZiggurabGo to Rare Ziggurab
* Rare EntbratGo to Rare Entbrat
* Rare DeedgeGo to Rare Deedge
* Rare RiffGo to Rare Riff
* Rare ShellbeatGo to Rare Shellbeat
* Rare QuarristerGo to Rare Quarrister
* Rare TringGo to Rare Tring
* Rare SneyserGo to Rare Sneyser
* Rare Ghazt.pngRare GhaztGo to Rare Ghazt
* Rare Grumpyre.pngRare GrumpyreGo to Rare Grumpyre
* Rare Reebro.pngRare ReebroGo to Rare Reebro
* Rare Jeeode.pngRare JeeodeGo to Rare Jeeode
* Rare Humbug.pngRare HumbugGo to Rare Humbug
* Rare Arackulele.pngRare ArackuleleGo to Rare Arackulele
* Rare Boodoo.pngRare BoodooGo to Rare Boodoo
* Rare Bellowfish.pngRare BellowfishGo to Rare Bellowfish
* Rare Kazilleon.pngRare KazilleonGo to Rare Kazilleon
* Rare Dragong.pngRare DragongGo to Rare Dragong
* Rare Fung Pray.pngRare Fung PrayGo to Rare Fung Pray
* Rare Wubbox.pngRare WubboxGo to Rare Wubbox
* Rare Punkleton.pngRare PunkletonGo to Rare Punkleton
* Rare Yool.pngRare YoolGo to Rare Yool
* Rare Schmoochle.pngRare SchmoochleGo to Rare Schmoochle
* Rare Blabbit.pngRare BlabbitGo to Rare Blabbit
* Rare Hoola.pngRare HoolaGo to Rare Hoola
* Epic NogginGo to Epic Noggin
* Epic MammottGo to Epic Mammott
* Epic Toe JammerGo to Epic Toe Jammer
* Epic PotbellyGo to Epic Potbelly
* Epic TweedleGo to Epic Tweedle
* Epic MawGo to Epic Maw
* Epic FwogGo to Epic Fwog
* Epic FurcornGo to Epic Furcorn
* Epic CybopGo to Epic Cybop
* Epic OaktopusGo to Epic Oaktopus
* Epic QuibbleGo to Epic Quibble
* Epic PangoGo to Epic Pango
* Epic ShrubbGo to Epic Shrubb
* Epic DandidooGo to Epic Dandidoo
* Epic DrumplerGo to Epic Drumpler
* Epic PomPomGo to Epic PomPom
* Epic ThumpiesGo to Epic Thumpies
* Epic T-RoxGo to Epic T-Rox
* Epic BowgartGo to Epic Bowgart
* Epic ScupsGo to Epic Scups
* Epic SpungeGo to Epic Spunge
* Epic CongleGo to Epic Congle
* Epic ReedlingGo to Epic Reedling
* Epic PummelGo to Epic Pummel
* Epic ClambleGo to Epic Clamble
* Epic EntbratGo to Epic Entbrat
* Epic DeedgeGo to Epic Deedge
* Epic RiffGo to Epic Riff
* Epic ShellbeatGo to Epic Shellbeat
* Epic QuarristerGo to Epic Quarrister
* Epic Yool.pngEpic YoolGo to Epic Yool
* Epic Schmoochle.pngEpic SchmoochleGo to Epic Schmoochle
* Epic Blabbit.pngEpic BlabbitGo to Epic Blabbit
* Epic Hoola.pngEpic HoolaGo to Epic Hoola
* Epic Punkleton.pngEpic PunkletonGo to Epic Punkleton
* SoozaGo to Sooza
* FluoressGo to Fluoress
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Every monster has the ability to produce Currency; most produce it in the form of Coins () or Shards (Template:Shard), while few can produce it in the form of Diamonds () or Treats (). The former ability can be magnified by the monster's Happiness, a special trait that varies with every monster species.

