Plant Island

Island

Mirror

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

Plant Island

Map Pin
Icon
Empty Island
Obstacled Island
Awake Colossal
Wordmark
Backdrop

Main Elements

Other Elements

Release

Date

2012-09-04

Version

1.0.0

Statistics

Type	Available at
Natural	Level 1

Cost
Free / Starter

Colossal's Name
Grennitch

Special Monsters
Quad	Ethereal	Seasonal
Entbrat	Ghazt	Punkleton

Legendary	Mythical
Shugabush	G'joob

Epic Wubbox

Werdos
Tawkerr	Parlsona

Beds
Maximum Available	Full Collection	Full Song
180	144	62

Collection
Commons	Rares	Epics
28	18	18

Seasonals	Costumes
3	187

Related
Previous Island	Next Island
Composer Island	Cold Island

Mirror Version
Mirror Plant Island

Other Natural Islands
Cold Island	Air Island

Water Island

Earth Island

Song Information
140 BPM _{(Beats Per Minute)}	C minor	4/4 Compass

“	Plant Island is a serene, sleepy paradise. Lie back and let the whisper of nature fill your ears. Breathe deep, and savor the intoxicating fragrance of flowers in bloom. Things change a little when Monsters arrive: Plant Island gets noisy. You won't be doing much napping then!	”
	^{— In-game description}

About[]

Plant Island is the first island available to the player in My Singing Monsters. It is the first Natural Island and manifests the Plant Element . The island has a total of 67 Monsters and 187 Costumes. Monsters on this island can be placed on Gold Island or teleported to Shugabush Island, Seasonal Shanty, Ethereal Island, Mythical Island, or The Colossingum.

Song[]

Composer(s): Dave Kerr, Kristian Bush (), Sam Clark (), Tom Meikle (, )

Plant Island’s song plays at a speed of 140 beats per minute and plays in the key of C Minor. The song is also available to download via the My Singing Monsters Soundtrack.

Plant Island has an ambience consisting of birds chirping and heavy wind.

Official Plant Island Full Song

The Colossal's Song[]

Audio Sample:

The Colossal makes a low, mechanical drone noise that slowly builds up. This sound only occurs when The Colossal is awake, which can be done by placing the Coloss-Eye on Plant Island.

Chord Progressions[]

Pattern 1: Ab, Cm, Ab, Bb, Cm

Pattern 2: Cm, Eb, Abm, G

Pattern 3: Cm, Ab Eb, G⁷

Song Table[]

This is a chart that shows where each monster plays in the song. Each part is 16 beats long, meaning that one part is around 6.86 seconds long. The number next to each monster indicates which track is being played at each part.

Plant Island Song
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25	26
1		2				3		2				3
1		2				3		2				3		4*		1		3				4*
2		1				1		1				1
		1
		1				1		1				1
1		2						2												2
1				1						1						2		1		1
		1				1		1				1						1
		1
		1				3		1				3				2		3
		1									2				1			1	2						1
		1						1												1
				1						1								1
		1				2						2			3	4		2		5			6
						1		2				1						1		3			4
		1						1														2
1				1						1						1
		1						1												1
1						1						2						2						1
		1				2		1				2						2

*The Dipsters' 4th track is pretty much identical to their 3rd, the only difference being that Re does not play its final note in track 4. Also note that this extra track does not play on Mirror Plant Island.

Werdo Lyrics[]

Parlsona: "Every Monster knows... how the plants grow!

And every Monster cares!

And they know how they shape and they feed them!

And they keep them alive!

Let's watch plants grow! (X2)"

Both: "Everything here is alive! (X2)"

Tawkerr: "They sleep when it gets cold.

And the leaves turn, they turn red and they turn gold.

They need sunlight and water and earth and the air to keep them alive.

That's how plants grow! (X2)"

Both: "Everything here is alive! (X4)"

Parlsona: "A note becomes a chord, becomes a phrase, becomes... a melody!

