Dipsters

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

Dipsters

All
Individual
Muted (Hole)

Dipsters
Element

Do
Re
Mi
Fa
Sol
La
Ti

Dipster Hole
Do
Re
Mi
Fa
Sol
La
Ti

Element(s)

Portrait(s)

Statistics

Island(s)

Air

Available at Level 10

No Beds Required

1x1 Size Required

Buying Price
1 (Plant), 2 (Cold), 3 (Air, Haven, Oasis), 4 (Water), 5 (Earth), 6 (Light, Psychic, Faerie, Bone), 7 (Ethereal, Sanctum)

Buying Price (Discounted)

1

(All Islands)

Selling Price
7,500	225

In other Games
Composer
Dipsters

“	Timid in the light, Dipsters make their homes underground. The muffled Monster music from above gives Dipsters the courage to rise up and join in the harmonious melody!...although it may only be one note at a time. Dipsters are resourceful creatures, and collect natural materials to disguise the entrances to their tunnels. No one knows how far down a Dipster hole goes.	”
	^{— Monster Bio}

What is the significance of the names Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, and Ti for the Dipsters? toggle section

Dipsters' names Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, and Ti come from the tonic sol-fa and Solfège names of major scale notes. Each Dipster sings a note matching its name, similar to handbells where each bell rings a distinct note. Initially unlocked at Level 8, the Dipsters' unlock level was updated to Level 10 in the 2.0.4 update. They are unique monsters that can be bought with Keys and don't take up any Castle beds.

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What is unique about the way Dipsters sing in My Singing Monsters? toggle section

Each Dipster in My Singing Monsters has a unique singing style, characterized by a distinctive 'Dip-Dip' sound. The 'dip' sound varies in pitch, with 'Do' singing at the root of the scale, 'Re' at the second note, 'Mi' at the third, and so forth for 'Fa', 'Sol', 'La', and 'Ti'. The pitch range of the 'dip' sound spans from Bb2 to C5, aligning with each Dipster's melody line. Notably, the length of their notes cannot be extended.

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How does the 'dip' in Dipsters relate to their musical abilities? toggle section

The term 'dip' in Dipsters pertains to their musical talents. Each of the seven Dipsters, named Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, and Ti, sings a distinct note of the musical scale, known as a 'dip'. The pitch of the 'dip' corresponds to their name. They surface from the ground to perform their note, with unique natural elements adorning their heads.

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What version of My Singing Monsters introduced the Dipsters? toggle section

The Dipsters, a set of seven Monsters each playing a single note of the musical scale, were first introduced in My Singing Monsters Composer version 1.0.4 and later released in My Singing Monsters version 1.4.2. Named Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, and Ti, each Dipster produces a unique 'dip' sound with a distinct pitch corresponding to their name.

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Description[]

The Dipsters are a set of seven Monsters that each only play typically one note of the musical scale, hence the names Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, and Ti. All of these seven Monsters were released in Version 1.4.2. They pop up from the ground each time they sing a note and every note is a "dip," singing a certain pitch depending on what their name is. They also have different natural items on their heads.

These Monsters are all unlocked at Level 10.

Song[]

Voice actor: Dave Kerr

All the Dipsters sing "dip," but with differing pitches depending on which Dipster they are. Do typically sings at the root (first note) of the scale, with Re typically singing the second note of the scale, Mi the third note, and so on for Fa, Sol, La, and Ti. The Dipsters behave like handbells, where one sings each note, each Dipster being a different bell. Though the Dipsters sing different pitches, each one has the same voice, since they all use samples of Dave Kerr's voice.

Notes on Different Islands[]

The Dipsters do not sing the same notes on every island. Instead, they follow their respective island's key and sing their respective pitch associated with their note type.

