Island Skins

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

Island Skins are a feature exclusive to My Singing Monsters that add a new option to change an Island's appearance, and provide helpful boosts.

Island Skins can be bought in the Market under the entry for their respective Islands, or from the "Info" menu option in the Islands. Once bought, the Island's appearance is changed and the skin's boosts are applied. The player can then choose to toggle the appearance off, but the boosts will always be active.

On mobile platforms, Island Skins can be purchased using Diamonds or as In-App Purchases. On Steam, they can be only purchased as DLC through Steam itself. The DLCs have taken part in Steam's seasonal sale events, with all skins being discounted at 30% off in 2023 and the Titan Skins being discounted at 40% off in 2024. The Titan Skins can also be purchased as a bundle pack ("Handler-Helper Edition") with an additional 20% discount.

Skins[]

Titan Skins[]


Island Skin	Cost	Boosts
Island Skin	Cost	2x Wishing Torch Effect	10% Faster Breeding/Crucible Evolution	10% Faster Incubation	15% faster resource production	10% faster baking
Vegetable Medley	2,500 /$9.99
Sweti Settlement
Gigacheep Nest
Glubber Lagoon
Temple of Hahoo

Seasonal Skins[]


Island Skin	Cost	Boosts
Island Skin	Cost	2x Wishing Torch Effect	10% Faster Breeding/Crucible Evolution	10% Faster Incubation	15% faster resource production	10% faster baking
Plant Island	1,250 /$4.99
Cold Island
Air Island
Water Island
Earth Island
Gold Island	N/A
Ethereal Island	1,250 /$4.99
Fire Haven
Fire Oasis
Light Island
Psychic Island
Faerie Island
Bone Island
Magical Sanctum
Amber Island

Gallery[]

Please note that there are many missing files.

Seasonal Skins[]

Icons[]

Empty Islands[]

Obstacled Islands[]

Awakened Colossal/Titan[]

Transparent Islands[]

Backdrops[]

Critters[]

Main article: Critters

Titan Skins[]

Map Pins[]

Icons[]

Empty Islands[]

Obstacled Islands[]

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Transparent Islands[]

Backdrops[]

Critters[]

Main article: Critters

Notes[]

The Coloss-Eye cannot open the eyes of the Titan Skins if they are activated.
Boosts from Titan Skins are depicted with a paintbrush, and boosts from Seasonal Island Skins are depicted with a calendar.
Buying Seasonal Skins does not mean that their respective Seasonal Monsters, Costumes, or Decorations are available all year.
On Steam, the only option to buy Island Skins at launch was using Diamonds. This was later changed to use Steam's DLC system on May 11, 2022.

Titan Skins[]

For the Vegetable Medley skin, the in-game description at launch incorrectly listed the Boosts as 15% for Nursery and 10% for Coin production, while the sale offer image and actual in-game effect had the numbers reversed. This has since been corrected.
Initially the Vegetable Medley bio did not refer to the Titan Harvherd, but this was later changed.
In Anniversary Month 2024, the Sweti Settlement skin was glitched and looked like Cold Island.
In the Sweti Settlement obstacle's bio, it reveals the critters are called "Cliffmunks."
According to Monster-Handler Matt during the Season of Love after party live-stream on YouTube, the Critters on the Island (called Gigacheeps) are actually newborn versions of the Gigacheep Titan.
Glubber Lagoon was originally going to be called Glubber Reef.
It has been confirmed that Glubber Lagoon is a fully-grown stage of the creature from Party Island. As stated in episode 74 of My Singing Monsters Live, the Glubber Lagoon Glubber is actually the same Glubber from Party Island all grown up.

Glubber Life Cycle
The Glubber Lagoon skin's critter appeared in the Eggstravaganza 2020 Trailer, before the Skin was officially revealed.
The symbols of Temple of Hahoo, seemingly represent the Breeding combinations for Single Element Monsters and the resulting Double Element Monsters of Earth Island.
According to Hyehehe's bio, Hahoo isn't actually the Titan's real name.

