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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 is a unique new Island where Monsters can train and compete in thrilling musical battles to win Monsterrific rewards. Teleport a selection of Level 5+ Monsters from the Natural Islands to the Colossingum, send them to the Conservatory for training, and sign them up for challenging Colossingum Quests to win big! More Monsters and a new Versus (PvP) mode coming soon. It is quite like Composer Island.

A bare Colossingum


Indigenous Monsters

Currently only Common Natural Monsters can teleport to and battle in The Colossingum.

Monster Element Max
Power icon
Max
Stamina icon
Tweedle (Battle) Tweedle Air Portrait 366 1,834
Potbelly (Battle) Potbelly Plant Portrait 397 1,681
Noggin (Battle) Noggin Earth Portrait 489 1,223
Toe Jammer (Battle) Toe Jammer Water Portrait 428 1,528
Mammott (Battle) Mammott Cold Portrait 458 1,376
Dandidoo (Battle) Dandidoo Air PortraitPlant Portrait 672 3,057
Cybop (Battle) Cybop Air PortraitEarth Portrait 611 3,363
Quibble (Battle) Quibble Air PortraitWater Portrait 703 2,324
Pango (Battle) Pango Air PortraitCold Portrait 642 3,210
Shrubb (Battle) Shrubb Plant PortraitEarth Portrait 856 2,293
Oaktopus (Battle) Oaktopus Plant PortraitWater Portrait 886 2,232
Furcorn (Battle) Furcorn Plant PortraitCold Portrait 978 2,140
Fwog (Battle) Fwog Earth PortraitWater Portrait 795 2,507
Drumpler (Battle) Drumpler Earth PortraitCold Portrait 733 2,752
Maw (Battle) Maw Water PortraitCold Portrait 825 2,385
Reedling (Battle) Reedling Air PortraitPlant PortraitEarth Portrait 1,100 4,586
Spunge (Battle) Spunge Air PortraitPlant PortraitWater Portrait 1,253 3,914
Thumpies (Battle) Thumpies Air PortraitPlant PortraitCold Portrait 1,223 3,975
Scups (Battle) Scups Air PortraitEarth PortraitWater Portrait 1,192 4,036
PomPom (Battle) PomPom Air PortraitEarth PortraitCold Portrait 1,162 4,097
Congle (Battle) Congle Air PortraitWater PortraitCold Portrait 1,284 3,853
Pummel (Battle) Pummel Plant PortraitEarth PortraitWater Portrait 1,467 3,302
Clamble (Battle) Clamble Plant PortraitEarth PortraitCold Portrait 1,345 3,669
Bowgart (Battle) Bowgart Plant PortraitWater PortraitCold Portrait 1,376 3,608
T-Rox (Battle) T-Rox Earth PortraitWater PortraitCold Portrait 1,223 3,975
Shellbeat (Battle) Shellbeat Air PortraitPlant PortraitEarth PortraitWater Portrait 1,834 8,409
Quarrister (Battle) Quarrister Air PortraitPlant PortraitEarth PortraitCold Portrait 1,681 9,173
Deedge (Battle) Deedge Air PortraitPlant PortraitWater PortraitCold Portrait 2,140 6,268
Riff (Battle) Riff Air PortraitEarth PortraitWater PortraitCold Portrait 1,987 7,339
Entbrat (Battle) Entbrat Plant PortraitEarth PortraitWater PortraitCold Portrait 2,293 5,504

Levels

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

Level Battle Exp Unlocks
2 200 Battle XP Slideshow Intern (Noggin)
Log Drum
3 300 Battle XP Folly Roger (Toe Jammer)
Spurrit of Adventure Model
4 450 Battle XP Narwhaaa? (Fwog)
5 600 Battle XP Thingia Swag (Drumpler)
Twihorn
6 750 Battle XP Sensory Furphones (Maw)
7 1,000 Battle XP Construction, A head (T-Rox)
Bowl-Cuttings (Potbelly)
Costume Rack
8 5,000 Battle XP

