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This is the main article for Quests. For the category, see Category:Quests.
See also: Versus

Face off against computer controlled opponent in fixed battles to test your musical prowess in Battle on The Colossingum.

List of Current Quests[]

Main Questline Total Battle XP Total Medals Trophy
1
BUM-ble Beginnings Mammott (Belt of Belting) 175 Battle XP 40 Medals BUM-ble Beginnings Trophy
2
Playful Pioneers Pile of Medals 150 Battle XP 70 Medals
3
Reinforcements Noggin (Chalk-full) 225 Battle XP 45 Medals
4
Monster Crossing Pile of Medals 300 Battle XP 100 Medals
5
Backup Buddies Fwog (Ironclad Claws) 375 Battle XP 60 Medals
6
Three's a Crowd Pile of Medals 650 Battle XP 120 Medals
7
Life Finds a Way T-Rox (Gilded Pauldrons) 3,000 Battle XP 75 Medals
8
Meet your Veggies Pile of Medals 7,000 Battle XP 140 Medals
9
Full Foliage Potbelly (Lichenthrope) 6,000 Battle XP 90 Medals
10
Petal to the Medals Pile of Medals 14,000 Battle XP 180 Medals
11
Power Plants Bowgart (Jack Eloper) 25,000 Battle XP 120 Medals Power Plants Trophy
12
Cold Frontlines Tweedle (All-Seeing Belly) 50,000 Battle XP 240 Medals
13
Hibernal Rivals Pile of Medals 55,000 Battle XP 315 Medals
14
Cool Customers Pango (Serving of Just Ice) 70,000 Battle XP 240 Medals Cool Customers Trophy
15
Aerial Maneuvers Cybop (Talent in Spades) 130,000 Battle XP 400 Medals
16
All Float On PomPom (Fantasy Wings) 152,500 Battle XP 400 Medals All Float On Trophy
17
Motion of the Ocean Pile of Medals 156,000 Battle XP 580 Medals
18
Off the Deep End Reedling (Oni-rous Mask) 170,000 Battle XP 480 Medals Off the Deep End Trophy
19
Land Lubbers Pile of Medals 233,000 Battle XP 825 Medals
20
Hard Rock Heavyweights Clamble (You've Got Mail) 279,000 Battle XP 700 Medals Hard Rock Heavyweights Trophy
21
Single File Pile of Medals 235,500 Battle XP 700 Medals Single File Trophy
22
Double Standards Pile of Medals 877,500 Battle XP 1,500 Medals Double Standards Trophy
23
Worth the Treble Pile of Medals 730,000 Battle XP 2,375 Medals Worth the Treble Trophy
24
Like a Boss Pile of Medals 1,220,000 Battle XP 2,750 Medals Like a Boss Trophy
25
From Frond to Forest Entbrat (He-Brat Harness) 1,500,000 Battle XP 400 Medals From Frond to Forest Trophy
26
From Shiver to Blizzard Deedge (Vintage Speakers) 1,700,000 Battle XP 800 Medals From Shiver to Blizzard Trophy
27
From Breeze to Bluster Riff (Spiny Six-String) 1,900,000 Battle XP 1,200 Medals From Breeze to Bluster Trophy
28
From Drop to Deluge Shellbeat (Driftwood Drum) 2,300,000 Battle XP 1,600 Medals From Drop to Deluge Trophy
29
From Pebble to Mountain Quarrister (Sparring Pads) 2,700,000 Battle XP 2,000 Medals From Pebble to Mountain Trophy
30
It's Only Natural Pile of Medals 8,200,000 Battle XP 8,000 Medals It's Only Natural Trophy
31
Ghost in the Greenery Ghazt (Blinded with Science) 2,150,000 Battle XP 1,450 Medals Ghost in the Greenery Trophy
32
Bat on the 'Bergs Grumpyre (Garbed in Goth) 3,110,000 Battle XP 2,450 Medals Bat on the 'Bergs Trophy
33
Machine from the Mists Reebro (Chiefly Masterful) 4,550,000 Battle XP 3,450 Medals Machine from the Mists Trophy
34
Jewel amid the Jetsam Jeeode (For Soothsayer) 6,490,000 Battle XP 4,450 Medals Jewel amid the Jetsam Trophy
35
Wasp of the Wasteland Humbug (Big Fungus) 8,800,000 Battle XP 5,450 Medals Wasp of the Wasteland Trophy
36
Dual Duel Pile of Medals 8,000,000 Battle XP 6,750 Medals
37
Crossing the Streams Whisp (Flaxen Siren) 11,300,000 Battle XP 5,250 Medals Crossing the Streams Trophy
38
Web We Weave Pile of Medals 8,500,000 Battle XP 7,375 Medals
39
Unstable Fable Sox (What Big Eyes) 12,000,000 Battle XP 5,775 Medals
40
Hi-tectonics Pile of Medals 9,000,000 Battle XP 8,000 Medals
41
Empire Business Bellowfish (Crystal Habit) 12,700,000 Battle XP 6,300 Medals Empire Business Trophy
42
Outer Range Pile of Medals 9,500,000 Battle XP 8,625 Medals
43
Shot in the Dark Boodoo (Private Eyes) 13,400,000 Battle XP 6,825 Medals
44
Local Color Pile of Medals 10,000,000 Battle XP 9,000 Medals
45
Axis of Ether Fung Pray (Burgomaster) 14,100,000 Battle XP 7,000 Medals Axis of Ether Trophy
46
Grennitch's Gambit Grennitch's Gambit Trophy 10,200,000 Battle XP 8,000 Medals Grennitch's Gambit Trophy

