Seasonal Shanty

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

Seasonal Shanty

Map Pin
Icon
Empty Island
Wordmark
Backdrop

Main Elements

Release

Date

2021-09-01

Version

3.3.0

Statistics

Teleporting Island

Type	Available at
Seasonal	Level 9

Requirement

Fire Haven

Restrictions

Seasonal Monsters only

Special Monsters
Seasonal
Jam Boree

Special Decorations/Structures
Wishing Torch	Star Rocks

Beds
Maximum Available	Full Collection	Full Song
90	57	19

Collection
Commons	Rares	Epics
15	15	15

Costumes
5

Related
Previous Island	Next Island
Magical Nexus	Amber Island

Other Teleporting Islands
Shugabush Island	Ethereal Island

Mythical Island

Magical Sanctum

Song Information
140 BPM _{(Beats Per Minute)}	C Major A Minor	4/4 Compass

“	Have you ever wondered what the Seasonals get up to outside of their Events... let's face it, who hasn't?! It's true that Monsters like Yool and Schmoochle are mostly migratory, but when they're looking to kick back and relax, they head to the Seasonal Shanty! A wooden structure stuffed to the rafters with seasonal trimmings, and floating serenely along the surface of the living ocean, it's only the Seasonals who know how to find it. The Shanty's one permanent resident, the jovial Jam Boree, safely monitors the comings and goings of its fellow monsters and gets super excited around Anniversary Month, when all Seasonals drop by for a visit!	”
	^{— Island Biography}

Seasonal Shanty is an Island with only Seasonal Monsters.

About[]

Seasonal Shanty is a teleporting Island that holds all Seasonal Monsters together on a single island. It is home to 45 Monsters and 5 Costumes. When a Seasonal Monster reaches Level 15, it can be teleported to this Island. It will reset its Level and get sent to the Nursery, and will also stay there permanently, unless sold.

On this Island, Monsters can be bred using Seasonal Monsters, something that isn't possible on any other Islands. This can be used to get the Aux. Seasonals without having to buy or teleport them.

This Island's appearance is similar to a wooden barn, full of lights, and Seasonal Decorations. Its Obstacles have the appearance of boxes, mannequins, and leftover Seasonal Decorations from several of the game’s events.

Song[]

Composer(s): Tom Meikle

The song of Seasonal Shanty was composed by Tom Meikle. It plays at 140 BPM in the key of C Major, in the 4/4 time signature.

Seasonal Shanty has an ambience that consists of splashing water, creaking wood, and seagulls.

Song Table[]

This is a chart that shows where each monster plays in the song. Each part is 32 beats long. The number next to each monster indicates which track is being played at each part.

Seasonal Shanty Song
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
	1		2		3		1	4	2
2	1		2			1		1	2
			1					1
1						1			2
1						1			2
	1					1			2
	1		1			1		2	1
			1						1
					1	2			1
	1		2			1			2
	1					1
	1					1
			1						1
						1

Indigenous Monsters[]

This is a list of all the Monsters indigenous to Seasonal Shanty. It has the elements of Spooktacle (), Festival of Yay (), Season of Love (), Eggs-Travaganza (), SummerSong (), Feast-Ember (), Beat Hereafter (), Echoes of Eco (), Anniversary Month (), Crescendo Moon (), SkyPainting (), Life-Formula (), Cloverspell (), MindBoggle (), and Perplexplore ().

