- This is the main article for Party Island. For the category, see Category:Party Island.
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| “ | Come on over here! | ” |
| — Kayna, Furcorn, and PomPom (the latter in the Party Island trailer only) |
| “ | Party Island is perfectly suited for social gatherings and musical mischief. Nestled atop an affable leviathan drifting along the surface of the living ocean, it must feel at least a little weird living on top of the head of another creature. The Monsters say it takes some getting used to. | ” |
| — In-game description |
About[]
Party Island (
) is an Outer Island in Dawn of Fire that contains only the adult versions of certain Monsters. Out of the four Outer Islands, Party Island has the lowest level restriction, Level 5, for monster teleportation. Young Monsters from the Continent can be placed in the Teleporter under the Party Island heading once they reach level 5. As the young monster teleports to Party Island, it transforms into its adult version. There are currently 17 unique Monsters that can be teleported to Party Island, and 102 different Prismatic variants.
Description[]
Above the ocean, Party Island can be seen with its many cliffs, encompassed by 8 platforms: one significantly large one, surrounded by seven other platforms to it's side. The floors of the upper platforms appear to have cyan-colored grass while the large platform is a mixture of cyan grass and a bare tan. The other platforms also have brown edges while that of the large platform is maroon. The edges of the upper platforms contain green vine-like objects that support multiple balloons and pennant banners. Stars and confetti are also strewn across all of Party Island's platforms.
A creature, called a Glubpole (Glubber + Tadpole) can be seen below the front platform which supports the entire island, just as the islands in MSM are supported by Colossals. What can be seen of it is dark-brown, and it has navy blue eyelids. On its forehead lies a star along with six red specks right above it. Most importantly, on the sides of the platforms, cannons are noticeable, which occasionally shoot arrays of confetti into the sky that slowly dissipate into the air, resembling a "party."
Indigenous Monsters[]
The Monsters of Party Island, like the rest of the Outer Islands, are of the Natural Elements: Plant, Cold, Air, Water, Earth, and Fire.
The list of indigenous monsters is below with each Monster's class indicated in parenthesis.
| Monster | Level Available | Cost | Time | Reward | Max Income | Element(s) |
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 Potbelly |
7 | 200 
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5 minutes | 2 
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432
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 (Natural)
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 Noggin |
1 |  (Natural)
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 Mammott |
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 Kayna |
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 Quibble |
9 | 300
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672
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 Shrubb |
7 | (Natural)
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 Oaktopus |
(Natural)
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 Furcorn |
(Natural)
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 Stogg |
1 | (Natural)
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 Maw |
5 | (Natural)
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 Scups |
9 | 400
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912
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(Natural)
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 PomPom |
(Natural)
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 T-Rox |
5 | (Natural)
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 Ziggurab |
3 | (Natural)
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 Quarrister |
9 | 400
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1,152
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(Natural)
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 Edamimi |
7 | (Natural)
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 Candelavra |
9 | 600
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1,392
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   (Natural)
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Note: Before Version 2.0.0 only one of each type of Monster on Party Island was able to produce Coins. In other words, if a Kayna was already on Party Island and then a second Kayna was teleported, only the first would produce Coins. Therefore, the maximum amount of Coins that could be produced on Party Island at a given time was 1,800 . This limit has been removed, and duplicate Monsters now also produce Coins.
Song[]
Composer(s): Dave Kerr
The Party Island song is in the key of C Major, and it plays at approximately 160 (80) beats per minute.
Song Table[]
This is a chart that shows where each Monster plays in the song. Each part is 16 beats long at 80 beats per minute. The number next to each Monster indicates which track is being played at each part.
