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My Singing Monsters: Official Guide was an app published on June 21, 2017 by Big Blue Bubble, and was available for both Android and iOS. Its purpose was to provide information and insight on the content of the My Singing Monsters universe. The app provided information on the games' various currencies, monsters, breeding combinations, decorations, and structures. It also let you keep track of your Monster collections.
The app covered the content of both My Singing Monsters and My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire, making it a useful resource for both old and new players alike.
Official Description[]
Ever wondered how many coins a level 15 Furcorn produces, or a Quarrister’s favorite things? Maybe you need to know every Island Edamimi can be found on, or what Elements combine to make a Boskus? You’ll learn all this and more in the interactive Monster Guide! This magical tome contains every piece of Monster history in the known World, from how to wake up a Wublin to how long a Shugbuzz incubates!
Breeding combinations can be tough! With over 100 Monsters in existence you’re never really going to know what you’re going to breed, but thanks to the My Singing Monsters: Official Guide now you’ll know! By choosing the Monster you want, you’ll be able to find the right combination of Monsters to breed together to make them. Though you may not always get the Monster you want now you’ll be sure to know you’re on the right track!
Ever lose track of your Monsters, or wonder who is left to complete your collection? With the My Singing Monsters: Official Guide collection checklist you can keep an up to date list of every Monster you’ve bred and even tag some Monsters as your favorites! Now you’ll always know who is next on your breeding list!
About[]
My Singing Monsters Official Guide was an official guide of all monsters, breeding combinations, structures, decorations, and currencies in the game My Singing Monsters and My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire.
On iOS, it was compatible with all devices running iOS 7 or better. On its slowest compatible device, iPhone 4, it ran very slowly but was reasonably stable.
On February 7th, 2020, the App was removed from both the Google Play Store and the iOS App Store, initially citing a Google Play Store policy change, but later decided to permanently delist the App from both App stores to focus on the main games.
Comparison with My Singing Monsters Wiki[]
Compared with this wiki, My Singing Monsters Wiki, My Singing Monsters Official Guide was easily accessible with mobile devices, as it loaded faster in these apps than it is to look at pages around this wiki. However, one limitation with My Singing Monsters Official Guide is that the content is limited to only the monsters, currencies, breeding combinations, decorations, and structures. My Singing Monsters Wiki, on the other hand, is capable of discussing strategies and describing aspects of each game aspect with open sentences, rather than words limited to a simple in-game summary. One major drawback of My Singing Monsters Official Guide though was that it did not mention the songs of monsters directly. It was also updated rather infrequently, meaning that it did not include content that was added after the last update in July of 2018, whereas new content is added to the My Singing Monsters Wiki almost immediately after it is revealed or added into the game because of the active community of editors.
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Bugs[]
- Rare Potbelly's leaves were not red like they should have been.
- Rare Pummel's upper hands would move sparatically, rather than in a set motion.
- Adult Maw in DOF used the sprites of Maw from the original game, but still used its DOF idle animation.
- Wubbox's eyelids were grey instead of red.
- Poewk's eye animation was incorrect.
- Rare Whisp's eye animation was also incorrect, and it wouldn’t smile.
- The Rare Wubbox’s powered-down form was shown where the Common Wubbox’s powered-down form should have been.
- The Vegidian Crystal and Polished Vegidian Crystal used their older designs.
- It would sometimes show codenames instead of actual names.
- The Vault had an upgrade depicting a blue, crystalline design not featured in Dawn of Fire, but it was quickly removed for unknown reasons.
Notes[]
- The guide intentionally revealed the name and the appearance of Galvana, the July Celestial, before its release.
- Before this guide was published, players could only see Galvana's silhouette.
- The guide featured the very first depiction of the Dipster Element. Before this, the Dipsters had no canon Element. Link of Official Guide description on BBB page.
- Existing installations of the Official Guide app continue to work past February 2020, but will not see any future updates and may eventually break. The last version available was 1.3.0, published July 2017, and held a rating in the Google Play store of 3.9/5 with 4,294 votes.