Epic Monsters

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

“	Epics are the ultimate forms of your favorite Monsters. Rarer than Rares, they have unique Breeding Combinations per Island, generate even more Currency, and cannot breed. All of these traits come together to create the most impressive and coveted creatures in the Monster World.	”
	^{— In-game description of Epics}

Epic Monsters are a class of Monsters even more elusive than Rare Monsters. They were added to the game on September 5th, 2018. Epics share the same song as their Common and Rare counterparts, with the exception of Epic Wubbox. Most Epics also share the same animations, but Epic Seasonals and Mythicals have their own unique animations. Unlike Rares, Epics are incapable of breeding, and will not show up in the list of possible "parents" in a Breeding Structure. They also are not available to purchase in the StarShop.

Availability[]

For a complete list of when Epics have been available, see Breeding Availability#Epic Monsters

Epic Monsters, similar to their Rare counterparts are only available for breeding and buying at select times. So far they have each been available for a week each after their official reveal, and have been re-released during other promotional events.

Breeding[]

For a list of breeding combinations, see: Epic Breeding Combinations

Obtaining Epics is quite different from Rare Monsters. Each Epic will have its own unique Breeding combination per Island. Rare Monsters are not required to breed or unlock an Epic Monster^[1], so a player can for example, obtain an Epic Noggin before getting a Rare Noggin.

Breeding Patterns[]

Epic Monsters follow a set pattern for their breeding combination. Breeding patterns for different kinds of Monsters is listed below.

For Single-element Naturals on Natural Islands, the combination consists of the Quad-element, and a Double-element that shares the element of the Monster. For example, Epic Potbelly's combo on Water Island is Shellbeat and Dandidoo . Epic Potbelly and Dandidoo share the element of Plant.
On Fire Islands, Natural singles have a combination of a Quad-element and the non-Fire double-element that lacks the element of the Monster. For example, Epic Mammott's combo on Fire Oasis is Sneyser and Quibble . Epic Mammott and Quibble do not share any elements.
On Magical Islands, Natural singles have a combination of a Quad-element and a non-Magical double-element that lacks the element of the Monster. For example, Epic Mammott's combo on Light Island is Blow't and Flowah . Epic Mammott and Flowah do not share any elements.
Epic Kayna on Fire Islands follows a similar pattern to Single-element Naturals on Natural islands. The combination consists of a Quad and a double-element with Fire.
Epic Kayna on Magical Islands has a combination of the Quad-element with the Natural double. For Example, Epic Kayna's combo on Bone Island is Plinkajou and Fwog . Fwog is the only Natural double on Bone Island.
For all other Natural or Fire Monsters, the combination always will be a triple-element and a double-element. The Monsters will also always include all four elements of the island. For example, Bowgart and Maw would not be a valid combination for an Epic, since it only consists of three unique elements. Epic Oaktopus's combo of Bowgart and Shrubb has all four elements on Plant Island.
- So far, Epic Fire Triples on Magical Islands each have a Magical triple-element in their breeding combinations.
- Epic Ethereals also follow this pattern on Natural Islands.
On Natural Islands, Fire Islands, and Magical Islands, Epic Seasonals follow the pattern of a Quad-element and a double-element. So far no double elements have been repeated for two Seasonals, making it likely that the pattern is that a new double has to be used. So far these Monsters have been used: Drumpler, Pango, Quibble, Oaktopus, Fwog, Dandidoo, Flowah, Boskus, Hawlo, Roarick, HippityHop and Glowl.
On Ethereal Island, the combination for single-element Epic Ethereals always consists of two Monsters that lack the Epic's element. For example, the combination for Epic Reebro is Sox and Kazilleon . Neither of these two Monsters have Reebro's Mech element.
For Double-Element Epic Ethereals, the combination used to consist of two double-element Monsters that share one element with the Epic, but do not share any elements with each other. For example, the combination for Epic Whisp is Nebulob and Kazilleon . Each 'parent' Monster has one element from Epic Whisp and they do not share any elements with each other. However, since Epic Sox, the breeding patterns for the remaining Epic Ethereals have only one Ethereal monster that shares one of the elements in the monster. While Epic Sox brought back the initial pattern, the remaining Epics have only had one monster share the element and will most likely be the case for the last 3 epic Ethereals. This is most likely the case due to the Epic single element Ethereals taking away the combinations that would have most likely been used for the double element Epic Ethereal.
On Seasonal Shanty, the breeding combination for Epic Core Seasonals consists of the 2 Core Seasonals that celebrate their Seasonal Event the farthest away from the Seasonal Event of the Epic. For example, the Combination for Epic Punkleton is Schmoochle and Blabbit. Following the timeline of Eggs-Travaganza, SummerSong, Spooktacle, Festival of Yay, and Season of Love; the two furthest away from Spooktacle are Eggs-Travaganza and Season of Love, which are the Seasonal Events for Blabbit and Schmoochle respectively.
On Seasonal Shanty, Epic Auxiliary Seasonals do not follow a discernible pattern yet. However, they all at least use two other Auxiliary Seasonals in their breeding combinations. However, no Auxiliary Seasonal is used in more than two combinations.
On Shugabush Island, there is no pattern for Epic Monsters, since Shugabush must be present in every combination. However, each Epic does have a unique combination, with the exception of Epic Viveine and Epic Quibble.
On Natural (and later Fire) Islands, Epic Mythicals follow the pattern of a Quad-element and a double-element.
On Mythical Island, there is no pattern for Epic Mythicals, since Cataliszt must be present in every combination. However, each Epic does have a unique combination and one of its Likes being the corresponding Dreamythical from the target Mythical (besides Cataliszt) that would've been used for breeding.

