Rare Thumpies

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Description

Rare Thumpies are very similar to their normal counterparts, being composed of a pair of sentient furballs with bouncy mushroom-like drums. However, the members of the pair are light green and light brown as opposed to pink and brown. Their looks are also odder than normal, with the green creature bearing yellow, zombie-like eyes without pupils, and worms coming out from inside its body. The brown creature is very similar to a ball of amassed rubber bands, and have pencils piercing through their bodies. Wisps of blue fur can be seen poking out from it. They have a butterfly on their stump.

Song

The Thumpies' contribution to an island's song is a drum sound of timpani, just like the regular Thumpies'.

Breeding

Rare Thumpies can be bred using monsters that combine to provide all the elements of Air, Plant and Cold. Possible combination(s):

• + Mammott and Dandidoo
• + Potbelly and Pango
• + Tweedle and Furcorn

Any kind of breeding attempt which includes regular Thumpies may fail, and give Rare Thumpies as a result instead of the regular Thumpies.  This includes all of the breeding combinations that can't ever work in the usual way.  If you're trying to get Rare Thumpies as a result of breeding failure, the most effective combination is to breed regular Thumpies with a 4-element monster, since the offspring will always be Thumpies except in the rare case that an Ethereal monster is the result.  (This assumes that the probability of getting Rare Thumpies instead of regular Thumpies doesn't depend on which monsters are used for breeding.)

Another good strategy is to breed the Common monster with a single-element monster, as single-elements take the least time to hatch.

The Rare version of any monster can be used for breeding instead of the common version.

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	3,570
2	13	16	19	22	26	5,712
3	21	26	31	36	42	8,567
4	27	33	40	47	54	11,423
5	35	43	52	61	70	14,280
6	42	52	63	73	84	17,136
7	48	60	72	84	96	19,992
8	56	70	84	98	112	22,847
9	62	77	93	108	124	25,703
10	70	87	105	122	140	28,560
11	77	96	115	134	154	31,416
12	83	103	124	145	166	34,272
13	91	113	136	159	182	37,127
14	97	121	145	169	194	39,983
15	105	131	157	183	210	42,840
16	110	137	165	192	220	44,982
17	114	142	171	199	228	46,781
18	118	147	177	206	236	48,184
19	120	150	180	210	240	49,148
20	121	151	181	211	242	49,639

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.

More info can be found in this article.

Likes

• ThumpiesGo to Thumpies
• Directions to NowhereGo to Directions to Nowhere
• Puffle TreeGo to Puffle Tree
• Bass String BridgeGo to Bass String Bridge

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Every monster has different things that they like. For every unique object that they like that's placed near the monster (if not using a Unity Tree), the monster's happiness will increase by 25%. Placing two of the same liked item near a monster will still only increase happiness by 25%. Below are the things liked by Rare Thumpies:

• Thumpies (requires level 9)
• Directions to Nowhere (level 9)
• Puffle Tree (level 14)
• Bass String Bridge (level 19)

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

Strategy

Some items to take into consideration when designing your island by strategy are number of beds for the monster, rate of income per bed, max income per bed, and time for max income to be reached. The income below is for level 15:

Name Origin

Thumpies are a reference to the 'Big Blue Bubble Inc.' game with the same name. The name may have come from "thumping" of the instruments.

Special Occasions

Main article: Special Occasions

Halloween

During the 2015 Halloween celebration, both Rare Thumpies dressed to become more zombie-like. Both Rare Thumpies became grey, but Rawt exposed part of its brain. Reecess did not hold a pencil during the time. There are also some sort of "Halloween Lights" (some sort of Christmas lights with Halloween-themed colors) which hang around the instruments. The tree stump drum's "skin" (actually just wood) changes to have a sort of pumpkin decoration. This was repeated in October 2016. This is also same for October 2017.

