My Singing Monsters

My Singing Monsters

Developer: Big Blue Bubble
Publisher: Big Blue Bubble
Platforms: iOS, Android, PlayStation Vita, Windows
Released internationally: September 3, 2012 (iOS), October 17, 2012 (Android) August 12, 2014 (PS Vita) September 6, 2013 (Big Fish Windows)

This game has unused animations.
This game has unused graphics.
This game has unused items.
This game has unused sounds.
This game has unused text.
This game has debugging material.
This game has revisional differences.

This game has a prerelease article

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My Singing Monsters is a mobile game that's exactly what the name suggests. The game became a hit, being nominated for several awards and even getting a prequel.

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Prerelease Info

Revisional Differences
let's take a blast to the past

Codenames
There isn't a lot of monsters, but theres lots of other stuff

Unused Monsters

ABC

ABC was an early version of Reedling. Its design consists of 3 flowers with big mouths, and it seems it would've taken up 1x2 spaces. It was likely a vocal monster. Its name of "ABC" is an obvious placeholder name, being the codename of its elements. It is unknown if it ever had an actual name.

PongPing

PongPing was a monster that was meant to take the place of Shellbeat. It appeared from versions 1.0.0 to 1.0.2. It had text for its name and description, with its description being the same as Floot Fly's (I'm green). Its design is currently unknown, as its portrait is just a blank portrait with the text "ABCD" slapped onto it, though it was confirmed to have a design.

Floot Fly

Floot Fly was an early version of Quarrister, which appeared from versions 1.0.0 to 1.0.4. It only had text for it and a breeding icon. BBB revealed its full design in a twitter post to tease at it being added back to the game with the release of Faerie Island.

Mimic

A scrapped 5-element monster from Version 1.0.4 that didn't have any sprites in-game, but had its name and a description in the text file. Its description read as follows:

The Mimic monster is an extremely unique monster among the rabble. They have three legs and they are surrounded by mysterious atmosphere. They contain luminous substance, so when they is danger, those substance lightens up to protect Mimic.

In the Extra Life stream Big Blue Bubble did on Twitch, they showed the Mimic's design and explained its intended purpose: You would've been able to record your own voice and the Mimic would play the recording. The function was reused for the Recording Studio, while a bit of its design was reused for the Rare Clamble.

In the monster_data.xml file in the root, there is code relating to the max coins, coins per minute, and the amount food required to level up Mimic. The file refers to Mimic as "Secret Quint Element" and also includes a link to a meme website. Big Blue Bubble probably added this part to monster_data.xml to fool people looking into their game. There is also some other stuff relating to Mimic, like the amount of xp you would gain by placing Mimic (357143), Mimic's size (1x1), the amount of diamonds it would cost (250), and the time it would take in the breeding structure or nursery (48 Hours).

Level	Max Coins	Coins per Minute	Food Required to feed once	Food Required to level up
1	43200	15	20	80
2	69120	24	40	160
3	103680	36	80	320
4	138240	48	160	640
5	172800	60	320	1,280
6	207360	72	640	2,560
7	241920	84	1,280	5,120
8	276480	96	2,560	10,240
9	311040	108	5,120	20,480
10	345600	120	10,240	40,960
11	380160	132	20,480	81,920
12	414720	144	40,960	163,840
13	449280	156	81,920	245,760
14	483840	168	163,840	368,640
15	518400	180	245,760	552,960
16	544320	189	368,640	829,440
17	566092	196	552,960	1,244,160
18	583075	202	829,440	1,866,240
19	594737	206	1,244,160	4,976,640
20	600684	208	1,866,240	7,464,960

Unused Graphics

Early Breeding Portraits

Cybop

Found in version 1.0. It is a rough drawing of Cybop.

ABC

Found in version 1.0. It is an early sketch of reedling, who was originally called ABC, which looks nothing like the final design.

Scups

Found in version 1.0. It is concept art for Scups.

Pompom

Found in version 1.0. Like Scups, it is concept art.

Riff

Found in version 1.0. Like Scups and Pompom, it is concept art.

PongPing

Found in version 1.0. PongPing is Shellbeats early name.

Floot Fly (Pre 2.3.5)

This was a placeholder for quarrister. Big Blue Bubble made a social media post showing its design. It appears that it would've played some sort of whistle (it’s possible the reason it was excluded was due to being similar to the Reedling).

