Blasoom

My Singing Monsters

Dawn of Fire

Blasoom

Reborn
Dormant

Element(s)

Class

Celestial

Portrait(s)

Release

Date

2018-06-27

Version

2.2.1

Statistics

Island(s)

Celestial

Available at Level 15

N/A Beds Required

2 x 2 Size Required

Required Inventory

^x3

^x5

^x4

^x3

^x9

^x8

^x5

^x20
Time Limit: 14 days

Buying Price
14

Buying Price (Discounted)

60% Off:
6

Selling Price
Sleeping - No Eggs	Awake
84,000	1,128,507

Placement XP
1

First Discovered By
MSMPokeGamer

Variants
Adult
Adult Blasoom

In other Games
Dawn of Fire
Blasoom

“	The Blasoom has emerged from its ancient shell like a flower blossoming in the early days of spring, feeling refreshed and vibrantly alive. A surprising development in the Celestial's renewal was the disappearance of one of its elegantly oaky legs. While countless botanists and horticulturalists of the Plant Element have researched this loss of limb, the biological explanation behind its late leg growth remains elusive. The Blasoom appears undeterred however, happily hopping from place to place.	”
	^{— Monster Bio}

What is the element represented by Blasoom in Celestial Monsters? toggle section

Blasoom, in Celestial Monsters, embodies the Plant element and the 'Growing Green' Constellation. The name Blasoom merges 'blossom' and 'bassoon'. This character was the final Celestial to signify a Natural Element and holds the record for the longest track of any monster on Star. Blasoom, representing April, was introduced on June 27th, 2018 in Version 2.2.1.

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How can a player obtain Blasoom in the game? toggle section

To obtain Blasoom, a Celestial Monster in the game, players need to purchase it from the Market as an inactive statue for 145. Revival of Blasoom requires zapping the necessary Monster Eggs into it. This monster, introduced on June 27th, 2018, also features in the Daily Login Game each April and can be teleported to Starhenge under specific conditions.

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What is the currency production rate of Blasoom compared to other Young Celestial Monsters? toggle section

Blasoom, a Celestial Monster, generates coins, diamonds, food, and shards, with the production rate always less than a day. Its currency production rate aligns with other Celestial Monsters. However, newer monsters may exhibit slight discrepancies in their rates due to rounding errors.

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What was the version update when Blasoom was added to the game? toggle section

The game character Blasoom, symbolizing the Plant Element and April, was incorporated into the game in Version 2.2.1 on June 27, 2018.

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Description[]

Blasoom is a Celestial Monster representing the Plant Element and the month of April. It was added alongside Hornacle, Glaishur, Torrt, and Attmoz on June 27th, 2018, during version 2.2.1. Blasoom is obtained by being purchased in the Market for 14 Keys () as an inactive statue, which can be revived by zapping all required Monster eggs into it. It has the same Currency production rate as the other young Celestial Monsters. The Goal for placing your first Blasoom rewards the player with 14 Diamonds ().

Song[]

Audio Sample:

Instrument: Bassoon

VSTs[]

Main article: VSTs

Virtual Studio Technology is an audio plugin software that has libraries of sound effects and synthesized instruments. Within these libraries are SoundFonts, which are the individual effects and instruments themselves. The Monster-Handlers utilize several VSTs to create the sounds of instrumental and sometimes vocal Monsters.

VST: Kontakt 6
Sound library: Kontakt Factory Library 1
Path: Orchestral > 2 - VSL Woodwinds
SoundFont: Bassoon

Note Sheet[]

Island	Notes
Celestial Island	Track 1: F G F C# Eb C# C C# C A Bb A F G F C# Eb C# C C# C A

Commas indicate when a Monster stops singing in the middle of their track.

Breeding[]

Blasoom cannot be bred. Like all Celestials, it is bought at the Market as an inactive statue that must be woken up.

Reviving[]

The allotted time to fill a Blasoom in order to activate is 14 days. If the inventory is not completed in the time the Blasoom resets to an empty statue and all eggs inside are lost. Eggs can be zapped from Mirror Islands instead of, or in conjunction with Natural and Magical Islands.


Egg	Time	Islands to Breed On
^x3	1d (18h)
^x4	12h (9h)
^x3	12h (9h)
^x4	12h (9h)
^x3	12h (9h)
^x5	12h (9h)
^x3	12h (9h)
^x8	8h (6h)
^x5	8h (6h)
^x5	8h (6h)
^x9	8h (6h)
^x20	2h (1h 30m)

Filling In[]

Like other Celestials, Blasoom can instead be filled in with Diamonds. Each egg can be filled in for 40. Blasoom requires a total of 2,880 for all eggs to be filled.

Since all eggs have an equal Diamond fill cost, it is best to save your Diamonds for the Monsters that are harder to obtain. And oftentimes, it is cheaper to speed up eggs to zap from the Breeding Structure instead.

Wildcards may also be used when filling in a Blasoom's inventory with 1 per egg. Similarly, it's best to save them for harder to obtain Monsters.

Income[]

Blasoom, like all other Celestials, will produce Coins (), Diamonds (), Treats (), and Shards (), but at no specified rate, although always less than a day. Multiple Blasooms may produce any of these Currencies independently from each other.

Strategy[]

Blasoom does not require Monsters on Air Island, Fire Oasis, Faerie Island, and Bone Island.

Players with high level Monsters and permanent Wishing Torches should avoid using a breeding combination of a four-Element and a three-Element Monsters to get a Triple-Element Monster egg, because the chances of obtaining an Ethereal Monster that will block the Breeding Structure for a long time are high. Unless a respective Rare Monster is available, it is better to breed a Triple-Element Monster with another Single, Double, or Triple-Element Monster required by Blasoom.

Possible Monster Names[]

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

Gallery[]

In-Game[]

Concept Art[]

Notes[]

Blasoom's name is a portmanteau of "blossom" and "bassoon."
When Celestial Island was first released, the young Blasoom seemed like it only needed to take up a 1x1 grid space. However, its statue takes up a 2x2 grid space, and reviving Celestials do not change their size. This was addressed in version 4.2.0 with the addition of adult Blasoom.
Prior to version 5.0.0, all Celestials cost Diamonds in the Market. Blasoom's price was 145 Diamonds ().
- The goal reward for placing your first of each Celestial was also a different amount of Diamonds, Blasoom's being 40 Diamonds ().