Rare Hoola

Rare Hoola
Element(s)
Class	Rare (Seasonal)
Egg
Portrait(s)
Release
Date	2016-07-16
Version	1.4.3
Statistics
Island(s)	Air Earth Gold
	Available at Level Level 9
Beds Req.	1 Bed
Size	2 x 2
Breeding Combinations
+ Pango and PomPom
Breeding/Incubation Time
Default:	1 day,  7 hours,  45 minutes
Enhanced:	23 hours,  48 minutes,  45 seconds
Likes
Buying Price
500
Selling Price
375,000
Placement XP
110,000
Versions
Common	Hoola
Epic	Epic Hoola

“	Rare Hoolas are what happen when these mischievous Seasonals adhere to the diet of their PomPom cousins! True to form, however, they usually overdo it and become a garnish shade of red in the process. This makes it a little more difficult to sneak up on other Monsters or to pull pranks, so the Rare Hoola compensates by adding an extra hoop to distract them using sleight of hand... or in this case, sleight of hoop.	”
	— In-game description

Description

The Rare Hoola was the first Rare Seasonal Monster to be introduced to the game. It arrived on July 16^th, 2016 during the SummerSong celebration.

Unlike its common counterpart, the Hoola, the Rare Hoola is red and has two hula hoops rotating around its body; one is green and one is turquoise. The Rare Hoola has a curly hairstyle that looks somewhat of a 1950's woman. The Rare Hoola also has a "skirt" of fur arranged in a way that appears similar to that of an umbrella. Its in-game description also shows that the Rare Hoola has the same diet as the PomPom, whom eats foods that are only red. However, the Rare Hoola consumes this food more excessively, thus it appears red rather than pink like the PomPom. The Rare Hoola shares the same animation as the regular Hoola, though it is hula hooping a second hula hoop. If one looks closely at the Rare Hoola's hands when it gets to the 'uh-oh' part of its song on Air Island, they can see that the Rare Hoola's 'fingernails' are painted red.

Song

See Hoola.

Breeding

The Rare Hoola like all Seasonals is only available for breeding during short time periods announced in the game.

There is only one combination:

• + Pango and PomPom

Availability

For a list of when this monster has been available, see: Breeding Availability

Rare Hoola, like all Rare Seasonals are only available for short durations during their own season, a weekend Out-of-Season event (6 months apart) and during the Anniversary Month Celebration.

For 2016, the breeding availability periods were from:

• July 16^th 19:00 UTC - 22:00 UTC
• July 20^th 22:00 UTC - July 21^st 1:00 UTC
• August 1^st 19:00 UTC - 22:00 UTC
• August 13^th 4:00 UTC - August 14^th 4:00 UTC (the only time the Rare Hoola was available for the full 24 hours)

For 2017, the breeding availability periods were from:

• July 14^th 21:00 UTC - July 17^th 21:00 UTC (the first time Rare Hoola was released for 3 days)
• July 24th 21:00 UTC - July 26th 21:00 UTC.
• August 2nd 19:00 UTC - August 4th 19:00 UTC
• August 11th 19:00 UTC - August 14th 19:00 UTC

For 2018, the breeding availability periods were from:

• January 12th 21:00 UTC – January 15th 21:00 UTC (out-of-season)
• July 13th 21:00 UTC (?) - July 16th 21:00 UTC
• August 3rd 20:00 UTC - August 7th 20:00 UTC.

For 2019, the breeding availability periods were from:

• January 11th 20:00 UTC – January 14th 20:00 UTC (out-of-season)
• July 19th 19:00 UTC to 21th 19:00 UTC
• July 30th 19:00 UTC to August 1st 19:00 UTC
• August 12th 19:00 UTC to August 14th 19:00 UTC

NOTE: The Rare Hoola can only be bred or purchased during the dates listed above. Any Rare Hoola on Air Island, Earth Island, and their Mirror Islands that is obtained during the above times will stay unless it is sold.

Earning Rate and Maximum Income

Earning rate is in coins per hour and depends on Happiness % (Likes increase Happiness), also each monster has a limit to how much income it can hold at a time. Increasing the monster's level increases the limit.

