Vhenshun

Vhenshun
Element(s)
Class	Ethereal
Egg(s)
Portrait(s)
Release
Date	2024-02-14
Version	4.1.3
Statistics
Island(s)	Workshop Mech
Available at Level 19
20 Beds Required
3 x 3 Size Required
Synthesis Combination
+++ Plasma Meeb, Shadow Meeb, Mech Meeb, Poison Meeb
Synthesis Time
Success:	1d 18h
Failure:	17h
Breeding/Incubation Time
Default:	1d 6h
Likes
Monsters Who Like It
Buying Price
Workshop: 3,100
Mech: 4,000
Synthesis Price
5,000
Dish-Harmonization Price
8,000
Selling Price
Workshop: 775
Mech: 750
Placement XP
775,000
First Discovered By
zj

“	Behold… a workshop within the Workshop! Fittingly, the Mech Quad Vhenshun looks like the wooden workbench of Monster antiquity where items and decorations alike were crafted… if that workbench sprang to life and swapped crafting for clanging! Not only is this contraption itself a product of mechanical invention, it's an inventor in its own right! The Monster is constantly experimenting with the materials available to devise new gadgets and gizmos - not unlike the Celestial that shares its Elemental affiliation. Rumors swirl around that it's planning a hi-Mech heist to distract Zarroë and escape into the great beyond, but we're not sure the world is prepared for Vhenshun impact.	”
	— Monster Bio

Description

Vhenshun is a Quad-Element Ethereal Monster that is found on Ethereal Workshop and Mech Islet. It was added alongside Piplash, Epic Woolabee, Rare Boo'qwurm, and Epic Sox on February 14th, 2024, during version 4.1.3. As a Quad-Element Ethereal on Ethereal Workshop, it is obtained by successfully extracting the energies of a Plasma Meeb, a Shadow Meeb, a Mech Meeb, and a Poison Meeb, using the Hyper-Refined Synthesizer by spending 5,000 . Its successful Synthesis time is 1 day and 18 hours long. As a Quad-Element Ethereal, Vhenshun has a decent Shard production. The Goal for placing your first Vhenshun rewards the player with 200 .

Song

Audio sample:

Instruments: Carpenter saw and steam whooshing SFX, whistles, metallic percussion

Vhenshun's contribution to the song is a variety of construction-based sound effects to make a percussive rhythm, and it also plays a set of regular metal whistles and steam whooshing sounds. On Mech Islet, it can also make a sound similar to a train whistle.

VSTs

Main article: VSTs

Virtual Studio Technology is an audio plugin software that has libraries of sound effects and synthesized instruments. Within these libraries are SoundFonts, which are the individual effects and instruments themselves. The Monster-Handlers utilize several VSTs to create the sounds of instrumental and sometimes vocal Monsters.

Anvil

Sound library: General Series 6000
Sound effect used: ANVIL - CONTINUOUS HAMMERING ON ANVIL, METAL

Steam Whooshes

Sound library: General Series 6000
Sound effects used: STEAM - SINGLE BLAST 01 and STEAM - HEAVY STEAM RELEASE

Steam Whistle (Mech Islet only)

Sound library: General Series 6000
Sound effect used: TRAIN, STEAM WHISTLE, ON BOARD MOVING TRAIN, MANY BLASTS

Saw

Sound library: General Series 6000
Sound effect used: SANDING HAND - SLOW ROUGH SANDING, CONSTRUCTION

Hammer

Sound library: General Series 6000
Sound effect used: HAMMER, WOOD HAMMER - NAIL INTO WOOD, CONSTRUCTION

Stomps

Sound library: General Series 6000
Sound effect used: AIRPLANE, CABIN INT - CABIN - ARMREST MOUNTED TRAY TABLE, CLOSE COVER

Log Hits (Mech Islet only)

Sound library: General Series 6000
Sound effect used: BODYFALL, HUMAN BODYFALL ON WOOD

The rest of the samples used for Vhenshun have not yet been found.

Synthesizing

Vhenshun is only available for purchase or synthesizing on Ethereal Workshop. As a Quad-Element Ethereal, it requires a pre-existing Triple-Element Ethereal to "build upon". Vhenshun, being a Quad-Element Ethereal, requires two Meebs attuned to each of the Triple-Element Ethereal's Elements, and three Meebs attuned to the fourth Element in the Hyper-Refined Synthesizer. The following Triple-Elementals can be used to synthesize Vhenshun:

Yooreek	+	2 of each attuned Meebs of Yooreek's elements	+	3 Poison Meebs
Blarret	+	2 of each attuned Meebs of Blarret's elements	+	3 Mech Meebs
Auglur	+	2 of each attuned Meebs of Auglur's elements	+	3 Shadow Meebs
Piplash	+	2 of each attuned Meebs of Piplash's elements	+	3 Plasma Meebs

There is no indication that Synthesis chances are affected by what combination is used. Of the four Triple-Element Monsters you can use, Yooreek is the easiest to obtain, as it is the most stable out of the four combinations.

Note that the successful synthesis of Vhenshun will result in the Triple-Element Ethereal Monster being lost in the process.