And a note... becomes... a Monster!"

Both: "Everything here is alive! (X2)"

Both: "You plant a seed, it settles in... and then it bursts!

And then it splits, and makes a twin!

Then, there were more!

Look, across the landscape, and you'll find, it's just a bunch of plants! (Tawkerr echoing "a bunch of plants")"

Indigenous Monsters[]

The Monsters of Plant Island are of the Plant (), Earth (), Water (), Cold (), Plasma (), Electricity (), Legendary (), Spooktacle (), Mythical (), and Dipster () elements. Since Plant Island lacks the Air () Element, no Monster with that element can exist on it.

The list of indigenous Monsters is below with each Monster's class indicated in parenthesis.

Common[]


Monster	Level	Beds	Cost	Sells for	Element(s) (Class)
Potbelly	9	1	250	187	(Natural)
Noggin	1	1	300	225	(Natural)
Toe Jammer	4	1	250	187	(Natural)
Mammott	2	1	300	225	(Natural)
Shrubb	9	2	30	7,500	(Natural)
Oaktopus	9	2	30	7,500	(Natural)
Furcorn	9	2	30	7,500	(Natural)
Fwog	7	2	30	4,250	(Natural)
Drumpler	7	2	30	4,250	(Natural)
Maw	7	2	30	4,250	(Natural)
Pummel	9	3	50	16,000	(Natural)
Clamble	9	3	50	16,000	(Natural)
Bowgart	9	3	50	16,000	(Natural)
T-Rox	7	3	50	14,000	(Natural)
Entbrat	9	4	150	100,000	(Natural)
Ghazt	9	5	1,000	750,000	(Ethereal)
Wubbox	20	6	75,000,000	56,250,000	(Supernatural)
Shugabush	9	2	200	150,000	(Legendary)
Tawkerr	8	1	100	1,000,000	(Legendary)
Parlsona	8	1	100	1,000,000	(Legendary)
Punkleton	9	1	225	168,750	(Seasonal)
G'joob	9	3	225	168,750	(Mythical)
Dipsters	10	0	1	7,500	(Dipster)

Rare[]


Monster	Level	Beds	Cost	Sells for	Element(s) (Class)
Rare Potbelly	9	1	75	56,250	(Rare (Natural))
Rare Noggin	4	1	75	56,250	(Rare (Natural))
Rare Toe Jammer	4	1	75	56,250	(Rare (Natural))
Rare Mammott	4	1	75	56,250	(Rare (Natural))
Rare Shrubb	9	2	40	30,000	(Rare (Natural))
Rare Oaktopus	9	2	40	30,000	(Rare (Natural))
Rare Furcorn	9	2	40	30,000	(Rare (Natural))
Rare Fwog	7	2	40	30,000	(Rare (Natural))
Rare Drumpler	7	2	40	30,000	(Rare (Natural))
Rare Maw	7	2	40	30,000	(Rare (Natural))
Rare Pummel	7	3	65	48,750	(Rare (Natural))
Rare Clamble	9	3	65	48,750	(Rare (Natural))
Rare Bowgart	9	3	65	48,750	(Rare (Natural))
Rare T-Rox	7	3	65	48,750	(Rare (Natural))
Rare Entbrat	9	4	200	150,000	(Rare (Natural))
Rare Ghazt	9	5	1,500	1,125,000	(Rare (Ethereal))
Rare Wubbox	20	1	1	750,000	(Rare (Supernatural))
Rare Punkleton	9	1	500	375,000	(Rare (Seasonal))
Rare G'joob	9	3	500	375,000	(Rare (Mythical))

Epic[]