Monster		Level Available	Beds	Breeding/Hatching Time		Element(s)
Monster		Level Available	Beds	Default	Enhanced	Element(s)
	Punkleton	9	1	18 hours	13 hours, 30 minutes	(Seasonal)
	Yool	9	1	1 day, 12 hours	1 day, 3 hours	(Seasonal)
	Schmoochle	9	1	1 day, 7 hours, 6 minutes	23 hours, 19 minutes 52 minutes	(Seasonal)
	Blabbit	9	1	19 hours	14 hours, 15 minutes	(Seasonal)
	Hoola	9	1	1 day, 1 hour	18 hours, 45 minutes	(Seasonal)
	Gobbleygourd	9	1	21 hours	15 hours, 45 minutes	(Seasonal)
	Clavavera	9	1	22 hours, 11 minutes	16 hours, 38 minutes, 15 seconds	(Seasonal)
	Viveine	9	1	1 day, 2 hours, 5 minutes, 20 seconds	19 hours, 34 minutes	(Seasonal)
	Jam Boree	9	3	1 day, 16 hours, 24 minutes	1 day, 6 hours, 18 minutes	(Seasonal)
	Carillong	9	1	1 day, 3 hours, 9 minutes, 32 seconds	20 hours, 22 minutes, 9 seconds	(Seasonal)
	Whiz-bang	9	1	1 day, 4 hours, 6 minutes	21 hours, 4 minutes, 30 seconds	(Seasonal)
	Monculus	9	1	20 hours, 4 minutes	15 hours, 3 minutes	(Seasonal)
	Ffidyll	9	1	22 hours, 44 minutes	17 hours, 3 minutes	(Seasonal)
	Boo'qwurm	9	1	1 day, 6 minutes, 24 seconds	18 hours, 5 minutes	(Seasonal)
	Spurrit	9	1	20 hours, 18 minutes	15 hours, 13 minutes, 30 seconds	(Seasonal)
	Rare Punkleton	9	1	1 day, 7 hours, 45 minutes	23 hours, 48 minutes, 45 seconds	(Rare (Seasonal))
	Rare Yool	9	1	1 day, 7 hours, 45 minutes	23 hours, 48 minutes, 45 seconds	(Rare (Seasonal))
	Rare Schmoochle	9	1	1 day, 7 hours, 45 minutes	23 hours, 48 minutes, 45 seconds	(Rare (Seasonal))
	Rare Blabbit	9	1	1 day, 7 hours, 45 minutes	23 hours, 48 minutes, 45 seconds	(Rare (Seasonal))
	Rare Hoola	9	1	1 day, 7 hours, 45 minutes	23 hours, 48 minutes, 45 seconds	(Rare (Seasonal))
	Rare Gobbleygourd	9	1	1 day, 7 hours, 45 minutes	23 hours, 48 minutes, 45 seconds	(Rare (Seasonal))
	Rare Clavavera	9	1	1 day, 7 hours, 45 minutes	23 hours, 48 minutes, 45 seconds	(Rare (Seasonal))
	Rare Viveine	9	1	1 day, 7 hours, 45 minutes	23 hours, 48 minutes, 45 seconds	(Rare (Seasonal))
	Rare Jam Boree	9	3	2 days, 2 hours	1 day, 13 hours, 30 minutes	(Rare (Seasonal))
	Rare Carillong	9	1	1 day, 7 hours, 45 minutes	23 hours, 48 minutes, 45 seconds	(Rare (Seasonal))
	Rare Whiz-bang	9	1	1 day, 7 hours, 45 minutes	23 hours, 48 minutes, 45 seconds	(Rare (Seasonal))
	Rare Monculus	9	1	1 day, 7 hours, 45 minutes	23 hours, 48 minutes, 45 seconds	(Rare (Seasonal))
	Rare Ffidyll	9	1	1 day, 7 hours, 45 minutes	23 hours, 48 minutes, 45 seconds	(Rare (Seasonal))
	Rare Boo'qwurm	9	1	1 day, 7 hours, 45 minutes	23 hours, 48 minutes, 45 seconds	(Rare (Seasonal))
	Rare Spurrit	9	1	1 day, 7 hours, 45 minutes	23 hours, 48 minutes, 45 seconds	(Rare (Seasonal))
	Epic Punkleton	9	1	1 day, 7 hours, 10 minutes	23 hours, 22 minutes, 30 seconds	(Epic (Seasonal))
	Epic Yool	9	1	1 day, 1 hour, 12 minutes	18 hours, 54 minutes	(Epic (Seasonal))
	Epic Schmoochle	9	1	22 hours, 14 minutes	16 hours, 40 minutes, 15 seconds	(Epic (Seasonal))
	Epic Blabbit	9	1	1 day, 1 hour, 22 minutes	19 hours, 1 minute, 30 seconds	(Epic (Seasonal))
	Epic Hoola	9	1	21 hours, 20 minutes	16 hours	(Epic (Seasonal))
	Epic Gobbleygourd	9	1	1 day, 3 hours, 11 minutes	20 hours, 23 minutes, 15 seconds	(Epic (Seasonal))
	Epic Clavavera	9	1	23 hours, 11 minutes	17 hours, 23 minutes, 15 seconds	(Epic (Seasonal))
	Epic Viveine	9	1	1 day, 8 hours, 10 minutes	1 day, 7 minutes, 30 seconds	(Epic (Seasonal))
	Epic Jam Boree	9	3	1 day, 16 hours, 23 minutes	1 day, 6 hours, 17 minutes, 15 seconds	(Epic (Seasonal))
	Epic Carillong	9	1	1 day, 12 hours, 12 minutes	1 day, 3 hours, 9 minutes,	(Epic (Seasonal))
	Epic Whiz-bang	9	1	1 day, 6 hours, 30 minutes	22 hours, 52 minutes, 30 seconds	(Epic (Seasonal))
	Epic Monculus	9	1	2 days, 9 hours, 30 minutes, 40 seconds	1 day, 19 hours, 8 minutes	(Epic (Seasonal))
	Epic Ffidyll	9	1	1 day, 6 hours, 17 minutes	22 hours, 42 minutes, 45 seconds	(Epic (Seasonal))
	Epic Boo'qwurm	9	1	2 days, 4 hours, 10 minutes	1 day, 15 hours, 7 minutes, 30 seconds	(Epic (Seasonal))
	Epic Spurrit	9	1	1 day, 3 hours, 20 minutes	20 hours, 30 minutes	(Epic (Seasonal))

