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The Prism Gate is a portal to a world of colorful possibilities. What awaits beyond its shimmering edges? Only the otherworldly Prismatic Monsters who return forever changed can tell.
In-game description

The Prism Gate is a structure in Dawn of Fire, added in 2.0.0. It works similarly to the Wondermine where you send monsters in/to it. However, when the monsters come back they have a chance of transforming into a 'Prismatic Monster'. Prismatic Monsters are similar to Rares and Epics, in which they have the same sound and motions as their common counterpart, but have different designs.

There are six different kinds of Prismatic Monster colors: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, and Purple.

The Prism Gate has also been confirmed to be the home dimension of the Glowbes, and by extension, Whiz-bang and the Optiglowbe, as first mentioned on the 58th episode of My Singing Monsters Live.

Using the Prism Gate[]

To increase your chances of getting a specific colored variant, you must use Prisments. Using a specific color of Prisment will as said, increase the probability of getting a Prismatic Monster with that color. Prisments can be obtained from the Wondermine, or brought back after a monster travels to the Prism Gate.

When using specific Prisments to power up the Prism Gate, the chance for getting that particular monster is increased by 1%. You can use more Prisments than you have, purchasing the difference with Diamonds. The amount of Diamonds needed to replace any color of Prisment is the same for all colors: 2.75 Diamonds (Dawn of Fire) per Prisment, rounded up. However, when using Prisments the only possible outcomes are the color of the Prisment and the Monsters current form before entering the Prism Gate. A Prismatic Monster cannot be sent into the Prism Gate with Prisments the same color as itself.

Additionally, the chance of getting a specific colored Prismatic can also be further increased through the use of specific Crystals on each Outer Island alongside Prisments. They are Confettite on Party Island, Nebulox on Space Island, Aurorium on Cloud Island, and Quarritz on Cave Island. Each of these crystals has a random chance of being obtained when using the Prism Gate on its respective Outer Island and can be used to increase the chance of getting a specific colored Prismatic. These crystals, like Vegidian, Frozium, Skylite, Aquanine, and Stonyx, can be polished and carved using a Jeweler. Unlike the other crystals however, polishing and carving these crystals increases their effectiveness of getting a desired colored Prismatic when used with Prisments of the same color. Raw crystals increase the chance by 5% each and cost 75Diamonds (Dawn of Fire) to replace, polished crystals increase the chance by 15% each and cost 150Diamonds (Dawn of Fire) to replace, and carved crystals increase the chance by 60% each and cost 225Diamonds (Dawn of Fire) to replace.

Prismatic Monsters[]

Monster Island(s) Release Dates
Furcorn Party, Space 12th December 2019
Toe Jammer Space 25th December 2019
Tweedle Cloud 30th January 2020
Potbelly Party, Space 12th February 2020
Mammott Party, Cave 28th February 2020
Noggin Party, Space 11th March 2020
T-Rox Party 26th March 2020
Thumpies Cave 9th April 2020
Shrubb Party 23rd April 2020
Kayna Party, Cave 6th May 2020
Dandidoo Cloud 21st May 2020
Stogg Party, Space 4th June 2020
Spunge Space 19th June 2020
Glowl Cave 2nd July 2020
PomPom Party, Space, Cloud 16th July 2020
Entbrat Cloud 20th August 2020
Ziggurab Party, Cloud 4th September 2020
Flowah Space, Cave 11th September 2020
Krillby Cloud, Cave 18th September 2020
Floogull Cave 25th September 2020
Cybop Space 30th September 2020
Drumpler
Repatillo
Candelavra Party, Space 16th December 2020
Boskus Cloud 21st January 2021
Quarrister Party 3rd February 2021
Sooza Space 4th March 2021
Shellbeat Cloud, Cave 24th March 2021
Whaddle Cloud 21st April 2021
Clamble Space 5th May 2021
Maw Party 19th May 2021
Thrumble Cloud 2nd June 2021
Bowgart Space, Cave 17th June 2021
Edamimi Party 15th July 2021
Fwog Cave 28th July 2021
Oaktopus Party, Cloud 11th August 2021
Scups Party 3rd September 2021
Congle Space 10th September 2021
Pango Cloud 17th September 2021
Yelmut Cave 24th September 2021
Reedling Cloud 20th October 2021
Bisonorus Cave 17th November 2021
Barrb Cave 15th December 2021
Deedge Space 19th January 2022
Phangler Cloud 23rd February 2022
Rootitoot Space 23rd March 2022
Quibble Party, Cave 8th September 2022
Tiawa Cloud 22nd September 2022
Tring Space 16th November 2022
Riff Cave 26th January 2023
Woolabee Cloud 15th March 2023
Drummidary Cloud 24th May 2023
Flum Ox Cloud 5th July 2023
Pummel Space 13th September 2023
Wynq Cave 27th September 2023
Incisaur Cloud 25th October 2023
Sneyser Space, Cloud 22nd November 2023
PongPing Cave 10th January 2024
Tuskski Cloud 17th July 2024
Bowhead Space 11th September 2024
Gnarls Cave 25th September 2024
Mimic Cave Upcoming

Above is a table of debuts for each Prismatic Monster. However, the Prism Gate only becomes open to all available types of monsters for a limited time. Once the Prism Gate expires, it will no longer accept new monsters from entering the Prism Gate, but it will still allow monsters to exit from it.

Gallery[]

In-Game[]

Other[]

Notes[]

  • According to Monster Handler Matt in the January 2022 Handler Hangout, the Prism Gate became "ambitious" over time, "gobbling up unsuspecting Monsters", though not in a malicious way.
  • The Prism Gate was responsible for engulfing the Outer Islands, explaining why these Islands aren't present in the contemporary era. This was revealed in the "Mirror-Gazing and Soul-Searching" trailer.
  • When attempting to place a Monster on the Prism Gate, grid spaces appear, showing that the Prism Gate takes up a 3x3 grid space.


Structures (Dawn of Fire)
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