Level	Per Minute					Maximum
	0% Happiness	25% Happiness	50% Happiness	75% Happiness	100% Happiness
1	8	10	12	14	16	4,500
2	13	16	19	22	26	7,200
3	18	22	27	31	36	10,800
4	24	30	36	42	48	14,400
5	30	37	45	52	60	18,000
6	37	46	55	64	74	21,600
7	43	53	64	75	86	25,200
8	48	60	72	84	96	28,800
9	54	67	81	94	108	32,400
10	60	75	90	105	120	36,000
11	67	83	100	117	134	39,600
12	73	91	109	127	146	43,200
13	78	97	117	136	156	46,800
14	84	105	126	147	168	50,400
15	90	112	135	157	180	54,000
16	94	117	141	164	188	56,700
17	98	122	147	171	196	58,968
18	101	126	151	176	202	60,737
19	103	128	154	180	206	61,951
20	104	130	156	182	208	62,571

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.

The food per level table:

Level Food Per Feeding x4 Food to Level Up Total food to reach this Level 1 10 40 - 2 20 80 40 3 40 160 120 4 80 320 280 5 160 640 600 6 320 1,280 1,240 7 640 2,560 2,520 8 1,280 5,120 5,080 9 2,560 10,240 10,200 10 5,120 20,480 20,440 11 10,240 40,960 40,920 12 20,480 81,920 81,880 13 40,960 163,840 163,800 14 81,920 327,680 327,640 15 122,880 491,520 655,320 16 184,320 737,280 1,146,840 17 276,480 1,105,920 1,884,120 18 414,720 1,658,880 2,990,040 19 622,080 2,488,320 4,648,920 20 - - 7,137,240

More info can be found in the Feeding article.

Likes

• Hoola

  Go to Hoola
• Squeed Statue

  Go to Squeed Statue
• Flappy Flag

  Go to Flappy Flag
• Leafy Sea Dragon

  Go to Leafy Sea Dragon

1/4

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 will still only increase its happiness by 25%. If there's a Unity Tree on the island, items don't need to be near the monsters. Below are the things liked by Rare Hoola:

• Hoola (requires level 9)
• Squeed Statue (level 16)
• Flappy Flag (level 9)
• Leafy Sea Dragon (level 20) ()

See the Likes page to view a complete list of all monsters' likes.

Strategy

To see how efficient Rare Hoola is at generating resources compared to other monsters check:

• Air Island, Earth Island

Name Origin

See Hoola.

Possible Monster Names

To see all possible names for Rare Hoola, see Monster Names.

Gallery

Available for Breeding

Notes

Rare Hoola as it appeared in the News

• The Rare Hoola was the first Rare Seasonal Monster to be introduced to the game and it appeared in the Market for three hours on July 16^th, 2016 19:00 UTC to 22:00 UTC.
  • The fact that it was only available for three hours made it controversial, as many complained about the persisting need for in-app purchases in order to obtain every single monster, as well as the fact that some people could have been sleeping during the Rare Hoola's first availability.
  • However, with enough support from players of allowing the Rare Hoola to be made available again for breeding/purchase, it was announced that the Rare Hoola would be made available again, as shown in this link.
• The Rare Hoola was first mentioned on the MSM Facebook page.

Teaser

• A teaser of the Rare Hoola can be seen on the Facebook post for the 2016 release of the Common Hoola.
• Although their Common counterparts have different breeding times, the Rare Hoola shares the same breeding time as the Rare Punkleton.
• The Rare Hoola is the only Rare Seasonal that formerly was not to be able to exist on its respective Mirror Islands.
• One of Rare Hoola's default names, Sissilí Yon, is a reference to Cicillian oranges, which, on the inside, are the same colour as Rare Hoola's fur.

Rare Hoola's Appearance on Facebook

• When hatched, if the option to share on Facebook is selected, the picture of Rare Hoola in the post will look slightly different, having a gap in its teeth and a different colored mouth.
• When it was first teased, many players thought it was a new Wublin.
• While Hoola was the second to last Seasonal Monster released, Rare Hoola was the first Rare Seasonal released.

Breeding	Eggs	Feeding	Likes