## Classes

Throughout the monster worlds, monsters are divided into classes that categorize monsters based on similar qualities or characteristics. There are twelve classes across the monster universe, including those found in My Singing Monsters' prequel, Dawn of Fire: Natural, Fire, Ethereal, Seasonal, Supernatural, Legendary, Celestials, Mythical, Magical, Rare, Epic, and Dipster. The full list of monsters is below, including which Islands they are available on.

Alternately, the monsters available on a given island can be found on their respective island pages: Plant Island (Template:Plant Island), Cold Island (Template:Cold Island), Air Island (Template:Air Island), Water Island (Template:Water Island), Earth Island (Template:Earth Island), Fire Haven (Template:Fire Haven), Fire Oasis (Template:Fire Oasis), Psychic Island (Template:Psychic Island), Faerie Island (Template:Faerie Island), Bone Island (Template:Bone Island), Gold Island (Template:Gold Island), Ethereal Island (Template:Ethereal Island), Shugabush Island (), Tribal Island (Template:Tribal Island), Wublin Island (Template:Wublin Island), Mirror Islands (Template:Mirror Islands), Celestial Island , and Composer Island ().

*My Singing Monsters* is published in multiple languages. A table of translations can be found at Monster Translations.

The icons of each monster can be found on the Monster Icons page.

### Natural Monsters

     *Main Article: Natural Monsters*

Natural Monsters are the basic class of monsters encountered in *My Singing Monsters*. Each of them is associated with one or more of the five base Elements: Earth (), Cold (), Water (), Plant (), and/or Air (). Only four out of five of these elements will appear on the natural islands, with some exceptions depending on the island.

### Fire Monsters

Main article: Fire Monsters
FIre Monsters are a class of monsters associated with the element of Fire (). Originally, the Fire element did not exist at all until the Tribal Island was added to the game, manifested by the elemental Kayna, who couldn't breed nor be bred, and was originally only thought to be a teaser for the prequel game, Dawn of Fire, where Fire was a Natural element. However, 2.2.4 sparked the release of Fire Haven, where Kayna was able to be bred with other Natural Elements allowing for the creation of 7 more monsters exclusive to Dawn of Fire. And then, in 2.3.0 Fire Oasis. Later, the Magical Islands were released. In Psychic Island, Rootitoot was discovered; In Faerie Island, Ziggurab was discovered; and in Bone Island, Thrumble was rediscovered. The only Triple Element Monster with Fire that is currently missing, is Sooza/DoF.

### Magical Monsters

Main article: Magical Monsters
Magical Monsters ​​are a class of monsters separated into four subgroups that each have their own element which they are Light (), Psychic (), Faerie (), and Bone (), and they inhabit a Magical Island that allows monsters that element. As with Fire Monsters, these are harder to breed and take longer to hatch than common Natural Monsters, possibly due to them only recently having established contact.

The Magical class can be seen as dominant over the Natural and Fire classes since monsters with elements from both belong to the Magical class.

### Ethereal Monsters

     *Main Article: Ethereal Monsters*

Ethereal Monsters are a class of monsters with their own unique qualities and their own island, Ethereal Island. Each monster is associated with one or more of the five ethereal elements: Plasma (), Shadow (), Mech (), Crystal (), and/or Poison (). The Single Element Ethereal Monsters obtained by breeding a Triple Element Monster with a Quad Element Monster on the Natural/Mirror Islands. These monsters are hard to acquire since there is only about a 1% chance per try of breeding them on the Natural/Mirror Islands. It is also very difficult to successfully breed Double Element Ethereal Monsters, which are only found on Ethereal Island. Like Natural Monsters, each "parent" gives a certain element in the gene pool for the "child", which only works on Ethereal Island.

### Seasonal Monsters

     *Main Article: Seasonal Monsters*

Seasonal Monsters are a class of limited time monsters and they are only available to buy or breed during specific times of the year. These monsters manifest one of six different elements which go along with the six seasonal holidays observed in MSM: Spooktacle  (Halloween), Festival of Yay  (Christmas), Season of Love  (Valentine's Day), Eggs-Travaganza  (Easter), SummerSong  (Summer) or Feast-Ember  (Thanksgiving). Seasonal Monsters are considered more difficult to obtain than Quad Element Monsters but not as difficult to obtain as Single Element Ethereal Monsters. Seasonal Monsters can be acquired outside of their specific season through certain events and the scratch egg ticket, which is available in the nursery once per week although, it is very rare to get one this way.

