Teleport/DoF

My Singing Monsters

Dawn of Fire

Teleporting a Sooza

You use the Teleporter to teleport monsters to an Outer Island. Like in the original game, doing so requires the monster to have a specific level, and the places to where it can go depend on its species.  

Islands

This table lists the monsters that are part of Dawn of Fire, and shows which Outer Islands they can be Teleported to.

Monster	Party Island	Space Island	Cloud Island	Cave Island
Barrb
Bisonorus
Boskus
Bowgart
Bowhead
Candelavra
Clamble
Congle
Cybop
Dandidoo
Deedge
Drummidary
Drumpler
Edamimi
Entbrat
Floogull
Flowah
Flum Ox
Furcorn
Fwog
Glowl
Gnarls
Incisaur
Kayna
Krillby
Mammott
Maw
Mimic
Noggin
Oaktopus
Pango
Phangler
PongPing
PomPom
Potbelly
Pummel
Quarrister
Quibble
Reedling
Repatillo
Riff
Rootitoot
Scups
Shellbeat
Shrubb
Sneyser
Sooza
Spunge
Stogg
Thumpies
Thrumble
Tiawa
Toe Jammer
Tring
T-Rox
Tuskski
Tweedle
Whaddle
Woolabee
Wynq
Yelmut
Ziggurab
Monster	Party Island	Space Island	Cloud Island	Cave Island

Tables of teleportation

Note: "Goal reward" stands for a what diamond reward the player may get if they teleport a certain species of monster for the first time. For monsters that can be teleported to multiple Outer Islands, the reward is the amount for the minimum Outer Island to be teleported. For example, a Bowgart is able to go to Space or Cave Island, the reward given is for Space Island regardless of where the Bowgart is teleported. The only exception is with those who are capable of teleporting to Party Island and any other Outer Island (other than Starhenge), which means those monsters affected have two separate goals for teleportation.

Party Island

Number of elements	Time required	Cost	Reward	Goal reward
1	5 minutes	200	2	3
2	5 minutes	300	2	5
3	5 minutes	400	2	7
4	5 minutes	500	2	10
5	5 minutes	600	2	15

Space Island

Number of elements	Time required	Cost	Reward	Goal reward
1	7 hours	1,000	2	5
2	10 hours	2,000	3	10
3	20 hours	3,000	4	15
4	40 hours	4,000	5	20
5	80 hours	5,000	6	30

Cloud Island

Number of elements	Time required	Cost	Reward	Goal reward
1	7 hours	2,000	3	10
2	10 hours	3,000	4	20
3	20 hours	4,000	5	30
4	40 hours	5,000	6	40
5	80 hours	6,000	7	55

Cave Island

Number of elements	Time required	Cost	Reward	Goal reward
1	7 hours	3,000	4	20
2	10 hours	5,000	5	40
3	20 hours	10,000	6	60
4	40 hours	15,000	7	80
5	80 hours	20,000	8	105

Differences From The Original Game

• It costs coins to teleport a monster. In the original game, teleportation was free.
• it takes time (minutes or hours) to teleport a monster. It used to be near-instantaneous, though in the original game monsters had to be in a Nursery to incubate (in this game, the Nursery is not required).
• Teleportation is required for a baby monster to age to its adult form. In MSM, there was no "baby" form to begin with;
  • In fact, teleported monsters in MSM do the opposite of aging: they revert back to eggs, and reset their levels.
• After the Monster is Teleported, the player is awarded with Diamonds. In MSM, there is no reward (at least in the form of Currency).

Notes

• Only one monster, PomPom, can be teleported to three islands.
• Party Island has the lowest number of teleportable Monsters, while Space Island has the highest.
• If you teleport a monster on an island, you will receive a portrait avatar.
• While they don't do so in game, Young Monsters can choose not to grow up when teleported

References

Breeding	Eggs	Prismatics	Crafting Items	Teleportation