Breeding Times[]

Besides Epic Seasonals and Epic Mythicals, all Epic Natural and Fire Monsters have a well-rounded breeding time of a unique odd numbered amount of hours per amount of elements. Additionally, Epic Single Element Monsters have consecutive odd numbered breeding times based on the order of their appearance.

Epic Ethereal Monsters, however have a well-rounded breeding time of a unique even numbered amount of hours. Plus, in Ethereal Island, all Epic Single-Element Ethereal Monsters' breeding times take only 36% of the time required to be bred or incubated than that of the Natural Islands.

Monsters[]

Natural Monsters
Epic Tweedle	Epic Potbelly	Epic Noggin	Epic Toe Jammer	Epic Mammott

Epic Dandidoo	Epic Cybop	Epic Quibble	Epic Pango	Epic Shrubb
Epic Oaktopus	Epic Furcorn	Epic Fwog	Epic Drumpler	Epic Maw

Epic Reedling	Epic Spunge	Epic Thumpies	Epic Scups	Epic PomPom
Epic Congle	Epic Pummel	Epic Clamble	Epic Bowgart	Epic T-Rox

Epic Shellbeat	Epic Quarrister	Epic Deedge	Epic Riff	Epic Entbrat
Fire Monsters
		Epic Kayna

Epic Glowl	Epic Flowah	Epic Stogg	Epic Phangler	Epic Boskus

Epic Barrb	Epic Floogull	Epic Whaddle	Epic Woolabee	Epic Repatillo
Epic Rootitoot	Epic Sooza	Epic Thrumble	Epic Ziggurab	Epic Wynq

Epic Tring
Epic Sneyser
Ethereal Monsters
Epic Ghazt	Epic Grumpyre	Epic Reebro	Epic Jeeode	Epic Humbug

Epic Whisp	Epic Nebulob	Epic Sox	Epic Jellbilly	Epic Arackulele
Epic Boodoo	Epic Kazilleon	Epic Bellowfish
Supernatural Monsters
Epic Wubbox (Plant)	Epic Wubbox (Cold)	Epic Wubbox (Air)	Epic Wubbox (Water)	Epic Wubbox (Earth)
	Epic Wubbox (Haven)	Epic Wubbox (Oasis)	Epic Wubbox (Gold)
Seasonal Monsters
Epic Punkleton	Epic Yool	Epic Schmoochle	Epic Blabbit	Epic Hoola