These monsters were once called "Limited Time Monsters", then "Special Edition Monsters". As of the v1.2.5 update, the developers changed the class from "Special Edition" to "Seasonal" in their information.

### Variants

#### Rare Monsters

     *Main Article: Rare Monsters*

Rare Monsters are special counterparts of the Common Monsters in My Singing Monsters. Similar to their Common version, these monsters have the same song and animation (except the Rare Wubbox), elemental type, breeding combination, and general size. Compared to Common Monsters, Rare Monsters have longer breeding times, have different Likes, and they generate more Coins/Shards. In addition, Rares comprise only one class. To illustrate, Rare Seasonal Monsters and Rare Natural Monsters are not two separate classes, rather they are both part of the same class, "Rare."

As of the 2.0.0 Update, Rare Monsters are no longer always available for purchase in the StarShop on the Natural Islands. According to the MSM Facebook page, the availability of Rares in the StarShop was reduced in order to "preserve their special status and the challenged involved in collecting them."[1]

Since October 5th, 2016, Rare Natural Monsters are put on a rotational basis every Wednesday through a Daily Deal called a Rares Duet. This allows two particular Rare Natural Monsters to be available for purchase in the StarShop for a limited amount of time.

#### Epic Monsters

     *Main Article: Epic Monsters*

Similar to Rare Monsters, Epic Monsters are counterparts to the natural and seasonal monsters in My Singing Monsters. Just as with Rares, Epics can only be bought or bred during limited time events. Unlike Rares, Epics cannot be used for breeding.

### Dipsters

     *Main Article: Dipsters*

Dipsters are a class of monsters that sing single notes as they pop out of their holes in the ground. They can be bought in the Market with Keys. These monsters do not take up any beds and can be bought on any Natural Island (i.e. Plant, Cold, Air, Water, Earth Islands), their respective Mirror Island, both Fire Islands, and Ethereal Island for a certain amount of keys. Only ten of each type of Dipster can be purchased per island.

### Special Classes

#### Legendary Monsters

     *Main Article: Legendary Monsters*

Legendary Monsters are a special class of monsters, all of which manifest one element, Legendary (). These monsters have their own unique qualities; for example, each Shugafam has its own special guitar or drums and a special hat, while the Werdos  are the only monsters in-game that can tell a story in their lyrics. Like the Ethereal Monsters, the Shugafam also have their own Island, Shugabush Island. These monsters must be bred from a Shugabush (apart from the Shugabush itself), which is very hard to breed. They are still not as hard to obtain as the Ethereal Monsters. The Werdos cannot be bred but may be obtained for 100 Relics each.

#### Mythical Monsters

Main article: Mythical Monsters

Vita Exclusive Monsters were only available on Playstation Vita devices and were later added on mobile devices. These monsters manifest one element, Mythical (). Currently, only two of these monsters exist. In addition, Mythical Monsters are included on the official class list. They were exclusive to the PS Vita version only, not accessible to everyone until the PS Vita was discontinued and the Mythicals were added on mobile devices and are now accessible to everyone.

#### Supernatural Monsters

     *Main Article: Supernatural Monsters*

Supernatuarl Monsters are a special class that includes twenty species: the Wubbox and the Wublins, and all of them manifest one element, Electricity (). The Wubbox and the Wublins do not follow the same rules as the other monsters; they must be activated by placing other monsters inside them. They cannot be bred. Instead, they must be bought from the Market. All of the Wublins are located on their own island, Wublin Island, but the Wubbox is only found on the Natural Islands/their respective Mirror Island and Ethereal Island.

#### Celestials

     *Main Article: Celestials*

The Celestials (similar to the Wublins) are dormant, and only wake up when fed enough eggs. The dormant Celestial statues can be bought from the Market for diamonds () on Celestial Island only. There is a limit on 5 of each type of Celestial.

