Mammott

MSM Bio:

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Mammotts’ luxurious fur ensures that these Cold elementals are never chilly. Tangles, however, are an ongoing issue. Their resonant anthem celebrates blizzards and frosted windows. Mammotts do not shovel snow.

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MSM Composer Bio:

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The Mammott makes use of its gruff, rumbly bass voice when performing. Its versatile vocal chords allow it to create sustained notes, as well as shorter, emphatic bursts of notes.

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Description

A vaguely humanoid monster with no neck, the Mammott has two yellow eyes and a large mouth, but no visible nose. White fur covers most of its body,  except for its three pink fingers and toes. The Mammott resembles the yeti, a relatively well-known cryptid, or its cousin, the bigfoot.

When the monster is idle, it stays in tempo by jerking its arms, standing on its toes, and periodically smiling.

Song

Audio sample:

The Mammott's contribution to an island's song is a deep, rumbly bass vocal line that goes "bum" or "heyyooo" (Air Island Song). When the Mammott sings its first part of the Plant Island song, it sings the word "hum" before the word "bum". The notes that it sings on plant island are "C, D E-flat! A-flat, G!". On Tribal Island, it sings "A-flat A-flat A-flat, C C C, B-flat B-flat B-flat, B-flat B-flat B-flat".

Breeding

The Mammott is available in the Market at Level 2 and is purchasable with coins. They can also be produced by breeding an unstable combination between a Mammott and a monster with more than one element.

On Shugabush Island, the Mammott must either be purchased with diamonds or teleported from any other island it is found on (not including Gold) once it reaches level 15.

Earning Rate and Maximum Income

Earning rate is in coins per hour and depends on Happiness % (Likes increase Happiness), also each monster has a limit to how much income it can hold at a time. Increasing the monster's level increases the limit.

Level	Per Minute					Maximum
	0% Happiness	25% Happiness	50% Happiness	75% Happiness	100% Happiness
1	3	3	4	5	6	30
2	5	6	7	8	10	48
3	7	8	10	12	14	72
4	10	12	15	17	20	96
5	12	15	18	21	24	120
6	14	17	21	24	28	144
7	17	21	25	29	34	168
8	19	23	28	33	38	192
9	22	27	33	38	44	216
10	24	30	36	42	48	240
11	26	32	39	45	52	264
12	29	36	43	50	58	288
13	31	38	46	54	62	312
14	34	42	51	59	68	336
15	36	45	54	63	72	360
16	37	46	55	64	74	378
17	39	48	58	68	78	393
18	40	50	60	70	80	404
19	41	51	61	71	82	413
20	41	51	61	71	82	417

Feeding Monsters

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 food per level table:

Level Food Per Feeding x4 Food to Level Up Total food to reach this Level 1 5 20 - 2 10 40 20 3 20 80 60 4 40 160 140 5 80 320 300 6 160 640 620 7 320 1,280 1,260 8 640 2,560 2,540 9 1,280 5,120 5,100 10 2,560 10,240 10,220 11 5,120 20,480 20,460 12 10,240 40,960 40,940 13 20,480 81,920 81,900 14 40,960 163,840 163,820 15 61,440 245,760 327,660 16 92,160 368,640 573,420 17 138,240 552,960 942,060 18 207,360 829,440 1,495,020 19 311,040 1,244,160 2,324,460 20 - - 3,568,620

More info can be found in this article.

Likes

Every monster has different things that they like. For every unique object that they like that's placed near the monster (if not using a Unity Tree), the monster's happiness will increase by 25%. Placing two of the same liked item near a monster will still only increase happiness by 25%. Below are the things liked by Mammott:

• Entbrat (requires level 9)
• Fwog (level 4)
• Quibble (level 4)
• Quarrister (level 9)
• Meldablend (level 5)
• Bottomless Pit (level 18)
• Stritch Skin (level 6)

See the Likes page to view a complete list of all monsters' likes.

Wublin Egg Consumption

While trying to breed other monsters (particularly monsters with a very low chance of breeding), the following Wublins can be used to "dispose of" Mammott eggs immediately instead of putting them into a Nursery and having that Nursery not be available.

Monster Egg	Wublin 1	Wublin 2
Mammott	Bona-Petite	Dwumrohl
	10 eggs	8 eggs

Note that bred monster eggs can only be "disposed of" into inactive Wublin statues; active Wublins do not accept monster eggs. Also note that inactive Wublin statues to which you have already disposed the number of Mammott eggs that Wublin accepts, will no longer be available as a "recycle bin" for such eggs.

Strategy

Some items to take into consideration when designing your island by strategy are number of beds for the monster, rate of income per bed, max income per bed, and time for max income to be reached. The income below is for level 15:

Number of Beds	1
Rate of Income High	72
Rate of Income Low	36
Max Income	360
Rate of Income per Bed High	72
Rate of Income per Bed Low	36
Max Income per Bed	360
Time to Max Income @ High	5 minutes
Time to Max Income @ Low	10 minutes

Name Origin

The name "Mammott"  may come from the already extinct Mammoth , because of the furry coats and affinity to cold that both the monster and the ancient creature have.

Rare Version

     Main Article: Rare Monsters

Rares are special versions of monsters that are only available to buy and breed on weekends. Each weekend a different rare is available to buy or breed. Unlike most types of Rare Monsters, breeding Rare Single-Element Monsters requires any combination where both of its parents possess the key element of the regular counterpart.

However, like all other Rare Monsters, the breeding time is longer, the "likes" are different, and the earning rates are higher. Rare Monsters are not yet available in the Windows version of the game.

Find out more about the rare version of the Mammott on the Rare Mammott page.