Monster	Level	Beds	Cost	Sells for	Element(s) (Class)
Epic Potbelly	9	1	250	187,500	(Epic (Natural))
Epic Noggin	4	1	250	187,500	(Epic (Natural))
Epic Toe Jammer	4	1	250	187,500	(Epic (Natural))
Epic Mammott	9	1	250	187,500	(Epic (Natural))
Epic Shrubb	9	2	150	112,500	(Epic (Natural))
Epic Oaktopus	9	2	150	112,500	(Epic (Natural))
Epic Furcorn	7	2	150	112,500	(Epic (Natural))
Epic Fwog	7	2	150	112,500	(Epic (Natural))
Epic Drumpler	7	2	150	112,500	(Epic (Natural))
Epic Maw	7	2	150	112,500	(Epic (Natural))
Epic Pummel	9	3	500	375,000	(Epic (Natural))
Epic Clamble	9	3	500	375,000	(Epic (Natural))
Epic Bowgart	9	3	500	375,000	(Epic (Natural))
Epic T-Rox	9	3	500	375,000	(Epic (Natural))
Epic Entbrat	9	4	750	562,500	(Epic (Natural))
Epic Ghazt	9	5	2,250	1,687,500	(Epic (Ethereal))
Epic Wubbox	20	10	1	3,490,000	(Epic (Supernatural))
Epic Punkleton	9	1	1,000	750,000	(Epic (Seasonal))
Epic G'joob	9	3	1,000	750,000	(Epic (Mythical))

Breeding[]

Breeding on Plant Island is relatively simple, requiring two Monsters with the target Monsters elements. Multiple combinations can obtain the same Monster, so for simplicity, only one combination will be listed per Monster. Other combinations can be found on that Monster's page.

Common[]

Single Element Monsters cannot be bred and must be bought from the Market. Doubles are bred with two Singles, Triples are bred with a Single and a Double, and Quads can be bred with two Doubles or a Triple and a Single, with the latter being more effective.


Breeding Combo			Result		Breeding Time
Potbelly	+	Noggin	=	Shrubb	8h 6h
Potbelly	+	Toe Jammer	=	Oaktopus	8h 6h
Potbelly	+	Mammott	=	Furcorn	8h 6h
Noggin	+	Toe Jammer	=	Fwog	30m 22m 30s
Noggin	+	Mammott	=	Drumpler	30m 22m 30s
Toe Jammer	+	Mammott	=	Maw	30m 22m 30s
Oaktopus	+	Noggin	=	Pummel	12h 9h
Furcorn	+	Noggin	=	Clamble	12h 9h
Furcorn	+	Toe Jammer	=	Bowgart	12h 9h
Maw	+	Noggin	=	T-Rox	8h 6h
Bowgart	+	Noggin	=	Entbrat	1d 18h

Rare[]

Only Rare Single Element Monsters have different combinations than their Common variant. They are bred with two different Triples that share the same element as the Rare Single. They are only available during select times.


Breeding Combo			Result		Breeding Time
Any Plant Triple	+	Any Plant Triple	=	Rare Potbelly	6h 4h 30m
Any Earth Triple	+	Any Earth Triple	=	Rare Noggin	6h 4h 30m
Any Water Triple	+	Any Water Triple	=	Rare Toe Jammer	6h 4h 30m
Any Cold Triple	+	Any Cold Triple	=	Rare Mammott	6h 4h 30m

Epic[]

Only available for select times, they are much harder to get than Commons or Rares, and have special breeding combinations that do not follow consistent patterns.


Breeding Combo			Result		Breeding Time
Entbrat	+	Shrubb	=	Epic Potbelly	9h 6h 45m
Entbrat	+	Fwog	=	Epic Noggin	1h 45m
Entbrat	+	Oaktopus	=	Epic Toe Jammer	3h 2h 15m
Entbrat	+	Furcorn	=	Epic Mammott	5h 3h 45m
T-Rox	+	Oaktopus	=	Epic Shrubb	19h 14h 15m
Bowgart	+	Shrubb	=	Epic Oaktopus	1d 7h 23h 15m
Clamble	+	Fwog	=	Epic Furcorn	17h 12h 45m
Pummel	+	Furcorn	=	Epic Fwog	7h 5h 15m
Clamble	+	Maw	=	Epic Drumpler	15h 11h 15m
Bowgart	+	Drumpler	=	Epic Maw	13h 9h 45m
Bowgart	+	Fwog	=	Epic Pummel	1d 7h 23h 15m
Pummel	+	Maw	=	Epic Clamble	21h 15h 45m
Clamble	+	Oaktopus	=	Epic Bowgart	1d 5h 21h 45m
Pummel	+	Drumpler	=	Epic T-Rox	19h 14h 15m
T-Rox	+	Shrubb	=	Epic Entbrat	1d 21h 1d 9h 45m