Conehead (Shrubb)
Cotton Dandy (Oaktopus)

9 10,000 Battle XP Fashion Forward (Furcorn)
Horned Spangenhelm (Pummel)
Craft Services Table
10 20,000 Battle XP Bough Down (Clamble)
Ushanka Very Much (Bowgart)
Tamborine Trampoline
11 40,000 Battle XP Party Hardy Hat (Tweedle)
Spiral Engravings (Entbrat)
12 75,000 Battle XP Dynamic Dome (Pango)
Fanciful Florets (Dandidoo)
13 150,000 Battle XP Ten Gallon Hat (Congle)
Dyad Hatters (Quibble)
Critter Fountain
14 300,000 Battle XP Crash Test Gear (Thumpies)
Umbrella Hat (Spunge)
15 600,000 Battle XP Skrooball (Deedge)
Chitin Mittens (Cybop)
Gaung Tree
16 1,200,000 Battle XP Space Ploddity (Scups)
Pom-Mohawk (PomPom)
17 2,000,000 Battle XP Heavymetal Helmet (Riff)
Breath Tweeter (Reedling)
Monstrolympic Torch
18 4,000,000 Battle XP Cod Topper (Shellbeat)
19 6,000,000 Battle XP Sweatbands (Quarrister)
20 8,000,000 Battle XP Simbull Tree
21 10,000,000 Battle XP
22 12,000,000 Battle XP
23 14,000,000 Battle XP
24 16,000,000 Battle XP
25 18,000,000 Battle XP
26 20,000,000 Battle XP
27 22,000,000 Battle XP
28 24,000,000 Battle XP
29 26,000,000 Battle XP
30 28,000,000 Battle XP

Special Structures

  • Mess Hall - Works much like Hotels, and acts similar to Castles in that you can tap and mute or alter the background track. There are currently twelve different background tracks to choose from that become unlocked as the Colossingum level increases.
  • Conservatory - Train your monsters and make them stronger.

Battle

Main article: Battle

In the Colossingum, players can battle in Quests, and in the future: Versus (Starts Friday, December 4th).

Gallery

Notes

  • This is the first island since Fire Oasis not to have the word "Island" in its name. It is also the first island since Composer Island to not include an element in its name.
  • It is the only Island with a Nursery to not have a Breeding Structure.
    • Initially, the Nursery could not be upgraded. This has since been changed.
  • The Battle Theme is actually the pre-1.1.7 Loading and Market theme.
  • The Colossingum came out in September 3, 2020 during anniversary month in the 3.0.0 update.
  • Its description points out that its existence comes from the Dawn of Fire, but nothing like it has been seen until today in the game. Besides, it is not possible to send fire monsters to the Colossingum
  • The song in the Colossingum is the loading song from the title screen, however, you can mute the song if you tap “mute” your Mess Hall. This affects not only your island, but your friend's islands when you view them.
  • As of 3.0.1, it is possible to move the structures on the Colossingum without having to tap and hold them.
  • This is the first island since Celestial Island where the Fire element is absent.
    • This is also the first island since Fire Oasis where the Air element is present.
  • The Starshop can be accessed through the mailbox during sales and promotions and when decorations are bought they stay on the island and give you 15,000 BXP each.
  • When starting the 2nd stage of BUM-ble Beginnings, they will always admit defeat. This was never changed.
  • 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 that 2 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 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 fourth and final one states the other colossus instead used its lifeforce to make a island with a amber centerpiece and focusing in harmony. This is probably Tribal Island, as it focuses on harmony (tribes) and has an amber centerpiece in the middle housing the Kayna.
  • This is the first Island without a unique song.
    • Technically, it would be Composer Island, but you can make notes for the monsters to sing, whereas here you can't make notes for monsters nor do they have any themselves.
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