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“ Head deep - deeper beneath the surface of the Monster World than you ever thought possible - and then head even deeper. That's where you'll find the chthonic Bone Island, sitting atop the Necrull Titan's head. Lustrous geodes and bright, subterranean vegetation are juxtaposed with decrepit fossils and ornate skulls, suggesting that at one point this was the site of an ancient underground pool that supported life. Now, the visiting delegation of Fire and Natural Monsters are coaxing the native Bone Elementals out of hiding to breathe new life into this ghoulish locale and turn it into a favorite 'haunt!' ”
— In-game description

About[]

Bone Island is available to purchase for 1,750,000 Coins Coins after unlocking Fire Haven. It is a Magical Island, featuring Magical Monsters and manifesting the Bone Element Bone Element. It was added to the game on April 8th, 2020 during Version 2.3.9. It is home to 52 Monsters and 79 Costumes.

Song[]

Composer(s): Dave Kerr, Christopher Pollard, Sam Clark (Magical Monsters, Dipsters), Tom Meikle (Clavavera, Flum Ox, Incisaur, Gnarls), Dylan Cole (Flum Ox, Incisaur, Gnarls)

Bone Island’s song plays at a speed of 160 beats per minute, and is in the key of G minor. The song is also available to download via the My Singing Monsters Soundtrack volume 2.

Bone Island has an ambience consisting of wind, squeaking bats, and crystal chimes.

Song Table[]

This is a chart that shows where each Monster plays in the song. Each part is 16 beats long, meaning that one part is around 6 seconds long. The number next to each Monster indicates which track is being played at each part.

Bone Island Song
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
1 2 1 2
1
1 2 3 2 3 1 2 3 2 3
1 2 1 3 1 2
1 2 1 2
1 1 1 1
2 1 2 1
1 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 2 1
1 1 2 1 2 1 2
1 1 1 2 1 2 2
1 1 1 2 1 1
1 1 1 1 1

Indigenous Monsters[]

The Monsters of Bone Island are of the Earth (Earth Element), Water (Water Element), Fire (Fire Element), Bone (Bone Element), Beat Hereafter (Beat Hereafter), and Dipster (Dipsters) elements. Since Bone Island lacks the Plant (Plant Element), Cold (Cold Element), and Air (Air Element) elements, no Monster with those elements can exist on it (except for Flum Ox, Incisaur, and Gnarls, who are not obtained through breeding). Just as with Fire Haven and Fire Oasis, there is also a difference with Monsters that have the Fire Element, as they take longer to breed and are more difficult to obtain because of their long absence from the Monster World. This also applies to the Magical Monsters.

The list of indigenous Monsters is below with each Monster's class indicated in parenthesis.

Monster Level
Available 		Beds Buying
Price 		Selling
Price 		Breeding/Incubation
Time 		Element(s)
Default Enhanced

Noggin 		1 1 300 Coins 225 Coins 5 seconds 3 seconds Earth Element (Natural)

Toe Jammer 		4 1 300 Coins 225 Coins 1 minute 45 seconds Water Element (Natural)

Kayna 		9 1 10 Relics 22,500 Coins 7 hours 5 hours,
15 minutes 		Fire Element (Fire)

Clackula 		9 1 25,000 Coins 18,750 Coins 5 hours 3 hours,
45 minutes 		Bone Element (Magical)

Fwog 		7 2 30 Diamonds 11,250 Coins 30 minutes 22 minutes,
30 seconds 		Earth ElementWater Element (Natural)

Stogg 		9 2 50 Relics 112,500 Coins 10 hours 7 hours,
30 minutes 		Earth ElementFire Element (Fire)

Peckidna 		9 2 150 Diamonds 84,375 Coins 9 hours 6 hours,
45 minutes 		Earth ElementBone Element (Magical)

Phangler 		9 2 50 Relics 112,500 Coins 10 hours 7 hours,
30 minutes 		Water ElementFire Element (Fire)

Denchuhs 		9 2 150 Diamonds 84,375 Coins 9 hours 6 hours,
45 minutes 		Water ElementBone Element (Magical)

Hawlo 		9 2 150 Diamonds 84,375 Coins 9 hours 6 hours,
45 minutes 		Fire ElementBone Element (Magical)