Dipster	Islands
Dipster	Plant	Cold	Air	Water	Earth	Ethereal	Haven	Oasis	Light	Psychic	Faerie	Bone	Sanctum
Do	C4 and C5	B3	G3 and G4	B3, B4 and Middle D#	C4	B3, and B4	B♭3	E♭4, and G4	D3	C4	C3, and C4	G4	TBD
Re	D4	D#4 and D#5	A3 and A4	C#3, and C#4	D3, and D4	C#4, and C#5	C4	F3, and F4	E♭3 and E♭4	D4	D3, and D4	A3, and A4	TBD
Mi	E♭4	E#4/F4	B3 and B4	D#3, and D#4	E♭4, E♭3, and E3	D#4, and D#5	D4	G3, and G4	F3, and F4	E4	E3, and E4	B♭4	TBD
Fa	F4	F#4	C4 and C5	E3	F4	E4 and High D#	E♭4	A♭3, and A♭4	G3, and G4	F#4	F3, and F4	C4, and C5	TBD
Sol	G4	G#4	D4	F#3, and F#4, and G3	G3, and G4	F#4	F3, and F4	B♭3, and B♭4	A3, and A4	G4	G3, and G4	D4	TBD
La	A♭4	A#4	E4	G#3, and G#4	A♭3, and A♭4	G#4	G3, and G4	C3, and C4	B♭3	A4	A3, and A4	E4	TBD
Ti	B♭4, B3, and B4	B4	F#4	A#4 and F#4	B3, B4	A4	A3	D3, and D4	C4	B4	B3, and B4	F4	TBD

Purchasing[]

The Dipsters cannot be bred. Instead, they are bought with Keys, which can be earned as a gift from a Friend, the Daily Login Bonus, Adult Celestials, or from buying keys from the Store. By default, all players start with 3.

Island	Plant	Cold	Air	Water	Earth	Ethereal	Haven	Oasis	Light	Psychic	Faerie	Bone	Sanctum
Cost	1	2	3	4	5	7	3	3	6	6	6	6	7

Dipster Doors[]

Dipster Doors were added in Version 4.6.0 to give the Dipsters their own discovery animations as well as the option to skip their discovery screens when placing a Dipster for the first time, rather than having them always play out. Essentially acting as the Dipsters' equivalent of eggs for other monsters.

Door
Dipster	Do	Re	Mi	Fa	Sol	La	Ti

Statistics[]

Earning Rate and Maximum Income[]

Earning rate is in Coins per minute or Shards per hour and depends on Happiness % (Likes increase Happiness) and Monster Level. Each Monster also has a maximum amount of income it can hold at a time. Increasing the Monster's level also increases this limit.

Coins[]

Level	Per Minute					Maximum
Level	0% Happiness	25% Happiness	50% Happiness	75% Happiness	100% Happiness	Maximum
1	5	6	7	8	10	1,350
2	8	10	12	14	16	2,160
3	12	15	18	21	24	3,240
4	16	20	24	28	32	4,320
5	20	25	30	35	40	5,400
6	24	30	36	42	48	6,480
7	28	35	42	49	56	7,560
8	32	40	48	56	64	8,640
9	36	45	54	63	72	9,720
10	40	50	60	70	80	10,800
11	44	55	66	77	88	11,880
12	48	60	72	84	96	12,960
13	52	65	78	91	104	14,040
14	56	70	84	98	112	15,120
15	60	75	90	105	120	16,200
16	63	78	94	110	126	17,010
17	65	81	97	113	130	17,690
18	67	83	100	117	134	18,221
19	68	85	102	119	136	18,585
20	69	86	103	120	138	18,771

Shards[]

Level	Per Hour					Maximum
Level	0% Happiness	25% Happiness	50% Happiness	75% Happiness	100% Happiness	Maximum
1	1	1	1	1	2	12
2	1	1	1	1	2	14
3	1	1	1	1	2	17
4	1	1	1	1	2	19
5	1	1	1	1	2	22
6	2	2	3	3	4	24
7	2	2	3	3	4	26
8	2	2	3	3	4	29
9	2	2	3	3	4	31
10	2	2	3	3	4	34
11	3	3	4	5	6	36
12	3	3	4	5	6	38
13	3	3	4	5	6	41
14	3	3	4	5	6	43
15	3	3	4	5	6	46
16	4	5	6	7	8	48
17	4	5	6	7	8	50
18	4	5	6	7	8	53
19	4	5	6	7	8	55
20	4	5	6	7	8	58

Feeding Monsters[]

The food per level is the same for all Dipsters. Each Monster needs to be fed four times before it reaches the next level. Increasing the Monster's level increases the Coins earned per minute, as well as the maximum Coins earned.

The Treats per level table:

Level	Food Per Feeding	x4 Food to Level Up	Total food to reach this Level
1	15	60	-
2	30	120	60
3	60	240	180
4	120	480	420
5	240	960	900
6	480	1,920	1,860
7	960	3,840	3,780
8	1,920	7,680	7,620
9	3,840	15,360	15,300
10	7,680	30,720	30,660
11	15,360	61,440	61,380
12	30,720	122,880	122,820
13	61,440	245,760	245,700
14	122,880	491,520	491,460
15	184,320	737,280	982,980
16	276,480	1,105,920	1,720,260
17	414,720	1,658,880	2,826,180
18	622,080	2,488,320	4,485,060
19	933,120	3,732,480	6,973,380
20	-	-	10,705,860

More info can be found in the Feeding article.