Limited Time Quests[]

Limited Time Quests are only rarely available, on a rotating schedule. For example, The Dark Stride will happen every 10 weeks.

Limited Time Questlines Total Battle XP Total Medals Trophy
Set 1 The Dark Stride Drumpler (Bionic Braces) 2,000 Battle XP 20 Medals
True or Falsetto Furcorn (Lucky Thirteen) 27,500 Battle XP 60 Medals True or Falsetto Trophy
Pond Chum Toe Jammer (Pad Hair Day) 11,500 Battle XP 120 Medals
I'm Levitating Jellbilly (Refrain Conductor) 15,500 Battle XP 150 Medals I'm Levitating Trophy
Set 2 Eternal Struggle Fwog (Mer-Meridian) 2,000 Battle XP 20 Medals
Sustainable Sustenance Clamble (Veggie Burger) 42,500 Battle XP 85 Medals
Good Alto-tude Dandidoo (Bubble Whammy) 11,500 Battle XP 120 Medals Good Alto-tude Trophy
Parlor Tricks Boodoo (We All Scream) 15,500 Battle XP 150 Medals
Set 3 Safety Thirst Shrubb (Drool Noodles) 3,750 Battle XP 20 Medals
String 'em Along Bowgart (Oh Ossy!) 7,500 Battle XP 60 Medals String 'em Along Trophy
Mane Event Potbelly (Infamous Mug Pot) 11,500 Battle XP 120 Medals
Herptile Heroes Kazilleon (Ivy League) 15,500 Battle XP 150 Medals Herptile Heroes Trophy
Set 4 Stuck on You Tweedle (Plaster of Power) 1,000 Battle XP 25 Medals
Triad Ballad T-Rox (Cinderfella) 6,750 Battle XP 60 Medals
A Mighty Wind Reedling (In It To Fin It) 11,500 Battle XP 120 Medals A Mighty Wind Trophy
Shower Thoughts Bellowfish (Aquaslime Spout) 15,500 Battle XP 150 Medals
Set 5 Pudge-ilist Pummel (Ol' 1-2 Thump) 6,000 Battle XP 55 Medals
Sedimentalists Noggin (HELPful Rings) 15,000 Battle XP 110 Medals Sedimentalists Trophy
Barbershop Bop Quarrister (Tentacool) 11,500 Battle XP 120 Medals
Insect Impresarios Arackulele (Blimp My Ride) 15,500 Battle XP 150 Medals Insect Impresarios Trophy
Set 6 Gosh, Darn It! Toe Jammer (Socks of Splendor) 2,000 Battle XP 20 Medals
Bundled Up Entbrat (Horn Warmers) 27,500 Battle XP 60 Medals
Upper Register Tweedle (Growth Spur-ts) 11,500 Battle XP 120 Medals Upper Register Trophy
Into the Woods Sox (Forest Cloak) 15,500 Battle XP 150 Medals
Set 7 Putting Out Feelers Maw (Antique Antennae) 2,000 Battle XP 20 Medals
Keys, Please Quibble (Valiant Visors) 42,500 Battle XP 85 Medals Keys, Please Trophy
RocketMon Spunge (Starry Eyes) 11,500 Battle XP 120 Medals
Robot Rock Nebulob (Mega Mon) 15,500 Battle XP 150 Medals Robot Rock Trophy
Set 8 Jaw-Dropping Jam Thumpies (Aug-Mandibles) 10,000 Battle XP 40 Medals
Made for Walking PomPom (Borg Booties) 7,500 Battle XP 60 Medals
Rhythm Section Congle (Water-shellon) 11,500 Battle XP 120 Medals Rhythm Section Trophy
Shear Perfection Fung Pray (Tip Topiary) 15,500 Battle XP 150 Medals
Set 9 With the Good Hair Oaktopus (Cushy Curlers) 4,500 Battle XP 35 Medals
The Bottom End Mammott (Water Buff-a-low) 45,000 Battle XP 85 Medals The Bottom End Trophy
Snow Holds Barred Shellbeat (Cooler Head Prevails) 11,500 Battle XP 120 Medals
Quadrupedantic Dragong (Archaeo Rodeo) 15,500 Battle XP 150 Medals Quadrupedantic Trophy
Set 10 London Calling Dandidoo (Punk Apparel) 6,000 Battle XP 55 Medals
Deal With It Deal With It 15,000 Battle XP 110 Medals
Avian Artists Quibble (Miner Key) 11,500 Battle XP 120 Medals Avian Artists Trophy
Cold Spot Whisp (Fractal Crown) 15,500 Battle XP 150 Medals