Temple of Hahoo symbol engravings

Seasonal Skins[]

When the Spooktacle skin was initially released for purchase, there was a bug where the Coloss-Eye wasn't able to be activated. This was fixed a few hours later.
Around the Eggs-Travaganza skin are four eggs that depict previous Big Blue Bubble Inc. games. From top left, in clockwise order:
- Burn the Rope, depicting the character Wickman that also became the Critter of Earth Island.
- Dark Incursion, depicting several symbols from the game chief among which the monogram for the Asveldt nation.
- Fling a Thing!, depicting the Thing to be flung in that game. This is the same egg as in the Multiversal Phabberjay Decoration.
- Raft Pirates, depicting two of the characters from that game.
The golden eggs seen on the Eggs-Travaganza skin are an unused form of currency that was replaced by Relics.
On the Steam version of the game, players were given 900 Coins () for toggling on the Anniversary Month skin for the first time. Oddly, this did not happen on the mobile version of the game.
Outside of Anniversary Month, the Anniversary Month skin's description mistakenly states that it is "not available to collect," implying that it can be purchased (and therefore kept permanently) during Anniversary Month.
The Life-Formula skin contains five prototype Monsters, which would later become the Primordial Monsters.
- The Life-Formula skin also contains statues depicting each of the Single Element Ethereal Monsters.
The four grid squares on the bottom left part of the Life-Formula skin's surface do not line up with the in-game grid.
There is some indecipherable Monstrous text on the bottom right part of the Life-Formula skin.
When it was initially released, there was a bug where the Feast-Ember skin used its original appearance instead of its updated appearance. It was fixed a few hours later.
The Obstacles on the SkyPainting skin reference the Prisments from Dawn of Fire
The SkyPainting skin's designs makes several references to different pride flags.
- Original Pride flag (center crest top and bottom)
- Lesbian (center crest near left eye)
- Polysexual (flags on right side of face)
- Pansexual (flags on left side of face)
- Aroace (kites next to both ears)
- Intersex (flags on right ear)
- Trans (outer-side of the flower glass arts in the back)
Rylek Du’Brom is a Boo'qwurm literary figure who is referenced in the description of the MindBoggle skin.
The bookshelf at the top as well as the map shelves on the MindBoggle skin, are topped with a head that resembles Cthulhu from H. P. Lovecraft's Call of Cthulhu. This is a reference to the Psychic Island Titan Cruv'laapht, as its name is a reference to the works of Lovecraft, due to its almost eldritch appearance. the theme of MindBoggle.
When out of season, the description says the MindBoggle skin becomes available when Mindboggle is celebrated in September even though it's celebrated in August.
At the start of Cloverspell 2025, the Cloverspell skin was changed from the previous version, making the rainbows semi-transparent. This is possibly so it's more consistent with the Pot of Enchanted Coins Decoration.
During the Day of the Dead, the candles adorning the Beat Hereafter skin are lit.
Enchantler's name was originally misspelled as "Enchanter" in the Crescendo Moon skin's bio, though this was later fixed during the 2024 Crescendo Moon celebration.
Upon activating the Crescendo Moon skin, Enchantler will no longer open its eyes.
- Per the January 2023 MSM Live, this is to reflect the greater serenity Enchantler feels during Crescendo Moon.
The Island intro for the Echoes of Eco skin used to be broken. It would display the wordmark above the camera boundary, revealing that the tree on top of the Island is clipped to the top of the zoom range. This was fixed in the version 4.8.4 update.

Glitched Echoes of Eco intro screen
Many Decorations and Obstacles on the Echoes of Eco skin are inspired by a previous Big Blue Bubble Inc. game, Greatfruit Grove.
Some plants found on the Echoes of Eco skin resemble items from My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire. Specifically, the Epicka Tree, a mini version of the Oddree Trap, the Barnacle Palm, and Fruit Tree can be seen around the Island.
- Additionally, the plant pots of Potbelly and Baby Shrubb are also seen on the Island.
- The teal mushrooms and the green Flappy Flag originate from the Basic and Comfortable Castles in Dawn of Fire.
- The red mushrooms resemble Fung Pray.
- The large leafless branches have the same shape as the ‘antlers’ of Plant Island’s Epic Wubbox.
- The tall trees at the top left and right have the same branch on top as Shrubb.