Epic Gobbleygourd	Epic Clavavera	Epic Viveine	Epic Jam Boree	Epic Carillong
Epic Whiz-bang	Epic Monculus	Epic Ffidyll	Epic Boo'qwurm	Epic Spurrit
Mythical Monsters
Epic G'joob	Epic Strombonin	Epic Yawstrich
Epic Buzzinga

Upcoming Epics[]

There are Epic forms for Naturals, Fire Monsters, Wubbox, Ethereals, and Seasonals. It is unknown if Wublins will get Epic forms, but since they have Rare forms, it is very likely. Additionally, a slot for Epics is included in Wublin Island's Book of Monsters.

It is likely that Wubbox will get additional epic forms on Ethereal Island and Wublin Island since those islands all have common variants.

Of the confirmed Monsters, the following 20 Epic Monsters will be released in the future: 1 Natural Monster, 13 Fire Monsters, 2 Ethereals, and 4 Mythicals. Based on current patterns, new Epic (or Rare) Fire Monsters will release every Month with each Amber Island wave.

Magical Nexus used to have an Epic Monsters page in its Book of Monsters that was empty upon release, but it was removed in an unknown update. In the Version 4.2 Update Showcase, it was confirmed that Epic variants of the Magicals will eventually come.

Upcoming Epic Natural Monster
Epic Mimic
Upcoming Epic Fire Monsters
Epic Bisonorus	Epic Yelmut	Epic Flum Ox	Epic Krillby	Epic Edamimi
Epic PongPing	Epic Incisaur	Epic Tiawa	Epic Candelavra	Epic Drummidary
Epic Bowhead	Epic Tuskski	Epic Gnarls
Upcoming Epic Ethereals
Epic Dragong	Epic Fung Pray
Upcoming Epic Mythicals
Epic Cherubble	Epic Hyehehe	Epic Anglow

Feeding Monsters[]

Main article: Feeding

Each monster needs to be fed four times before it reaches its next level. Increasing the monster's level increases the Coins earned per minute, as well as the maximum Coins earned. The Food for each level is the same for each Epic Monster as it is for their Common counterpart, e.g. Epic Noggin food per level is the same as the Common Noggin at the same level. However, this is not true with the Epic Seasonals or the Epic Wubbox, which require more food than their Common and Rare counterparts.

History[]

Teasers and reveal[]

Epic Monsters were first teased on September 4th, 2018 on the My Singing Monsters account's Twitter and Facebook, with a post saying: "Noggin was scrolling through our feed and discovered something shocking! Read the first word from each of our tweets since August 20th to find out what has Noggin so rattled." When fans took the first words of each post, then scrambled the words around, they got: "Scaratar was just the beginning, anniversary month is about to get a little bit more EPIC."

From August 30th to September 3rd, 2018, five different videos, with jumbled titles and descriptions were uploaded the official YouTube channel, each one being pieces of one big recording. Each one featured a mysterious voice commentating about the Monster World.

Eventually, on September 4th, 2018 a video titled "A Recorded Interview With Dr. Wardin E. Spurrit" was posted on Youtube. The video is a cleaner version of all the previous videos combined. In it, the voice now known as Dr. Wardin E. Spurrit talks about some new, unspecified monsters. At the end of the video, a red eye with black eyelids opens up and looks at the viewer. This eye would later be identified as Epic Noggin.

2018[]

On September 5th, 2018, a video titled: "Epic Monsters Are Here!" was posted on Youtube. This video showcased the Epic Noggin and Epic Furcorn playing their part on Earth Island and Cold Island respectively. The video appeared to be a video recording by Monster-Handler Matt. Along with this video was the official introduction to the Epic Monsters, with Epic Noggin and Epic Furcorn being breedable for up to one week.

