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Prismatic Monsters

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Prismatic Monsters (or Prismatics) are a class of Monsters exclusive to the game My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire. They are exclusively available on the Outer Islands. They are obtained by sending an adult Monster into the Prism Gate. Each Monster has six unique Prismatic forms, each based on six colors of the rainbow (Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, and Purple), with design differences between them. You can increase the chances of obtaining a specific color by putting one of the six different colored Prisments in. You cannot return a Prismatic Monster to its normal form. However, if you have a normal Monster and use a low amount of Prisments, the Monster will usually remain on its original form. You can also put a Prismatic Monster back into the Prism Gate to change its color.

Prismatic Wheel (Empty)

The colors of the Prismatic Monsters.

The rarity and change time for each Prismatic Monster seem to depend on what color the original Monster is.

  • The most common color (30%) is the opposite color (See color wheel).
  • The second most common color (25%) is the color next to the original color.
  • The third most common color (20%) is the other color next to the original color.
  • The fourth most common color (15%) is the original color of the Monster.
  • The fifth most common color (8%) is the color next to the opposite color.
  • The sixth most common color (2%) is the other color next to the opposite color.

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What happens when an adult Monster enters the Prism Gate in Dawn of Fire? toggle section
In Dawn of Fire, an adult Monster can transform into a Prismatic Monster upon entering the Prism Gate. This results in a vibrant redesign of the original creature. The Prism Gate operates similarly to the Wondermine, with monsters entering and returning altered. The transformation's cause remains uncertain, potentially linked to a chemical reaction or fluid within Glowbes and Optiglowbes.
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How many unique colorful forms does each Prismatic Monster have? toggle section
Every Prismatic Monster has six distinct colorful forms, corresponding to the rainbow's six colors: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, and Purple. The transformation into a Prismatic Monster occurs when a Monster enters the Prism Gate, taking on one of these prismatic colors. The color outcome can be swayed by using a Prisment of the desired color.
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What are the six colors a Prismatic Monster can have? toggle section
Prismatic Monsters in the game My Singing Monsters can exhibit six distinct colors: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, and Purple. These hues are reflective of the rainbow's colors. The transformation into a Prismatic Monster occurs when an adult Monster enters the Prism Gate. The likelihood of obtaining a particular color can be enhanced by utilizing a Prisment of the same color.
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How can one unlock the rest of the Prismatic Monsters in Dawn of Fire? toggle section
To unlock more Prismatic Monsters in Dawn of Fire, use the Prism Gate. Enhance your odds of getting specific Prismatics with Prisments, obtainable from the Wondermine or via Monsters returning from the Prism Gate. Each Prismatic Monster has a unique color tint, including Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, or Purple. The Prismatic Furcorn variants were among the first introduced.
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What is the significance of the Prisment color in the Prismatic Monsters? toggle section
In My Singing Monsters, Prismatic Monsters possess a primary and an accent color, influenced by the Prisment used. The primary colors include Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, and Purple, each with a specific accent color. The transformation into a Prismatic Monster occurs when a Monster enters the Prism Gate, with the Prisment determining the color. This color change is irreversible.
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Prismatics[]

Monster Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Purple

Furcorn

Toe Jammer

Tweedle

Potbelly

Mammott

Noggin

T-Rox

Thumpies

Shrubb

Kayna

Dandidoo

Stogg

Spunge

Glowl

PomPom

Entbrat

Ziggurab

Flowah

Krillby

Floogull

Cybop

Repatillo

Drumpler

Candelavra

Boskus

Quarrister

Sooza

Shellbeat

Whaddle

Clamble

Maw

Thrumble

Bowgart

Edamimi

Fwog

Oaktopus

Scups

Congle

Pango

Yelmut

Reedling

Bisonorus

Barrb

Deedge

Phangler

Rootitoot

Quibble

Tiawa

Tring

Riff

Woolabee

Drummidary

Flum Ox

Pummel

Wynq

Incisaur

Sneyser

PongPing

Tuskski

Bowhead

Gnarls

Mimic

Availability[]

See Breeding Availability/DoF.

