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The Zynth thrives on the natural electricity emitted by Wublin Island. This Monster stores the excess energy to power its glowing abdomen and produce a wonderful harmonic buzzing sound. A word of caution - don't stand too close to the Zynth, unless you want to reek of the orange fizz and ozone smell that accompanies it wherever it goes.
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What is the process to obtain Zynth in Wublin Island? toggle section
Zynth can be acquired by purchasing it as an inactive statue in the Market for 3,000 Coins and then awakened by zapping all necessary eggs. Its 2x2 spacing makes it particularly beneficial for Wublin Farming. However, it does not produce as much valuable currency as the other Wublins due to how easy it is to awaken it.
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What is the role of Zynth's analogue synth in the Wublin Island song? toggle section
In the My Singing Monsters game, Zynth uses an analogue synth to contribute to the Wublin Island song. This synth plays during the song's build-up portions, enhancing the musical complexity. It is part of the Virtual Studio Technology, a software with sound effects and synthesized instrument libraries.
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How does Zynth's currency production compare to other Wublins? toggle section
Zynth, a type of Wublin, generates 39,000 to 78,000 Coins, 7,200 to 14,400 Treats, 144 to 288 Shards, and 2 Diamonds every 6 to 12 hours. This rate can be altered by Polarity. Having multiple Zynths can boost currency production and the likelihood of Diamond acquisition.
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What is the significance of Zynth's addition to the game on March 24th, 2016? toggle section
On March 24th, 2016, Zynth, a Supernatural Monster, was introduced to Wublin Island in the game's Version 1.4.0. Players can acquire Zynth from the Market as an inactive statue for 3,000, which is then activated by zapping.
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Description[]

Zynth is a Supernatural Monster exclusive to Wublin Island. It was added alongside Brump, Poewk, Thwok, and Dwumrohl on March 24th, 2016, during version 1.4.0. Zynth is obtained by being purchased in the Market for 3,000 Coins () as an inactive statue, which can be woken up by zapping all required Monster Eggs into it. It has a low currency production compared to other Wublins.

Song[]

Instrument: Analogue synth

Zynth's song is likely an analogue synth, playing during the build-up portions of the Wublin Island song.

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.

VST: HALion 6
Sound library: HS SE Hybrid
SoundFont: Phase Dance

Breeding[]

Zynth cannot be bred. Like all Wublins, it is bought at the Market as an inactive statue that must be woken up.

Powering Up[]

The allotted time to fill a Zynth in order to activate is 3 days. If the inventory is not completed in the time the Zynth resets to an empty statue and all eggs inside are lost. Eggs can be zapped from Mirror Islands instead of, or in conjunction with Natural and Magical Islands.

Egg Time Islands to Breed On
x1 12h
(9h)
x1 8h
(6h)
x1 8h
(6h)
x1 8h
(6h)
x1 30m
(22m 30s)
x1 30m
(22m 30s)

Filling In[]

Like other Wublins, Zynth can instead be filled in with Diamonds. Each egg can be filled in for 30. Zynth requires a total of 180 for all eggs to be filled.

Since all eggs have an equal Diamond fill cost, it is best to save your Diamonds for the Monsters that are harder to obtain. And oftentimes, it is cheaper to speed up eggs to zap from the Breeding Structure instead.

Wildcards may also be used when filling in a Zynth's inventory with 1 per egg. Similarly, it's best to save them for harder to obtain Monsters.

Income[]

Main article: Wublins#Income

Zynth, like other Wublins, can produce between 39,000 and 78,000 Coins, Treats7,200 and Treats14,400 Treats, and Shards144 and Shards288 Shards. As a Monster that takes up a 2x2 grid space, Zynth produces 2 Diamonds. Wublins generate a random type of currency every 6 to 12 hours. This rate can be increased or decreased depending on Polarity.

Currency generation is calculated separately per Monster, so multiple Zynths will receive more currency, and have a higher chance overall to obtain valuable Diamonds. For maximizing income across your Wublin Island, see Wublin Island Grid Planning.

Currency Distribution[]

Main article: Wublins#Currency Type Distribution

The currency for Zynth is randomly selected from the 4 currencies it can produce. The chances to get each currency are detailed below. Datapoints are the number of recorded collections; the higher number of datapoints, the more accurate the data is.