On September 7th and 10th, 2018, two videos were posted by Diane Delsig (link) and WbangcaHD (link) respectively, revealing the new Epic Tweedle and Epic Entbrat after being asked to show them by BBB themselves. Epic Tweedle and Epic Entbrat would later become breedable on September 12th, 2018 for a week.

On September 14th and 17th, 2018, two more videos were posted by MSMPokeGamer and PhoenixKev respectively, revealing the new Epic PomPom and Epic Toe Jammer. Epic PomPom and Epic Toe Jammer would later become breedable on September 19th, 2018, for another week.

On September 21th and 24th, 2018, another two videos were posted by The Monster Explorers (link) and Logan Peters (link) respectively, revealing the new Epic Potbelly and Epic Mammott. Epic Potbelly and Epic Mammott would later become breedable on September 26th, 2018 for a week.

On October 10th, 2018, the Epic Thumpies were released.

The Epic Maw was first teased during Big Blue Bubble's November 3rd "Extra Life 2018" event stream (3 minutes in) on November 3rd, 2018. On November 5th, 2018, the Big Blue Bubble YouTube channel posted a video of Epic Maw from Dr. Wardin E. Spurrit. It became available to breed on November 7th, 2018.

On December 12th, 2018: Epic T-Rox was released.
On December 21st, 2018, Epic Yool came out. On the same day, the first Epic Rerun happened, and every Epic released in the past year was made available.

2019[]

On January 15th, 2019, Epic Deedge was released.
On February 6th, 2019, Epic Fwog was released.
On February 13th, 2019, Epic Schmoochle was released, just a day before Valentine's Day.
On March 6th, 2019, Epic Bowgart was released.
On March 20th, 2019, Epic Cybop was released.
On April 10th, 2019, Epic Scups was released. It was teased in the 2019 Eggs-Travaganza loading screen.
On April 17th, 2019, Epic Blabbit was released. It was teased for a long time with a series of YouTube videos, and in the loading screen.
On May 8th, 2019, Epic Oaktopus, and Epic Quarrister were released.
On May 29th, 2019, Epic Spunge was released.
On June 12th, 2019, Epic Quibble was released.
On June 26th, 2019, Epic Congle was released.
On July 10th, 2019, Epic Shellbeat was released.
On July 17th, 2019, Epic Hoola was released. It was teased for a long time with decals of DJ Epic's mask leading up to the SummerSong 2019 trailer.
On July 24th, 2019, Epic Pango was released.
On August 14th, 2019, Epic Reedling was released.
On September 25th, 2019, all Rare and Epics Monsters received unique egg designs, separate from their Common counterparts.
On October 9th, 2019, Epic Shrubb was released.
On October 16th, 2019, the Spooktacle 2019 trailer was released, revealing a special contest where participants could predict the Epic Punkleton's true design, which was then unrevealed.
On October 23rd, 2019, Epic Riff was released. It was teased on the Spooktacle loading screen.
October 31st, 2019, Epic Punkleton was released, with its design being fully revealed.
On November 13th, 2019, Epic Pummel was released.
On November 27th, 2019, Epic Dandidoo was released. It was teased in the Loading Screen for Feast-Ember. It was also the first Epic Monster to appear on a non-Natural Island.

2020[]

On January 15th, 2020, Epic Clamble was released.
On February 5th, 2020, Epic Drumpler was released. It was teased in the Loading Screen for Season of Love.
On June 17th, 2020, Natural Epics released on Fire Haven and Fire Oasis, of course excluding Epic Dandidoo.
On December 9th, 2020, the Natural Epics of Light Island and Psychic Island were added to their Islands.