Thrumble 		9 3 100 Relics 225,000 Coins 20 hours 15 hours Earth ElementWater ElementFire Element (Fire)

Withur 		9 3 300 Diamonds 168,750 Coins 16 hours 12 hours Earth ElementWater ElementBone Element (Magical)

Uuduk 		9 3 300 Diamonds 168,750 Coins 16 hours 12 hours Earth ElementFire ElementBone Element (Magical)

Banjaw 		9 3 300 Diamonds 168,750 Coins 16 hours 12 hours Water ElementFire ElementBone Element (Magical)

Plinkajou 		9 4 600 Diamonds 337,500 Coins 1 day,
8 hours 		1 day Earth ElementWater ElementFire ElementBone Element (Magical)

Flum Ox 		9 4 200 Relics 450,000 Coins 1 day,
16 hours 		1 day,
6 hours 		Air ElementEarth ElementWater ElementFire Element (Fire)

Incisaur 		9 4 200 Relics 450,000 Coins 1 day,
16 hours 		1 day,
6 hours 		Plant ElementWater ElementCold ElementFire Element (Fire)

Gnarls 		9 5 500 Relics 562,500 Coins 3 days,
8 hours 		2 days,
12 hours 		Plant ElementEarth ElementWater ElementCold ElementFire Element (Fire)

Clavavera 		9 1 225 Diamonds 168,500 Coins 22 hours,
11 minutes 		16 hours,
38 minutes,
15 seconds 		Beat Hereafter (Seasonal)

Do 		10 0 6 Keys 7,500 Coins N/A N/A Dipsters (Dipster)

Re 		10 0 6 Keys 7,500 Coins N/A N/A Dipsters (Dipster)

Mi 		10 0 6 Keys 7,500 Coins N/A N/A Dipsters (Dipster)

Fa 		10 0 6 Keys 7,500 Coins N/A N/A Dipsters (Dipster)

Sol 		10 0 6 Keys 7,500 Coins N/A N/A Dipsters (Dipster)

La 		10 0 6 Keys 7,500 Coins N/A N/A Dipsters (Dipster)

Ti 		10 0 6 Keys 7,500 Coins N/A N/A Dipsters (Dipster)

Rare Noggin 		4 1 75 Diamonds 56,250 Coins 6 hours 4 hours,
30 minutes 		Earth Element (Rare (Natural))

Rare Toe Jammer 		4 1 75 Diamonds 56,250 Coins 6 hours 4 hours,
30 minutes 		Water Element (Rare (Natural))

Rare Kayna 		9 1 150 Diamonds 112,500 Coins 8 hours 6 hours Fire Element (Rare (Fire))

Rare Clackula 		9 1 150 Diamonds 112,500 Coins 8 hours 8 hours Bone Element (Rare (Magical))

Rare Fwog 		7 2 40 Diamonds 30,000 Coins 1 hour,
15 minutes 		56 minutes,
15 seconds 		Earth ElementWater Element (Rare (Natural))

Rare Stogg 		9 2 250 Diamonds 187,500 Coins 13 hours,
30 minutes 		10 hours,
7 minutes,
30 seconds 		Earth ElementFire Element (Rare (Fire))

Rare Phangler 		9 2 250 Diamonds 187,500 Coins 13 hours,
30 minutes 		10 hours,
7 minutes,
30 seconds 		Water ElementFire Element (Rare (Fire))

Rare Denchuhs 		9 2 250 Diamonds 187,500 Coins 12 hours,
30 minutes 		9 hours,
22 minutes,
30 seconds 		Water ElementBone Element (Rare (Magical))

Rare Hawlo 		9 2 250 Diamonds 187,500 Coins 12 hours,
30 minutes 		9 hours,
22 minutes,
30 seconds 		Fire ElementBone Element (Rare (Magical))

Rare Thrumble 		9 3 500 Diamonds 375,000 Coins 1 day,
2 hours,
30 minutes 		19 hours,
52 minutes,
30 seconds 		Earth ElementWater ElementFire Element (Rare (Fire))