Seasonal Quests[]

Seasonal Quests are only available during their associated Seasonal Events or during Out of Season promotions.

Limited Time Questlines Total Battle XP Total Medals Trophy
Spooktacle Trick-or-Treat Punkleton (Mouth Waterer) 38,000 Battle XP 190 Medals Trick-or-Treat Trophy
Festival of Yay Days of Yay Yool (Fir Suit) 38,000 Battle XP 190 Medals Days of Yay Trophy
Season of Love All's Fair in Love and Song Schmoochle (Dashing Suitor) 38,000 Battle XP 190 Medals All's Fair in Love and Song Trophy
Eggs-Travaganza Hunting High and Low Blabbit (Big Shell-Out) 38,000 Battle XP 190 Medals Hunting High and Low Trophy
SummerSong Fun in the Sun Hoola (DJ Epic Drip) 38,000 Battle XP 190 Medals Fun in the Sun Trophy

Daily Quests[]

Weekday Limited Time Quests are available on their respective days of the week.

Limited Time Questlines Total Battle XP Total Medals
Monday Matchup Monday Matchup Pile of Medals 15 Battle XP 5 Medals
Tuesday Trial Tuesday Trial Pile of Medals 15 Battle XP 5 Medals
Wednesday Wrangle Wednesday Wrangle Pile of Medals 15 Battle XP 5 Medals
Thursday Throwdown Thursday Throwdown Pile of Medals 15 Battle XP 5 Medals
Friday Fracas Friday Fracas Pile of Medals 15 Battle XP 5 Medals
Saturday Skirmish Saturday Skirmish Pile of Medals 30 Battle XP 10 Medals
Sunday Scrimmage Sunday Scrimmage Pile of Medals 30 Battle XP 10 Medals

Special Event Quests[]

Special Event Quests are available for their respective special events.

Special Event Questlines Total Battle XP Total Medals
Fandemonium Fun Fandemonium Fun Mammott (Fandemonium Duds) 4,500 Battle XP 20 Medals
Fandemonium Fuss Fandemonium Fuss Furcorn (Fandemonium Frock) 4,500 Battle XP 45 Medals
Fandemonium Fame Fandemonium Fame PomPom (Fandemonium Uniform) 4,500 Battle XP 25 Medals

Strategy[]

There's a lot of ways to beat Colossingum Quests. (as long as there in the requirements of the quest) However there are some patterns in some of the quests that may assist you in beating them and passing through the Colossingum faster.

