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

Had it not been for seismic serendipity unearthing it from its hiding place, the existence of the Colossingum might have remained a secret forever. Estimated to date back to the waning years of the Dawn of Fire, the provenance of its magnificent architecture is regarded to be the first-recorded instance of a Colossal spirit imbuing its life-force into an island. Evidence suggests that this was the site of rigorous musical training and friendly choral competition. Today, monsters are establishing a restored presence on the Colossingum, to resume their musical empowerment and to discover the secrets held within its ancient brickwork.
In-game description

About[]

The Colossingum The Colossingum is a unique Island where Monsters can be trained and compete in musical battles to win prizes known as "Monsterrific rewards" (a portmanteau on "Monster" and "Terrific rewards"). It was added in version 3.0.0. To utilize the Colossingum, teleport a selection of Level 5+ Monsters from your other Islands, send them to the Conservatory for training, and sign them up for challenging Colossingum Quests to win great prizes. Versus mode was released on December 4th, 2020.

Song[]

Unlike any other Island, the Monsters do not sing whatsoever; they are constantly in their idle animations. Instead, the Colossingum is run by the Jukebox, which plays the soundtrack “The Monster World” by default, but can be changed to a different soundtrack once higher levels are reached.

Indigenous Monsters[]

Only Common Natural Monsters (except for Mimic), the Single and Double-Element Ethereals, and the Core Seasonals can teleport to and battle in The Colossingum. Below is a chart of the Monsters available on the island, alongside useful data such as Elements, power, and stamina. Note that strengths and weaknesses are listed according to a monster's elements. Example: Dandidoo has the Air Element, and Air is strong against Plant, so the Plant Element will be listed on the same position as Dandidoo's Air Element. The same logic applies to other elements and monsters.

