Quests

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

See also: Versus

Face off against computer controlled opponent in fixed battles to test your musical prowess in Battle on The Colossingum.

List of Current Quests

Main Questline			Total	Total	Trophy
1	BUM-ble Beginnings		175	40
2	Playful Pioneers		150	70
3	Reinforcements		225	45
4	Monster Crossing		300	100
5	Backup Buddies		375	60
6	Three's a Crowd		650	120
7	Life Finds a Way		3,000	75
8	Meet your Veggies		7,000	140
9	Full Foliage		6,000	90
10	Petal to the Medals		14,000	180
11	Power Plants		25,000	120
12	Cold Frontlines		50,000	240
13	Hibernal Rivals		55,000	315
14	Cool Customers		70,000	240
15	Aerial Maneuvers		130,000	400
16	All Float On		152,500	400
17	Motion of the Ocean		156,000	580
18	Off the Deep End		170,000	480
19	Land Lubbers		233,000	825
20	Hard Rock Heavyweights		279,000	700
21	Single File		235,500	700
22	Double Standards		877,500	1,500
23	Worth the Treble		730,000	2,375
24	Like a Boss		1,220,000	2,750
25	From Frond to Forest		1,500,000	400
26	From Shiver to Blizzard		1,700,000	800
27	From Breeze to Bluster		1,900,000	1,200
28	From Drop to Deluge		2,300,000	1,600
29	From Pebble to Mountain		2,700,000	2,000
30	It's Only Natural		8,200,000	8,000
31	Ghost in the Greenery		2,150,000	1,450
32	Bat on the 'Bergs		3,110,000	2,450
33	Machine from the Mists		4,550,000	3,450
34	Jewel amid the Jetsam		6,490,000	4,450
35	Wasp of the Wasteland		8,800,000	5,450
36	Dual Duel		8,000,000	6,750
37	Crossing the Streams		11,300,000	5,250
38	Web We Weave		8,500,000	7,375
39	Unstable Fable		12,000,000	5,775
40	Hi-tectonics		9,000,000	8,000
41	Empire Business		12,700,000	6,300
42	Outer Range		9,500,000	8,625
43	Shot in the Dark		13,400,000	6,825
44	Local Color		10,000,000	9,000
45	Axis of Ether		14,100,000	7,000
46	Grennitch's Gambit		10,200,000	8,000
47	Frigil's Feat		11,800,000	16,000
48	Zeffree's Zenith		12,600,000	24,000
49	Hyddryd's Hurdle		13,400,000	32,000
50	Sollum's Stratagem		14,200,000	40,000

Limited Time Quests

Limited Time Quests are only rarely available, on a rotating schedule. For example, The Dark Stride will happen every 10 weeks.

Limited Time Questlines			Total	Total	Trophy
Set 1	The Dark Stride		2,000	20
	True or Falsetto		27,500	60
	Pond Chum		11,500	120
	I'm Levitating		15,500	150
Set 2	Eternal Struggle		2,000	20
	Sustainable Sustenance		42,500	85
	Good Alto-tude		11,500	120
	Parlor Tricks		15,500	150
Set 3	Safety Thirst		3,750	20
	String 'em Along		7,500	60
	Mane Event		11,500	120
	Herptile Heroes		15,500	150
Set 4	Stuck on You		1,000	25
	Triad Ballad		6,750	60
	A Mighty Wind		11,500	120
	Shower Thoughts		15,500	150
Set 5	Pudge-ilist		6,000	55
	Sedimentalists		15,000	110
	Barbershop Bop		11,500	120
	Insect Impresarios		15,500	150
Set 6	Gosh, Darn It!		2,000	20
	Bundled Up		27,500	60
	Upper Register		11,500	120
	Into the Woods		15,500	150
Set 7	Putting Out Feelers		2,000	20
	Keys, Please		42,500	85
	RocketMon		11,500	120
	Robot Rock		15,500	150
Set 8	Jaw-Dropping Jam		10,000	40
	Made for Walking		7,500	60
	Rhythm Section		11,500	120
	Shear Perfection		15,500	150
Set 9	With the Good Hair		4,500	35
	The Bottom End		45,000	85
	Snow Holds Barred		11,500	120
	Quadrupedantic		15,500	150
Set 10	London Calling		6,000	55
	Deal With It		15,000	110
	Avian Artists		11,500	120
	Cold Spot		15,500	150

Seasonal Quests

Seasonal Quests are only available during their associated Seasonal Events or during Out of Season promotions.

Limited Time Questlines			Total	Total	Trophy
Spooktacle	Trick-or-Treat		38,000	190
Festival of Yay	Days of Yay		38,000	190
Season of Love	All's Fair in Love and Song		38,000	190
Eggs-Travaganza	Hunting High and Low		38,000	190
SummerSong	Fun in the Sun		38,000	190

Daily Quests

Daily Limited Time Quests are available on their respective days of the week.

