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Mech is an Ethereal Element in My Singing Monsters that is manifested by Reebro on Air Island, as well as Ethereal Island. It is unlocked at Level 9. On Ethereal Workshop and Ethereal islets it is manifested by the Mech Meeb, used to create monsters with the Mech Element.
Most Mech Element Monsters have some sort of metal in their bodies. They are all associated with technology; many Mech Monsters use a high-tech armor in order to live, as their "real" bodies are fragile without it.
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What level do you need to reach to unlock the Mech Element in My Singing Monsters?
In My Singing Monsters, the Mech Element becomes accessible at Level 9. It's embodied by Reebro on both Air and Ethereal Islands. The Ethereal Workshop utilizes the Mech Meeb to create monsters possessing the Mech Element. These monsters typically have metal components and are closely linked with technology.
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Which monster manifests the Mech Element on Air Island?
Reebro is the monster that embodies the Mech Element on Air Island in My Singing Monsters. This Ethereal Element, unlocked at Level 9, is linked to technology, with most Mech Monsters having metal components and using advanced armor for survival due to their fragile real bodies.
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What is the role of Mech Meeb in the Ethereal Workshop?
In My Singing Monsters, Mech Meeb is a critter in the Ethereal Workshop. It aligns with the energy of specific Mirror Islands, assisting in producing new Ethereal hybrids through Synthesis. Mech Meeb is integral to several Synthesizer Configurations, such as Unstable Regular, Refined, and Unstable Refined, for the creation of diverse Ethereal Monsters. The Workshop's resonance with the Mirror Islands fluctuates daily, influencing energy costs.
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What common characteristic do most Mech Element Monsters share in their physical appearance?
In My Singing Monsters, the majority of Mech Element Monsters possess some form of metal within their physical structure. These creatures are closely linked with technology, frequently employing advanced armor for survival due to their inherent fragility without it.
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How is the Mech Element associated with technology in My Singing Monsters?
In My Singing Monsters, the Mech Element is an Ethereal Element associated with technology. Manifested by Reebro on Air Island and Ethereal Island, and by Mech Meeb in the Ethereal Workshop, it is found in monsters with metal components. These monsters rely on high-tech armor due to their inherent fragility, highlighting the Mech Element's technological connection.
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Affiliated Monsters[]
The list of Monsters that are affiliated with the Mech Element are listed below.
Notes[]
- The Version 2.0.0 update came with a graphical facelift and changed the element icons. The appearance of the Mech Element icon changed from
to . - Each Ethereal element has a connection to the main Natural element of the Natural island it comes from. In the case of the Mech element, it has connection with the Air Element.
- Although Mech is not present in Dawn of Fire, the Celestial of Mech, Vhamp, is.
- Despite being on the third Natural Island, the Mech Element was the second Ethereal element to release. It was released on Air Island, succeeding the Plasma Element, on June 28th, 2013.
- Vhenshun, representing the Mech Element, also released earlier than Pentumbra, despite the Shadow Element coming first, a decade after the Mech Element was released.
- When looking at the promotional screen for the Primordial Monsters, one can notice that the order of the Primordial elements is Plant/Air/Cold/Water/Earth. In most cases, Air and Cold would be switched (like how Cold Island comes before Air Island), so this may imply that Mech Islet/its Primordial Monster may come before Shadow Islet as well.
- Despite its mechanical design, Cybop is not part of the Mech element. This is because it's designed before Ethereal Elements were a thing in the game.[1]
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