Monster Element Max
Power icon
Max
Stamina icon
Effectiveness
Power icon+Stamina icon
Stamina to Power
Ratio
Strengths Weaknesses
Tweedle (Battle) Tweedle Air Portrait 366 1,834 2,200 5 Plant Element Earth Element
Potbelly (Battle) Potbelly Plant Portrait 397 1,681 2,078 4.23 Water Element Air Element
Noggin (Battle) Noggin Earth Portrait 489 1,223 1,712 2.5 Air Element Cold Element
Toe Jammer (Battle) Toe Jammer Water Portrait 428 1,528 1,956 3.57 Cold Element Plant Element
Mammott (Battle) Mammott Cold Portrait 458 1,376 1,834 3 Earth Element Water Element
Dandidoo (Battle) Dandidoo Air PortraitPlant Portrait 672 3,057 3,747 4.54 Plant ElementWater Element Earth ElementAir Element
Cybop (Battle) Cybop Air PortraitEarth Portrait 611 3,363 3,974 5.5 Plant ElementAir Element Earth ElementCold Element
Quibble (Battle) Quibble Air PortraitWater Portrait 703 2,324 3,027 3.30 Plant ElementCold Element Earth ElementPlant Element
Pango (Battle) Pango Air PortraitCold Portrait 642 3,210 3,852 5 Plant ElementEarth Element Earth ElementWater Element
Shrubb (Battle) Shrubb Plant PortraitEarth Portrait 856 2,293 3,149 2.68 Water ElementAir Element Air ElementCold Element
Oaktopus (Battle) Oaktopus Plant PortraitWater Portrait 886 2,232 3,118 2.52 Water ElementCold Element Air ElementPlant Element
Furcorn (Battle) Furcorn Plant PortraitCold Portrait 978 2,140 3,118 2.19 Water ElementEarth Element Air ElementWater Element
Fwog (Battle) Fwog Earth PortraitWater Portrait 795 2,507 3,302 3.19 Air ElementCold Element Cold ElementPlant Element
Drumpler (Battle) Drumpler Earth PortraitCold Portrait 733 2,752 3,485 3.75 Air ElementEarth Element Cold ElementWater Element
Maw (Battle) Maw Water PortraitCold Portrait 825 2,385 3,210 2.8 Cold ElementEarth Element Plant ElementWater Element
Reedling (Battle) Reedling Air PortraitPlant PortraitEarth Portrait 1,100 4,586 5,686 4.16 Plant ElementWater ElementAir Element Earth ElementAir ElementCold Element
Spunge (Battle) Spunge Air PortraitPlant PortraitWater Portrait 1,253 3,914 5,167 3.12 Plant ElementWater ElementCold Element Earth ElementAir ElementPlant Element
Thumpies (Battle) Thumpies Air PortraitPlant PortraitCold Portrait 1,223 3,975 5,198 3.25 Plant ElementWater ElementEarth Element Earth ElementAir ElementWater Element
Scups (Battle) Scups Air PortraitEarth PortraitWater Portrait 1,192 4,036 5,228 3.38 Plant ElementAir ElementCold Element Earth ElementCold ElementPlant Element
PomPom (Battle) PomPom Air PortraitEarth PortraitCold Portrait 1,162 4,097 5,259 3.53 Plant ElementAir ElementEarth Element Earth ElementCold ElementWater Element
Congle (Battle) Congle Air PortraitWater PortraitCold Portrait 1,284 3,853 5,137 3 Plant ElementCold ElementEarth Element Earth ElementPlant ElementWater Element
Pummel (Battle) Pummel Plant PortraitEarth PortraitWater Portrait 1,467 3,302 4,769 2.25 Water ElementAir ElementCold Element Air ElementCold ElementPlant Element
Clamble (Battle) Clamble Plant PortraitEarth PortraitCold Portrait 1,345 3,669 5,014 2.72 Water ElementAir ElementEarth Element Air ElementCold ElementWater Element
Bowgart (Battle) Bowgart Plant PortraitWater PortraitCold Portrait 1,376 3,608 4,984 2.62 Water ElementCold ElementEarth Element Air ElementPlant ElementWater Element
T-Rox (Construction, a Head) T-Rox Earth PortraitWater PortraitCold Portrait 1,223 3,975 5,198 3.25 Air ElementCold ElementEarth Element Cold ElementPlant ElementWater Element