This monster did eventually get used in version 2.3.5, where it was given the Faerie element.

Wubbox Breeding Icon in Box Form

In early versions of My Singing Monsters, possibly versions before Rare Wubbox, there exists a breeding icon for Wubbox in his box form.

Early or placeholder eggs

Cybop

Found in versions 1.0 to 1.0.1.

Reedling

Found in versions 1.0 to 1.0.2.

Scups

Found in versions 1.0 to 1.0.2. This egg was actually mistakenly used as Scups egg when Air Island version released.

PomPom

Found in versions 1.0 and 1.0.1.

Riff

Found in versions 1.0 and 1.0.1. For some reason, this is the only placeholder egg that has its element code on it to not be a bumpless recoloured Maw egg, and its possible this egg was taken from a scrapped or early version of a monster.

PongPing

Found in versions 1.0 to 1.0.2.

Floot Fly

In versions 1.0 to 1.0.4, there exists a placeholder Floot Fly egg. It is a yellow egg that has the shape of a Mammott egg and the spots of a Maw egg with the text "ABCE" (The element code for Quarrister/Floot Fly) on it.

Early/Placeholder Monster Designs

Cybop

Found in version 1.0. Cybop originally had a stony body.

PomPom

Found in version 1.0.

Scups

Found in version 1.0. This uses its concept design.

Riff

Found in version 1.0. This uses its concept design.

Quarrister

In version 1.1.0, there was an image of a Quarrister concept titled "earthboss_sample.png". It is seemingly made out of wood instead of rock, and it has 8 heads instead of 6. The concept of 8 heads was reused for Rare Quarrister.

Hawlo

When Hawlo first released with Bone Island it used an early design that had the cherry as a leaf. Remnants of this can be found in the sprite name of the cherry, with it being named "leaf".

Spytrap

For a short time after it's release, all depictions of Spytrap besides the monster itself and the egg featured an early version with only 2 arm, the bulb being more transparent and there being less detail on the stem.

Early Air Island Tree Sprites

The only difference in this is that the big and medium trees have a branch missing, and the big trees leafless branch is shaped differently.

Construction

In the files for the structures, there is a unused Construction Site, which was originally used in early versions of the game when upgrading or building a structure

Dead Shrub Decoration

In the files for the official guide, there is an unused decoration called shrub_dead

Hornless Epic Maw Body

In Epic Maws sprite sheet there is a duplicate of its body except without the horns

Blank Mech Element

In the 1.1.6 dlc, there is a blank unfinished mech element that is just the background with no mech icon.

Old Supernatural Element

In the 1.1.6 dlc there is also a version of the Supernatural element that doesnt have any electricity around it. It was changed in 1.1.7

The old Supernatural element

The Supernatural element graphic that was used from 1.1.7 to 2.0.0

Generic Holiday Element

In 1.1.6, theres an element called generic_holiday that has the design of the legendary icon, just without the rays of light. It probably would have appeared as the element for all seasonals. It was removed in 1.1.7.

Hornless Epic Dandidoo Head

In Epic Dandidoos sprite sheet there is an unused hornless head sprite.

Level icons past level 20 (Old GUI style) and level 0

In early versions of My Singing Monsters, there were level icons for levels past level 15, meaning they had planned for monsters to go past level 15 in the very beginning. There was also an icon for level 0, which also appears in the new GUI art style.

Epic Mammott open smile mouth

Mammott has a mouth of an open smile that went unused until Shugabush Island released, where it was used. It was then used again on Composer Island. Due to Epics not being on Shugabush Island or Composer Island, this mouth goes unused. This mouth does appear in Epic Mammott's image from the My Singing Monsters fankit, though that still doesn't make it not unused in the actual game. It has been confirmed that there are plans to add epics to Shugabush Island, making this mouth be used in the future.

Spunge Cheeks

Spunge has sprites for cheeks that are never used in the game. It seems these were scrapped early on in development as they were never polished to be in the MSM art style and are solid colour.

Unused Fluoress Purple Light Sprites

There are 4 sprites for an unused purple light on Fluoress. They do appear on some promotional art for the version 3.0.1 update though. The hex recolour value for these sprites is F000FF.

Unused Fluoress Hair Sprite

There is a sprite for the back of Fluoress's hair called "W_hat_back" that goes unused. It is seemingly in beta form as it is solid colour.