Rare Withur 		9 3 500 Diamonds 375,000 Coins 1 day,
1 hour,
30 minutes 		19 hours,
7 minutes,
30 seconds 		Earth ElementWater ElementBone Element (Rare (Magical))

Rare Uuduk 		9 3 500 Diamonds 375,000 Coins 1 day,
1 hour,
30 minutes 		19 hours,
7 minutes,
30 seconds 		Earth ElementFire ElementBone Element (Rare (Magical))

Rare Banjaw 		9 3 500 Diamonds 375,000 Coins 1 day,
1 hour,
30 minutes 		19 hours,
7 minutes,
30 seconds 		Water ElementFire ElementBone Element (Rare (Magical))

Rare Plinkajou 		9 4 750 Diamonds 562,500 Coins 1 day,
18 hours,
30 minutes 		1 day,
7 hours,
52 minutes,
30 seconds 		Earth ElementWater ElementFire ElementBone Element (Rare (Magical))

Rare Flum Ox 		9 4 10,000 Starpower 562,500 Coins 2 days,
4 hours,
30 minutes 		1 day,
15 hours,
22 minutes,
30 seconds 		Air ElementEarth ElementWater ElementFire Element (Rare (Fire))

Rare Incisaur 		9 4 10,000 Starpower 562,500 Coins 2 days,
4 hours,
30 minutes 		1 day,
15 hours,
22 minutes,
30 seconds 		Plant ElementWater ElementCold ElementFire Element (Rare (Fire))

Rare Gnarls 		9 5 15,000 Starpower 1,406,250 Coins 3 days,
23 hours,
30 minutes 		2 days,
23 hours,
37 minutes,
30 seconds 		Plant ElementEarth ElementWater ElementCold ElementFire Element (Rare (Fire))

Rare Clavavera 		9 1 500 Diamonds 375,500 Coins 1 day,
7 hours,
45 minutes 		23 hours,
48 minutes,
45 seconds 		Beat Hereafter (Rare (Seasonal))

Epic Noggin 		4 1 250 Diamonds 187,500 Coins 1 hour 45 minutes Earth Element (Epic (Natural))

Epic Toe Jammer 		4 1 250 Diamonds 187,500 Coins 3 hours 2 hours,
15 minutes 		Water Element (Epic (Natural))

Epic Kayna 		9 1 300 Diamonds 225,000 Coins 15 hours 11 hours,
15 minutes 		Fire Element (Epic (Fire))

Epic Fwog 		7 2 150 Diamonds 112,500 Coins 7 hours 5 hours,
15 minutes 		Earth ElementWater Element (Epic (Natural))

Epic Stogg 		9 2 500 Diamonds 375,000 Coins 1 day,
5 hours 		21 hours,
45 minutes 		Earth ElementFire Element (Epic (Fire))

Epic Phangler 		9 2 500 Diamonds 375,000 Coins 23 hours 17 hours,
15 minutes 		Water ElementFire Element (Epic (Fire))

Epic Thrumble 		9 3 750 Diamonds 562,500 Coins 1 day,
7 hours 		23 hours,
15 minutes 		Earth ElementWater ElementFire Element (Epic (Fire))

Epic Clavavera 		9 1 1,000 Diamonds 750,000 Coins 23 hours,
11 minutes 		17 hours,
23 minutes,
15 seconds 		Beat Hereafter (Epic (Seasonal))

*Keep in mind that the Rares, Epics, Fire, Expansion Monsters, and Seasonals are only available for a limited time.

Obstacles[]

Main article: Obstacles

Removing the Obstacles from the island earns the player Experience (), and it opens up space to place more Monsters, Decorations, or Structures. Removed obstacles are not gone permanently; they can be bought back with Diamonds (Diamonds) under the Decorations section in the Market. In total, it costs 2,215,000 Coins to remove all Obstacles from the Island.

Small Tree
Cost: 1 Diamonds
Removal: 3,500 Coins 		Medium Tree
Cost: 3 Diamonds
Removal: 22,500 Coins 		Big Tree
Cost: 5 Diamonds
Removal: 32,500 Coins
Small Rock
Cost: 2 Diamonds
Removal: 8,000 Coins 		Medium Rock
Cost: 5 Diamonds
Removal: 90,000 Coins 		Big Rock
Cost: 10 Diamonds
Removal: 130,000 Coins

Castle[]

Main article: Castle

To be placed on an Island, each Monster requires a specific number of beds. For Natural Monsters, this is equal to the number of elements that the Monster represents. Upgrade the Castle to unlock more beds.