Entbrat (Battle) Entbrat Plant PortraitEarth PortraitWater PortraitCold Portrait 2,293 5,504 7,797 2.4 Water ElementAir ElementCold ElementEarth Element Air ElementCold ElementPlant ElementWater Element
Deedge (Battle) Deedge Air PortraitPlant PortraitWater PortraitCold Portrait 2,140 6,268 8,408 2.93 Plant ElementWater ElementCold ElementEarth Element Earth ElementAir ElementPlant ElementWater Element
Riff (Battle) Riff Air PortraitEarth PortraitWater PortraitCold Portrait 1,987 7,339 9,326 3.69 Earth ElementAir ElementCold ElementWater Element Earth ElementCold ElementPlant ElementWater Element
Shellbeat (Battle) Shellbeat Air PortraitPlant PortraitEarth PortraitWater Portrait 1,834 8,409 10,243 4.58 Earth ElementWater ElementAir ElementCold Element Earth ElementAir ElementCold ElementPlant Element
Quarrister (Battle) Quarrister Air PortraitPlant PortraitEarth PortraitCold Portrait 1,681 9,173 10,854 5.45 Plant ElementWater ElementAir ElementEarth Element Earth ElementAir ElementCold ElementWater Element
Ghazt (GKO) Ghazt Plasma Portrait 1,987 4,892 6,879 2.46 Poison Element Shadow Element
Grumpyre (Dungeon Master) Grumpyre Shadow Portrait 1,957 5,198 7,155 2.66 Plasma Element Mech Element
Reebro (Future So Bright) Reebro Mech Portrait 1,926 5,504 7,430 2.86 Shadow Element Crystal Element
Jeeode (Darlin' Garlands) Jeeode Crystal Portrait 1,895 5,810 7,705 3.06 Mech Element Poison Element
Humbug (MailMon Mike) Humbug Poison Portrait 1,834 6,115 7,949 3.3 Crystal Element Plasma Element
Whisp (Cute Corsair) Whisp Plasma PortraitShadow Portrait 2,446 6,299 8,745 2.575 Poison ElementPlasma Element Shadow ElementMech Element
Nebulob (Sticky Handed) Nebulob Plasma PortraitMech Portrait 2,446 6,482 8,928 2.65 Poison ElementShadow Element Shadow ElementCrystal Element
Sox (Business Casual) Sox Plasma PortraitCrystal Portrait 2,415 6,696 9,111 2.77 Poison ElementMech Element Shadow ElementPoison Element
Jellbilly (Propeller Beanie) Jellbilly Plasma PortraitPoison Portrait 2,385 6,880 9,265 2.88 Poison ElementCrystal Element Shadow ElementPlasma Element
Arackulele (Baseborn Busker) Arackulele Shadow PortraitMech Portrait 2,385 6,666 9,051 2.79 Plasma ElementShadow Element Mech ElementCrystal Element
Boodoo (Chande-leer) Boodoo Shadow PortraitCrystal Portrait 2,415 6,880 9,295 2.84 Plasma ElementMech Element Mech ElementPoison Element
Kazilleon (Lobster Role) Kazilleon Shadow PortraitPoison Portrait 2,385 7,063 9,448 2.96 Plasma ElementCrystal Element Mech ElementPlasma Element
Bellowfish (Take the Plunge) Bellowfish Mech PortraitCrystal Portrait 2,385 7,063 9,448 2.96 Shadow ElementMech Element Crystal ElementPoison Element
Dragong (Frill Thrill) Dragong Mech PortraitPoison Portrait 2,324 7,277 9,601 3.13 Shadow ElementCrystal Element Crystal ElementPlasma Element
Fung Pray (Awesome Saucer) Fung Pray Crystal PortraitPoison Portrait 2,324 7,461 9,785 3.21 Mech ElementCrystal Element Poison ElementPlasma Element
Punkleton (Mouth Waterer) Punkleton Halloween Portrait 1,895 3,669 5,564 1.94 None None
Yool (Fir Suit) Yool Holiday Portrait 1,528 3,822 5,350 2.5 None None
Schmoochle (Dashing Suitor) Schmoochle Valentine Portrait 1,284 3,975 5,259 3.09 None None
Blabbit (Big Shell-Out) Blabbit Easter Portrait 1,223 4,128 5,351 3.38 None None
Hoola (DJ Epic Drip) Hoola Summer Portrait 1,162 4,281 5,443 3.68 None None

