| “ | The PomPom grows brilliant pink plumes by eating only foods that are red. The pelt may grow to be very long. While dancing and emitting its strident cry, the PomPom is an arresting sight. | ” |
| — Monster Bio |
Description[]
PomPom is a Triple-Element Monster that is first unlocked on Air Island. It was added alongside Cybop, Scups, and Riff on September 12th, 2012, during version 1.0.2. It is best obtained by breeding two Monsters that have the combined Elements of Earth, Cold, and Air. By default, its breeding time is 12 hours long. As a Triple-Elemental, PomPom does not have a high Coin production. The Goal for placing your first PomPom rewards the player with 75,000 Coins (
). Additionally, placing a PomPom on Gold Island for the first time rewards the player with 2,000,000 Coins (
).
Song[]
Audio sample:
Voice actress: Maggie Park
PomPom's contribution to an Island's song is a high-spirited vocal cheer that adds to the melody, and differs by Island:
- Air Island — Hey Nana, Hey Nana, Hey Nana, Hey Na, Hey, Low!
- Earth Island — Yippee Yay, Yippee Yo, Yippee Yay Yippee Yay Yippee Yo Do.
- Gold Island — Yippitie Yay, Yippitie Yay, Yippitie Yay; Yippitie Yay, Yippitie Yay, Yippitie Yo / Yo yo yo yo nana, yo yo yo yo yay.
- Shugabush Island - Gimmie Wop, Gimmie Wop, Gimmie Wop Gimmie Wop Gimmie Wop Wop.
- Composer Island - Hey! (in varying pitch)
- Tribal Island - Come on, let's go!
On Air Island, PomPom plays in the verse with Toe Jammer and Tweedle, and then in the parts with Yawstrich and Riff track 3.
On Earth Island, PomPom plays in the Tweedle verse and duets with Hoola.
On Gold Island, PomPom plays its first track Tweedle and Oaktopus, and then plays its second track at the very end with Cybop.
On Shugabush Island, PomPom does call and response with Shugavox near the beginning. It also plays in the verse before the percussion cuts out, along with Potbelly and Oaktopus.
On Tribal Island, PomPom plays small parts throughout most of the song. It duets with Congle.
On Mirror Air Island, PomPom plays in the verse with Yawstrich and at the end of the song with Riff track 3.
On Mirror Earth Island, PomPom plays its second track in the first verse of the song and stops playing when Reedling comes in. It plays its first track after Reedling cuts out. In the last verse of the song, it plays its second track again.
Breeding[]
PomPom can be bred using Monsters that combine to provide all the Elements of Air, Earth and Cold. Possible combinations:
![]() Drumpler |
+ | ![]() Tweedle |
![]() Pango |
+ | ![]() Noggin |
![]() Cybop |
+ | ![]() Mammott |
- Of these, Pango + Noggin is the best combination, as failing and breeding a Noggin lets you retry the combo almost instantly. Drumpler+Tweedle is a close second, because it has low average times in case of failure.
PomPom can also be bred in breeding failures. Some combinations that result in a PomPom in a breeding failure include:
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Rare PomPom |
(Best choice, 100% chance of a PomPom if Rare PomPom is unavailable)
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Riff |
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Quarrister |
(Good choice, 1% chance of a Reebro/Humbug)
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Noggin |
(Good choice, slight chance of PomPom, but Noggin takes 5 seconds)
On Shugabush Island, PomPom must either be purchased with Diamonds or teleported from a Natural Island once it reaches level 15.
There is one breeding combination on Shugabush Island if you already have a PomPom:
![]() Shugabush |
+ | ![]() PomPom |
(May result in a Shugabush or Shugitar. Can also result in an Epic Quibble or Epic Viveine if available)
Used in Breeding[]
| Breeding Combo | Result | Breeding Time (enhanced) |
Island(s) | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Toe Jammer |
= | ![]() Riff |
1d (18h) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Toe Jammer |
= | ![]() Rare Riff |