Early Epic Hoola Hips

In the sprite sheet for Epic Hoola, there is an early version of it's hips that resembles the hips of the common Hoola.

Obscured Graphics

Dragongs Neck Eye

On the neck sprite for Dragong, there is an eye on the spot where the head goes. It is possible that this would have been used and Dragong would have never had a head.

Cybops Unused Eyeball and Pupil

On Cybops head sprite, there is an unused pupil and eyeball on it. the colour of the pupil is red, and is very similar to the pupil in the concept art of cybop. This eyeball and pupil can be seen on the head sprites for the Natural, Rare, and Epic Cybops.

Cybop

Rare Cybop

Epic Cybop

Green Part of Floot Flys Head

In Floot Flys head sprite there is a green patch that is covered up by a mask sprite when in game. It is probably a reference to Floot Flys "I'm green" description in 1.0.4. This part of the head could be seen in the Magical Sanctum trailer, where Floot Fly was chilling in a hot spring with it's mask off.

Zuuker's Red Dot

Hidden on Zuuker's body sprite is a red dot that was used as reference for rigging it. These red dots can be seen on many beta sprites from Dawn of Fire.

Celestial Island Golden Cork

Hidden under the cork sprite on Celestial Island is a golden cork that is cut off where the ear ends.

Non-existant Sprites

There are some references to sprites that never appear in the game files.

Missing Monster Parts

Maw mouths 8 and 9 and body 2

There are 2 missing mouth sprites and 1 missing body sprite belonging to Maw. In the behind the scenes video of My Singing Monsters from 2012, there is an early Maw sleeping animation that has 2 never before seen mouths and 1 never before seen body. It is assumed those are the missing sprites.

Early Thrumble Feet

There are references to 2 early versions of Thrumble's feet in its animation file called CDN_adult_left_foot and CDN_adult_right_foot. The used feet go under the same name except with _HEEL at the end. These feet sprites were most likely based off the ones from Dawn of Fire, which didn't have heels.

Early Floot Fly Head

In Floot Fly's animation file, there is a reference to an early head sprite simply called "head". Considering the final head sprite is called "head_hairy", this early head most likely didn't have any fur like the original concept.

Broken Wimmzies Shadow

In the Wimmzies animation, there is a reference to an early shadow named "shadow". The final shadow is named "shadow_fixed", meaning this shadow was probably broken.

Missing Decoration Parts

Trees 1 and 8

The codenames for the tree decorations have ids 1 and 8 missing.

Fallen Tree 1

The codename of the Hollow Log decoration is "fallentree2" indicating that there was a second fallen tree decoration.

Metal Stuff 2 to 5

The codenames for the Bottomless Pit and Toob are metalstuff01 and metalstuff06 respectively, with a large 4 id long gap in between.

Unused Animations

Ghazt (Composer Island)

The monster Ghazt has unused animations and sounds for Composer Island. These animations were later used in My Singing Monsters: Composer.

Flowah (Light Island)

In the Light Island Recording Studio, Flowah uses a unique animation for its second track. However, while its second track is heard in the song itself, the Flowah strangely uses its animation used for its first track.

Early Test Furcorn Animations

In the animation files for Reedling, Shellbeat, Quarrister, and Mimic before they actually had animations were placeholder animations for Furcorn that were likely made early in development. You can't view them in the current version of the game, as they crash the game due to bin files changing in some version after 1.3.0, but it may be possible to view them in the Chinese and PS Vita versions of the game. The names of each animation are:

TESTbudd_dance00
TESTbudd_dance01
TESTbudd_dance02
TESTbudd_voice03
TESTbudd_voice05
TESTbudd_voice07
TESTbudd_voice09
TESTbudd_voice11
TESTbudd_voice12
TESTbudd_voice15
TESTbudd_voice16

Unused Sounds

Prototype Dandidoo Sound (Tribal Island)

This is a prototype sound for Dandidoo in Tribal Island. It was sung by Dave Kerr, composer of My Singing Monsters. It was in the game files when Tribal Island first came out and had a chance of appearing in game. It was removed from the game an update later.

Unused Noggin Second Track (Faerie Island)

Noggin on Faerie Island has an unused second track that can never be heard in-game, even in the Recording Studio, due to its info being replaced by the first track. The track uses the same tune used for Drumpler's sound on the same island.