Other quotes[]

“	When it comes to comfy burrows, you can forget about Blabbit holes - Dipsters have the Market cornered! And now the musical miniature Monsters are calling another island home - Ethereal Island! All 7 varieties are available in the Market in the pocket dimension.	”
	^{— Version 2.1.6 "NEW: Dipsters on Ethereal Island!"}

Costumes[]

Main article: Costumes

Dipster	Costume	Availability	Cost
Do	Undead Hand Topper	Spooktacle Series	10
	Prezzie Topper	Festival of Yay Series	10
	Heart Box Topper	Season of Love Series	10
	Daffodil Topper	Eggs-Travaganza Series	10
	Palm Tree Topper	SummerSong Series	10
Re	Abnormal Skull Topper	Spooktacle Series	10
	Pull Bow Topper	Festival of Yay Series	10
	Choktruff Topper	Season of Love Series	10
	Ranunculus Topper	Eggs-Travaganza Series	10
	Volcano Topper	SummerSong Series	10
Mi	Boo-in-the-Box Topper	Spooktacle Series	10
	Stocking Topper	Festival of Yay Series	10
	Sweetheart Topper	Season of Love Series	10
	Muscari Topper	Eggs-Travaganza Series	10
	Pineapple Topper	SummerSong Series	10
Fa	Headstone Topper	Spooktacle Series	10
	Snow Cone Topper	Festival of Yay Series	10
	Love Letter Topper	Season of Love Series	10
	Freesia Topper	Eggs-Travaganza Series	10
	Tiki Mask Topper	SummerSong Series	10
Sol	Smunk-o-Lantern Topper	Spooktacle Series	10
	Two Canes Topper	Festival of Yay Series	10
	Chokstrawb Topper	Season of Love Series	10
	Snowdrop Topper	Eggs-Travaganza Series	10
	Coconut Topper	SummerSong Series	10
La	Witch Hat Topper	Spooktacle Series	10
	Frosty Face Topper	Festival of Yay Series	10
	Teddybear Topper	Season of Love Series	10
	Lily-of-the-Valley Topper	Eggs-Travaganza Series	10
	Hibiscus Topper	SummerSong Series	10
Ti	Treat Bag Topper	Spooktacle Series	10
	Festive Tree Topper	Festival of Yay Series	10
	Bouquet Topper	Season of Love Series	10
	Tulip Topper	Eggs-Travaganza Series	10
	Flora Topper	SummerSong Series	10

Element[]

The Dipster Element () is an element only used by the Dipsters. It looks like a yellow flower planted in fresh soil, or what’s on top of Ti’s head. It cannot be used in breeding.

Version History[]

The Dipsters were originally only available on the five Natural Islands, but they have since been made available on 22 islands.

Date	Islands Released to	Version
June 30th, 2016	Plant Island Cold Island Air Island Water Island Earth Island	1.4.2
August 31st, 2016	Mirror Plant Island Mirror Cold Island Mirror Air Island Mirror Water Island Mirror Earth Island	2.0.0
March 14th, 2018	Ethereal Island	2.1.6
November 20th, 2019	Fire Haven	2.3.4
January 29th, 2020	Fire Oasis	2.3.7
October 26th, 2022	Bone Island	3.7.2
March 8th, 2023	Faerie Island	3.8.4
June 28th, 2023	Light Island	3.9.3
August 9th, 2023	Psychic Island	3.9.4
January 30th, 2024	Magical Sanctum	4.1.3
October 9th, 2024	Mirror Light Island Mirror Psychic Island Mirror Faerie Island Mirror Bone Island	4.5.0

Full Bodies[]

Starting on September 15th, 2021, the My Singing Monsters Instagram, and later Twitter, social media accounts started posting images of what the Dipsters purportedly look like underneath the surface. It's unknown whether these are officially canon. In the Handler Hangout for October 28th, 2021, Monster-Handler Matt stated:

“

The Monster-biologist [..] assured us that they are about 87% confident that 60% of the Dipsters are about 32% accurate

”

Do (Full Body) — Do's Anatomy, September 15th, 2021

“

Not much is known about the Dipsters from the neck down, but we’ve finally managed to dig up the first recorded data of their full anatomy! Safe to say it’s not what ANYONE was expecting… What were you expecting anyways? 🕳️🐙

”

Do is octopus-like.