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Version History[]
| Date | Added Monster(s) | Version | Updates song? |
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| October 12th, 2016 |           
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1.8.0 |  |
| November 29th, 2016 | 
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1.9.0 | |
| April 19th, 2017 | 
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1.11.0 | |
| June 15th, 2017 | 
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1.12.0 | |
| August 16th, 2017 | 
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1.13.0 | |
| November 30th, 2017 | 
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1.15.0 | |
| December 12th, 2018 | 
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1.18.0 | |
| December 12th, 2019 |   
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2.0.0 |  |
| February 12th, 2020 |   
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2.1.0 | |
| February 28th, 2020 |   
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2.1.0 | |
| March 11th, 2020 |   
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2.1.0 | |
| March 26th, 2020 |   
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2.2.0 | |
| April 23rd, 2020 |   
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2.2.0 | |
| May 6th, 2020 |   
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2.3.0 | |
| June 4th, 2020 |   
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2.3.1 | |
| July 16th, 2020 |   
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2.3.2 | |
| September 4th, 2020 |   
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2.4.0 | |
| December 16th, 2020 |   
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2.6.0 | |
| February 3rd, 2021 |   
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2.6.2 | |
| May 19th, 2021 |   
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2.6.2 | |
| July 15th, 2021 |   
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2.7.0 | |
| August 11th, 2021 |   
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2.7.0 | |
| September 3rd, 2021 |   
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2.7.1 | |
| September 8th, 2022 |   
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2.9.0 | |
Gallery[]
Notes[]
- Party Island did not come with the original Dawn of Fire launch. Instead, it was released with the Version 1.8.0 Update, which coincided with the one-year anniversary of the game. As such, Party Island is the first and only additional Outer Island to be released after the game's original launch.
- Party Island is also the first and only Outer Island to have a set teleportation time: five minutes. This makes the island rather easy to populate for new players since the teleportation time does not increase as the Monster's elemental number increases.
- Each Outer Island in Dawn of Fire has an associated Magical Island that takes the place of them in the present, residing in the same location. The Magical Island associated with Party Island is Light Island.
- The Titan of Light Island, Phosphora, isn't stationary however, and is known to move across the Monster World following the Aurora Monstralis. This is a nod to how Party Island also moved across the Living Ocean due to the Glubpole. The Glubpole itself would also later grow up to become the Glubber in the Glubber Lagoon Island skin from the original game.
- Coincidentally, Kayna, Mammott, Potbelly, & Furcorn all inherit both of these Islands in the original game.
- In Following the Trail Part 1, Oaktopus' book mentions the remains of a giant creature called a "Glubber" with rocks on its head that had structures resembling balloons and confetti, referring to Party Island.
- Party Island was first teased on social media on October 4th, 2016.
- Kayna and Furcorn speak in English on Party Island, making this the first time that either of them has ever spoken across the entire franchise (excluding the now-defunct Furcorn’s Jelly Dreams where Furcorn spoke). They both sing "Come on over here!"
- According to Maggie Park the lyrics "Come on," like on Tribal Island and the Continent, is "an invitation because we want people to join us, and it's an invitation to participate and to come along for the ride.”
- The description of Party Island mentions that the Monsters feel weird living on top of the head of another creature. This would be the first time that Monsters in Dawn of Fire have sung on top of a living creature. It would also foreshadow how most islands in My Singing Monsters would take place on the heads of Colossals and Titans.
- Party Island has one of the fastest tempos of any song, at 160 BPM. It shares this record with Light Island, Bone Island and Starhenge.
- Strangely, the Double-Element Monsters on Party Island have the same buying price as they do on the Continent.
- Party Island currently has the lowest roster of any Outer Island, with 17 Monsters.
- Prior to PongPing's release, Cave Island had the least Monsters.
- The Version 1.11 login screen shows that Party Island is extremely close to the Continent. This would explain the shorter teleportation time.
- Ziggurab plays throughout the whole song and is the only monster to do that.
- Party Island has the least amount of Quad-Element Monsters out of any Outer Island, only having two (those being Edamimi and Quarrister).
- Party Island ALSO has the least amount of Quint-Element Monsters out of any Outer Island. It only has one Quint (Candelavra) while every other Outer Island has two (Candelavra and Bowhead on Space Island, Drummidary and Tuskski on Cloud Island, and Mimic and Gnarls on Cave Island). This also means that Party Island is the only Outer Island without an exclusive Quint, as Candelavra can also go to Space Island.
- Party Island is associated with the Ocean's Tears, Growing Green, and Core Aflame constellations.
- Party Island was the first Outer Island to get all of its Prismatic forms, with the last Party Island Prismatic being Prismatic Quibble in 2022.
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