Prototype Brump Memory Game Sound

In the 1.4.0 APK for My Singing Monsters, there was an unused memory game sound for Brump. Its sound resembles the sound of the Dermit, but it sounded much more like a Mammott than a new Monster. It was probably scrapped since the original name for the Wublins were the Underlings, and Brump wouldn't have been able to sing "Wake up the Wublins".

Prototype Thwok Memory Game Sound

In the same version as the Brump memory game sound, there was an early version of Thwok, having the same tune as the final game, but a different bass instrument.

Glowls Non-existant Fire Oasis Track 2

There are references to a track 2 of Glowl on Fire Oasis in versions before the release of Fire Oasis, but the sound never existed in-game.

Poppettes Non-existant Track 2

In the midi of Psychic Island on old versions there were tracks for a Poppette track 2. Due to the sound and animation not existing, it instead played track 1, while the animation was just the idle.

Tribal Island Castle Bass

The .mid file for Tribal Island has tracks for a castle bass, despite a castle not appearing on Tribal Island. These sounds don't exist in the game files, though they can be heard in the official soundtrack.

Unused Tutorial Voice Lines

Exclusive to the mobile version, there are 12 Furcorn voice lines for the tutorial.

Audio	Transcription
	Welcome to My Singing Monsters. Collect, breed, and listen to your monsters sing!
	Let's start by buying a Noggin egg.
	The egg is incubating.
	Congratulations! First goal complete. Collect your reward.
	Give the Noggin a new name.
	Level 2! You've unlocked: a Mammott.
	Use a diamond to speed up incubation.
	Level 3! You've unlocked: the Bakery.
	Feeding monsters increases their level and coin production!
	Bake something!
	Great! Now feed a monster up to level 2.
	Tutorial complete! Now you know the basics! Take your time, and look arooound.

Unused Colossingum Moves

There are some unused Colossingum moves that can be found in the files.

Ode to Joy

A sequence that is a rendition of the song Ode to Joy.

Sequence01

A short test sequence.

Freezy Chill

In the menu files battle_training_complete_popup.xml and battle_training_popup.xml are placeholder text strings for an unused cold move called "Freezy Chill". There is nothing known about this move besides the name and element.

Unused Text

Developing/Test Text

There are some text lines in MSM either put in for developing or for testing purposes. These are some of them

LEAVE THIS LAST IN THE MASTER TEXT

TEST

Unused Monster Names/Bio's

ABC

Language	Text	String
English, Spanish, French, Italian	Name	ABC
German	Name	Abc
English	Description	Species: ABC DESCRIBE ME
Spanish	Description	Especie: ABC
French	Description	Espèce: ABC DÉCRIS-MOI
German	Description	Spezies: Abc BESCHREIBE MICH
Italian	Description	Specie: ABC DESCRIVIMI
English	Quest	Hatch an ABC.
Spanish	Quest	Incuba un ABC.
French	Quest	Fais éclore un ABC.
German	Quest	Ein Abc ausbrüten.
Italian	Quest	Crea un ABC.

PongPing

Language	Text	String
English, Spanish, French, German	Name	PongPing
Italian	Name	Pongping
English	Description	Species: PongPing I'm green.
Spanish	Description	Especie: PongPing Soy verde.
French	Description	Espèce: PongPing Je suis vert.
German	Description	Spezies: PongPing Ich bin grün.
Italian	Description	Specie. Pongping Io sono verde.
English	Quest	Hatch a PongPing.
Spanish	Quest	Incuba un PongPing.
French	Quest	Fais éclore un PongPing.
German	Quest	Einen Pongping ausbrüten.
Italian	Quest	Crea un Pongping.

Floot Fly

Language	Text	String
English	Name	Floot Fly
Spanish	Name	Flamosco
French	Name	Flûte-Flotte
German	Name	Flötfliege
Italian	Name	Flautistrello
English	Description	Species: Floot Fly I'm green.
Spanish	Description	Especie: Flamosco Soy verde.
French	Description	Espèce: Flûte-Flotte Je suis vert.
German	Description	Spezies: Flötfliege Ich bin grün.
Italian	Description	Specie: Flautistrello Io sono verde.
English	Quest	Hatch a Floot Fly.
Spanish	Quest	Incuba un Flamosco.
French	Quest	Fais éclore une Flûte-Flotte.
German	Quest	Eine Flötfliege ausbrüten.
Italian	Quest	Crea un Flautistrello.