Breeding Table[]

Seasonal Shanty Breeding table

18h / 13h30m
1d7h45m/
23h48m45s

x

1d12h / 1d3h
1d7h45m/
23h48m45s

1d1h22m /
19h1m30s

x

1d7h /
23h15m
1d7h45m/
23h48m45s

21h20m /
16h

x

19h / 14h15m
1d7h45m/
23h48m45s

1d7h10m /
23h22m30s

x

1d1h / 18h45m
1d7h45m/
23h48m45s

22h14m /
16h40m30s

1d1h12m /
18h54m

x

21h / 15h45m
1d7h45m /
23h48m45s

x

22h11m /
16h38m15s
1d7h45m /
23h48m45s

2d4h10m /
1d15h7m30s

x

1d3h9m32s /
20h22m09s
1d7h45m /
23h48m45s

x

22h44m /
17h3m
1d7h45m /
23h48m45s

2d9h30m40s /
1d19h8m

x

1d2h5m20s/
19h34m
1d7h45m/
23h48m45s

x

20h18m / 15h13m30s

1d6h17m /
22h42m45s

x

20h4m / 15h3m

1d8h10m /
1d7m30s

x

1d16h24m /
1d6h18m
2d2h /
1d13h30m

1d3h11m /
20h23m15s

1d3h20m /
20h30m

x

1d4h6m /
21h4m30s

23h11m /
17h23m15s

1d12h12m /
1d3h9m

x

1d6m24s /
18h4m48s

1d16h23m /
1d6h17m15s

1d6h30m /
22h52m30s

x

Obstacles[]

Main article: Obstacles

Removing the rocks and trees from the island earns the player Experience () and it opens up space to place more Monsters, Decorations, or Structures. Removed obstacles are not gone permanently; they can be bought back with Diamonds () under the decorations section in the Market. In total, it costs 1,165,000 to remove all obstacles from the island.


Small Tree Cost: 1 Removal: 1,000	Medium Tree Cost: 3 Removal: 10,000	Big Tree Cost: 5 Removal: 15,000

Small Rock Cost: 2 Removal: 2,500	Medium Rock Cost: 5 Removal: 50,000	Big Rock Cost: 10 Removal: 75,000

Castle[]

Beds are needed to place Monsters on an island. Upgrade the Castle to get more beds.

Sound[]

The Castle also contributes to Seasonal Shanty's song. It makes a bass sound.