Sound[]

The Castle also contributes to Bone Island's song. It makes a bass sound.

Common Castle[]

Castle Cost Time XP Beds
Basic Castle Free N/A N/A 4
Modest Castle 2,000,000 Coins 1 day, 12 hours 1,625,000 10
Comfortable Castle 6,000,000 Coins 1 day, 14 hours 1,875,000 18
Spacious Castle 12,000,000 Coins 1 day, 16 hours 2,125,000 28
Luxurious Castle 18,000,000 Coins 1 day, 18 hours 2,312,500 40
Extravagant Castle 40 Diamonds 8 hours, 20 minutes 14,000 60
Paradise Castle 80 Diamonds 16 hours 28,000 90

Crystalline Castle[]

Quarritz Castle
Cost: 180 Diamonds
Time: 1 day
XP: 56,000
Beds: 120 		Polished Quarritz Castle
Cost: 360 Diamonds
Time: 1 day, 8 hours
XP: 112,000
Beds: 150 		Carved Quarritz Castle
Cost: 720 Diamonds
Time: 1 day, 16 hours
XP: 224,000
Beds: 180

Strategy[]

While the song of the Island is crucial, users may also want to use some of these numbers to help with planning which monsters to feed first and make 100% happy first, as well as plan frequency of coin collection. The numbers below are as follows:

Rate Rate of income per bed at level 15 and at 100% happy
Max Maximum income per bed at level 15
Time Time to maximum income at level 15 and at 100% happy
(shown as Hours : Minutes : Seconds)

It should be noted that Rate is halved and Time is doubled for 0% happy.

Monster Rate Max Time
Noggin 96 Coins 216 Coins 2:15
Toe Jammer 48 Coins 360 Coins 7:30
Kayna 120 Coins 548 Coins 4:34
Clackula 90 Coins 688 Coins 7:38
Fwog 60 Coins 1,350 Coins 22:30
Stogg 79 Coins 2,401 Coins 30:23
Peckidna 79 Coins 2,888 Coins 36:35
Phangler 74 Coins 3,004 Coins 40:35
Denchuhs 74 Coins 3,202 Coins 43:16
Hawlo 108 Coins 3,074 Coins 28:27
Thrumble 92 Coins 24,844 Coins 4:28:06
Withur 82 Coins 29,304 Coins 5:54:29
Uuduk 92 Coins 27,376 Coins 4:55:25
Banjaw 92 Coins 24,559 Coins 4:25:01
Plinkajou 91 Coins 75,686 Coins 13:47:10
Flum Ox 106.5 Coins 67469 Coins 4:25:01
Incisaur 121 Coins 65,608 Coins 9:24:00
Gnarls 128.4 Coins 49,096 Coins 6:22:12
Clavavera 146 Coins 22,729 Coins 2:35:41
Dipsters 120 Coins
(No Beds) 		16,200 Coins
(No Beds) 		2:15:00
Rare Noggin 120 Coins 2,880 Coins 24:00
Rare Toe Jammer 60 Coins 2,880 Coins 48:00
Rare Kayna 120 Coins 3,605 Coins 30:03
Rare Clackula 120 Coins 853 Coins 7:07
Rare Fwog 75 Coins 1,687 Coins 22:30
Rare Stogg 108 Coins 3,004 Coins 27:48
Rare Phangler 79 Coins 3,753 Coins 47:30
Rare Denchuhs 96 Coins 4,005.5 Coins 41:43
Rare Hawlo 123 Coins 4,028 Coins 32:44
Rare Thrumble 122 Coins 31,051 Coins 4:14:30
Rare Withur 112 Coins 36,631 Coins 5:27:03
Rare Uuduk 120 Coins 34,222 Coins 4:45:11
Rare Banjaw 122 Coins 30,695 Coins 4:11:35
Rare Plinkajou 114 Coins 94,609.75 Coins 13:49:54
Rare Flum Ox 131 Coins 84,336.8 Coins 10:43:48
Rare Incisaur 146 Coins 83,646 Coins 9:21:42
Rare Gnarls 163.2 Coins 61,371.2 Coins 6:16:02
Rare Clavavera 216 Coins 28,402 Coins 2:11:29
Epic Noggin 144 Coins 4,320 Coins 30:00
Epic Toe Jammer 72 Coins 7,200 Coins 40:00
Epic Kayna 188 Coins 10,806 Coins 57:29
Epic Fwog 90 Coins 5,400 Coins 1:00:00
Epic Stogg 124 Coins 3,600 Coins 29:02
Epic Phangler 108 Coins 4,504 Coins 41:42
Epic Thrumble 142 Coins 37,263 Coins 4:22:24
Epic Clavavera 248 Coins 34,089 Coins 2:17:27