Special Occasions

     Main Article: Special Occasions

Halloween

During the Halloween season of October, all Mammotts (on all the islands) changed into pirate Mammotts, with a white and red striped shirt, an eye patch, and a gold tooth as part of the Plant Island Halloween celebration. In the 2014 celebration, Mammotts also have added pirate accessories such as a hook-hand and a pirate hat with a Jolly Roger on it, and it looks like his shirt may have suffered some wear over the years, since it is missing a sleeve - but on the same side as his hook-hand, might the sleeve have been cut off in the same early 2014 battle!? Arrr, the life of a pirate is not an easy one, yet our Mammott smiles still (gold tooth a'twinkling).

In the Halloween Season of 2015, the Mammott painted itself into a spooky skeleton! Boo! This was repeated for 25th October 2016.

Christmas

You better not shout. You better not cry. You better not pout. I'm telling you why. Mammott Claus is coming to town! From December 12th 2014 to probably January 5th 2015, all Mammotts dressed up as Santa. Ho ho ho. The Santa costume consists of a Santa hat, a Santa suit, a black belt with a yellow buckle, and large black boots to fit its huge feet.

Despite one of the 2015 Christmas Daily Deals relating to Tapjoy offers showing a Mammott in a Santa costume with a wide open smile, in the game itself, the Mammott did not wear this costume in 2015.

Notes

• The Mammott and the Furcorn both share one of the main mascots of the My Singing Monsters franchise.
• With the iOS app update from version 1.0.2 to 1.0.3, the game icon changed from the Furcorn to the Mammott. However, in the Version 1.4.0 update, this has changed back to a single Furcorn.
• The Mammott is the star of the game My Mammott.
• Apparently, the translation of "Mammott" in the French version of My Singing Monsters means "Mammoth guy".
• To correctly pronounce "Mammott", simply say it in the way you would say for "mammoth" but with a t sound instead of a hard th.
• Before the final drawing of the Mammott shape, it was drawn as what looks like a shark. In another video of some of the "Behind the scene" My Singing Monster action, there was a Mammott with the same teeth as the shark prototype.
• "Mammut" is the scientific name for the Mastodon, an extinct elephant-like creature, similar to mammoths and elephants.
• The Mammott has only three fingers on each hand, making it difficult to prevent ambiguity when using the "pointing gesture".
• Sometimes in Plant Island, a trombone can be heard after the "ba-bum" lyric.

• The Mammott makes an appearance in Big Blue Bubble's game "Pixel Dodgers".
  • The Mammott idle animation is the Mammott moving its arms and feet up and down, as well as the music speech bubble moving in and out.
  • The Mammott "death" animation is basically the Mammott making a heart-felt gesture and slowly turning into a Mammott egg.
  • It's odd how the Mammott hums the rest of a sound. Mammotts don't have noses, so they should not be able to hum.

Monsters

Natural Single Element Noggin Mammott Toe Jammer Potbelly Tweedle Kayna Double Element Drumpler Fwog Maw Shrubb Furcorn Oaktopus Dandidoo Pango Quibble Cybop Stogg Flowah Glowl Triple Element T-Rox Pummel Clamble Bowgart Spunge Thumpies Congle PomPom Scups Reedling Repatillo Floogull Barrb Quad Element Entbrat Deedge Riff Shellbeat Quarrister Tring Ethereal Single Ethereal Element Ghazt Grumpyre Reebro Jeeode Humbug Double Ethereal Element Whisp Nebulob Arackulele Sox Boodoo Bellowfish Jellbilly Kazilleon Dragong Fung Pray Supernatural Wubbox Brump Zynth Poewk Thwok Dwumrohl Zuuker Screemu Tympa Dermit Gheegur Whajje Creepuscule Blipsqueak Scargo Astropod Pixolotl Bona-Petite Maulch Fleechwurm Legendary Shugabush Shugarock Shugabass Shugajo Shugabeats Shugabuzz Shugavox Shugitar Seasonal Punkleton Yool Schmoochle Blabbit Hoola Mythical G'joob Yawstrich Rare Rare Single Element Rare Noggin Rare Mammott Rare Toe Jammer Rare Potbelly Rare Tweedle Rare Double Element Rare Drumpler Rare Fwog Rare Maw Rare Shrubb Rare Furcorn Rare Oaktopus Rare Dandidoo Rare Pango Rare Quibble Rare Cybop Rare Triple Element Rare T-Rox Rare Pummel Rare Clamble Rare Bowgart Rare Spunge Rare Thumpies Rare Congle Rare PomPom Rare Scups Rare Reedling Rare Quad Element Rare Entbrat Rare Deedge Rare Riff Rare Shellbeat Rare Quarrister Rare Supernatural Rare Wubbox Rarethereal Rare Ghazt Rare Grumpyre Rare Reebro Rare Jeeode Rare Humbug Rare Whisp Rare Nebulob Rare Sox Rare Jellbilly Rare Arackulele Rare Boodoo Rare Kazilleon Rare Bellowfish Rare Dragong Rare Fung Pray Rare Seasonal Rare Punkleton Rare Yool Rare Schmoochle Rare Blabbit Rare Hoola Dipster Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Werdo Tawkerr Parlsona Stoowarb Maggpi Celestial Torrt Attmoz Hornacle Glaishur Blasoom Syncopite Scaratar Loodvigg Plixie Furnoss Vhamp Epic Epic Single Element Epic Noggin Epic Mammott Epic Toe Jammer Epic Potbelly Epic Tweedle Epic Double Element Epic Fwog Epic Maw Epic Furcorn Epic Triple Element Epic T-Rox Epic Thumpies Epic PomPom Epic Quad Element Epic Entbrat Epic Deedge Epic Seasonal Epic Yool Epic Schmoochle

Breeding	Eggs	Feeding	Likes