Used in Synthesis

Synthesis Combo			Result		Synthesis Time
Vhenshun	+	Crystal Meeb	=	BeMeebEth	2d 7h

Likes

Every Monster has different things that they like. For every unique object that they like that's placed near the Monster, the Monster's happiness will increase by 25%. Placing more than one of the same liked item near a Monster won't increase its happiness by an additional amount. If there's a Unity Tree or a Primordial Monster of the same rarity on the Island, items don't need to be near the Monster. Below are the things liked by Vhenshun:

Piplash
(requires level 19)

Reebro
(level 19)
()

Dragong
(level 19)
()

Bogle
(level 19)
(,)

Orb of Aklino
(level 20)
()

Ambered Thing
(level 22)
()

Guitree
(level 16)
(,)

See the Likes page to view a complete list of all Monsters' likes.

Monsters Who Like It

The following Monster(s) will increase their happiness by 25% when being placed near Vhenshun or when Vhenshun and a Unity Tree are on the Island. These may or may not also be Vhenshun's likes as well:

Piplash

Nebulob
()

Arackulele
()

Dragong
()

Statistics

Earning Rate and Maximum Income

Earning rate is in Shards per hour and depends on Happiness % (Likes increase Happiness) and Monster Level. Each Monster also has a maximum amount of income it can hold at a time. Increasing the Monster's level also increases this limit.

Level	Per Hour					Maximum
	0% Happiness	25% Happiness	50% Happiness	75% Happiness	100% Happiness
1	7	8	10	12	14	60
2	11	13	16	19	22	90
3	15	18	22	26	30	120
4	19	23	28	33	38	150
5	23	28	34	40	46	180
6	27	33	40	47	54	210
7	31	38	46	54	62	240
8	35	43	52	61	70	270
9	39	48	58	68	78	300
10	43	53	64	75	86	330
11	47	58	70	82	94	360
12	51	63	76	89	102	390
13	55	68	82	96	110	420
14	59	73	88	103	118	450
15	63	78	94	110	126	480
16	67	83	100	117	134	510
17	71	88	106	124	142	540
18	75	93	112	131	150	570
19	79	98	118	138	158	600
20	83	103	124	145	166	630

Feeding Monsters

Each Monster needs to be fed four times before it reaches the next level. Increasing the Monster's level increases the shards earned per minute, as well as the maximum shards earned.

The Treats per level table:

Level Food Per Feeding x4 Food to Level Up Total food to reach this Level 1 80 320 - 2 160 640 320 3 320 1,280 960 4 640 2,560 2,240 5 1,280 5,120 4,800 6 2,560 10,240 9,920 7 5,120 20,480 20,160 8 10,240 40,960 40,640 9 20,480 81,920 81,600 10 40,960 163,840 163,520 11 81,920 327,680 327,360 12 163,840 655,360 655,040 13 327,680 1,310,720 1,310,400 14 655,360 2,621,440 2,621,120 15 1,310,720 5,242,880 5,242,560 16 1,966,080 7,864,320 10,485,440 17 2,949,120 11,796,480 18,349,760 18 4,423,680 17,694,720 30,146,240 19 6,635,520 26,542,080 47,840,960 20 - - 74,383,040

More info can be found in the Feeding article.

Possible Monster Names

To see all possible names for Vhenshun, see Monster Names.

Gallery

In-Game

Idle animation

Muted Vhenshun

Discovery Screen

Release Promo

Original version (non-damaged leg)

Trailers

Vhenshun's buzzsaw in promotional use.

A happy Vhenshun without a saw in its mouth.

Vhenshun wearing a welding mask.

Vhenshun at the end of the Creator Month Kickoff for a split second, teasing Mech Islet.

Vhenshun looking at its watch.

Vhenshun taking a shower.

Parodies

Vhenshun in a The Amazing Digital Circus parody.

Notes

• Vhenshun's name is a corruption of the word "invention".
• Vhenshun represents the Mech Element, just like Vhamp, the Celestial that shares it.
  • Vhenshun is the second Quad-Element Monster to be released after the Celestial its Element is represented by, with the first being Whaill.
  • Vhenshun was the only Ethereal Quad to release before the Adult Celestial its Element is represented by.
• Although Vhenshun is the Mech Quad, it was released before Pentumbra, the Shadow Quad, despite Shadow coming before Mech in elemental and instability order. This also makes Vhenshun more stable than Pentumbra, despite representing a less stable element.
  • This is because, in order of stability, the Mech element is in the middle. Had the conventional order been followed, Vhenshun and Pentumbra would swap elements, leaving Vhenshun, the Mech Quad, without the Mech element.
  • Similarly, Reebro, the Mech Single Elemental, was released before Grumpyre, the Shadow Single Elemental, a decade before Vhenshun was released.
• When Vhenshun initially released, its back camera-facing leg was undamaged. This was later fixed in version 4.1.4.
• Vhenshun's first track can be heard in the first track of Pentumbra.
• Although, not seen in-game. Vhenshun actually has a removable buzz-saw part and an additional claw, as revealed in Breakout Stars, the SummerSong 2024 trailer.
  • Vhenshun is also shown to have an additional pickaxe in The Vhenshun Redempshun trailer.
  • In the same trailer, Vhenshun is seen building a machine in order to visit the Clubbox, which references its bio.
    • This machine is seen again at the end of My Singing Monsters - Out of the Blue (Official Creator Month Kickoff). The panel spells out "warp?".
  • The melody of “Down In The Workshop” can be heard playing in the background of the trailer, which is a popular fan-made song about Vhenshun that was made by The Wild Guess.
• When version 4.4.0 initially released, there was a bug where Vhenshun played at a part it wasn't meant to, playing its track 2 sound at measures 33 and 34 in the song table. This has since been fixed.

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