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How to Breed Monculus in My Singing Monsters

Monculus is a Seasonal Monster inย My Singing Monstersย introduced back in June 2022, serving as the only Life-Formula Singing Monster in the game’s entire melodic roster.…

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Monculus in My Singing Monsters
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Monculus is a Seasonal Monster inย My Singing Monstersย introduced back in June 2022, serving as the only Life-Formula Singing Monster in the game’s entire melodic roster. When singing, this golem-style monster’s voice will start with a pulsating build-up before releasing a bellow that sounds somewhat similar to Epic Wubbox’s but combined with heavy autotuning. Coin production-wise, Monculus starts moderately low, with only 8 to 16 Coins per minute at Level 1, depending on its Happiness. However, if you manage to max it to Level 20, it is possible to generate between 109 to 218 Coins per minute, which is relatively high compared with other singing units.ย 

Breeding Monculus in My Singing Monsters with Yool and Hoola

To breed Monculus, you will need to have reached Level 9 and gained access to Seasonal Shanty, the island that can hold all of yourย Seasonal Monsters inย My Singing Monsters. Using the Breeding Structure, combine the Festival of Yay-type Yool with the SummerSong-type Hoola to get a Monculus Egg, which will hatch after 20 hours and 4 minutes.

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Breeding Monculus at Seasonal Shanty does not have a 100% guaranteed success rate. In other words, it might take multiple times before you hatch this rare Life-Formula Singing Monster. As for Yool and Hoola, below are details regarding how they can be obtained:

MonsterBreeding DirectionsPrerequisite Monsters
Yool
  • You can breed Yool by combining Thumpies and Congle on Cold Island.
  • Remember that Yool’s breeding process can only occur during the Festival of Yay or specific seasonal events.
  • Thumpies is bred using the one of the following pairs:
    • Dandidoo and Mammott
    • Pango and Potbelly
    • Furcorn and Tweedle
  • Congle is bred using the one of the following pairs:
    • Tweedle and Maw
    • Toe Jammer and Pango
    • Mammott and Quibble
Yoola
  • You can breed Hoola by combining PomPom and Pango on Air Island and Earth Island.
  • Remember that Hoola’s breeding process can only occur during the SummerSong event.
  • PomPom is bred using the one of the following pairs:
    • Tweedle and Drumpler
    • Noggin and Pango
    • Mammott and Cybop
  • Pango is bred using the one of the following pairs:
    • Mammott and Tweedle

If you have 500 Diamonds, you can also buy Monculus without any breeding requirements inย My Singing Monsters.

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