Unofficial Monsters are Monsters made by the Monster-Handlers for social media or other purposes that are not, and likely will never be added to the main game. These are mostly from the Bell's Beasts series on YouTube, but there are a few that are from other sources. This does not include Monsters that only exist in Concept Art for other Monsters.
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What is the origin of the Unofficial Monsters in the MSM Wiki?
The Unofficial Monsters in the MSM Wiki are creations by the Monster-Handlers for non-game purposes, often for social media. Many are from the Bell's Beasts YouTube series, with others from diverse sources. Some are inspired by fan mail or fan art, or created for media like Canadian TV. These monsters are not part of the main game and are kept distinct to prevent confusion.
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Who is Monster-Handler Bell from the Bell's Beasts series on YouTube?
Matthew Bell, known as Monster-Handler Bell, is a Graphic Designer who presents the 'Bell's Beasts' series on YouTube. This series features unofficial Monsters, each a blend of an animal and an object, with each playing a unique musical instrument. These Monsters are not part of the main game.
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What is the Bell's Beasts series on YouTube about?
Bell's Beasts is a YouTube series by Monster-Handler Bell, featuring unique monsters in each episode. These monsters, inspired by real-world objects and animals, each play a distinct musical instrument. The series includes a snail-bowling pin monster playing the timpani, an axolotl-headphones monster playing the otamatone, and others based on a triceratops, a poodle, and a capybara.
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Are there any Unofficial Monsters that have been added to the main game?
Monster-Handlers create Unofficial Monsters mainly for social media and other non-game purposes. Most originate from the Bell's Beasts YouTube series. They are not typically incorporated into the main game. An instance of this is the Floot Fly, currently an old monster concept.
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What are some examples of Unofficial Monsters from sources other than the Bell's Beasts series?
Unofficial Monsters, created by Monster-Handlers, are not part of the main game but serve other purposes. Some examples outside the Bell's Beasts series include the Zworaffe, created for Yes TV's 'What it Takes', and a leopard-motorcycle hybrid monster from an April Fool's episode of Bell's Beasts, drawn by Monster-Handler Tyson.
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Bell's Beasts[]
These are Monsters that originate from the Bell's Beasts series hosted by Monster-Handler Bell on YouTube.
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Episode 1's Monster, it is based on a snail and a bowling pin. It plays the timpani.
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Episode 2's Monster, it is based on an axolotl and a pair of headphones. It plays the otamatone.
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Episode 3's Monster, it is based on a triceratops and a crown. It plays a triangle.
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Episode 4's Monster, it is based on a poodle and a microwave. It plays the trumpet.
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Episode 5's Monster, it is based on a capybara and a squirt bottle. It plays the sleigh bells.
Episode 6's Monster, it is based on a moose and some balloons. It plays the accordion.
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Season 2, episode 1's Monster, Wubling. It is based on fan mail sent from Lessary in Hawaii. Its sound is described as "chill-step" on the original letter.
Season 2, episode 2's Monster, It is based on fan mail from an anonymous sender. It plays the synth.
Season 2, episode 3's Monster, It is based on fan mail from Liam in Green Bay. It plays the squat and latin based drums.
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Season 2, episode 4's Monster, Scrups. It is based on the Scups from Monster Mishaps part 1. It plays the french horns.[citation needed]
Season 2, episode 5's Monster. It is based on fan art from Braxton. It’s sound is unknown, but it could be a vocalist.
Season 2, episode 6's monsters. These monsters were made by the Monster Handlers. From left to right: A tan frog (Ally), a bird/reptile Monster (Ben), a gargoyle holding a cowbell (Bell), a purple ape-like Monster (Jenn) and a one-eyed Monster with a log (Tyson).
Other Sources[]
These are Monsters that originate from other media sources.
Zworaffe, a monster made for an episode of Canadian TV channel Yes TV's show "What it Takes." It was put on Earth Island, where its sound is a garbled vocal voiced by the show's host, Christina Laurice.
A monster from the April Fool's episode of Bell's Beasts, drawn by Monster-Handler Tyson instead of Bell. It is based on a leopard and a motorcycle, and it plays the banjira.