## Breeding

     *Main Article: Breeding*

Many special classes of Monsters cannot be bred, but only bought from the Shop (Wubbox and Wublins for , Celestials for , Werdos and Kayna for Template:Relics, Dipsters for Template:Keys) or StarShop (Rare Wubbox for ).

Natural, Ethereal, Seasonal, Spectral, Mythical and Shugafam monsters are all obtainable through breeding in addition to buying.

* The Breeding page contains a quick reference for breeding monsters.
* Visit the Breeding Structure page for some discussion on which combination is "best".
* When choosing which monsters to breed, it does not matter which monster is on the left or right column.

## Eggs

* Noggin EggGo to Noggin
* Mammott EggGo to Mammott
* Toe Jammer EggGo to Toe Jammer
* Potbelly EggGo to Potbelly
* Tweedle EggGo to Tweedle
* Drumpler EggGo to Drumpler
* Fwog EggGo to Fwog
* Maw EggGo to Maw
* Shrubb EggGo to Shrubb
* Furcorn EggGo to Furcorn
* Oaktopus EggGo to Oaktopus
* Dandidoo EggGo to Dandidoo
* Pango EggGo to Pango
* Quibble EggGo to Quibble
* Cybop EggGo to Cybop
* T-rox EggGo to T-rox
* Pummel EggGo to Pummel
* Clamble EggGo to Clamble
* Bowgart EggGo to Bowgart
* Spunge EggGo to Spunge
* Thumpies EggGo to Thumpies
* Congle EggGo to Congle
* PomPom EggGo to PomPom
* Scups EggGo to Scups
* Reedling EggGo to Reedling
* Entbrat EggGo to Entbrat
* Deedge EggGo to Deedge
* Riff EggGo to Riff
* Shellbeat EggGo to Shellbeat
* Quarrister EggGo to Quarrister
* Ghazt EggGo to Ghazt
* Grumpyre EggGo to Grumpyre
* Reebro EggGo to Reebro
* Jeeode EggGo to Jeeode
* Humbug EggGo to Humbug
* Whisp EggGo to Whisp
* Nebulob EggGo to Nebulob
* Arackulele EggGo to Arackulele
* Sox EggGo to Sox
* Boodoo EggGo to Boodoo
* Bellowfish EggGo to Bellowfish
* Jellbilly EggGo to Jellbilly
* Kazilleon EggGo to Kazilleon
* Dragong EggGo to Dragong
* Fung Pray EggGo to Fung Pray
* Wubbox EggGo to Wubbox
* Shugabush-egg.pngShugabush EggGo to Shugabush
* Shugarock-egg.pngShugarock EggGo to Shugarock
* Shugabass-egg.pngShugabass EggGo to Shugabass
* Shugajo-egg.pngShugajo EggGo to Shugajo
* Shugabeats-egg.pngShugabeats EggGo to Shugabeats
* Shugabuzz-egg.pngShugabuzz EggGo to Shugabuzz
* Shugavox-egg.pngShugavox EggGo to Shugavox
* Shugitar-egg.pngShugitar EggGo to Shugitar
* Punkleton EggGo to Punkleton
* Yool EggGo to Yool
* Schmoochle EggGo to Schmoocle
* Blabbit EggGo to Blabbit
* Hoola EggGo to Hoola
* Gobbleygourd EggGo to Gobbleygourd
* G’joob EggGo to G'joob
* Yawstrich EggGo to Yawstrich
* Rare Noggin-egg.pngRare Noggin EggGo to Rare Noggin
* Rare Mammott-egg.pngRare Mammott EggGo to Rare Mammott
* Rare Toe Jammer-egg.pngRare Toe Jammer EggGo to Rare Toe Jammer
* Rare Potbelly-egg.pngRare Potbelly EggGo to Rare Potbelly
* Rare Tweedle-egg.pngRare Tweedle EggGo to Rare Tweedle
* Rare Drumpler-egg.pngRare Drumpler EggGo to Rare Drumpler
* Rare Fwog-egg.pngRare Fwog EggGo to Rare Fwog
* Rare Maw-egg.pngRare Maw EggGo to Rare Maw
* Rare Shrubb-egg.pngRare Shrubb EggGo to Rare Shrubb
