Celestial Island

This is the main article for Celestial Island. For the category, see Category:Celestial Island.

Celestial Island

Icon
Empty Island

Elements

Release

Date

2018-06-27

Version

2.2.1

Statistics

Type	Available at
Celestial	Level 15

Requirement

Must be level 15

Restrictions

Celestials and Decorations
Storage Shed,Time Machine,Fuzer,and Recording Studio only

Cost
Free

Related
Previous Island	Next Island
Wublin Island	Tribal Island

Dawn of Fire
Starhenge

Song Information
120 BPM _{(Beats Per Minute)}	F minor, F mixolydian	4/4 Compass

“

Just when you thought you knew everything there was to know about the Monster World, something unexpected drops out of the sky... literally. Hurtling through the atmosphere and crash-landing atop the head of a heretofore unknown Colossal, features of this archaic setting seem to echo those of Starhenge, a mystical structure from ancient times. It was traditionally the lofty perch of the Celestials, luminous beings that shared a connection with the Monster World and the cosmic energies beyond; but... those were just stories... right?

”

About

Celestial Island is an Island featuring the 12 Celestials. It was added to the game on June 27th, 2018 during Version 2.2.1. Celestial Island uses similar mechanics to Wublin Island. All Celestials are bought in the form of statues with diamonds and must be woken up by zapping eggs within the given timeframe.

Song

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Celestial Island’s song plays at a speed of 120 beats per minute and is in the key of F minor and F mixolydian. The song is also available to download via the My Singing Monsters Soundtrack volume 2.

Song Table

This is a chart that shows where each monster plays in the song, each part is 16 beats long.

Celestial Island Song
1	1.5	2	3	4	4.5	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14

Indigenous Monsters

As of February 28th 2019, there are 12 Celestials. Each Celestial can be purchased for a number of diamonds. When purchased, the Celestials start out as statues. Similar to Wublins, each Celestial must be powered up. You must fill the Celestial with the monster eggs that are its specific inventory list. Rare monster eggs are not accepted. Once an egg has been bred, you can select to 'Zap' an egg from the breeding structure instead of sending it to the Incubator. After you have Zapped your first egg into a Celestial, you have a limited amount of time (7-28 days) to Zap the rest of the eggs into the Celestial before the eggs go 'bad'. If not completed before said time, you will have to either buy the rest of the eggs for diamonds or take the coin value of the eggs that were zapped and restart the whole process again.

Monster	Cost	Required Inventory	Time Limit	Islands to Breed On (required*)
Attmoz	75	^x3^x3^x2^x2^x2^x2^x1^x8^x6^x6^x5^x25	12 Days	^*
Furnoss	85	^x2^x4^x3^x3^x3^x7^x5^x5^x3^x2^x2^x15^x5^x10^x25	25 Days	^*
Syncopite	90	^x2^x4^x6^x4^x3^x6^x6^x3^x5^x2^x10^x6^x12^x30^x75	11 Days	^*
Glaishur	95	^x4^x3^x3^x2^x2^x1^x2^x8^x10^x7^x5^x40	10 Days	^*
Scaratar	100	^x2^x4^x3^x2^x1^x5^x7^x6^x3^x3^x4^x6^x16^x25^x36	9 Days	^*
Plixie	110	^x5^x3^x2^x2^x4^x15^x8^x7^x16^x35^x20^x12^x25^x25^x70	13 Days	^*
Hornacle	120	^x3^x5^x4^x4^x3^x3^x12^x8^x2^x15^x9^x50	12 Days	^*
Vhamp	140	^x1^x3^x3^x1^x4^x15^x5^x5^x9^x12^x7^x5^x35^x50^x40	8 Days	^*
Blasoom	145	^x3^x5^x4^x4^x3^x3^x3^x9^x8^x5^x5^x20	14 Days	^*
Galvana	150	^x1^x1^x1^x1^x1^x1^x2^x2^x2^x3^x3^x3^x3^x3^x3^x3^x3^x3^x3^x3^x3^x3^x4^x4^x4^x4^x4^x4^x4^x6^x10^x10^x5^x5^x10^x10^x10	28 Days	^* ^* ^* ^* ^* ^*
Loodvigg	160	^x2^x5^x2^x2^x1^x8^x6^x5^x4^x2^x8^x6^x15^x25^x30	8 Days	^*
Torrt	175	^x1^x3^x2^x2^x2^x1^x6^x4^x6^x6^x4^x50	7 Days	^*