Special[]

Breedable Monsters that are not in the main selection of Monsters have special breeding combinations as well as special combinations for the Epics as well. Ethereals and Mythicals are particularly hard to breed. Seasonals are only available during their respective Seasonal Event, or during other promotions where they are available.


Breeding Combo			Result		Breeding Time
Entbrat	+	Any Triple	=	Ghazt	1d 12h 1d 3h
T-Rox	+	Furcorn	=	Epic Ghazt	1d 6h 22h 30m
Bowgart	+	Clamble	=	Shugabush	1d 11h 1d 2h 15m
Bowgart	+	T-Rox	=	Punkleton	18h 13h 30m
Entbrat	+	Drumpler	=	Epic Punkleton	1d 7h 10m 23h 22m 30s
Pummel	+	T-Rox	=	G'joob	18h 13h 30m
Entbrat	+	Maw	=	Epic G'joob	1d 9h 10m 1d 52m 30s

Special Features[]

Obstacles[]

Removing the rocks and trees from the island earns the player Experience () and it opens up space to place more Monsters, Decorations, or Structures. Removed obstacles are not gone permanently; they can be bought back with Diamonds () under the decorations section in the Market. In total, it costs 222,800 to remove all obstacles from the island. Obstacles also change appearance depending on if you are using a skin or not. They also change during Seasonal Events.


Obstacles

Small Tree Cost: 1 Removal: 100 Time: 20 seconds	Medium Tree Cost: 3 Removal: 1,000 Time: 2 hours	Big Tree Cost: 5 Removal: 2,500 Time: 4 hours	Small Rock Cost: 2 Removal: 500 Time: 10 minutes	Medium Rock Cost: 5 Removal: 10,000 Time: 8 hours	Big Rock Cost: 10 Removal: 15,000 Time: 12 hours
Seasonal Obstacles

Small Spooktacle Tree Cost: 2	Medium Spooktacle Tree Cost: 6	Big Spooktacle Tree Cost: 10	Small Spooktacle Rock Cost: 4	Medium Spooktacle Rock Cost: 10	Big Spooktacle Rock Cost: 20
Titan Skin Obstacles

Small Vegetable Tree Cost: 1	Medium Vegetable Tree Cost: 3	Big Vegetable Tree Cost: 5	Small Vegetable Rock Cost: 2	Medium Vegetable Rock Cost: 5	Big Vegetable Rock Cost: 10

Decorations and Structures[]

There are many Decorations and Structures unique to Plant Island. Most notably Paths, a special type of Decoration that can be placed under different objects.


Paths

Leafstrewn Path Cost: 50 Sells for: 37 Level: 5	Worndown Path Cost: 50 Sells for: 37 Level: 5	Mossy Bubblerite Path Cost: 250 Sells for: 187 Level: 6	Bubblerite Path Cost: 250 Sells for: 187 Level: 6	Inverdigus Sprig Cost: 1,000 Sells for: 750 Level: 8	Checkered Bubblerite Path Cost: 1,000 Sells for: 750 Level: 9


Blue Flower Path Cost: 1,000 Sells for: 75 Level: 10	Inverdigus Path Cost: 7,500 Sells for: 5,625 Level: 11	Moshroom Path Cost: 7,500 Sells for: 5,625 Level: 12	Triplank Path Cost: 10,000 Sells for: 7,500 Level: 13	Treecookie Path Cost: 1 Sells for: 10,000 Level: 14
Other Decorations/Structures