Common Castle[]

	Cost	Time	XP	Beds
Basic Castle	Free	N/A	N/A	4
Modest Castle	50,000	8 hours	12,500	10
Comfortable Castle	100,000	10 hours	25,000	18
Spacious Castle	250,000	12 hours	62,000	28
Luxurious Castle	500,000	14 hours	125,000	40
Extravagant Castle	30	8 hours, 20 minutes	14,000	60
Paradise Castle	60	16 hours	28,000	90

Strategy[]

While the song of the Island is crucial, users may also want to use some of these numbers to help with planning which monsters to feed first and make 100% happy first, as well as plan frequency of coin collection. The numbers below are as follows:

Rate	Rate of income per bed at level 15 and at 100% happy
Max	Maximum income per bed at level 15
Time	Time to maximum income at level 15 and at 100% happy (shown as Hours : Minutes : Seconds)

It should be noted that Rate is halved and Time is doubled for 0% happy.

Monster	Rate	Max	Time
Punkleton	192	22,464	1:57:00
Yool	168	34,272	3:24:00
Schmoochle	84	17,136	3:24:00
Blabbit	144	34,560	4:00:00
Hoola	144	43,200	5:00:00
Gobbleygourd	192	22,947	1:59:31
Clavavera	146	22,729	2:35:41
Viveine	120	50,444	7:00:22
Jam Boree	101	20,392	3:21:14
Carillong	148	28,247	2:44:06
Whiz-bang	216	23,664	1:49:33
Monculus	188	24,074	2:08:03
Ffidyll	216	20,806	1:32:00
Boo'qwurm	79	17,312	3:39:08
Spurrit	158	33,753	3:33:38
Rare Punkleton	240	28,080	1:59:06
Rare Yool	210	42,840	3:24:00
Rare Schmoochle	105	21,420	3:24:00
Rare Blabbit	180	43,200	4:00:00
Rare Hoola	180	54,000	5:00:00
Rare Gobbleygourd	246	28,693	1:56:38
Rare Clavavera	216	28,402	2:11:29
Rare Viveine	148	63,055	7:06:02
Rare Jam Boree	152	25,488	2:47:41
Rare Carillong	188	30,346	2:41:24
Rare Whiz-bang	248	29,565	1:54:36
Rare Monculus	246	30,083	2:02:17
Rare Ffidyll	278	27,670	1:39:31
Rare Boo'qwurm	108	21,644	3:20:24
Rare Spurrit	216	42,176	3:15:15
Epic Punkleton	278	33,724	2:01:19
Epic Yool	246	51,453	3:29:09
Epic Schmoochle	124	34,302	4:36:37
Epic Blabbit	246	51,884	3:30:54
Epic Hoola	216	64,860	5:00:16
Epic Gobbleygourd	244	32,425	2:12:53
Epic Clavavera	248	34,089	2:17:27
Epic Viveine	192	75,666	6:34:05
Epic Jam Boree	184	30,588	2:46:14
Epic Carillong	216	36,428	2:48:38
Epic Whiz-bang	336	35,491	1:45:38
Epic Monculus	TBD	TBD	TBD
Epic Ffidyll	336	31,227	1:32:56
Epic Boo'qwurm	132	25,972.5	3:16:45
Epic Spurrit	264	50,624	3:11:45

Version History[]