* Rare Furcorn-egg.pngRare Furcorn EggGo to Rare Furcorn
* Rare Oaktopus-egg.pngRare Oaktopus EggGo to Rare Oaktopus
* Rare Dandidoo-egg.pngRare Dandidoo EggGo to Rare Dandidoo
* Rare Pango-egg.pngRare Pango EggGo to Rare Pango
* Rare Quibble-egg.pngRare Quibble EggGo to Rare Quibble
* Rare Cybop-egg.pngRare Cybop EggGo to Rare Cybop
* Rare Stogg-egg.pngRare Stogg EggGo to Rare Stogg
* Rare Phangler-egg.pngRare Phangler EggGo to Rare Phangler
* Rare Flowah-egg.pngRare Flowah EggGo to Rare Flowah
* Rare Boskus-egg.pngRare Boskus EggGo to Rare Boskus
* Rare T-Rox-egg.pngRare T-Rox EggGo to Rare T-Rox
* Rare Pummel-egg.pngRare Pummel EggGo to Rare Pummel
* Rare Clamble-egg.pngRare Clamble EggGo to Rare Clamble
* Rare Bowgart-egg.pngRare Bowgart EggGo to Rare Bowgart
* Rare Spunge-egg.pngRare Spunge EggGo to Rare Spunge
* Rare Thumpies-egg.pngRare Thumpies EggGo to Rare Thumpies
* Rare Congle-egg.pngRare Congle EggGo to Rare Congle
* Rare PomPom-egg.pngRare PomPom EggGo to Rare PomPom
* Rare Scups-egg.pngRare Scups EggGo to Rare Scups
* Rare Reedling-egg.pngRare Reedling EggGo to Rare Reedling
* Rare Floogull-egg.pngRare Floogull EggGo to Rare Floogull
* Rare Wynq-egg.pngRare Wynq EggGo to Rare Wynq
* Rare Woolabee-egg.pngRare Woolabee EggGo to Rare Woolabee
* Rare Repatillo-egg.pngRare Repatillo EggGo to Rare Repatillo
* Rare Entbrat-egg.pngRare Entbrat EggGo to Rare Entbrat
* Rare Deedge-egg.pngRare Deedge EggGo to Rare Deedge
* Rare Riff-egg.pngRare Riff EggGo to Rare Riff
* Rare Shellbeat-egg.pngRare Shellbeat EggGo to Rare Shellbeat
* Rare Quarrister-egg.pngRare Quarrister EggGo to Rare Quarrister
* Rare Tring-egg.pngRare Tring EggGo to Rare Tring
* Rare Ghazt-egg.pngRare Ghazt EggGo to Rare Ghazt
* Rare Grumpyre-egg.pngRare Grumpyre EggGo to Rare Grumpyre
* Rare Reebro-egg.pngRare Reebro EggGo to Rare Reebro
* Rare Jeeode-egg.pngRare Jeeode EggGo to Rare Jeeode
* Rare Humbug-egg.pngRare Humbug EggGo to Rare Humbug
* Rare Arackulele-egg.pngRare Arackulele EggGo to Rare Arackulele
* Rare Boodoo-egg.pngRare Boodoo EggGo to Rare Boodoo
* Rare Bellowfish-egg.pngRare Bellowfish EggGo to Rare Bellowfish
* Rare Kazilleon-egg.pngRare Kazilleon EggGo to Rare Kazilleon
* Rare Dragong-egg.pngRare Dragong EggGo to Rare Dragong
* Rare Fung Pray-egg.pngRare Fung Pray EggGo to Rare Fung Pray
* Rare Wubbox EggGo to Rare Wubbox
* Rare Punkleton-egg.pngRare Punkleton EggGo to Rare Punkleton
* Rare Yool-egg.pngRare Yool EggGo to Rare Yool
* Rare Schmoochle-egg.pngRare Schmoochle EggGo to Rare Schmoochle
* Rare Blabbit-egg.pngRare Blabbit EggGo to Rare Blabbit
* Rare Hoola-egg.pngRare Hoola EggGo to Rare Hoola
* Tawkerr-egg.pngTawkerr EggGo to Tawkerr
* Parlsona-egg.pngParlsona EggGo to Parlsona
* Maggpi-egg.pngMaggpi EggGo to Maggpi
* Stoowarb-egg.pngStoowarb EggGo to Stoowarb
* Kayna EggGo to Kayna
* Stogg EggGo to Stogg
* Flowah EggGo to Flowah
* Glowl EggGo to Glowl
* Boskus EggGo to Boskus
* Phangler EggGo to Phangler
* Repatillo EggGo to Repatillo
* Floogull EggGo to Floogull
* Barrb EggGo to Barrb