Wishing Torch Cost: 10,000 Sells for: 7,500 XP: 2,500 Level: 12		Star Rock Cost: 300 Sells for: 0 XP: 15,000 Level: 12		Coloss-Eye Cost: Free Level: 7

Seasonal Event[]

During Spooktacle, Plant Island, along with its Obstacles, changes to match the event. Punkleton and its variants become available, along with Spooktacle Costumes. The Island Skin can be bought for 1,250 Diamonds () or $4.99 to keep the appearance year round. Once the skin is purchased, special boosts will be applied to the Island, regardless of whether or not the skin is equipped. These include 10% faster baking and 10% faster breeding. The skin was released on October 18th, 2023, during version 4.1.0. Below is its in-game description.

“

Monsters are the things that go bump in the night (though they're usually napping), so it's no surprise that many embrace the spooktacular stylings of Spooktacle! You don't have to be out of your gourd to find glee in a Smunk-o-Lantern's glow, or bliss in the bubbles of a cauldron. For Monsters in the Spooktacle spirit, there ain't no rest for the wicked! This Plant Island Skin will showcase the spooktacular décor of Spooktacle year-round.

”

Gallery[]

Titan Skin[]

Vegetable Medley can be bought for 2,500 Diamonds () or $9.99. Once purchased, it can be toggled on or off. It will also provide some boosts which will apply even if the skin is not equipped. These boosts include 15% faster coin production, 10% faster incubation, and a doubled Wishing Torch effect. It was released on August 12th, 2019, during version 2.3.1. Below is its in-game description.

“

Lettuce bask in the bounty of the harvest with this lush Skin for Plant Island, featuring the Harvherd Titan! With so many succulent fruits and veggies growing free, we simply carrot believe any Monster wouldn't turnip to enjoy a healthy snack. It's so radishing, it makes our hearts skip a beet! ...Okay, we get it, puns are sort of corny.

”

Gallery[]

Castle[]

Main article: Castle

To be placed on an island, each Monster requires a specific number of beds. For Natural Monsters, this is equal to the number of elements that Monster represents. Ethereal, Supernatural, Legendary, Seasonal, and Mythical Monsters each have varied bed requirements. Upgrade the Castle to unlock more beds.

Sound[]

The Castle also contributes to Plant Island's song. It makes a bass sound.

Castles[]


Castle	Cost	Time	XP	Beds
Basic Castle	Free	N/A	N/A	5
Modest Castle	500	20s	375	10
Comfortable Castle	3,000	1h	750	18
Spacious Castle	15,000	4h	3,750	28
Luxurious Castle	30,000	6h	7,500	40
Extravagant Castle	20	8h	14,000	60
Paradise Castle	40	16h	28,000	90
Vegidian Castle	80	1d	56,000	120
Polished Vegidian Castle	160	1d 8h	112,000	150
Carved Vegidian Castle	320	1d 16h	224,000	180

Strategy[]

While the song of the Island is crucial, users may also want to use some of these numbers to help with planning which monsters to feed first and make 100% happy first, as well as plan frequency of coin collection. The numbers below are as follows:

Rate	Rate of income per bed at level 15 and at 100% happy
Max	Maximum income per bed at level 15
Time	Time to maximum income at level 15 and at 100% happy (shown as Hours : Minutes : Seconds)

It should be noted that Rate is halved and Time is doubled for 0% happy.