Mimic

Mimic was a 5 element monster that would later become the Recording Studio. In versions 1.0.0 to persumably sometime around the release of Sox, it's text was in the game's files. The bio has some broken English, possibly meaning it was originally done by someone who didn't speak English, and then got translated.

Language	Text	String
English, Italian	Name	Mimic
Spanish	Name	Mímico
French	Name	Moqueur
German	Name	Mimiker
Portuguese	Name	Imitador
Russian	Name	Триногадист
Japanese (1.1.3)	Name	模倣する
Japanese	Name	ミミック
English	Description	Species: Mimic The Mimic monster is an extremely unique monster among the rabble. They have three legs and they are surrounded by mysterious atmosphere. They contain luminous substance, so when they is danger, those substance lightens up to protect Mimic.
Spanish	Description	Especie: Mímico El monstruo Mímico es un monstruo único entre la chusma. Ellos tienen tres patas y están rodeados por la atmósfera misteriosa. Contienen una sustancia luminosa, así que cuando hay peligro, estas sustancias se iluminan para proteger el Mímico.
French	Description	Espèce: Moqueur Le Moqueur occupe une place unique dans la foule des monstres. Il a trois pattes et est entouré d'une atmosphère mystérieuse. Elle est composée d'une substance lumineuse qui s'éclaircisse pour protéger le Moqueur en cas de danger.
German	Description	Spezies: Mimiker Der Mimiker-Monster ist ein äußerst einzigartiger Monster unter dem Gesindel. Sie haben drei Beine und sie sind von einer rätselhaften Stimmung umgeben. Sie enthalten eine leuchtende Substanz, so wenn man in Gefahr ist, hellen diese Substanzen auf um Mimiker zu beschützen.
Italian	Description	Specie: Mimic Il mostro Mimic è una specie del mostro completamente unica. Hanno tre gambe e sono avvolti in un'atmosfera di mistero. Portano dentro di sé una sostanza luminosa che si accende e li protegge quando sono in pericolo.
Portuguese	Description	Espécie: Imitador Número de camas: 4 O Imitador é um monstro único na ralé monstruosa. Ele tem três pernas e é rodeado por uma atmosfera misteriosa. O corpo do Imitador contém uma substância luminosa que se ativa para protegê-lo em caso de perigo.
Russian	Description	Вид: Триногадист Монстр Триногадист является чрезвычайно уникальным монстром среди черни. У них три ноги и они окружены таинственной атмосферой. Они содержат светящееся вещество, поэтому, когда они в опасности, эти вещества посветлеют, чтобы защитить Триногадиста.
Japanese (1.1.3)	Description	MISSING TRANSLATION
Japanese	Description	種族：ミミックミミックはモンスターのなかでも相当ユニーク。3本の足には不思議な空気がまとわりついていて、外敵に襲われた際にはそれらが発光しながらミミックを守る。

Below is a fixed version of Mimic's bio in English.

Species: Mimic

The Mimic is an extremely unique monster among the rabble. They have three legs and they are surrounded by a mysterious atmosphere. They contain a luminous substance, so when they are in danger, that substance lightens up to protect the Mimic.

Placeholder Island Descriptions

Water Island

Monsters Available:
- Tweedle
- Potbelly
- Noggin
- Toe Jammer
- Dandidoo
- Cybop
- Quibble
- Shrubb
- Oaktopus
- Fwog
- ABC
- Spunge
- Scups
- Pummel
- Pongping