Date	Other Change(s)	Version
September 1st, 2021		3.3.0
October 15th, 2021		3.3.1
October 27th, 2021		3.3.2
November 10th, 2021		3.3.2
November 24th, 2021		3.3.2
December 8th, 2021		3.3.3
January 12th, 2022		3.3.3 3.3.4 (iOS)
January 26th, 2022		3.3.3 3.3.4 (iOS)
March 2nd, 2022		3.4.0
March 30th, 2022		3.4.1
April 27th, 2022		3.4.1
May 25th, 2022		3.5.0
June 1st, 2022		3.5.0
June 22nd, 2022		3.5.0
July 20th, 2022		3.6.0
August 17th, 2022		3.6.0
September 1st, 2022	Jam Boree's design changed from having a 9 candle to a 10 candle.	3.7.0
September 14th, 2022		3.7.0
October 26th, 2022	Beat Hereafter decorations added to the island's scenery Clavavera's design was permanently changed due to the original design receiving some backlash for the colors that were considered offensive to Mexican culture.	3.7.2
January 19th, 2023	Crescendo Moon decorations added to the island's scenery	3.8.1
March 9th, 2023	Cloverspell decorations added to the island's scenery	3.8.4
April 19th, 2023	Echoes of Eco decorations added to the island's scenery	3.9.0
May 3rd, 2023		3.9.1
May 17th, 2023	Perplexplore decorations added to the island's scenery	3.9.2
June 7th, 2023	Life-Formula decorations added to the island's scenery	3.9.2
June 28th, 2023	SkyPainting decorations added to the island's scenery	3.9.3
July 19th, 2023		3.9.3
August 9th, 2023	MindBoggle decorations added to the island's scenery	3.9.4
September 3rd, 2023	Common and Rare Jam Boree's designs changed from having a 10 candle to an 11 candle.	3.9.4
September 6th, 2023		4.0.0
September 13th, 2023		4.0.0
October 25th, 2023		4.1.0
November 1st, 2023		4.1.0
November 15th, 2023		4.1.1
December 13th, 2023		4.1.2
December 27th, 2023		4.1.2
February 7th, 2024		4.1.3
February 14th, 2024		4.1.3
March 13th, 2024		4.1.4
April 17th, 2024		4.2.1
May 15th, 2024		4.3.0
June 5th, 2024		4.3.0
July 3rd, 2024		4.3.2
August 14th, 2024		4.3.3

Gallery[]

Notes[]