1d 6h 30m (22h 52m 30s) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Potbelly |
= | ![]() Quarrister |
1d (18h) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Potbelly |
= | ![]() Rare Quarrister |
1d 6h 30m (22h 52m 30s) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Riff |
= | ![]() Reebro |
1d 12h (1d 3h) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Riff |
= | ![]() Rare Reebro |
1d 21h 30m (1d 10h 7m 30s) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Quarrister |
= | ![]() Humbug |
1d 12h (1d 3h) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Quarrister |
= | ![]() Rare Humbug |
1d 21h 30m (1d 10h 7m 30s) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() T-Rox |
= | ![]() Rare Noggin |
6h (4h 30m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() T-Rox |
= | ![]() Rare Mammott |
6h (4h 30m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Congle |
= | ![]() Rare Mammott |
6h (4h 30m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Congle |
= | ![]() Rare Tweedle |
6h (4h 30m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Scups |
= | ![]() Rare Tweedle |
6h (4h 30m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Scups |
= | ![]() Rare Noggin |
6h (4h 30m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Clamble |
= | ![]() Rare Noggin |
6h (4h 30m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Clamble |
= | ![]() Rare Mammott |
6h (4h 30m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Thumpies |
= | ![]() Rare Tweedle |
6h (4h 30m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Thumpies |
= | ![]() Rare Mammott |
6h (4h 30m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Reedling |
= | ![]() Rare Tweedle |
6h (4h 30m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Reedling |
= | ![]() Rare Noggin |
6h (4h 30m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Dandidoo |
= | ![]() Epic Shrubb |
19h (14h 15m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Shrubb |
= | ![]() Epic Cybop |
23h (17h 15m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Maw |
= | ![]() Epic Scups |
1d 13h (1d 3h 45m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Quibble |
= | ![]() Epic Riff |
1d 15h (1d 5h 15m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Furcorn |
= | ![]() Epic Clamble |
21h (15h 45m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Fwog |
= | ![]() Epic Drumpler |
15h (11h 15m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Shugabush |
= | ![]() Epic Quibble |
21h (15h 45m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Pango |
= | ![]() Hoola |
1d 1h (18h 45m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Pango |
= | ![]() Rare Hoola |
1d 7h 45m (23h 48m 45s) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Shugabush |
= | ![]() Epic Viveine |
1d 8h 10m (1d 7m 30s) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Thumpies |
= | ![]() Hyehehe |
1d 4h (21h) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Thumpies |
= | ![]() Rare Hyehehe |
1d 11h (1d 2h 15m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | ![]() Shugabush |
= | ![]() Shugitar |
1d 11h (1d 2h 15m) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | Any other Monster | = | ![]() PomPom |
12h (9h) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | Any other Monster | = | ![]() Rare PomPom |
15h 30m (11h 37m 30s) |
|
![]() PomPom |
+ | Any other (non-Natural Quad) Monster | = | The other Monster | varies | |
![]() PomPom |
+ | Any other (non-Single, non-Natural Quad) Monster | = | Rare variant of the other Monster | varies | |
Likes[]
Every Monster has different things that they like. For every unique object that they like that's placed near the Monster, the Monster's happiness will increase by 25%. Placing more than one of the same liked item near a Monster won't increase its happiness by an additional amount. If there's a Unity Tree or a Primordial Monster of the same rarity on the Island, items don't need to be near the Monster. Below are the things liked by PomPom:

