Mammot

**Mammotts** are Single Element Natural Monsters.

## Contents

* 1 Description
* 2 Song
* 3 Breeding
* 4 Earning Rate and Maximum Income
* 5 Feeding Monsters
* 6 Likes
* 7 Used in Breeding
* 8 Wublin Egg Consumption
* 9 Celestial Egg Consumption
* 10 Strategy
* 11 Name Origin
* 12 Possible Monster Names
* 13 Costumes
* 14 Notes

## Description

A vaguely humanoid monster with no neck, the Mammott has two yellow eyes and a large mouth, but no visible nose. White fur covers most of its body, except for its three pink fingers and toes. The Mammott resembles the yeti, a relatively well-known cryptid, or its cousin, the bigfoot.

When the monster is idle, it stays in tempo by swaying its arms, standing on its toes, and periodically smiling.

## Song

Audio sample:

MENU
[1]
0:00

Voice actor: Matthew J. Stewart

The Mammott typically sings "bum" to the bassline of its Island's song. This is true for every Island except Air Island, on which it sings "heyo" as a compliment to the bassline. The Mammott's vocal range encompasses G1 through G#3, making its voice type bass.

## Breeding

Being a Single Elemental, Mammott has no specific breeding combination. Instead is purchasable in the Market at Level 2. Note that any failed breeding combination containing a Mammott may come out with a Mammott, unless it is bred with another Natural Single Elemental.

On Shugabush Island, the Mammott must either be purchased with diamonds or teleported from any other island it is found on (not including Fire or Magical Islands) once it reaches level 15.

## Earning Rate and Maximum Income

Earning rate is in coins per hour and depends on Happiness % (Likes increase Happiness), also each monster has a limit to how much income it can hold at a time. Increasing the monster's level increases the limit.

## Feeding Monsters

Each monster needs to be fed four times before it reaches the next level. Increasing the monster's level increases the coins earned per minute, as well as the maximum coins earned.

More info can be found in the Feeding article.

## Likes

* [2]Fwog Go to Fwog

**1/9**

Every monster has different things that they like. For every unique object that they like that's placed near the monster, the monster's happiness will increase by 25%. Placing more than one of *the same liked item* near a monster will still only increase its happiness by 25%. If there's a Unity Tree on the island, items don't need to be near the monsters. Below are the things liked by Mammott:

* Fwog (requires level 7) (, )
* Entbrat (level 9) ()
* Quibble (level 7) (, , , )
* Quarrister (level 9) ()
* Pluckbill (level 9) ()
* Stogg (level 9) ()
* Meldablend (level 5)
* Bottomless Pit (level 18)
* Stritch Skin (level 6) ()

See the Likes page to view a complete list of all monsters' likes.

## Wublin Egg Consumption

While trying to breed other monsters (particularly monsters with a very low chance of breeding), the following Wublins can be used to "dispose of" Mammott eggs immediately instead of putting them into a Nursery and having that Nursery not be available.

 10 eggs

Note that bred monster eggs can only be "disposed of" into *inactive* Wublin statues; active Wublins do not accept monster eggs. Also note that inactive Wublin statues to which you have already disposed the number of Mammott eggs that Wublin accepts, will no longer be available as a "recycle bin" for such eggs.

## Celestial Egg Consumption

While trying to breed other Monsters (particularly Monsters with a very low chance of breeding), the following Celestials can be used to "dispose of" Mammott eggs immediately instead of putting them into a Nursery and having that Nursery not be available.

 40 eggs

Note that bred Monster eggs can only be "disposed of" into *inactive* Celestial statues; active Celestials do not accept Monster eggs. Also note that inactive Celestial statues to which you have already disposed the number of Mammott eggs that Celestial accepts, will no longer be available as a "recycle bin" for such eggs.

## Strategy

To see how efficient Mammott is at generating resources compared to other monsters check:

* Plant Island, Cold Island, Air Island, Earth Island, Fire Oasis, Light Island, Faerie Island, Shugabush Island

## Name Origin

The name "Mammott" may come from the already extinct Mammoth, because of the furry coats and affinity to cold that both the monster and the ancient creature have.

## Possible Monster Names

To see all possible names for Mammott, see Monster Names.

## Notes

* The Mammott dressed as a conductor, sometimes featured in MSM videos

**1/8**

* The Mammott and the Furcorn both share one of the main mascots of the My Singing Monsters franchise, along with PomPom.
* Along with Potbelly, the Mammott appears on the most Islands out of all Monsters in the original game, at 10 Islands.
* With the iOS app update from version 1.0.2 to 1.0.3, the game icon changed from the Furcorn to the Mammott. However, in the Version 1.4.0 update, this has changed back to the Furcorn.
* The Mammott had its own game called My Mammott.
* Mammott's name in the French version of My Singing Monsters translates to "Mammoth guy".
* Mammotts do not appear to have noses, therefore they should not be able to hum.
	+ On Faerie Island, the animation used when Mammott is humming shows its "nose" clenched in. This means that the Mammott may have a nose, but that it isn't clearly visible.
	+ The Mammott's Stentorian Skeleton costume shows a nose in the skeleton, but it may or may not be what the Mammott's skeleton actually looks like.
* Before the final drawing of the Mammott shape, it was drawn as what looks like a shark. In another video of some of the "Behind the scene" My Singing Monster action, there was a Mammott with the same teeth as the shark prototype. This is odd, given that the Mammott (and the Cold element in general) aren't on Water Island.
* "Mammut" is the scientific name for the Mastodon, an extinct elephant-like creature, similar to mammoths and elephants.
* The Mammott has only three fingers on each hand, making it difficult to prevent ambiguity when using the "pointing gesture".
* Sometimes in Plant Island, a trombone can be heard after the "ba-bum" lyric.
* The Mammott makes an appearance in MyBox Games's game "Pixel Dodgers", which used to be published by Big Blue Bubble
	+ The Mammott idle animation is the Mammott moving its arms and feet up and down, as well as the music speech bubble moving in and out.
	+ The Mammott "death" animation appears to be the Mammott making a heartfelt gesture and slowly turning into a Mammott egg.
* In Furcorn's Jelly Dreams, Mammott's fur is brighter and more color-saturated.
* A group of Mammotts is called a grumble.
* Mammott can be heard in the loading screen song.
* One of Mammott's default names, "Chewy", could be a reference to Chewbacca from the Star Wars franchise, who has a similar design to Mammott.
* Two of Mammott's default names, "Squatch" and "Bomidabul", are references to the Sasquatch and Abominable Snowman cryptids, respectively, whose appearances Mammott was designed after.
* Mammotts have 3 stomachs, as noted in My Singing Monsters: Fandemonium episode 3.
* According to PomPom, in My Singing Monsters: Fandemonium Episode 6, **Mammott** has Binderphobia, which is a fear of binders.