2021[]

On January 13th, 2021, the rest of the Natural Epics came out on the remaining 2 Magical Islands, Faerie Island and Bone Island.
On February 10th, 2021, the first Epic Ethereal, Epic Ghazt, was released. It was teased in the loading screen for Season of Love and in the “The More the Merrier” promotion during the Festival of Yay.
On March 12th, 2021, the first Epic Fire Monster, Epic Kayna, was revealed on My Singing Monsters: Fandemonium. It later released on March 17th.
On May 12th, 2021, Epic Whaddle was released.
On June 23rd, 2021, Epic Stogg was released.
On Aug 18th, 2021, Epic Ziggurab was released.
On September 22nd, 2021, Epic Wubbox (on only Plant Island) and Epic Reebro were released. Epic Reebro was seen in the 9th anniversary Loading Screen while Epic Wubbox was teased in the trailer for Anniversary Month 2021, and debuted with an official reveal livestream.
On November 24th, 2021, Epic Gobbleygourd was released. It was teased in the trailer for Feast-Ember 2021 and in the Loading Screen for Feast-Ember 2021.
On December 8th, 2021, Epic Tring and Epic Wubbox on Cold Island were released. They were both teased in the trailer for Festival of Yay 2021.

2022[]

On February 9th, 2022, Epic Boskus was released. It was teased in the Season of Love 2022 trailer.
On March 16th, 2022, Epic Wubbox on Air Island was released.
On April 13th, 2022, Epic Jeeode was released. It was teased in the Eggs-Travaganza 2022 trailer.
On May 25th, 2022, Epic Rootitoot was released.
On July 20th, 2022, Epic Grumpyre was released.
On August 3rd, 2022, Epic Wubbox was released on both Water Island and Earth Island. The former was teased in the SummerSong 2022 trailer and in the Loading Screen for SummerSong 2022.
On November 23rd, 2022, Epic Glowl was released.

2023[]

On February 15th, 2023, Epic Humbug was released.
On May 17th, 2023, Epic Sneyser was released.
On June 7th, 2023, Epic Whisp was released.
On September 6th, 2023, Epic Jam Boree and Epic Wubbox on Gold Island were released.
On October 18th, 2023, Epic Thrumble was released.
On October 25th, 2023, Epic Boodoo was released.
On November 1st, 2023, Epic Clavavera was released.
On December 13th, 2023, Epic Bellowfish was released.

2024[]

On January 17th, 2024, Epic Wynq was released. It was teased in the promotional image for the "The More the Merrier" promotion during Festival of Yay 2023.
On February 7th, 2024, Epic Carillong was released. It was first teased at the end of the Crescendo Moon 2024 Monster-Handler Short and in the Loading Screen for Crescendo Moon 2024. It was teased further on social media the day before its release.
On February 14th, 2024, Epic Woolabee and Epic Sox were released on their respective islands.
On March 13th, 2024, Epic Ffidyll was released.
On April 10th, 2024, Epic Flowah, Epic Barrb, and Epic Jellbilly were released on their respective islands.
On April 17th, 2024, Epic Viveine was released. It was revealed in the Echoes of Eco 2024 Monster-Handler Short.
On May 11th, 2024, Epic Phangler and Epic Spurrit were shown in the It's a Donut World After All Trailer, and were later released in-game on May 15th, 2024.
On May 29th, 2024, the Month of the Mythical 3 Announcement Trailer was released, which teased the release dates of Epic Monculus, Epic Nebulob, and Epic Sooza (June 5th for the former and June 12th for the latter two).
On June 5th, 2024, Epic Monculus was released on Ethereal Island and Seasonal Shanty, but not on Wublin Island, unlike its common and rare counterparts. Epic Nebulob was also added, but wasn't made available until June 12th. Epic Sooza was added to Light Island and Amber Island, but wasn't made breedable on Light Island until June 12th.
On June 26th, 2024, Epic Whiz-bang was added, but wasn't made available until July 3rd. Epic Repatillo was added to Fire Haven and Amber Island, but wasn't made breedable on Fire Haven until July 10th. These were both revealed in the SkyPainting 2024 Monster-Handler Short.
On July 17th, 2024, Epic Kazilleon was released on Ethereal Island. It was revealed in the SummerSong 2024 trailer.
On August 7th, 2024, Epic Boo'qwurm was added, but wasn't made available until August 14th. It was revealed in the MindBoggle 2024 Monster-Handler Short.
On September 4th, 2024, Epic G'joob and Epic Yawstrich were released on their respective islands. They were revealed in the Anniversary Month 2024 Kickoff.
On October 30th, 2024, Epic Arackulele was released on Ethereal Island. It was revealed in the Beat Hereafter 2024 trailer.
On November 13th, 2024, Epic Floogull was released on Fire Haven and Amber Island. It was revealed in the Feast-Ember 2024 trailer.
On November 27th, 2024, Epic Wubbox on Fire Haven and Fire Oasis and Epic Buzzinga were released on their respective islands.
On December 11th, 2024, Epic Strombonin was released on Cold Island and Mythical Island. It was revealed in the Festival of Yay 2024 trailer.