Gallery[]

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Monster Release Promotions[]

Other Promotions[]

Notes[]

  • Prismatics are similar to Rare and Epic Monsters from the original game. They sound the same as their non-Prismatic counterpart, they generate more Coins than their non-Prismatic counterpart, and are only available during limited-time events.
    • The rarer a specifically colored Prismatic is, the more Coins it can produce. For example, an Orange Prismatic Noggin (25%) does not produce Coins as quickly as a Purple Prismatic Noggin (8%).
  • Prismatic Furcorn and Prismatic Toe Jammer were the first two Prismatic Monsters released, and their skin material type seems to have been swapped. The Prismatic Furcorn's skin is liquid and the Prismatic Toe Jammer's skin is furry when the regular Furcorn's skin is furry and the regular Toe Jammer's skin is liquid.
  • Red Prismatic Furcorn and Green Prismatic Toe Jammer both have eyes that appear similar to the eyes on Psychic Island, while Purple Prismatic Tweedle has stigmata that appears similar to Faerie Island.
  • A few of the Prismatic variants make references to other games made by Big Blue Bubble.
    • Yellow and Purple Prismatic Thumpies include the MoSH and FwoOT Thumpie variants from the game Thumpies.
    • Prismatic Pummel's drum patterns come from the level icons in Thumpies.
    • Prismatic Riffs are inspired by Power Chord.
    • Prismatic Quibbles' designs are based off of Epic Quibble from the original My Singing Monsters game.
  • Prismatic Monsters come from the same realm as the Glowbes.
  • Red Prismatic Mammott's crystals floating above it spell music.
  • If the non-Prismatic variant of a Monster was not on its respective Outer Island, the game would act as if that species had not been collected.
  • The first batch of teased Prismatics includes PomPom, Stogg, Glowl, Spunge, and Dandidoo.
  • In Version 2.3.0, all upcoming unreleased Prismatics were shown in the collection menu for each Outer Island. This feature was no longer used in Version 2.4.0.
  • On June 16th, 2021, 4 sets of Prismatics were accidentally available to be purchased in the shop on the Outer Islands. These Prismatics included Prismatic Bowgart, Oaktopus, Congle, and Bisonorus.
  • Prismatic Monsters are the fifth limited-time species of Monsters in the entire franchise, with the first being Seasonals, the second being Rares, the third being Celestials, and the fourth being Epics.
  • Most Prismatic Monsters have a second "accent" color in addition to their primary color, decided by the Prisment used. Although not 100% consistent across all monsters, each primary color has an accent color that is usually used alongside it;
    • Red's accent color is Yellow (less commonly Blue).
    • Orange's accent color is Green (less commonly Purple).
    • Yellow's accent color is Blue (less commonly Red).
    • Green's accent color is Purple (less commonly Orange).
    • Blue's accent color is Red (less commonly Yellow).
    • Purple's accent color is Orange (less commonly Green).
  • Floogull and Yelmut both have the same order of Prismatic rarities, going in rainbow order from least rare to most rare. Both start with Red as their most common Prismatic color, then keep going down the rainbow, ending with Purple as their rarest Prismatic color.
  • Furcorn and Toe Jammer were the first two Prismatics released, and are the only two to share a very interesting property. Furcorn’s three most common Prismatic colors are the three primary colors (red, yellow, and blue) and its three rarest Prismatic colors are the three secondary colors (orange, green, and purple). Vice versa, Toe Jammer’s three most common Prismatic colors are the three secondary colors, and its three rarest Prismatic colors are three primary colors. Lastly, it is interesting to note that the Prismatic Furcorns are slimy and semi-transparent, similar to Toe Jammers, whereas Prismatic Toe Jammers are hairy and furry, like Furcorns.
  • Every Prismatic single has a different color chance from each other of their respective colors. For example, the chances of the red Prismatic forms for each single are 30% for Potbelly, 25% for Mammott, 20% for Tweedle, 15% for Noggin, 8% for Kayna, and 2% for Toe Jammer. The same applies for the quints.
  • Usually, the rarest Prismatic form for each monster tends to look the most odd-looking compared to the other prismatic forms. For example, the melty Blue Prismatic Woolabee is the rarest Prismatic form of Woolabee.
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