Celestials/DoF

My Singing Monsters

Dawn of Fire

Celestials
Dawn of Fire

Group
Element

Stats

Available

Level 1

Island(s)

Starhenge

My Singing Monsters
Celestial

Celestials are a class of Monsters, first introduced in version 1.7.0 in Dawn of Fire. There are 12 species of them in total, since each one is available for each month of the Gregorian Calendar.

What was the update that introduced Celestials in Dawn of Fire? toggle section

In the 1.7.0 update of Dawn of Fire, the Celestials, a unique Monster class, were introduced. This update featured 12 Celestial species, each corresponding to a month of the Gregorian Calendar. Notably, this was the first time the Celestials appeared, even before their introduction in My Singing Monsters.

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Dawn of Fire features 12 distinct Celestial species, each symbolizing a different month in the Gregorian Calendar. These creatures, introduced in the game's 1.7.0 update, belong to a unique Monster class and are exclusive to Celestial Island, making their first appearance on Starhenge.

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What is the significance of Celestials in the game's lore? toggle section

In the game's lore, Celestials are the first Monsters, each created from a distinct Element and living in the stars. They can't breed, but can be summoned to Starhenge, a unique Island linking the stars and the Monster World. Each Celestial is linked to a fictional constellation denoting its Element. They're connected to a Natural, Ethereal, or Supernatural element, and have a unique Celestial Element. They must be 'reborn' to sing and generate currency.

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In My Singing Monsters, every Celestial is tied to a unique constellation symbolizing the Element they introduced to the Monster World. Examples include Hornacle with the Ocean's Tears constellation and Furnoss with Core Aflame. These constellations align with a monthly changing 'Celestial Fortune'. The Celestials reside in Starhenge, an island bridging the Monster World and the stars.

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What does each Celestial in Dawn of Fire represent in the Gregorian Calendar? toggle section

In Dawn of Fire, Celestials are Monsters, each symbolizing a month of the Gregorian Calendar. They are linked to a fictional constellation and an element they introduced to the Monster world. The Celestials and their associated months include: Hornacle (January), Furnoss (February), Glaishur (March), Blasoom (April), Syncopite (May), Vhamp (June), Galvana (July), and Scaratar (August). Each monster is accessible only in its corresponding month.

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About[]

The Celestials have a special place in the game's lore, as they are considered the first Monsters to have ever existed. Each Celestial was created from a certain Element in the world and live in the stars. Every Celestial is related to a fictional constellation which shows which Element they brought to the Monster world, and a "Celestial Fortune" associated with that constellation.

The Celestials cannot breed nor be bred. Instead, they are summoned to Starhenge, a unique Island that serves as the connection between the stars and the Monster World. Celestials are summoned by completing their associated Star Charts within the whole-monthly time limit, or by purchasing directly for 1,250 Diamonds () each in the Market during their associated months. In the Star Charts, the egg of the featured Celestial follows a path that represents its associated constellation. To make the egg advance, the player must roll Cosmic Dice, which are gifted daily and can be purchased for 25 Diamonds () each.

Buying a Celestial from the Market is not very cost-effective; the price to purchase a Celestial is also enough to purchase 50 Cosmic Dice, which, with average luck, can generate around 55-56 steps around the Star Chart, enough to yield two Celestial eggs in one month.

List of Celestials[]


Monster	Month	Associated Element	Constellation
Hornacle	January		Ocean's Tears
Furnoss	February		Core Aflame
Glaishur	March		Frozen Form
Blasoom	April		Growing Green
Syncopite	May		Crystalline Crop
Vhamp	June		Mettle Gears
Galvana	July		Immortal Jolt
Scaratar	August		Poison's Mark
Loodvigg	September		Shadowed Glare
Torrt	October		Earthen Ellipse
Plixie	November		Plasmic Ooze
Attmoz	December		Weathered Winds

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When completing a celestials respective constellation, they appear as a spiral when moving them around for the first time. Placing it causes a meteor to strike and explode into the new Celestial.
In Big Blue Bubble's 2018 Extra Life livestream, it was revealed that the Celestials have the "Elemental powers themselves" unlike their Natural counterparts. They are able to harness the power of their Elements individually.
In 2016, Scaratar, the first Celestial to be released, was available for 35 days, instead of 30.
The July Celestial, Galvana, could be seen represented by a silhouetted sphere in 1.10.0, but it was removed in 1.10.1. In 1.12.0, however, players could see its actual silhouette.
- Almost a week before its release, all information regarding Galvana, except for its song, was intentionally revealed by BBB in the My Singing Monsters Official Guide.
The Elements that are represented by a Celestial have their symbols engraved on Starhenge itself. A thirteenth symbol, representing the Colossals, also floats around the Island.
Even though only the Natural, Seasonal, Mythical, and Celestial Monster Classes are available in Dawn of Fire, there still exists a Celestial for each Element of the Ethereal Class, and one for the Supernatural Class.
The first time when the Celestials were released out of season is when all Celestials were available for purchase at full price from September 29th, 2017, to October 2nd, 2017. The second time was for a similar-styled weekend sale which started from April 16th, 2023.
Scaratar used to appear on the Island's map icon by itself, likely because it was the first (and only) Celestial released at the time.
The Celestials are the only Dawn of Fire Monsters that do not have young forms. However, their young designs are present in the original My Singing Monsters.
Celestials are the first and only Monster class that appeared in Dawn of Fire before appearing in the original game.
For the 1.7.0 update, the loading screen featured the silhouettes of some Celestials. The known ones (Loodvigg and Scaratar) were already released, meanwhile Torrt, Plixie, Attmoz, and Hornacle were not in the game yet.
The Outer Islands each have 3 patron Celestials, and they feel a special protective kinship with the Monsters on the Island. This fact is reflected in the inventories of several of the adult Celestials in the original My Singing Monsters, as they require eggs from the Magical Islands respective to each Outer Island.
- Party Island's patron Celestials are Hornacle, Blasoom, and Furnoss.
- Space Island's patron Celestials are Glaishur, Vhamp, and Plixie.
- Cloud Island's patron Celestials are Attmoz, Scaratar, and Galvana.
- Cave Island's patron Celestials are Loodvigg, Torrt, and Syncopite.