Re

Re's full body — Re's Anatomy, September 22nd, 2021

“

Some of you may have stumbled upon the first known images of the Dipster, Do's full anatomy last week on our Instagram page! 🕳️

We're happy to share with you the Monsterbiologist's latest findings! 👀 I wonder what the rest of the Dipsters look like underground... 😅

”

Re is tiger-like.

Mi

Mi's Full Body — Mi's Anatomy, September 29th, 2021

“

We're happy to report more projected images of the Dipster anatomy from our resident Monsterbiologist!

Turns out Mi is actually short for Multitasking individual! 😅 What do you think?

”

Mi is human-like, with eyes on its torso.

Fa

Fa's full body — Fa's Anatomy, October 6th, 2021

“

We’ve received more projected images of the Dipster anatomy! I’m going to need to see this one for myself to believe it… 🕳️👀

What is this torso even made of?! Can anyone offer some insight here? Mom come pick me up, I'm scared.

”

Fa is robot-like.

Sol

Sol's Full Body — Sol's Anatomy, October 13th, 2021

“

We've now almost caught a glimpse at every Dipster's full underground anatomy, and this week, the Monsterbiologist gives us a look at Sol!

Looks like we found the runt of the litter! Honestly, this is what I imagined all Dipsters to look like originally. What do you guys think?

”

Sol is short. If its description that all of the Dipsters' full bodies were originally supposed to look like that is true, Sol's full body is the most normal looking out of all of them.

La

La's Full Body — La's Anatomy, October 20th, 2021

“

The Monsterbiologist keeps sending us these anatomies, and honestly I don't even know what to say about this one - but I'll take a... stab... at it. 😳

The medieval legend says, the chosen one who lifts and wields the mighty Sword of La, shall live a life of unmatched luxury. 👑

”

La is sword-like.

Ti

Ti's Full Body — Ti's Anatomy, October 27th, 2021

“

They've done it! The Monsterbiologist has finally recorded their last projected image of Dipster anatomy! 🕳️

Presenting, Ti! 💪

Now that we've seen all of the Dipsters, how do you think they all get together for a family picture? 📸👨‍👩‍👦

”

Notes

This image was modeled after Michelango's David.
This particular social media post was deleted later on October 27th, 2021, likely because of the phallic appearance of the key.

Possible Monster Names[]

To see all possible names for the Dipsters, see Monster Names.

Gallery[]

Concept-Art[]

In-Parodies[]

Other[]

Notes[]

Dipsters' logo from their launch.

Dipsters with Diglett — Image of Diglett with the Dipsters from an official Twitter post. Note that this is not an official Pokemon post (?)

