Monster Portraits

My Singing Monsters and Dawn of Fire have various portraits that can be unlocked upon obtaining them. They are shown below.

My Singing Monsters[]

These are the portraits of each Monster which appear when you click the Breed button in the Breeding Structure options, the Memory button in the Castle options to play the Memory Game.

In Version 2.0.3, the Book of Monsters was added, which finally gave Wublins, and Dipsters their own portraits.

In Version 2.1.6, the Book of Monsters no longer uses portraits, instead using a whole Island compilation of all Monsters per Island.

In Version 2.1.8, the Memory Game has been completely refurbished as a card-matching game, allowing a selection of all random available Monsters to be available per Memory Game, adding another place where these portraits can be seen.

In Version 3.0.3, all of the Monster portraits became available to be used as avatars, allowing the ones for Wublins and Celestials to be seen normally once again.

Common Monster Portraits[]

Rare Monster Portraits[]

Epic Monster Portraits[]

With the addition of the Epic Monsters, new Monster portraits were also added to the game, although only visible within the Memory Game as Epic Monsters cannot be used in Breeding attempts.

Other[]

These are portraits that are either unused or used, but for a minor role.

When an Island does not have 25 Monsters or more, it will use the portraits of different Elements, which use the sound of the Wild Bagpipe.
- It is currently unknown if or when the Dream Element or Titansouls Element will get their own portraits.
In the Memory Game, portraits of Coins, Diamonds, Treats, Shards, Relics, Keys, and XP are used as prizes.
In the Attunement Structure menu, portraits for all 6 Meeb types are seen.
In the My Singing Monsters Fan Kit, Epic Wubbox on Earth Island has a different portrait than in the game.
When 2.3.9 first released, Hawlo used a beta design where its berries were replaced with a leaf. This was very quickly fixed.
When Spytrap first released, it used an earlier version of its portrait, where its stem had less detail, the bulb was more transparent, and it was lacking a pair of arms.
When Epic Wubbox first released on Cold Island, its portrait featured a purple gem on its forehead that was absent from the final design. This was later removed.
Clavavera had a different portrait that was later replaced when it received its design change.

Old Rare Portraits[]

Until Late 2016, Rares had the same portraits as their Common counterparts in everywhere within the game application (except on the News). However, on Facebook, when Rares got featured in a fortnightly voting period, or any other voting period, the Rares each had a unique type and style of portrait, different from the non-Rares, which is also evident in the News. Their positions in the portraits are often much like the portraits found on the usual portraits, except the portraits is not like the gray-colored Bubblerite Path pattern. Instead, these portraits have the Monsters presenting on a dull-blue circular platform, with the purple background and a white cloud behind the "platform." Additionally, some Monsters in portraits have a pair of eighth-notes in a speech bubble coming out of their mouth or their head.

During a vote for Rare Reebro or Rare Jeeode for a "Rare Rerun," Rare Jeeode and Rare Reebro had portraits that were the regular gray-colored Bubblerite Path pattern.

Only Natural Rares have their respective non-Bubblerite-Path-patterned portraits. Also, originally, the Rare Wubbox was the only Rare that did not have the same Memory Game portrait when compared to its Common counterpart.

In an update on 17th November 2016, Version 2.0.3, Rares got their own official portraits in the game that were the regular gray-colored Bubblerite Path pattern just like the other Monster portraits. Facebook link of this change is shown here. The old portraits have since never been reused at all, ever since the addition of Version 2.0.3.

My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire[]

In Dawn of Fire, portraits are unlocked after having at least once possessed their respective Monsters of their respective ages, young or adult. If you had ever obtained any Monster of a certain age, be it young or adult, portraits for such Monsters can be obtained, even if any of the species of Monsters no longer exist on Continent or the Outer Islands. Portraits are also unlocked by getting a Celestial on Starhenge.

These portraits are available to be used as profile images for your account.

Other[]

These are portraits that are either unused or used, but for a minor role.

When a player doesn't have a profile picture set, it defaults to a silhouette of one of the Friends Menu Monsters with a "?" on it.
In the Mailbox, all messages have a Monster-Handler icon.
- Before version 1.20.0, this portrait just featured an "M."
In 1.5.0, the portrait for the young Thumpies mistakenly used an early design with noses. This was fixed in 1.6.0.
In 2.5.0, the portrait for young Tiawa used an early design in which its torso was blue instead of orange. This was fixed in 2.6.0.
When 2.9.1 released, every Monster portrait was changed. These changes mostly consisted of changing the borders to be consistent between portraits and removing white outlines and drop shadows from Monsters. However, some Monsters had their portraits changed more drastically:
- Adult Scups' pupils used to be smaller.
- The image used for young Floogull in its portrait used to have an error where its left eye was colored green, similar to the adult Floogull's eye color.
- Both the young and adult Bisonorus used to use portraits which depicted early versions of their designs.
- Adult Riff's right wing used to not go over the portrait border.
- Young PongPing used to be brighter.
- Plixie's left wings used to go over the portrait border.

Monster Choir Variants[]

Chinese[]

Notes[]

The Glowbe portrait can only be unlocked by placing a Glowbe on Composer Island.
- This is because, in other Islands, Glowbes are counted as Decorations instead of Monsters, whereas in Composer Island they are counted as actual Monsters.
Despite most Elements having their own portrait, there are a few Elements that don't have one. More specifically, Echoes of Eco, Perplexplore, Life-Formula, SkyPainting, MindBoggle, Dream, Titansoul, Control, Hoax and Primordial Plant.
- Of these, Dream, Titansoul, Control, Hoax, and Primordial Plant are the only ones that isn't an Aux. Seasonal Element.
The position the Monsters are in on their Dawn of Fire portraits are very similar between adult and young forms, with the exception of Shrubb, Barrb, and Incisaur.
- Young Shrubb's and adult Shrubb's portraits are different because the young Shrubb shows its hands as well as its head, with the adult Shrubb showing only its head.
- Young Barrb's and adult Barrb's portraits are different because young Barrb is facing to the left and adult Barrb is facing towards the right.
- Young Incisaur's and adult Incisaur's portraits are different because young Incisaur is facing to the right and adult Incisaur is facing to the left.
Young Clamble's Dawn of Fire portrait mistakenly has a hole in the bottom left.
All of the Epic Single-Elemental portraits are facing to the right.
When the Book of Monsters first came out, Rare Kazilleon's portrait was broken and used its Common counterpart's portrait instead. It was noticed weeks later and fixed.
There are multiple portraits that aren't unused but have oddities surrounding them:
- Before the 2.2.4 update, Kayna's portrait didn't actually exist since it wasn't available in any place where portraits can be seen.
- While adult Reedling in DOF has a pink nose, its portrait showed it having a black nose like its younger version when 1.18.0 first launched. This was later changed.
- The young Thumpies originally had noses until they were later removed for some reason. This change also applied to its portrait.
Portraits in the original game may also be unlocked by buying that Monster on Composer Island, or by joining a Tribe that has the Monster.