Levels[]

The Colossingum has its own levels, which requires its own Battle Experience (Battle XP).

Level Battle Exp Unlocks
2 200 Battle XP Noggin (Slideshow Intern) Slideshow Intern (Noggin) Log Drum Log Drum Jukebox Soundtrack:
Plant Symphony
3 300 Battle XP Toe Jammer (Folly Roger) Folly Roger (Toe Jammer) Spurrit of Adventure Model Spurrit of Adventure Model
4 450 Battle XP Fwog (Narwhaaa?) Narwhaaa? (Fwog) Jukebox Soundtrack:
The Thumpieverse
5 600 Battle XP Drumpler (Thingia Swag) Thingia Swag (Drumpler) Twihorn Twihorn
6 750 Battle XP Maw (Sensory Furphones) Sensory Furphones (Maw) Jukebox Soundtrack:
Cold Symphony
7 1,000 Battle XP T-Rox (Construction, a Head) Construction, A head (T-Rox) Potbelly (Bowl-Cuttings) Bowl-Cuttings (Potbelly) Costume Rack Costume Rack
8 5,000 Battle XP Shrubb (Conehead) Conehead (Shrubb) Oaktopus (Cotton Dandy) Cotton Dandy (Oaktopus) Jukebox Soundtrack:
Realm of Thingia
9 10,000 Battle XP Furcorn (Fashion Forward) Fashion Forward (Furcorn) Pummel (Horned Spangenhelm) Horned Spangenhelm (Pummel) Craft Services Table Craft Services Table
10 20,000 Battle XP Clamble (Bough Down) Bough Down (Clamble) Bowgart (Ushanka Very Much) Ushanka Very Much (Bowgart) Tamborine Trampoline Tamborine Trampoline Jukebox Soundtrack:
Air Symphony
11 40,000 Battle XP Tweedle (Party Hardy Hat) Party Hardy Hat (Tweedle) Entbrat (Spiral Engravings) Spiral Engravings (Entbrat)
12 75,000 Battle XP Pango (Dynamic Dome) Dynamic Dome (Pango) Dandidoo (Fanciful Florets) Fanciful Florets (Dandidoo) Jukebox Soundtrack:
Jammerland Anthem
13 150,000 Battle XP Congle (Ten Gallon Hat) Ten Gallon Hat (Congle) Quibble (Dyad Hatters) Dyad Hatters (Quibble) Critter Fountain Critter Fountain
14 300,000 Battle XP Thumpies (Crash Test Gear) Crash Test Gear (Thumpies) Spunge (Umbrella Hat) Umbrella Hat (Spunge) Jukebox Soundtrack:
Jelly Dreams
15 600,000 Battle XP Deedge (Skrooball) Skrooball (Deedge) Cybop (Chitin Mittens) Chitin Mittens (Cybop) Gaung Tree Gaung Tree
16 1,200,000 Battle XP Scups (Space Ploddity) Space Ploddity (Scups) PomPom (Pom-Mohawk) Pom-Mohawk (PomPom) Jukebox Soundtrack:
Plant Reverie
17 2,000,000 Battle XP Riff (Heavymetal Helmet) Heavymetal Helmet (Riff) Reedling (Breath Tweeter) Breath Tweeter (Reedling) Monstrolympic Torch Monstrolympic Torch
18 4,000,000 Battle XP Shellbeat (Cod Topper) Cod Topper (Shellbeat) Jukebox Soundtrack:
Cold Reverie
19 6,000,000 Battle XP Quarrister (Sweatbands) Sweatbands (Quarrister)
20 8,000,000 Battle XP Ghazt (GKO) GKO (Ghazt) Simbull Tree Simbull Tree Jukebox Soundtrack:
Air Reverie
21 10,000,000 Battle XP Grumpyre (Dungeon Master) Dungeon Master (Grumpyre) Reebro (Future So Bright) Future So Bright (Reebro)
22 12,000,000 Battle XP Jeeode (Darlin' Garlands) Darlin' Garlands (Jeeode) Humbug (MailMon Mike) MailMon Mike (Humbug) Clarinedge Clarinedge Jukebox Soundtrack:
Faerie Tale Suite
23 14,000,000 Battle XP Whisp (Cute Corsair) Cute Corsair (Whisp) Nebulob (Sticky Handed) Sticky Handed (Nebulob)
24 16,000,000 Battle XP Arackulele (Baseborn Busker) Baseborn Busker (Arackulele) Boodoo (Chande-leer) Chande-leer (Boodoo) Ottavine Ottavine
25 18,000,000 Battle XP Sox (Business Casual) Business Casual (Sox) Kazilleon (Lobster Role) Lobster Role (Kazilleon)
26 20,000,000 Battle XP Bellowfish (Take the Plunge) Take the Plunge (Bellowfish) Dragong (Frill Thrill) Frill Thrill (Dragong) Stone Drum Stone Drum Jukebox Soundtrack:
Spurrit of Adventure
27 22,000,000 Battle XP Jellbilly (Propeller Beanie) Propeller Beanie (Jellbilly) Fung Pray (Awesome Saucer) Awesome Saucer (Fung Pray)
28 24,000,000 Battle XP Strummy-ache Strummy-ache
29 26,000,000 Battle XP
30 28,000,000 Battle XP Conservatory Column Cast - 1/4 Conservatory Column Cast - 1/4 Conservatory Column Cast - 2/4 Conservatory Column Cast - 2/4 Conservatory Column Cast - 3/4 Conservatory Column Cast - 3/4 Conservatory Column Cast - 4/4 Conservatory Column Cast - 4/4 Jukebox Soundtrack:
Plant Beat
Jukebox Soundtrack:
Cold Beat
Jukebox Soundtrack:
Air Beat
Jukebox Soundtrack:
Water Beat
Jukebox Soundtrack:
Earth Beat

After reaching Level 30, the Battle XP Battle XP counter no longer increases, and reads the overflowed (amount of BXP earned above the 28,000,000 required to reach Level 30) value out of 0 (zero).