The name Dipster is a portmanteau of Dip (what they sing) and Monster.
The Dipsters' names are the tonic sol-fa and Solfège (except the extra Do at the end) names of the notes in a major scale: Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, and Ti.
The Dipsters and Keys were unlocked at Level 8 when they were originally released. Their unlock level was changed to Level 10 in the 2.0.4 update, which added the Werdos, who are unlocked at Level 8 as well.
The Dipsters used to have no element, but they were given one (the Element of "Dipster") in the My Singing Monsters Official Guide, released in June 2017. The element was eventually made visible in the game.
The Dipsters, the Wublins, and the Celestials are the only Monsters that do not require beds.
- Of these, the Dipsters are the only ones that can be obtained on Islands that utilize beds (not counting Glowbes, which are only technically considered monsters on Composer Island).
The main difference between the properties of Dipsters and those of other Monsters is that up to ten of a certain type of Dipster can be placed on an island (almost unlimited for most Monsters, minus bed consumption).
The Dipsters share a striking resemblance to the Pokémon Diglett, which the official My Singing Monsters Twitter account has noted with this tweet.
Out of all Monsters, the Dipsters appear on the most islands, with thirteen islands overall (22 if you count the Mirror Islands).
- In particular, they are the only Monsters that can be bought on all 5 Natural Islands, as well as almost all Magical Islands, the lone exception being Magical Nexus.
The Dipsters are the only Monsters you can buy with Keys and nothing else.
- Ironically, the Dipsters themselves are named after musical keys.
- The Dipsters use Keys to unlock doors in their Dipster burrows.
- The Rare Wublins, the Adult Celestials, and variants on Amber Island can also be obtained via Keys, however there is more to getting them than just some Keys, whereas the Dipsters do not require anything else to be obtained.
The Dipsters take as much feeding as Natural Quad-Element Monsters.
The Dipsters are the only Monster class to not have any Monster Likes. All four of their Likes are Decorations.
All seven Dipsters share the same earning rate and maximum income at each level and at a certain Happiness.
On Ethereal Island, the Dipsters' earning rate and maximum income increment increase per level are mathematically different. It always increases by 20% of its starting statistics, as opposed to increasing at the same rate as all the other Monsters do.
An explanation as to why the Dipsters take up no Beds could be because they live underground.
Originally, when muted Dipsters hid in the ground; no "ZZZ's" came out. Now, Z rest signs float out of their holes when muted just like every other Monster in the game.
To have one of each Dipster on each of the five Natural Islands (outside of Hole-In-One promotions), you would need 105.
- Adding the Fire Islands, the Magical Islands (except Magical Nexus), and Ethereal Island, more than triples it to 406.
1,260 Dipsters is the absolute maximum number of Dipsters you can have per account, because you can only have 10 of each Dipster per Island. To get 1,260 Dipsters, you would need 4,762 (assuming the Dipsters are not bought on sale).
When any Dipster pops out of the ground, little dirt particles can be seen flying out from the hole.
The Dipsters are one of 7 classes with no Celestials associated with their Elements, with the others being Legendary, Mythical, Magical, Titansoul, Paironormal and Seasonal.
Since “Do“ appears twice on the musical scale of 8 notes (the first and last note), the Dipsters' order ends with Ti.
The Dipsters are the only 1x1 Monsters on Fire Oasis and Ethereal Island (excluding the Glowbes).
The lore reason why the Dipsters need Keys to be bought is to unlock "tiny doors in the Dipsters' tunnel system." Link here.
- The same post almost shows Ti's legs, but they are covered by the MSM logo.
If you tap a Dipster within its Info page, it will pop out of its hole and hide back.
- However, it is not true with the Market and the Book of Monsters.
When the Dipsters were first released on Fire Haven in Version 2.3.4, they were bugged and would immediately pop up and in without an animation, with their signature "dip" being cut short. This was fixed a week later.
There are a few instances where the Dipsters do not pop up from the ground when they are supposed to, or they play the wrong note (Cold Island is a major exception of the latter).
- On Water Island, before the last verse, Ti plays a G with Sol, who plays an F#; Ti is presumably supposed to stay silent, due to the musical dissonance. Ti also does not pop out of the ground there.
- On Earth Island, in the first verse, Ti does not pop out of its hole when it is supposed to.
- On Ethereal Island, whenever Fa plays its high note, it does not pop out of the ground, and it plays a D# instead of an E (E is the fourth note in the B Mixolydian scale; Fa plays the third note instead of the fourth).
Despite Light Island's key being B♭ Major, the Dipsters there are arranged in the D Phrygian scale.
When Version 3.0.4 released, there was a bug that let you use the Dipsters in the Breeding Structure. Trying to breed anything with a Dipster produced no result.
The first letter of each Dipster is the same as the first letter of the flower in their respective Eggs-Travaganza costumes.
Unless you count Werdos as a separate class from the Shugafam, Dipsters are the only class in the game that does not have a home Island.
Goals for placing each of the Dipsters were added when the Dipsters were added to Bone Island. They simply say "Buy and place a [name of Dipster] Dipster."
The inspiration of creating the Dipsters was from Whack-A-Mole, an arcade game.
- Additionally, in My Singing Monsters Playground, there's a mini-game where whacking Dipsters is the goal of the game.
Due to not occupying any Beds, it is possible to place up to 70 Dipsters inside of the Hotel on an Island.
The names Cresendip and Acendip are based on the music terms crescendo and ascension respectively.
The Dipsters in order of size (smallest to largest) are: Ti, Do, Sol, La, Mi, Fa, and Re.
All the monsters that like one of the Dipsters are Epic Monsters.
The Dipsters, along with certain Rare Natural Monsters, are the only Monsters to exist in My Singing Monsters: Composer and not be present on the Colossingum.
- The Dipsters are also one of the few Classes that appear in MSM: Composer, but are not present on Composer Island. The other classes are the Rares, and the Seasonals.
As of Version 4.1.1, Mi harmonizes with Sol more on Faerie Island.
As of Version 4.1.3, the Dipsters are the only Monsters that can be found on multiple Pocket Dimension Islands.
The Dipsters have only received their costumes from the 5 Core Seasonal Events.