This, Mythical Island, Wublin Island, Celestial Island, and Amber Island are the only Islands with purchasable Structures where the Mini-Mine is unavailable. This may be because mines aren't usually found indoors, and the Island is floating on water.
- This brings the question of how the Digger, Bottomless Pit, Odd-o-Mobile, and Bass String Bridge can exist on this Island.
- This feature is because BBB had recently ran into the problem where players would have too many Islands with Mines, which would make Diamonds too easy to obtain. This was later addressed in a following Handler Hangout.
Despite being available for placement on the Natural Islands, Level 15 Seasonal Monsters on Seasonal Shanty can't be placed on Gold Island (except for Jam Boree).
When the Island originally released, there was a mistake in the in-game announcement for Seasonal Shanty, as Monster-Handler Matt accidentally put Clackula instead of Punkleton. This was fixed soon after.
- Coincidentally, the first new Seasonal to be released after Seasonal Shanty's release, Clavavera, turned out to be a Clackula relative.
The Small Tree is a mannequin resembling Schmoochle.
The Medium Tree is a broken mirror covered in purple strands. This is a reference to the Mirror Islands.
Seasonal Shanty is the first, and currently only, island:
- Where the Castle plays something other than a bass instrument.
- Where Seasonal Monsters can breed.
- To update a Monster class's bios upon release, thanks to the Seasonal Monsters being allowed to breed here.
- That takes place inside a completely artificial structure.
- Where no two different species share an Element.
- That uses decorations obtainable in the shop as a major part of the actual island's design.
  - Plant Island also has 2 Fire Bushes near the back, but it's not the main part of the island's design.
- Where every Epic Monster has a different animation than its Common and Rare counterparts.
- That Hoola is on without PomPom, due to the latter not being a Seasonal Monster.
Seasonal Shanty may be the biggest island canonically, given the fact that the interior is about as large as a regular island.
Given how breeding combinations work on Seasonal Shanty, such that five Monsters are bred in varying combinations to produce "hybrid" Monsters, its family tree is similar to that of Ethereal Island.
Coincidentally, Seasonal Shanty shares the same BPM as the Natural Islands and Fire Haven, all at 140 BPM.
Seasonal Shanty is the third island in the main My Singing Monsters game with more than two Seasonal Monsters, with the first being Gold Island and the second being The Colossingum.
- The My Singing Monsters Composer game has the 5 Core Seasonal Monsters, however, it should be noted that this is a seperate title.
Prior to the release of Carillong, it was impossible to get a Punkleton on Seasonal Shanty without teleporting one there from another Island or buying it in the market, since breeding with it results in Jam Boree, Gobbleygourd, and Clavavera, who are needed for Punkleton's combo. Before Carillong's release, Punkleton and at least two other Seasonals must have been teleported to get all of the monsters. When Carillong was released, Punkleton could be obtained without teleporting from another Island or buying it in the market.
Prior to November 9th, 2022, breeding any combination of Gobbleygourd, Jam Boree, Clavavera, Carillong, Ffidyll, Viveine, Spurrit, Monculus, Whiz-bang, and Boo’qwurm could result in any of the five Core Seasonals (Punkleton, Yool, Schmoochle, Blabbit, and Hoola).
Seasonals can be teleported from this island to The Colossingum, making it an excellent source to gather up many Seasonals for it.
It is the fifth island to not have the word “Island” in it.
Seasonal Shanty is the third artificially made Island in the game, the first being Wublin Island, and second being Fire Oasis. The status of Magical Nexus is yet unknown.
Prior to the release of Ffidyll, this was the first island in the entire series where all monsters sang together in a verse, in this case, the last verse. This changed when Ffidyll released, who doesn't play in the final verse.
All of the monsters (except for Ffidyll and Spurrit) play in the final verse of the song.
Seasonal Shanty is the second island to not feature eyes in its design, the first being The Colossingum.
Seasonal Shanty is the first island to have no resemblances to facial features anywhere within its design.
Seasonal Shanty is tied with The Colossingum for having the most elements out of any Island, having 15. It is also the only island where all Common Monsters have their own unique element.
Seasonal Shanty's name is likely a pun of "sea shanty". A music genre of traditional folk song that was once commonly sung as a work song to accompany rhythmical labor aboard large merchant sailing vessels.
- "Shanty" also means a crudely built shack.
There were many bugs on Seasonal Shanty, some of which have been patched:
- During the release of Seasonal Shanty there was a bug on the Steam edition where Schmoochle was counted only as 1 bed instead of two. When the bug was patched, this led to some players having impossible bed counts, such as 94/90.
- However, there's still a bug where the Rare Monsters are not with their Common counterparts in the breeding menu.
When Seasonal Shanty first released, the island’s background had decorations from the five Core Seasonal events and Feast-Ember on it, since their respective Seasonals were already discovered and celebrated outside of Seasonal Shanty. After that, every time an Aux Seasonal (apart from Jam Boree, who was classified as an Aux Seasonal until it was released on Gold Island) celebrated its Seasonal event for the first time outside of Seasonal Shanty, decorations from its Seasonal event were added to Seasonal Shanty’s background.
- More specifically, Seasonal Shanty's appearance changed on October 26, 2022 to incorporate decorations from Beat Hereafter, on January 19, 2023 to incorporate Decorations from Crescendo Moon, on March 8, 2023 to incorporate Decorations from Cloverspell, on April 19, 2023 to incorporate Decorations from Echoes of Eco, on May 17, 2023 to incorporate Decorations from Perplexplore, on June 7, 2023 to incorporate Decorations from Life-Formula, on June 28, 2023 to incorporate Decorations from SkyPainting, and on August 9, 2023 to incorporate Decorations from MindBoggle.
- This makes Seasonal Shanty have the highest amount of apperance changes out of any island.
Yool used to play through the whole song until the release of Ffidyll when Spurrit's verse was added.
The first 4 notes of the Castle's first track are the same as the first 4 notes of the Happy Birthday song, which might be a reference to Jam Boree being a birthday cake.
Seasonal Shanty's electricity comes from a power generator, as seen in this tweet.
- The "special energy signature" from said generator interferes with the ability to zap eggs, meaning that eggs cannot be zapped from Seasonal Shanty at all.
Seasonal Shanty roams about as much as the Light Island Titan does.
Anniversary Month is the only Seasonal Event to not be represented on Seasonal Shanty's design.
It's currently the only Island in the game where all of its Monsters have Rare and Epic variants.
Seasonal Shanty existed during the Dawn of Fire era.^[1]