Limited Time Questlines			Total	Total
Monday	Monday Matchup		15	5
Tuesday	Tuesday Trial		15	5
Wednesday	Wednesday Wrangle		15	5
Thursday	Thursday Throwdown		15	5
Friday	Friday Fracas		15	5
Saturday	Saturday Skirmish		30	10
Sunday	Sunday Scrimmage		30	10

Special Event Quests

Special Event Quests are available for their respective special events.

Special Event Questlines			Total	Total
Fandemonium Fun	Fandemonium Fun		4,500	20
Fandemonium Fuss	Fandemonium Fuss		4,500	45
Fandemonium Fame	Fandemonium Fame		4,500	25

Strategy

There's a lot of ways to beat Colossingum Quests. (as long as there in the requirements of the quest) However there are some patterns in some of the quests that may assist you in beating them and passing through the Colossingum faster.

1. Monster Quests (Allow Choice Monsters)

It's highly recommended that you get a higher-level Monster, since some Quests allow you to have a choice of a Monster as the requirements have already been met (e.g. Trick-or-Treat requires Punkleton, but after the 3rd stage you have to bring a Monster that you choose, but you still need Punkleton as a requirement for the whole questline. Another slot for another Monster that you can choose also becomes available later in the questline, though this can be different for other Quests). Getting a higher level Monster will allow you to breeze through some of these Quests, but you can still bump in challenges depending on what Monster you chose and what level that Monster is.

Level 15+ Monsters that are Quad Naturals, Seasonal Monsters, or Single or Double Ethereals are highly recommended due to their higher health and attack power.

2. Monster Quests (RNG chance)

In the Colossingum there is a lot of RNG, considering that the bot has to pick between all the moves a Monster has at their specific level, and it can occasionally mess up (e.g. picking a weak move even though it has a strong one). For some Quests, you have to use one specific Monster, and usually the opponent on the last 1v1 level will be the same Monster you're required to use. It can differ, but it's most likely that the Monster will be level 10. With this information, it's good to know that you can beat the Monsters even if yours is way lower level (5-7 range depends on moves and the Monster in general). If you see that you got close to winning a fight or somewhere near winning, try again and see if there was any bad or good RNG that occurred (if the Monster used a lot of weak, normal, or strong attacks). With this information, you can learn the move set of the Monsters and which attacks may cause you to restart the level, and eventually get an attempt with good RNG and possibly win. The reason you want to use this strategy is so that you don't have to wait for Monsters to complete training, because a lot of the Quests have you stop using some Monsters for a long time (e.g. Single-Element Naturals won't be useful inside later Quests, so there's no point in trying to train them up all the way) .

Different Quest Types Recommended Levels:

• In some Quests with a single required Monster facing against a Monster around level 10, level 7 should work most of the time, unless you get extremely unlucky, since you always get the first attack.
• In some Quests, you're locked to using Monsters with a certain Element. In these Quests, look at your opponents' Elements and try to see if you can bring any Monsters within the requirements that can deal good damage to the opponent. If you don't, you may also want to try Costumes, as they might have a move that could help you.

3. Monster Quests (Costumes)

As you progress through the Colossingum, you will unlock many things, but the most significant things are Costumes. Whether you're using them to spark up your Islands, or just to make your Monsters look nice, they also have very good uses in the Colossingum. Some Costumes do not change your moveset at all in the Colossingum (e.g. Seasonal Series Costumes) Some Costumes change your moves, though sometimes it can be a normal attack that gets put in, which isn't the best type of attack to have. The main Costumes to focus on are the ones you give your Monster previously impossible to have elemental moves (e.g. Entbrat's "Horn Warmers" Costume). Monsters like Entbrat are stuck to their elemental moves normally, but with the use of Costumes, a Monster can replace moves for another move's Element attack. However, it is warned that this heavily varies on the Quest itself, which Monsters you're allowed to use, the opponents' weaknesses and strengths, and the moves you bring to counter them. It is likely you'll come across quests where it's useful to take off Costumes. The key to using Costumes is the damage and/or stronger attacks they provide. So, look at any Monsters' Elements and see if you have Costumes for the Monsters you selected that are strong against the opponents' Elements.

4. Monster Quests (Leveling)

If you seem to be struggling with Quests, you should level up your Monsters. This is obvious, though there's many things to known when it comes to how level affects battle, and there can be a lot of factors. The leveling system consists of 20 levels, each progressively giving your Monster more attack power and stamina. With this in mind, all of your moves will be leveled up to do more damage, and your Costume moves' damage will be affected too. The fact that you get the first turn in every battle you play gives your team a huge advantage. This easily allows you to stay at weaker levels but still succeed. However, the level to win ratio is tricky with the huge amount of RNG involved with the Colossingum. There are some battles where lower-level Monsters can easily win, but once you start entering into Ethereal battles where the Ethereal Element Monsters can use healing moves, this makes the system a lot trickier to find something that can succeed in battle when using lower levels. If something isn't working out after various attempts, try bringing up the level of any of your Monsters that you used for the failed battle if necessary.

If you haven't, it's highly recommended that you check out the Colossingum section of this wiki, since it has some more useful information and might make things clearer when it comes to fighting. If you want to know more about one of you Monsters, go to their respective article, and click the "Battle" section for damage and healing, and weaknesses and strengths.