Dandidoo
(level 9)
(

Shugarock
(level 9)
(

Directions to Nowhere
(level 9)

Bottomless Pit
(level 18)

Toob
(level 10)
(
See the Likes page to view a complete list of all Monsters' likes.
Monsters Who Like It[]
The following Monster(s) will increase their happiness by 25% when being placed near PomPom or when PomPom and a Unity Tree are on the Island. These may or may not also be PomPom's likes as well:

Fwog
(

Dandidoo
(
Costumes[]
- Main article: Costumes
| Costume | Colossingum Availability | Cost |
|---|---|---|
![]() Pom-Mohawk |
Always available | 37,500 56,250 |
![]() Fantasy Wings |
Always available | 15 22 |
![]() On the Bleachers |
Limited Time | 25 37 |
![]() 'Borg Booties |
Weekly Quest | 30 45 |
![]() Fandemonium Uniform |
Fandemonium Series | 37,500 56,250 |
![]() Playground Moody |
Playground Series | 10 |
![]() Playground Candy Cane |
Playground Series | 15 |
![]() Offworld Outfit |
N/A | 25 |
![]() Homecoming Queen |
N/A | 25 |
![]() Not So Mid Summer |
N/A | 25 |
![]() Drop-Dead Gorg |
N/A | 25 |
Statistics[]
Earning Rate and Maximum Income[]
Earning rate is in Coins per minute and depends on Happiness % (Likes increase Happiness) and Monster Level. Each Monster also has a maximum amount of income it can hold at a time. Increasing the Monster's level also increases this limit.
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.
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More info can be found in the Feeding article.
Egg Consumption[]
- Main article: Zapping
While trying to breed other Monsters (particularly Monsters with a very low chance of breeding), the following Wublins, Celestials, and Vessels can be used to "dispose of" PomPom eggs immediately, instead of putting them into a Nursery and having that Nursery not be available. Note that doing this for Rare and Epic Wublins will cause the Wublin to stop producing currency and the eggs will not expire.
PomPom |
|
Note that Monster eggs can only be "disposed of" before awakening Wublins, Celestials, and Vessels; afterwards those Monsters will not accept any eggs. Also note that Monsters to which you have already disposed the number of PomPom eggs that it accepts, will no longer be available as a "recycle bin" for such eggs. Kayna's Vessel has no time limit, and its egg inventory cannot be reset. Awakened Celestials only accept eggs during their corresponding Celestial month.
Possible Monster Names[]
To see all possible names for PomPom, see Monster Names.
Gallery[]
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Concept Art[]
Merchandise[]
Parodies[]
Other[]
Notes[]
- PomPom's name comes from the pompoms it holds in its hands.
- PomPom's liking of red food is probably a reference to the South American bird Scarlet Ibis, which gets its bright red color from the red shrimps that compose its diet. The same is true of flamingos.
- PomPom was shown in the game My PomPom, released on November 12th, 2014.
- PomPom was the first Triple-Element Monster which can be brought to more than six Islands.
- Others now include Reedling (Fire Haven) and Congle (Fire Oasis).
- It is also the only Earth Element Monster that can teleport to Shugabush Island.
- Additionally, it is the only Natural Monster that can teleport to Shugabush Island that is not found on Cold Island.
- PomPom was the first ever Monster to speak English phrases.
- PomPom uses English words on Tribal Island ("Come on, let's go!"), rather than its normally obscure vocalizations on other Islands. In My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire, it uses English words on the Continent ("Hey, everybody, hey, let's go!") and on Cloud Island ("Shake it to the left, shake it to the right" etc.).
- Previously, it was unknown whether or not if PomPom's pompoms were attached to its hands, but this question was later answered by online sources. In this Facebook link, it shows a PomPom carrying a letter from Hoola, showing PomPom with a pompom as it holds the letter. However, in the game "My PomPom," the juggling mini-game shows PomPom with bare hands. However, during the Extra-Life 2021 Live Stream, Monster-Handler Matt confirmed that the pompoms are separate and that they have hands; which can be seen in the My Singing Monsters: Playground game.
- Additionally, the pompoms are actually cushions used to keep PomPoms warms while their eggs are incubating. Once PomPom is born, it repurposes these cushions.[1]
- PomPom is one of only two natural Triple-Elemental Monsters to sing. The other is Congle, though it only does so on Tribal Island.
- A group of PomPoms is called a squad, which makes sense given the fact that PomPom is based on a cheerleader.
- In the discontinued spin-off "Jammer Splash," PomPom is referred to with she/her in its avatar description, although all Monsters are canonically referred to with it/its. The same thing occured with Whisp and Dandidoo.
- PomPom was the first member of The Pomily to be added to the game.
- PomPom's favorite foods include red velvet cake, vegan pepperoni pizza, and Bulba fruit pie.
- The Bulba is a type of tree and berry from the Greatfruit Grove game.
- PomPom is the only mascot that cannot be first found on Plant Island, the very first Island in the game.
- In MSMPokeGamer's online video call with Dave Kerr and Maggie Park, Maggie Park, PomPom's voice actor, has stated that PomPom is her favorite Monster she has voiced.
- Similar to cheering, Maggie uses her "loudest outdoor shouting" voice to voice PomPom. In order to record for it or do it live with a mic, she either has to turn down the gain on the mic and/or step far away from it. Her husband, Dave Kerr, says that Maggie just uses her natural voice for PomPom.
- PomPom's third and fourth Tribal Island tracks have 40 beats when counting in 4/4 time, making them one of the few tracks with an amount of beats that is not a power of 2.
- PomPom is the only mascot to not get a Youtooz plush.
- Following the release of Fire Oasis, the Monster Handlers planned 4 more islands (now the Magical Islands) for Monsters of the Fire Element. Had these Fire Islands come to fruition, PomPom would have been the Triple Element Monster with the most appearances, at 7.
References[]
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