Structures[]

Main article: Structures

Mess Hall[]

The Mess Hall works much like a Hotel. It also works like a Castle in that you can tap and mute or alter the background track using the Jukebox. There are currently twelve different background tracks to choose from that become unlocked as the Colossingum level increases. It can be upgraded for more beds to store monsters.

Mess Hall Messy Mess Hall Extra Messy Mess Hall
Mess Hall
Cost: Free
Time: N/A
Battle XP: N/A
Beds: 25
Messy Mess Hall
Cost: 50,000 Coins
Time: 6 hours
Battle XP: 250 Battle XP
Beds: 50
Extra Messy Mess Hall
Cost: 100,000 Coins
Time: 12 hours
Battle XP: 500 Battle XP
Beds: 75

Conservatory[]

The Conservatory allows you train your monsters to make them stronger. It can be upgraded for extra training slots.

Conservatory Renowned Conservatory Prestigious Conservatory
Conservatory
Cost: Free
Time: N/A
Battle XP: N/A
Training slots: 1
Renowned Conservatory
Cost: 100 Diamonds
Time: 8 hours
Battle XP: 2,500 Battle XP
Training slots: 2
Prestigious Conservatory
Cost: 200 Diamonds
Time: 1 day
Battle XP: 5,000 Battle XP
Training slots: 3

Nursery[]

The Nursery allows you teleport monsters that reach level 5 to the Colossingum. They will transform into an egg upon being teleported. It can be upgraded for shorter incubation times. The Bonus Nursery is not available on the island due to the inability to buy Structures on the Colossingum.

Battle[]

Main article: Battle

In the Colossingum, players can battle in Quests, and Versus, a mode with player versus player (PvP) battles.

Version History[]

Date Added Monster(s) Version
September 3rd, 2020 Tweedle PortraitPotbelly PortraitNoggin PortraitToe Jammer PortraitMammott PortraitDandidoo PortraitCybop PortraitQuibble PortraitPango PortraitShrubb PortraitOaktopus PortraitFurcorn PortraitFwog PortraitDrumpler PortraitMaw PortraitReedling PortraitSpunge PortraitThumpies PortraitScups PortraitPomPom PortraitCongle PortraitPummel PortraitClamble PortraitBowgart PortraitT-Rox PortraitShellbeat PortraitQuarrister PortraitDeedge PortraitRiff PortraitEntbrat Portrait 3.0.0
December 9th, 2020 Yool Portrait 3.0.3
January 27th, 2021 Schmoochle Portrait 3.0.3
March 17th, 2021 Blabbit Portrait 3.0.5
July 21st, 2021 Hoola Portrait 3.2.2
October 13th, 2021 Punkleton Portrait 3.3.1
June 21st, 2023 Ghazt PortraitGrumpyre PortraitReebro PortraitJeeode PortraitHumbug Portrait 3.9.3
October 11th, 2023 Whisp PortraitNebulob PortraitSox PortraitJellbilly PortraitArackulele PortraitBoodoo PortraitKazilleon PortraitBellowfish PortraitDragong PortraitFung Pray Portrait 4.1.0

Gallery[]

Notes[]