Zynth's Currency Distribution
Coins Treats Treats Shards Shards Diamonds Datapoints
32.12% 32.42% 32.01% 3.45% 44,499

Please do not edit this table. The data is taken from the Wublins page, which is derived from a joint spreadsheet. You can share your data on its talk page. Note that only large sample sizes of data are valuable.

Polarity[]

All Wublins are affected by Polarity, a mechanic that modifies their currency rate similar to happiness for other Monsters. When a Wublin is placed near another Wublin they are positively charged towards, the time to produce currency will decrease by 25%. When placed near a Wublin they are negatively charged towards, the time to produce currency will increase by 25%. The Common variants can be used instead for Rare Wublins, but the effect will be half as strong. Additionally, the Common and Rare variants can be used instead for Epic Wublins, but the effect will be 66% and 33% as strong respectively. Rare and Epic variants can fully affect the polarity of a Common Wublin.

The following Wublins affect Zynth's polarity:

Negatively affects Zynth Positively affects Zynth

Astropod

Gheegur

Zynth also affects the polarity of the following Wublins:

Negatively affected by Zynth Positively affected by Zynth

Whajje

Dermit

Strategy[]

The following section details strategy for powering up Zynth, for general strategy that can apply to any Monster, see Zapping#Strategy

Zynth can be powered up with just Cold Island unlocked. It can be powered up faster with more Islands unlocked, with Bonus Breeding Structures, or Enhanced Breeding Structures.

The following strategies require zapping Eggs twice per day, once in the morning and once at night. More than two Monsters may be included in a day if it has a lower breeding time. For Maw and Drumpler, the player will need to return to the game to zap it in 30 minutes.

If you have just Plant and Cold Islands, use the strategy below. Remember to be sure to follow the order of the Eggs shown.

Island Day 1

Plant Island

T-Rox

Drumpler

Oaktopus

Cold Island

Congle

Maw

Pango

If you have all Islands up to Fire Oasis unlocked, you can complete Zynth faster by using this strategy:

Island Day 1

Plant Island

Maw

Cold Island

Congle

Air Island

T-Rox

Water Island

Oaktopus

Earth Island

Drumpler

Fire Oasis

Pango

Advanced Strategy[]

If you want to start making a Zynth farm, utilizing Magical and Mirror Islands is a good strategy. The following strategy produces 4 Zynths per day, and only requires Psychic, Faerie, Mirror Plant, and Mirror Cold Islands. Mirror Air and Mirror Earth can also be used if you don't want to return to your game after 30 minutes for the Maws and Drumplers.

Island Day 1

Plant Island
x4
Maw

Mirror Plant Island
x2
T-Rox

Cold Island
x2
Congle

Mirror Cold Island
x2
Congle

Air Island
x2
T-Rox

Water Island
x2
Oaktopus

Earth Island
x2
Pango

Fire Oasis
x2
Pango

Psychic Island
x2
Oaktopus

Faerie Island
x4
Drumpler

Possible Monster Names[]

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

Gallery[]

In-Game[]

Parodies[]

Concept Art[]

Notes[]

  • It has the exact same animations for all 3 of it's tracks, it is also the only monster in the game to do this.
  • Zynth's name is a play on the word synth, which is also why the sound this Wublin makes is a synth.
  • Zynth sounded faster on the teasers released on Vine.
  • Zynth appears to change height to match its pitch (i.e. taller = higher pitch & shorter = lower pitch).
  • Zynth was the first ever teased Wublin.
  • Along with Brump, it's one of the easiest Wublins to obtain.
  • Zynth and Thwok used to have the smallest footprints (2x2) of all the Wublins.
  • All the Monsters required to wake up Zynth except Oaktopus can be bred on Air Island.
  • Zynth is an extremely useful monster for Wublin Farming because it has a 2x2 spacing and it is very easy to wake up.
    • Prior to update 3.9, Zynth was one of the only two 2x2 sized Wublins, and all Wublins had the same generation rates, making Zynth farms even more powerful. However, since update 3.9, Zynth farms are now primarily used by new players.
  • Zynth and Zuuker are the only Wublins to require at least Cold Island to wake up.
  • On March 29th, 2016, BBB posted an animated GIF with some "more research on the Wublins", consisting of some trivia about the first set of five Wublins. The facts for Zynth are:
    • Susceptible to toe cramps and double vision.
    • Can see above and below water simultaneously.
    • Sadly, the Zynth can't swim.
  • Despite being based on flying insects, Zynth cannot fly whatsoever.


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