Christmas

During the 2014 Christmas celebration, the Rare Thumpies dressed up with the normal Thumpies: their mushrooms and stump were same as the Thumpies, Rawt turned white with blue eyes and blue worms, Reecess had the tufts of fur sticking out between the rubber bands turn to white, its rubber bands turned red with some green and reddish-orange, its eyes turned teal, and the pencil turned into a white and green candy cane.

The costume returned in 2015, 2016 and 2018.

Notes

• Rare Thumpies were the second type of rare monster added into the game.
  • However, unlike the Rare Furcorn, the first Rare Monster to be released, Rare Thumpies first became breedable for only 72 hours, instead of 96 like their predecessor.
• They cost 65 diamonds, while Rare Furcorns cost 40 diamonds, likely due to Thumpies having three elements and Furcorn only having two.
• When muted, the mushrooms are the same color as the normal Thumpies.
• All Thumpies appear in the game Thumpies. In that game, the zombie-like monster is called Rawt, and the rubber-bands-and-pencil creature is called Recess.  Presumably the name "Recess" is a reference to that monster behaving a bit like a school kid.
• The butterfly on their stump is the same butterfly in Rare PomPom's hair.

Monsters

Natural Single Element Noggin Mammott Toe Jammer Potbelly Tweedle Kayna Double Element Drumpler Fwog Maw Shrubb Furcorn Oaktopus Dandidoo Pango Quibble Cybop Stogg Flowah Glowl Triple Element T-Rox Pummel Clamble Bowgart Spunge Thumpies Congle PomPom Scups Reedling Repatillo Floogull Barrb Quad Element Entbrat Deedge Riff Shellbeat Quarrister Tring Ethereal Single Ethereal Element Ghazt Grumpyre Reebro Jeeode Humbug Double Ethereal Element Whisp Nebulob Arackulele Sox Boodoo Bellowfish Jellbilly Kazilleon Dragong Fung Pray Supernatural Wubbox Brump Zynth Poewk Thwok Dwumrohl Zuuker Screemu Tympa Dermit Gheegur Whajje Creepuscule Blipsqueak Scargo Astropod Pixolotl Bona-Petite Maulch Fleechwurm Legendary Shugabush Shugarock Shugabass Shugajo Shugabeats Shugabuzz Shugavox Shugitar Seasonal Punkleton Yool Schmoochle Blabbit Hoola Mythical G'joob Yawstrich Rare Rare Single Element Rare Noggin Rare Mammott Rare Toe Jammer Rare Potbelly Rare Tweedle Rare Double Element Rare Drumpler Rare Fwog Rare Maw Rare Shrubb Rare Furcorn Rare Oaktopus Rare Dandidoo Rare Pango Rare Quibble Rare Cybop Rare Triple Element Rare T-Rox Rare Pummel Rare Clamble Rare Bowgart Rare Spunge Rare Thumpies Rare Congle Rare PomPom Rare Scups Rare Reedling Rare Quad Element Rare Entbrat Rare Deedge Rare Riff Rare Shellbeat Rare Quarrister Rare Supernatural Rare Wubbox Rarethereal Rare Ghazt Rare Grumpyre Rare Reebro Rare Jeeode Rare Humbug Rare Whisp Rare Nebulob Rare Sox Rare Jellbilly Rare Arackulele Rare Boodoo Rare Kazilleon Rare Bellowfish Rare Dragong Rare Fung Pray Rare Seasonal Rare Punkleton Rare Yool Rare Schmoochle Rare Blabbit Rare Hoola Dipster Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Werdo Tawkerr Parlsona Stoowarb Maggpi Celestial Torrt Attmoz Hornacle Glaishur Blasoom Syncopite Scaratar Loodvigg Plixie Furnoss Vhamp Epic Epic Single Element Epic Noggin Epic Mammott Epic Toe Jammer Epic Potbelly Epic Tweedle Epic Double Element Epic Fwog Epic Maw Epic Furcorn Epic Triple Element Epic T-Rox Epic Thumpies Epic PomPom Epic Quad Element Epic Entbrat Epic Deedge Epic Seasonal Epic Yool Epic Schmoochle