  • Unlike Shugabush Island and Gold Island, Monsters can be sent to the Colossingum from almost any Island in the game (excluding Tribal Island and Composer Island). This includes Seasonal Shanty and Ethereal Island.
  • The Island has a Nursery required for the Teleporting mechanic, but does not have a Breeding Structure, as Monsters cannot breed on this Island.
    • Initially, the Nursery could not be upgraded. This has since been changed.
    • This makes it one of two Islands to have this, with the other being Amber Island.
    • You cannot buy a Bonus Nursery whether you have made an in-app purchase or not, as you cannot access the Structures page in the Market while on the Island.
  • The battle theme is actually the pre-1.1.7 loading screen and Market theme.
  • The Naturals, the Core Seasonals, and the Single and Double-Element Ethereals are the only Monsters on this Island.
    • The Colossingum has the greatest amount of Common Monster species in the game, having 50 unique species with no Rares or Epics.
  • The song in the Colossingum varies and is chosen via the Jukebox in the Mess Hall. However, you can mute the song if you tap “mute” on your Mess Hall. This affects not only your Island, but your friend's Islands when you view them.
  • As of version 3.0.1, it is possible to move the Structures on the Colossingum without having to tap and hold them.
  • The Colossingum was the first Island since Fire Oasis where Tweedle is available.
  • The StarShop used to be able to be accessed on the Colossingum through the Mailbox during sales and promotions, and when Decorations were bought, they stayed on the Island and gave you 15,000 BXP each. This was later removed, as you were able to level up faster than intended.
  • If a Monster is weaker, its stamina will be higher, and vice versa.
    • Initially, when you quit a battle during the second stage for the first time while your stamina was low, it was not possible to train your Monster to a higher level until you got a defeat. This has been fixed as of version 3.1.0.
  • The Colossingum's hieroglyphics - Main Article: Monstroglyphics - have told some history behind it and possibly the reason for the end of the Dawn of Fire.
    • The first one states that two Colossals (possibly it and Tribal Island) had a disagreement on how to disrupt the Monster's peace and stability, which may mean that the Colossals had staged an event at the end of the Fire age for an unknown reason that resulted in the age ending and them becoming Islands.
    • The second and third ones give some history behind the Colossingum, saying that its Colossal felt individual training, conducted in a special environment and honing each Monster's skills, was the answer. It found an abandoned landmass and imbued its lifeforce to it to make the Colossingum. This was a timely decision though, as it wasn't long before the Dawn of Fire age ended.
    • The third column also described the process of the Cataclysm, though this part of the Monstroglyphic had been lost to time and still remains a mystery.
    • The fourth and final one states that the other Colossal instead used its lifeforce to make an Island with an amber centerpiece and focusing on harmony. This is probably Tribal Island, as it focuses on harmony (Tribes) and has an amber centerpiece in the middle housing Kayna.
  • When completing Power Plants, the monsters are able to train up to Level 15, and when completing Hard Rock Heavyweights, the Monsters are able to train up to Level 20.
  • The Colossingum was the first Island without a unique song, up until the introduction of the Jukebox.
    • Technically, it would be Composer Island, albeit with the inability to create custom notes for the Monsters.
  • Alongside a prerecorded array of multi-pitched notes likewise to Composer Island, the Colossingum Monsters produce a jolt in their playing animation whenever they play a note.
    • The Thumpies' and Drumpler's idle animations remain the same as Composer Island, but only during battle.
  • "The Lick", a stock musical phrase, is played when losing a battle.
  • When achieving victory from a battle, the progression played is a six-note fanfare.
    • If the player exceeds the maximum level of the Colossingum, an overjoyed Furcorn will appear.
  • The Colossingum and Shugabush Island are the only islands where Single-Element Naturals cost Diamonds.
  • The Colossingum, Ethereal Workshop, Tribal Island, Composer Island (not including MSM Composer), the Continent, and Starhenge are the only Islands without variants.
  • The Colossingum, as revealed on the Torus map, is on The Seam.
  • The Colossingum Battle arena is found inside the head of the Island itself.
  • A musical track sheet-like aura can be seen rotating around the base of the Monster that is subject to perform a move in a battle. This unique effect is also manifested on Tribal Island, around the base of the Monster that belongs to you in the Tribe.
    • The two Islands are also the only Islands with separate levels to gain other than the player's main level.
    • These effective details could potentially strengthen the ancient bond between Tribal Island and The Colossingum, knowing that they are the only two Islands with it, and also knowing that there is already a great historic tale between the two.
  • As of September 4th 2024, Monster Handler Matt confirmed that The Colossingum journey has concluded, meaning The Colossingum will receive no more mainline Quests or new Monsters. However, the Island continues to receive new Costumes for Seasonal Events and other occasions.


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