Gallery[]

My Singing Monsters Epic Monsters Are Here!

Notes[]

Epic Monsters, along with Rare Monsters are the only two kinds of Monster Subspecies so far.
Epics are more like evolutions than a true subspecies, as stated in many of their bios, even though they are still considered otherwise.
- Some Epics also bear more of a resemblance to their Common forms than their Rare forms, though a majority of them (particularly Epic Whisp and Epic Maw) are derivatives of their Rare Forms. While a few others are so fundamentally changed (like Epic Tweedle, Epic Quibble, and Epic Ghazt) that the only connections are their names, shapes, and lore description.
Design-wise, Epic Monsters contrast Rare Monsters in how they're based on their Common forms. While Rare Monsters are meant to be a natural step-up with some added/changed details, Epic Monsters are notably more garish, out-there, and/or odd by comparison.
- For example, while Rare Entbrat is meant to represent a more stylish and covered Entbrat, Epic Entbrat's near-lack of leaves plus skin colors give the impression of an unpleasant-looking naked Entbrat. For another example, Rare Whisp's colors and limbs show a change from the Whisp's norm while Epic Whisp's drearier looks coupled with its wings and tendril hair and legs make it look unnatural compared to the already ghastly Whisp.
Epic Carillong's bio states that the yellow colour associated with Epic Monsters is because of said monster.
As of Version 3.3.0, the sell prices for Epic Monsters are now made to be much higher than their Common and Rare counterparts.
Unlike Rare Monsters, who were first released in early October (of 2014), Epic Monsters were released at the beginning of Anniversary Month (of 2018).
Epic Noggin and Epic Furcorn were the first Epics ever. This is likely referencing how Rare Furcorn was the first Natural Rare, while Rare Noggin was the last.
All of the Epics from Tweedle to Mammott were exclusively revealed by fans of the game, per request of Big Blue Bubble.
Epic Seasonals and Mythicals have their own unique idle & singing animations, unlike the Common and Rare forms of said classes. They are the only variants with this quirk, excluding the Wubbox.
Epic Drumpler was the last Natural Epic to be released. This might change if Mimic gets an Epic variant.
As of now, neither Epic Magicals, nor Epic Wublins have been confirmed to exist.
- However, as Epic Carillong is on Magical Sanctum, it is unlikely that Epic Carillong will stay as the only Epic Monster on Magical Sanctum forever, so Epic Magicals may release at some point in the future.
  - The same could also apply with Epic Monculus on Wublin Island in the future.
Epic Boodoo is the only Epic to share its breeding time with its common counterpart.
- It is also the only Epic Monster to share its breeding time with the monsters used to breed it.
It is currently unknown how Fire Expansion Epics will be obtained on their respective Islands (outside of Amber Island). The only ways that could feasibly make sense would be Diamonds or Coins, but the Diamond option would theoretically require over 2,000 diamonds just for one Monster, and the Coin option would be incredibly easy when Epics are supposed to be really hard.
- A strong possibility is breeding, as Epics have unique breeding combinations unlike their Common and Rare forms. They may also use an alternative currency, such as keys, to be obtained.

References[]

↑ https://twitter.com/SingingMonsters/status/1037745197667545089?s=19

Breeding	Breeding Combos	Eggs	Feeding	Likes	Goals	Zapping	Translations

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