Monster	Rate	Max	Time
Potbelly	72	216	3:00
Noggin	96	216	2:15
Toe Jammer	48	360	7:30
Mammott	72	360	5:00
Shrubb	72	720	10:00
Oaktopus	60	1,880	30:00
Furcorn	60	1,350	22:30
Fwog	60	1,350	22:30
Drumpler	72	1,080	15:30
Maw	48	1,800	37:30
Pummel	64	7,488	1:57:00
Clamble	64	7,488	1:48:00
Bowgart	56	7,560	2:15:00
T-Rox	64	8,640	2:15:00
Entbrat	72	33,696	7:48:00
Ghazt	67.2	57,600	14:17:00
Wubbox	60	86,400	1:00:00:00
Shugabush	145	22,471	2:35:40
Tawkerr	392	352,800	15:00:00
Parlsona	392	352,800	15:00:00
Punkleton	192	22,464	1:57:00
G'joob	56	11,424	3:24:00
Dipsters	120 (No Beds)	16,200 (No Beds)	2:15:00
Rare Potbelly	90	2,880	32:00
Rare Noggin	120	2,880	24:00
Rare Toe Jammer	60	2,880	48:00
Rare Mammott	90	2,880	32:00
Rare Shrubb	90	900	10:00
Rare Oaktopus	75	2,250	30:00
Rare Furcorn	75	1,687.5	22:30
Rare Fwog	75	1,687.5	22:30
Rare Drumpler	90	1,350	15:00
Rare Maw	60	2,250	37:30
Rare Pummel	80	9,360	1:57:00
Rare Clamble	90	9,360	1:44:00
Rare Bowgart	70	9,450	2:15:00
Rare T-Rox	80	10,800	2:15:00
Rare Entbrat	90	42,120	7:48:00
Rare Ghazt	84	72,000	14:17:09
Rare Wubbox	450	648,000	1:00:00:00
Rare Punkleton	240	28,080	1:57:00
Rare G'joob	72	14,292	3:18:36
Epic Potbelly	144	4,320	30:00
Epic Noggin	108	7,200	1:06:40
Epic Toe Jammer	72	7,200	1:40:00
Epic Mammott	108	4,320	40:00
Epic Shrubb	108	2,880	00:26:00
Epic Oaktopus	90	7,200	1:20:00
Epic Furcorn	90	5,400	1:00:00
Epic Fwog	90	5,400	1:00:00
Epic Drumpler	108	4,320	40:00
Epic Maw	72	7,200	1:40:00
Epic Pummel	96	14,976	2:36:00
Epic Clamble	108	14,976	2:18:39
Epic Bowgart	85	15,120	3:00:00
Epic T-Rox	96	17,280	3:00:00
Epic Entbrat	108	50,544	7:48:00
Epic Ghazt	98.8	86,476	14:00:00
Epic Wubbox	45.4	77,827.9	1:04:34:16
Epic Punkleton	278	33,724	2:01:18
Epic G'joob	88	17,151	03:14:53

Version History[]


Date	Added Monster(s)	Version	Updates song?
September 4th, 2012		1.0.0
October 23rd, 2012		1.0.4
May 9th, 2013		1.1.6
June 16th, 2013		1.1.6
July 29th, 2013		1.1.7
October 10th, 2014		1.3.0
October 24th, 2014		1.3.0
November 7th, 2014		1.3.0
November 27th, 2014		1.3.0
December 12th, 2014		1.3.1
January 2nd, 2015		1.3.1
January 23rd, 2015		1.3.1
February 20th, 2015		1.3.2
April 10th, 2015		1.3.3
May 22nd, 2015		1.3.3
June 19th, 2015		1.3.4
July 6th, 2015		1.3.4
July 13th, 2015		1.3.4
July 20th, 2015		1.3.4
August 5th, 2015		1.3.4
December 10th, 2015		1.3.7
April 22nd, 2016		1.4.0
July 1st, 2016		1.4.2
October 15th, 2016		2.0.0
March 14th, 2017		2.0.4
September 5th, 2018		2.2.2
September 12th, 2018		2.2.2
September 19th, 2018		2.2.2
September 26th, 2018		2.2.2
November 7th, 2018		2.2.3
December 12th, 2018		2.2.5
February 6th, 2019		2.2.6
March 6th, 2019		2.2.6
May 8th, 2019		2.2.8
September 4th, 2019		2.3.2
October 9th, 2019		2.3.2
October 30th, 2019		2.3.3
November 13th, 2019		2.3.3
January 15th, 2020		2.3.5
February 5th, 2020		2.3.7
February 10th, 2021		3.0.4 (220)
September 22nd, 2021		3.3.0 (256)
October 12th, 2022		3.7.1
(Coloss-Eye) December 14th, 2022 (Earliest obtainable date of the Coloss-Eye Activated was January 14th, 2023)		3.8.0
September 4th, 2024		4.4.0