Earth Island

Language	Version	Text
English	1.0.0 - 1.0.2	Monsters Available: - Tweedle - Potbelly - Noggin - Mammott - Dandidoo - Cybop - Pango - Shrubb - Furcorn - Drumpler - ABC - Thumpies - Pompom - Clamble - Floot Fly
Spanish	1.0.0 - 1.0.2	Monstruos Disponibles: - Piolana - Tiestopanza - Pierche - Mamuto - Dandi Pico - Héliborg - Pingu - Saucearbusto - Pelgrano - Baterata - ABC - Golpazas - Ponpón - Almejana - Flamosco
French	1.0.0 - 1.0.2	Monstres disponibles: - Titi-Chouette - Bedaine - Caboche - Mec Mammouth - Dandy Grandi - Cy-bebop - Manchot à Frisson - ArBuste - Épi de poil - Batteur Élastique - ABC - Résonnettes - Pompon - Vignette - Flûte-Flotte
German	1.0.0 - 1.0.2	Verfügbare Monster: - Piepser - Topfbauch - Rockfuß - Mammott - Dandidoo - Cybopper - Pango - Bussch - Pelzmais - Trommpler - Abc - Bumser - Pompon - Clambler - Flötfliege
Italian	1.0.0 - 1.0.2	Mostri disponibili: - Fiocco - Panciuto - Tiptap - Mammut - Fighetto Soffione - Cybop - Pango - Spino - Furcorn - Drumpler - ABC - Thumpies - Pompom - Bwiciolino - Flautistrello
English	1.0.3 and 1.0.4	Monsters Available: - Tweedle - Potbelly - Noggin - Mammott - Dandidoo - Cybop - Pango - Shrubb - Furcorn - Drumpler - Reedling - Thumpies - Pompom - Clamble - Floot Fly
Spanish	1.0.3 and 1.0.4	Monstruos Disponibles: - Piolana - Tiestopanza - Pierche - Mamuto - Dandi Pico - Héliborg - Pingu - Saucearbusto - Pelgrano - Baterata - Verdegaita - Thumpies - Ponpón - Almejana - Flamosco
French	1.0.3 and 1.0.4	Monstres disponibles: - Titi-Chouette - Bedaine - Caboche - Mec Mammouth - Dandy Grandi - Cy-bebop - Manchot à Frisson - ArBuste - Épi de poil - Batteur Élastique - Soufflûte - Thumpies - Pompon - Vignette - Flûte-Flotte
German	1.0.3 and 1.0.4	Verfügbare Monster: - Piepser - Topfbauch - Rockfuß - Mammott - Dandidoo - Cybopper - Pango - Bbusch - Pelzkorn - Trommpler - Flötenigel - Thumpies - Pompom - Clambler - Flötenfliege
Italian	1.0.3 and 1.0.4	Mostri disponibili: - Fiocco - Panciuto - Tiptap - Mammut - Fighetto Soffione - Cybop - Pango - Spino - Furcorn - Drumpler - Reedling - Thumpies - Pompom - Bwiciolino - Flautistrello

Placeholder Android Share Text

In version 1.0, before the game released on Android, there was placeholder text for when sharing the game to a friend. The link leads to a game called "First Kids Puzzles: Snakes". This game was probably chosen because one of the workers at BBB's kid played the game.

I'm playing this cool new game My Singing Monsters and I thought you might want to try it out.

Just click on this link:
market://details?id=com.arent.snakespuzzles

Early Wubbox Bio

In 1.1.4, Wubbox has an early version of its bio, where the last part of it is missing and it says that wubbox produces diamonds

Eureka! The Wubbox awakes! As it turns out, this extraordinary Electric elemental is vital to the life processes of the colossal island monsters that the other singing denizens call home. The shrunken monsters used to powerup the creature report that the inside is as fun as any playground they've ever seen, so they are happy to stay indefinitely.

The Wubbox's unique energies can conjure Diamonds out of thin air! The robotic chirps and whistles it uses to express itself can take some getting used to, but eventually become a beloved and inextricable part of the island's tune. Besides, it's all the rage in "current" music.

Colossingum Sequence Names

Inside of the bin files for the Colossingum move sequences are the titles from the original MSM Composer files.