Seasonal Events[]

Bone Island Icon (Beat Hereafter)

The Beat Hereafter Island Skin Market Icon

Main article: Seasonal Events

On October 26th, the Magical Monsters living on Bone Island started celebrating their first ever Seasonal Event, Beat Hereafter (the Monster World equivalent of Day of the Dead). With Beat Hereafter came Day of the Dead-themed decorations throughout the Island, as well as Clavavera, who was once exclusive to Seasonal Shanty. To see Monster costumes, go here.

On Day of the Dead, the candles surrounding the various calaveras, marigolds, and pictures frame decorations are lit.

  • For 2022, the Beat Hereafter season was from October 26th to November 7th.
  • For 2023, the Beat Hereafter season was from November 1st to November 13th.
  • For 2024, the Beat Hereafter season was from October 30th to November 11th.
Small Beat Hereafter Tree
Cost: 2 Diamonds 		Medium Beat Hereafter Tree
Cost: 6 Diamonds 		Big Beat Hereafter Tree
Cost: 10 Diamonds
Small Beat Hereafter Rock
Cost: 4 Diamonds 		Medium Beat Hereafter Rock
Cost: 10 Diamonds 		Big Beat Hereafter Rock
Cost: 20 Diamonds


A special Seasonal Monster, the Clavavera, is available for breeding or purchase in the Market during the Beat Hereafter season. It was first released on October 27th, 2021, but got added to Bone Island on October 26th, 2022.
A special Seasonal Monster, the Rare Clavavera, is available for breeding or purchase in the Market during the Beat Hereafter season. Rare Clavavera was released on May 3rd, 2023.
A special Seasonal Monster, the Epic Clavavera, is available for breeding or purchase in the Market during the Beat Hereafter season. Epic Clavavera was released on November 1st, 2023.

Version History[]

Date Added Monster(s) Version Updates Song?
April 8th, 2020

2.3.9
May 22nd, 2020 2.3.9
July 24th, 2020 2.4.2
November 25th, 2020 3.0.1
January 13th, 2021
3.0.3
March 17th, 2021 3.0.5
June 9th, 2021 3.1.1
June 23rd, 2021 3.2.0
March 2nd, 2022 3.4.0
October 26th, 2022
3.7.2
May 3rd, 2023 3.9.1
October 18th, 2023 4.1.0
November 1st, 2023 4.1.0
November 15th, 2023 4.1.1
May 15th, 2024 4.3.0
June 19th, 2024 4.3.1
October 16th, 2024 4.5.0
November 6th, 2024 4.5.0
March 5th, 2025 4.7.1
April 30th, 2025 4.8.1

Upcoming Monsters[]

Main article: Upcoming Features

Non-Exclusive Monsters[]

Rare Peckidna and Fire Epics will be added to Bone Island in future updates. Some of these Monsters may release during the Beat Hereafter Seasonal event. Epic Magicals are also confirmed to release eventually, but not until all Rare Magicals have been released first.[1] Like the rest of the Magical Islands, Bone Island is also slated to get its own Titansoul at some point in the future, with Light Island having already gotten its own in Version 4.5 with the release of the Phosphoran Phlox.