Gallery[]

Notes[]

Version 1.0.4 of My Singing Monsters was released on October 23rd, which included the first celebration of Spooktacle.
Plant Island's full song is 2 minutes and 59 seconds long, which makes it the 2nd longest song in the original My Singing Monsters game, only barely being surpassed by Amber Island, which is 3 minutes long. This also makes Plant Island the 3rd longest song in the franchise after the Continent with a length of 3 minutes and 51 seconds and Amber Island.
Plant Island and Shugabush Island share the same ambience.
Plant Island is the only Natural Island in the game to not have a Monster that plays throughout the entire song.
- In fact, the only thing that does play throughout the entire Plant Island song is the Castle bass, possibly to make up for that.
- Wubbox is technically the only one to play though the whole song, as it not only plays a sound in its idle animation, but in every verse is a different Wubbox counterpart, whether it be Common, Rare, or Epic.
During the Spooktacle season, there seems to be a strange glow on the island's face. It is unknown what this glow is, or where it’s coming from.
This is the only island where Oaktopus sings the base line which its notes match the castle bass.
Initially, before the Werdos came out, Fwog used to transition after Mammott & Toe Jammer finished playing, and Clamble used to play on the part where Oaktopus originally first played.
The Official Soundtrack sounds are different from the in-game sounds.
- Drumpler's in-game sound is made out of Drumpler's only drumroll in the Official Soundtrack, which makes it seem "glitchy".
- Fwog's in-game sound is slightly different in pitch than its official sound.
- Potbelly's front head has a different voice in-game than it is in the official soundtrack.
- Maw's second sound for the official soundtrack does not exist in the game.
- The Castle is much louder in the Official Soundtrack.
According to Dave Kerr, Plant Island was first composed around December 2011.
In Version 3.8.1, there was a bug with the Colossal where, after going into the Market and then exiting the Market, even if the Colossal was awoken prior to entering the Market, the Colossal's eyes would be closed. This has since been fixed.
As of Version 3.9.2, if you do not have the Werdos or all the Wubboxes, there is a chance of Maw's first verse not playing at all, but Mammott's second verse still playing. When this happens, Clamble's second track plays before Rare Wubbox's verse, but stops its animation (but not its sound) when the verse begins. It does not play at the second time when Rare Wubbox plays its track.
As of Version 3.8.4, because of the reworked Colossal Conundra mechanics, if you completed the Plant Island Conundra before the update, you can have the Plant Island Colossal in a state where it still plays its sound, but the eyes are closed.
As of March 8, 2024, Plant Island's song has received 2 minor revisions since the Colossal, Grennitch, was added.
- The first revision was on Version 3.9.2, which extended Fwog's track. Originally, the audio file was ~6.86 seconds long and played 3 times in a row. Since this update, the audio file was made 4 times as long, containing the original audio 3 times in a row, with some extra blank space before and after.
  - Prior to Version 2.0.4, Fwog's track played 4 times in a row, which was changed when the Werdos were added.
- The second revision was on Version 3.9.4, which cleaned up the Dipsters' tracks. Originally, seemingly random notes would be cut off and only last a quarter of the other notes. This was fixed in this update, making it so that nearly all the Dipsters' notes were played for the same length. A few were missed, however.
As of January 28th, 2025, the maximum amount of currency that can be produced is theoretically 1,815,120 /hour using 36 Epic Ghazts and 70 Dipsters.