History

My_Singing_Monsters_-_Celestial_Island_Trailer — My Singing Monsters - Celestial Island Trailer

Celestial Island was first teased in a Yool promo, then later in another short video, this time showing a sleeping Potbelly raising its larger head to view something in the sky. Its initial release was said to be June 26, however on that day it was said to be released the day after.

In the promo, shown by what seems to be the name of the Island, Celestial Island, a couple of statuettes can be faintly seen in the background. Albeit vague and loosely shaped, these statues are the lithic forms of the Celestials Attmoz, Blasoom, and Hornacle, with Hornacle being on the left, Blasoom being at the bottom (in front of Hornacle), and Attmoz on the right. The Observatory used to obtain the Celestials seems to be absent in the Celestial Island trailer, but is later shown to be destroyed alongside the miniature island.


Date	Added Monster(s)
June 27th, 2018
July 26th, 2018
August 29th, 2018
September 27th, 2018
November 1st, 2018
November 29th, 2018
January 24th, 2019
February 28th, 2019

Notes

This is the first island in My Singing Monsters to introduce Monsters who were originally only in Dawn of Fire.
If you get the full loading screen image for Update 2.2.0, you will find a strange circle in the bottom right corner. Fans quickly guessed it was Plixie's head or Loodvigg's body, but really it's the globe floating around.
Celestial Island currently has the same features as Wublin Island, except for higher monsters' prices and different layout.
The reason Starhenge crashed was revealed at Big Blue Bubble's Extra Life 2018 Event, and was stated that Starhenge was powered by the connection between it and the world below. The time period My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire takes place in is the "Golden Age" of the Monster World. When that time period was up, Starhenge didn't have a power source anymore. Starhenge was running on the power left for a long long time until somewhere in the time of My Singing Monsters and hit into an "unknown colossal".
Celestial Island is the first island to use a chord scale other than the regular Major and Minor, as it uses the Major Bebop scale.
In the trailer for Celestial Island, one can hear, in this order: Furnoss, Glaishur, Torrt, Syncopite and Galvana.
- There was a bass included in the trailer that wasn't in-game.
Celestial Island was the second of two islands to have monsters that all belong to the same element and class, the other being Wublin Island.
Additionally, Celestial and Wublin Island are the only two islands to have a full collection of monsters that require other monsters to be zapped into them.
Celestial Island is also the second island without a base collection of 15 Monsters (out of all islands with a collection in the Book of Monsters), with the first being Wublin Island.
Loodvigg plays throughout the entire song.
Every Celestial residing over an Ethereal element only requires monsters that come from the same island that the single element Ethereal is available on.
- Similarly, almost every Celestial residing over a Natural element only requires monsters containing that element.
- The outliers here are Furnoss and Galvana. Furnoss's requirements are all found on Fire Haven, but they don't all contain the Fire element. Galvana's are found across the Natural Islands and on Fire Haven, as Electricity is a sort of "universal" element. However, none of them contain the Electricity element, as it is exclusive to the Wubboxes and the Wublins.
Celestial Island and Starhenge are the only two islands in the entire My Singing Monsters franchise to share the exact same lineup of monsters.

Islands

Plant Island	Cold Island	Air Island	Water Island	Earth Island

Mirror Plant Island	Mirror Cold Island	Mirror Air Island	Mirror Water Island	Mirror Earth Island

Fire Haven	Fire Oasis	Light Island	Psychic Island	Faerie Island

Bone Island	Shugabush Island	Seasonal Shanty	Ethereal Island	Magical Sanctum

Wublin Island	Celestial Island	Tribal Island	The Colossingum	Composer Island

	Gold Island		Amber Island

Celestial Island

Contents

About

Song

Song Table

Indigenous Monsters

History

Notes

Fan Feed