My Singing Monsters Breeding Guide

If you’re looking for a My Singing Monsters breeding guide, you’re in the right place. We’ve got all the details you need to boost your population of crooning creatures, including complete breeding charts for all the different types. We’ve also got tips on how to get unbreedable monsters like wublins and dipsters, so you don’t waste your time trying to do the impossible.

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Here’s our guide to all the different My Singing Monsters breeding types:

My Singing Monsters natural breeding

My Singing Monster magical breeding

My Singing Monster seasonal breeding

All of these monsters require you to be at level 9 to breed.

My Singing Monster ethereal breeding

My Singing Monster mythical breeding

My Singing Monster shugafam breeding

My Singing Monster dipster breeding

Unlike the other creatures on our My Singing Monsters breeding guide, Dipsters can’t be bred, sadly. Rather, you need to use keys to buy them, so start earning some and head to the shop to grab those dipsters. (Well, you can try and breed two dipsters, but you get nothing from it).

My Singing Monster wublins breeding

Like dipsters, you can breed Wublins, either. They are incredibly helpful, however, so start hatching their eggs as soon as possible. Wublins cost 5,000 coins, from which you get a static wublin, which you need to zap awake at the right time. If you wait too long, the eggs go bad, so check out how long you have below.

My Singing Monster celestial breeding

Celestials work similarly to wublins, except they cost varying amounts of diamonds. Still, we’ve included them in our My Singing Monsters breeding guide so you can find all the info below.

My Singing Monster wubbox breeding

There are three types of wubbox, the standard, the rare, and the epic wubbox. They cannot be bred, but instead, need to be bought from the shop.

My Singing Monster rare breeding

All rare monsters have the same element as their original design, for instance, both regular Noggin and epic Noggin belong to the earth element. Because of this, we haven’t included each typing in our guide to My Singing Monsters breeding, just the monster in question, those you need to breed to create it, and how long it might take.

My Singing Monster rare ethereal breeding

My Singing Monster rare seasonal breeding

My Singing Monsters rare magical breeding

My Singing Monster epic breeding

Breeding in my singing monster can be overwhelming, with so many different possibilities and you have a lot of work to do if you want to unlock the monsters in each area. You start with monsters of a single element, and as you breed these together they create monsters with two elements, which can then create monsters with three elements or more. Experimenting with the different monsters is a great way to get some of them, but if you want to collect every single one, then our guide to the breeding combinations will help you to see all of those lovable little creatures.

Once you have unlocked a monster you can then buy it, making it much easier to grab more for further breeding. Eggs take a certain amount of time to hatch, increasing with the monster’s rarity, but you can also decrease the egg hatching time as you level up and find different ways to enhance it.

Alright, monster collectors, that’s all we have for our My Singing Monsters breeding guide. For more monsters, check out our guides to the best My Singing Monsters games and My Singing Monsters mods. Or, if you’re more of a Monopoly fan, grab some freebies with our guide to free Monopoly Go dice.