* Wynq EggGo to Wynq
* Woolabee EggGo to Woolabee
* Whaddle EggGo to Whaddle
* Rootitoot EggGo to Rootitoot
* Ziggurab EggGo to Ziggurab
* Thrumble EggGo to Thrumble
* Tring EggGo to Tring
* Sneyser EggGo to Sneyser
* Epic Noggin-egg.pngEpic Noggin EggGo to Epic Noggin
* Epic Mammott-egg.pngEpic Mammott EggGo to Epic Mammott
* Epic Toe Jammer-egg.pngEpic Toe Jammer EggGo to Epic Toe Jammer
* Epic Potbelly-egg.pngEpic Potbelly EggGo to Epic Potbelly
* Epic Tweedle-egg.pngEpic Tweedle EggGo to Epic Tweedle
* Epic Maw-egg.pngEpic Maw EggGo to Epic Maw
* Epic Fwog-egg.pngEpic Fwog EggGo to Epic Fwog
* Epic Furcorn-egg.pngEpic Furcorn EggGo to Epic Furcorn
* Epic Cybop-egg.pngEpic Cybop EggGo to Epic Cybop
* Epic Oaktopus-egg.pngEpic Oaktopus EggGo to Epic Oaktopus
* Epic Quibble-egg.pngEpic Quibble EggGo to Epic Quibble
* Epic Pango-egg.pngEpic Pango EggGo to Epic Pango
* Epic Shrubb-egg.pngEpic Shrubb EggGo to Epic Shrubb
* Epic Dandidoo-egg.pngEpic Dandidoo EggGo to Epic Dandidoo
* Epic Drumpler-egg.pngEpic Drumpler EggGo to Epic Drumpler
* Epic PomPom-egg.pngEpic PomPom EggGo to Epic PomPom
* Epic Thumpies-egg.pngEpic Thumpies EggGo to Epic Thumpies
* Epic T-Rox-egg.pngEpic T-Rox EggGo to Epic T-Rox
* Epic Bowgart-egg.pngEpic Bowgart EggGo to Epic Bowgart
* Epic Scups-egg.pngEpic Scups EggGo to Epic Scups
* Epic Spunge-egg.pngEpic Spunge EggGo to Epic Spunge
* Epic Congle-egg.pngEpic Congle EggGo to Epic Congle
* Epic Reedling-egg.pngEpic Reedling EggGo to Epic Reedling
* Epic Pummel-egg.pngEpic Pummel EggGo to Epic Pummel
* Epic Clamble-egg.pngEpic Clamble EggGo to Epic Clamble
* Epic Entbrat-egg.pngEpic Entbrat EggGo to Epic Entbrat
* Epic Deedge-egg.pngEpic Deedge EggGo to Epic Deedge
* Epic Riff-egg.pngEpic Riff EggGo to Epic Riff
* Epic Shellbeat-egg.pngEpic Shellbeat EggGo to Epic Shellbeat
* Epic Quarrister-egg.pngEpic Quarrister EggGo to Epic Quarrister
* Epic Yool-egg.pngEpic Yool EggGo to Epic Yool
* Epic Schmoochle-egg.pngEpic Schmoochle EggGo to Epic Schmoochle
* Epic Blabbit-egg.pngEpic Blabbit EggGo to Epic Blabbit
* Epic Hoola-egg.pngEpic Hoola EggGo to Epic Hoola
* Epic Punkleton-egg.pngEpic Punkleton EggGo to Epic Punkleton
* Theremind EggGo to Theremind
* Floot Fly EggGo to Floot Fly
* Bonkers EggGo to Bonkers
* Poppette EggGo to Poppette
* Yuggler EggGo to Yuggler
* HippityHop EggGo to HippityHop
* Squot EggGo to Squot
* Wimmzies EggGo to Wimmzies
* Tapicorn EggGo to Tapricorn
* Rooba EggGo to Rooba
* Periscorp EggGo to Periscorp
* Cantorell EggGo to Cantorell
* Bridg-it EggGo to Bridg-it
* Clavi Gnat EggGo to Clavi Gnat
* Gloptic EggGo to Gloptic
* Pladdie EggGo to Pladdie
* Clackula EggGo to Clackula
* Peckidna EggGo to Peckidna
* Denchuhs EggGo to Denchuhs
* Hawlo EggGo to Hawlo
* Withur EggGo to Withur
* Uuduk EggGo to Uuduk
* Banjaw EggGo to Banjaw
* Plinkajou EggGo to Plinkajou
* Rare Thrumble-egg.pngRare Thrumble Egg
* Rare Ziggurab-egg.pngGo to Rare Ziggurab Egg
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     *Main Article: Eggs*

