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Description
The Wubbox is a monster species different from every other in many ways.

After its egg is hatched, the monster turns into a big and ornate yellow box with a huge red button on top, that appears to have a door on its visible face, complete with small stairs. Near the "door" there are strange, otherworldly patterns shaped like swirls and dots. On the back of the box are three pistons. In this dormant phase of its life cycle, it appears to be snoozing, like monsters that have been Muted - little "Rest notes" stream upwards from it.

After undergoing the unique feeding process that defines its species, it will transform: the Wubbox is the only monster who passes through huge changes after being born.

The young form

When it becomes adult, it now appears as a giant, yellow, humanoid robot, the tallest monster in the whole game, ready to be fed like any other monster is.

It's the same design, however, with more shading and lighting and more shinier than the original.

Song
The Wubbox's tune is a loud and vibrant electronic dubstep that makes a big difference to the song of the island it is in.

When not playing its dubstep (not muted though) it will still make other sounds, listen closely! The Wubbox may sometimes fist-pump to make a brief hi-hat cymbal sound, jump to make a thump or swirl its orb around to make a synthetic sound.

Breeding
The Wubbox cannot be bred; it can only be purchased in the Market.

Teleport
Wubbox can be teleported to all Outer Island when it is fed to level 5, 10, 15, or 20 for a reward of 50 Diamonds. Teleport time for Wubbox is 60 hours to Space Island, Cloud Island, and Cave Island. and 5 minutes to Party Island.

Name Origin
"Wubbox" is a possible junction between the words "wub", (an onomatopoeia for some dubstep sounds, referencing the creature's music) and box (due to the monster's unique post-hatching behavior).