Exclusive Monster[]

Like the rest of the Magical Islands, Bone Island is slated to get its own Major Paironormal at some point in the future, with Psychic Island and Faerie Island having already gotten their own with the release of Hairionette and Owlesque respectively.

Gallery[]

Notes[]

  • Noggin and Stogg play throughout the entire Bone Island song.
    • Clackula almost plays throughout the entire song, but it does not play during the first four measures. Withur also almost plays throughout the entire song.
  • Toe Jammer's track is similar to Mammott's Faerie Island track, and Fwog's track is similar to its Continent track.
  • Based on the reveal trailer, Bone Island appears to reside just underneath Fire Haven.
  • Bone Island is the third Island to not have closed eyes, with the first being Composer Island, and the second being Psychic Island. However, this is because it doesn't have eyes at all. It only has empty holes with crystals in them, making it the first Island where the Titan / Colossal has no eyes, with the second being The Colossingum.
  • Just like Light Island, Psychic Island, and Faerie Island, Bone Island takes the place of an island from Dawn of Fire, which is Cave Island in this case. However, unlike the other three, Bone Island‘s song does not resemble Cave Island's song. If anything, it more closely resembles Party Island‘s song, as they both play at 160 bpm in a 4/4 time signature.
  • Necrull’s name comes from the prefix “necro-“, which means corpse, and the word “skull”.
  • When Bone Island was released, it had a glitch where its Castle bass was the same as Faerie Island's. This glitch was quickly fixed.
  • Since Version 3.3, Bone Island has become the most expensive island, costing 1,750,000 coins Coins.
  • Up until the release of Magical Nexus, Bone Island was the last Island where the entire main cast was released at once, as all Islands that were added after Bone Island had Monsters releasing one at a time or in waves.
  • Bone Island was confirmed to have originally been a Fire Island with Flum Ox as the Quad, but that was changed after the plan shifted to focus on all-new Monsters.
    • This explains why Whaddle on Amber Island uses the melody of Banjaw. It could have been a scrapped track that was later reused for the said island.
    • You can also hear a faint Scups track on Kayna's Bone Island track, and a short snippet of a Cybop track in Toe Jammer's Bone Island track.
    • Monster Handler Matt made up the name "Fire Bastion" for the Fire Island version of Bone Island in an MSM Live episode.[2]
    • It was confirmed in an MSM Live episode that production started on the Bone Magicals in January 2020. Be aware that Bone Island was originally going to be a Fire Island, which was composed back in 2018 by Dave Kerr.
    • However, as of Feast-Ember 2023 and the Fire Expansion, Flum Ox has indeed been added to Bone Island, alongside Incisaur and Gnarls.
  • The crystals that can be found around and in the island somewhat resemble Quarritz, which makes sense, as they were originally found on Cave Island, as well as Quarritz being the crystal for Bone Island's Crystalline Castle.
  • Prior to the release of Clavavera on Bone Island, the song originally skipped a verse where Uuduk plays its 2nd track for the third and final time (20th section on the song table). This has since been fixed.
  • Bone Island and Magical Sanctum both have 2 sets of monsters that play the same instrument. Larvaluss and Withur play the koto, and Carillong and Plinkajou play the pemade.
  • There are only two Monsters to have the Cold Element and Plant Element on Bone Island, which are Incisaur and Gnarls. And there is only one Monster to have the Air Element, which is Flum Ox.
  • None of the Fire Expansion Monsters ever play together on Bone Island.
  • With the Fire Expansion update, Bone Island, and the other main Magical Islands, contain all five Natural Elements plus Fire.
    • It and the rest of the main Magical Islands are also missing some of the Monsters that contain the available Elements.
  • Bone Island is the only Island where Toe Jammer and Kayna play together.
  • As of January 28th, 2025, the maximum amount of currency that can be produced is theoretically 2,622,960 Coins/hour using 36 Rare Gnarlses and 70 Dipsters.
  • Bone Island is the only Magical island currently without a Paironormal or Titansoul Monster.
    • However, this will not be the case once one of those two are released there.

References[]

  1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/live/iDSFibYbyIA?si=aquKDrDTGxOld5X0&t=2704
  2. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/live/XDN69YIEvVc?si=sbGJDwiYhVB5ILVQ&t=886


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