Each monster, excluding the Wublins, Celestials, and Dipsters, have their own unique Egg, so even in egg form, it can be identified. Rares and Epics have their own egg designs now as well as the retained certain effect to the shell, almost like a shine. Epic monsters have binds and a radiant glow around the egg.

## Feeding Monsters

     *Main Article: Feeding*

A monster's level increases every four meals it is fed, up to a maximum of twenty levels. (Food can be made in a Bakery.) When a monster's level increases, so do the number of coins it earns per minute, the maximum amount of coins it can hold, and the amount of food necessary for each of its meals. It also gets bigger within its space(s) on the island, at levels 4, 10, and 15. At level 4, it can be used for breeding. Reaching level 15 will allow a monster to be placed on Gold Island, or sent to Ethereal Island or Shugabush Island, depending on the monster.

## Likes

     *Main Article: Likes*

Each monster, excluding the Wublins, has at least four different things that they like on each island. For every unique object that they like that is placed near them, that monster's happiness will increase by 25%. Placing two of the same item near a monster will still only increase its happiness by 25%. How quickly monsters earn coins is based on their Happiness.

Normally, for something to increase a monster's happiness, the two objects must be placed side by side. However, purchasing a Unity Tree from the Market (available at level 16) will allow decorations and monsters to be placed anywhere on an island, including into Storage or a Hotel, without affecting the monster's happiness level.

There is a list of which monsters like what items on each island. There is also a list of which decorations are liked by each monster.

## Critters

     *Main Article: Critters*

Critters are not considered a class of Monsters; They are the small creatures flying around, crawling on, and peeking around corners of the various Islands. They only appear for aesthetic and entertainment purposes.

## Notes

* If one could use real-world science to study monsters, all Natural Monsters would be the same species. This happens because, biologically, only monsters of the same species are able to breed and almost always produce a fertile offspring (another Natural Monster).
	+ Rare Monsters would be of the same species as Natural ones: they would be, as expected, variants of their common counterparts, much like dog or cat breeds.
	+ Ethereal and Legendary Monsters come from dimensions parallel to the Monster World, so science isn't able to explain them at all.

* In order to send secret messages to players, BBB uses an English-based language called Monstrous, which is implied, according to in-game lore, to be invented by the Monsters themselves.
* As of now, the only one letter a monster’s name doesn’t start with is X.

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