  1. Monster Quests (Allow Choice Monsters)

It's highly recommended that you get a higher-level Monster, since some Quests allow you to have a choice of a Monster as the requirements have already been met (e.g. Trick-or-Treat requires Punkleton, but after the 3rd stage you have to bring a Monster that you choose, but you still need Punkleton as a requirement for the whole questline. Another slot for another Monster that you can choose also becomes available later in the questline, though this can be different for other Quests). Getting a higher level Monster will allow you to breeze through some of these Quests, but you can still bump in challenges depending on what Monster you chose and what level that Monster is.

Level 15+ Monsters that are Quad Naturals, Seasonal Monsters, or Single or Double Ethereals are highly recommended due to their higher health and attack power.

2. Monster Quests (RNG chance)

In the Colossingum there is a lot of RNG, considering that the bot has to pick between all the moves a Monster has at their specific level, and it can occasionally mess up (e.g. picking a weak move even though it has a strong one). For some Quests, you have to use one specific Monster, and usually the opponent on the last 1v1 level will be the same Monster you're required to use. It can differ, but it's most likely that the Monster will be level 10. With this information, it's good to know that you can beat the Monsters even if yours is way lower level (5-7 range depends on moves and the Monster in general). If you see that you got close to winning a fight or somewhere near winning, try again and see if there was any bad or good RNG that occurred (if the Monster used a lot of weak, normal, or strong attacks). With this information, you can learn the move set of the Monsters and which attacks may cause you to restart the level, and eventually get an attempt with good RNG and possibly win. The reason you want to use this strategy is so that you don't have to wait for Monsters to complete training, because a lot of the Quests have you stop using some Monsters for a long time (e.g. Single-Element Naturals won't be useful inside later Quests, so there's no point in trying to train them up all the way) .

Different Quest Types Recommended Levels:

  • In some Quests with a single required Monster facing against a Monster around level 10, level 7 should work most of the time, unless you get extremely unlucky, since you always get the first attack.
  • In some Quests, you're locked to using Monsters with a certain Element. In these Quests, look at your opponents' Elements and try to see if you can bring any Monsters within the requirements that can deal good damage to the opponent. If you don't, you may also want to try Costumes, as they might have a move that could help you.

3. Monster Quests (Costumes)

As you progress through the Colossingum, you will unlock many things, but the most significant things are Costumes. Whether you're using them to spark up your Islands, or just to make your Monsters look nice, they also have very good uses in the Colossingum. Some Costumes do not change your moveset at all in the Colossingum (e.g. Seasonal Series Costumes) Some Costumes change your moves, though sometimes it can be a normal attack that gets put in, which isn't the best type of attack to have. The main Costumes to focus on are the ones you give your Monster previously impossible to have elemental moves (e.g. Entbrat's "Horn Warmers" Costume). Monsters like Entbrat are stuck to their elemental moves normally, but with the use of Costumes, a Monster can replace moves for another move's Element attack. However, it is warned that this heavily varies on the Quest itself, which Monsters you're allowed to use, the opponents' weaknesses and strengths, and the moves you bring to counter them. It is likely you'll come across quests where it's useful to take off Costumes. The key to using Costumes is the damage and/or stronger attacks they provide. So, look at any Monsters' Elements and see if you have Costumes for the Monsters you selected that are strong against the opponents' Elements.

4. Monster Quests (Leveling)

If you seem to be struggling with Quests, you should level up your Monsters. This is obvious, though there's many things to known when it comes to how level affects battle, and there can be a lot of factors. The leveling system consists of 20 levels, each progressively giving your Monster more attack power and stamina. With this in mind, all of your moves will be leveled up to do more damage, and your Costume moves' damage will be affected too. The fact that you get the first turn in every battle you play gives your team a huge advantage. This easily allows you to stay at weaker levels but still succeed. However, the level to win ratio is tricky with the huge amount of RNG involved with the Colossingum. There are some battles where lower-level Monsters can easily win, but once you start entering into Ethereal battles where the Ethereal Element Monsters can use healing moves, this makes the system a lot trickier to find something that can succeed in battle when using lower levels. If something isn't working out after various attempts, try bringing up the level of any of your Monsters that you used for the failed battle if necessary.

If you haven't, it's highly recommended that you check out the Colossingum section of this wiki, since it has some more useful information and might make things clearer when it comes to fighting. If you want to know more about one of you Monsters, go to their respective article, and click the "Battle" section for damage and healing, and weaknesses and strengths.

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