Monster	Move/Costume Name	Name in Sequence File
Tweedle	Birdsong	BattleActionA1
Tweedle	Gossip Gust	BattleActionA2
Tweedle	All-Seeing Belly	All Seeing Belly
Tweedle	Growth Spur-ts	acostume4
Potbelly	Flytrap Duet	BattleActionB1
Potbelly	Looping Vines	BattleActionB2
Potbelly	Infamous Mug Pot	bcostume4
Noggin	Paradiddle	BattleActionC1
Noggin	Earthbeat	BattleActionC2
Noggin	Chalk-full	Chalkfull
Toe Jammer	Doo-Wap	BattleActionD1
Toe Jammer	Dew Drop	BattleActionD2
Toe Jammer	Pad Hair Day	dcostume4
Mammott	Hoarse Holler	BattleActionE1
Mammott	Snow Bawl	BattleActionE2
Mammott	Water Buff-a-low	Water Buffalow
Dandidoo	Dainty Ditty	BattleActionAB1
Dandidoo	Dandifloret Flurry	BattleActionAB2
Dandidoo	Sashay Away	BattleActionAB3
Dandidoo	Bubble Whammy	abcostume3
Cybop	Propeller Whirl	BattleActionAC1
Cybop	Uptempo Updraft	BattleActionAC2
Cybop	Fission Tackle	BattleActionAC3
Quibble	Keystroke	BattleActionAD1
Quibble	Soaring Melody	BattleActionAD2
Quibble	Pond Sonata	BattleActionAD3
Quibble	Miner Key	adcostume3
Pango	Beak Bristle	BattleActionAE1
Pango	Frostbite	BattleActionAE2
Pango	Flightless Fancy	BattleActionAE3
Shrubb	Saliva Salute	BattleActionBC1
Shrubb	Glottal Grounding	BattleActionBC2
Shrubb	Mahnie on Trees	BattleActionBC3
Oaktopus	Rumble Rasp	BattleActionBD1
Oaktopus	Tentacle Canticle	BattleActionBD2
Oaktopus	Sapling Shanty	BattleActionBD3
Furcorn	Warbly Falsetto	BattleActionBE1
Furcorn	Bud Ballad	BattleActionBE2
Furcorn	Silky Shiver	BattleActionBE3
Fwog	Hypnotic Call	BattleActionCD1
Fwog	River Ribbit	BattleActionCD2
Fwog	Muddy Croak	BattleActionCD3
Fwog	Mer-Meridian	MerMeridian
Drumpler	Flim Flam	BattleActionCE1
Drumpler	Elastic Heart	BattleActionCE2
Drumpler	Drumroll, Freeze	BattleActionCE3
Maw	Tonguey Trill	BattleActionDE1
Maw	Frigid Refrain	BattleActionDE2
Maw	Liquid Quip	BattleActionDE3
Entbrat	He-Brat Harness	HeMon Harness

Unused Gui

admin_store.xml

A version of the market for admins that most likely has everything in it for free.

empty.xml

This file is what the title of it says. Just a blank gui template.

hud_admin.xml

A short menu file that links to template_admin_panel.xml.

template_admin_panel.xml

An admin panel with a header saying "ADMIN PANEL" and 3 options: BBB_Id Entry, SupportID Entry, and Web Tool. This admin panel could be seen in the Fire Oasis reveal episode of My Singing Monsters Live. Each of the buttons on it have Bowgart's egg on them. There is a gap between BBB_Id Entry and SupportID Entry, meaning that there might have once been a 4th button inbetween those 2. BBB_Id Entry probably gives people items in their mailbox, SupportID Entry probably gets someones account back if they lost it, and the Web Tool is currently unknown.

template_admin_view_panel.xml

This seems to be a way to switch between islands quickly, and delete them if you want to. Each of the buttons have Deedge's egg as an icon. The code for it says that if the player has more than 1 island then the panel would appear, but if they don't it won't appear. Its look is currently unknown, but a mockup can be seen below.

template_admin_goalcontrols.xml

This was probably used to auto complete goals.

test_select_egg.xml

When opening this menu, it brings up the old Book of Monsters.

Oddities

Ziggurab Book of Monsters Design

For some reason, Ziggurab in the Book of Monsters uses its Dawn of Fire design instead of its design from My Singing Monsters. This may have been used as a placeholder for its icon during testing, but they forgot to change it.

Ziggurab Book of Monsters design	Dawn of Fire design	My Singing Monsters design

T-Rox as the single elemental of Earth

In the names for T-Rox's sprites, the element letter for it is C (the letter for Earth) instead of CDE.

Meet the Monsters early monster bios

Early Mammott bio

In the Mammott image, the bio starts off with "A" instead of Mammotts. the apostrophe is also before the s in Mammotts instead of after.

Early Furcorn bio and Furcorn as the single elemental of Plant

The Furcorn image uses plural words in the bio. There is also the word "and" before delicate instead of a comma. An image of Furcorn from the press release (seen below) has Furcorn with only the Plant element.

Early Maw bio

The Maw image is missing "Maws are a little mouthy. Tonguey too."

Early T-Rox bio

For T-Rox the word "spikelets" was originally "spines".

Screemu releasing before Zuuker

The names of Screemu's sprites called it U06, indicating that it was meant to release before Zuuker.