Description – Ghazt is a single-element Ethereal Monster with the Plasma element. It is found on Plant Island and can be teleported to Ethereal Island once fed to level 15. Ghazt was added on June 16th, 2013 during Version 1.1.7, It is best obtained by breeding Entbrat and T-Rox,

• By default, its breeding time is 1 day and 12 hours long.
• Ghazt has a great coin production on Plant Island and is comparable to Rare Entbrat,
• Although it is recommended to get other Monsters with higher coin production,
• Once teleported to Ethereal Island, Ghazt takes 10 hours to incubate.
• You can then breed it with any other Monster to get more.

Like all single-element Ethereals, Ghazt has excellent shard production, bested only by other single-element Rare and Epic Monsters. Note that Ghazt has a slightly lower rate than Reebro, Jeeode, and Humbug,

What is the best way to breed a Ghazt?

How to Breed Ghazt in My Singing Monsters? – You can breed a Ghazt in My Singing Monsters by combining Enbrat with any of the three Element monsters, Bowgart, Clamble, or T-Rox. The breeding process will take around one day and two hours on Plant Island and 10 hours on Ethereal Island. However, if you use enchanters, you can speed up the breeding process.

1. Most players prefer the combination of T-Rox and Enbrat since it will take less time to incubate T-Rox in case you miss breeding Ghazt.
2. Also, it is the most successful breeding combination to get a Rare or Epic Ghazt.
3. You can use the Marketplace to purchase any of the Monsters you need to breed a Ghazt.

This is the quickest and most convenient way to get breeding monsters. My Singing Monsters is a fun game requiring you to breed them for their unique singing voices. Ghazt is one of the original monsters and a fan favorite, so knowing how to produce them is essential. Sources: GoldenAleX, My Singing Monsters Fandom

How many torches does it take to breed a Ghazt?

Breeding Ghazt with 10 torches • 22 September 2017 • I’m running long term experiment on breeding with 10 permanently lighted torches. Results so far: Total breed count: 149

Breeding bonanzas and rare reprises are carefully avoided. So the conclusion is: you need ~10 breedings with 10 torches lit to breed Ghazt. With bonus breeder it’s easy task. : Breeding Ghazt with 10 torches

What are the odds of breeding a Ghazt?

So, the probability of getting a Ghazt has been tentatively established as being 1% per attempt. Each attempt is an independant chance – so it’s 1% chance on the first attempt, and 1% on the second, the tenth, the hundredth, et cetera. “So,” people ask. “How many times do I need to try before I can get one?”. Welcome to binomial probability.

What are the chances of breeding a Ghazt with 1 torch?

Ghazt Stats Phase 3: Wishing Torches – Final Report

Can you breed Ghazt with rare?

Breeding – Like all other Rares, Rare Ghazt is only available for breeding during short time periods announced in the game. Like its Common counterpart, the Rare Ghazt can be bred on Plant Island using a combination of Entbrat and a three-element monster.

Possible combinations: Failed breeding results are one of the parent monsters, or a normal Ghazt. For the shortest wait time per attempt, Entbrat and T-Rox is recommended, The Rare Ghazt’s chances of breeding are less than the common Ghazt’s. Wishing Torches will increase the chance of success, and so will using high level monsters.

The Rare version of any monster can be used for breeding instead of the common version.

Is Epic Ghazt Breedable?

Description – Epic Ghazt is a single-element, and was the first Epic Ethereal to be introduced. It was added on February 10th, 2021 during, As an Epic Monster, it is only available at select times. It is best obtained by breeding and, By default, its breeding time is 1 day and 6 hours long.

Epic Ghazt has a great coin production on Plant Island that is bested by, It has a coin rate between comparable to, Epic Ghazt can either be teleported to when fed to level 15, or bred with and, Its breeding time is 8 hours and 20 minutes. Like all Epic single-element Ethereals, Epic Ghazt has the one of the best shard productions, with having a slightly higher rate.

Also note, that unlike their Common and Rare counterparts, Epic Monsters cannot breed.

What monster takes 18 hours to breed?

Cold- rare congle and thumpies, I just tried pummel and mammot on plant island, and got sth with breeding time 18:00. The only monster whose breeding time is 18:00 is punkleton, who is only available on halloween.

How much food does it take to get a Ghazt to level 15?

How rare is punkleton?

Availability – For a list of when this monster has been available, see: Breeding Availability Rare Punkleton, like all Rare Seasonals, is only available for short durations during their own season, a weekend Out-of-Season event (6 months apart) and during the Anniversary Month Celebration, For 2019, the breeding availability periods were from:

October 18th 19:00 UTC – October 21st 19:00 UTC October 28th 19:00 UTC – October 30th 19:00 UTC

For 2018, the breeding availability periods were from:

April 13th 19:00 UTC – April 16th 19:00 UTC October 19th 19:00 UTC – October 22nd 19:00 UTC October 29th 19:00 UTC – November 2nd 19:00 UTC

For 2017, the breeding availability periods were from:

April 21 st 19:00 UTC – April 24 th 19:00 UTC October 20th 19:00 UTC – October 23rd 19:00 UTC October 27th 19:00 UTC – November 1st 19:00 UTC

For 2016, the breeding availability periods were from:

October 15 th 16:00 UTC – October 16 th 16:00 UTC October 22 nd 19:00 UTC – October 23 rd 19:00 UTC October 29 th 19:00 UTC – November 1 st 19:00 UTC

NOTE : The Rare Punkleton can only be bred or purchased during the dates listed above. Any Rare Punkleton on Plant Island, its Mirror Island, and Seasonal Shanty that is obtained during the above times will stay unless it is sold.

Do wishing torches help breed a Ghazt?

Ghazt Stats Phase 3: Wishing Torches – Report 3 After nearly six months of work, the “minions” and I have reached our target of 10,000 breeding attempts of Entbrat + T-Rox → Ghazt with 1 Wishing Torch lit. All of the breeding tries were done using the Windows version of the game, with as many variables as we could think of kept as in our previous work.

We got 184 Ghazts out of 10,063 tries, an overall success rate of (1.828 ± 0.134)%. But wait — there’s more. It’s not that simple. People have noticed, from time to time, that there seems to be a brief flurry of successes in breeding Ethereals. The effect is like the “500% breeding chance!” bonus in the mobile-app version of the game, but unnanounced.

We seem to have run across something like that early on in this research phase. Looking at the results in groups of about 2,000 tries (the groups were defined by date/time, not by even numbers), we had:

We didn’t expect to see that much variation. The next step was to investigate if some of the data should be discarded. We split the data, ordered by time, into 20 smaller groups with about the same number of tries in each. Each covered about 10 days, so if the effect was indeed due to a short-term temporary bonus, we would only have to discard one of those groups (unless we were very unlucky and have the bonus time split between two groups).

The mean (i.e. average) number of successes per group is 9.2 ± 3.28, Several of the groups differ noticeably from that mean, but the third group really stands out: at 18 Ghazts, it’s double the mean value, and 2.7 standard deviations (σ) from the mean.

(That is, (18 – 9.2) / 3.28 = 2.7,) Perhaps that group of trials should be dropped from our data. One method that’s used to determine if some data should be eliminated in this way is, It starts with the assumption that the set of data follows the “normal” bell-shaped distribution, with most of the values near the mean and some falling farther away.

If one has only a few points, one expects that they won’t differ from each other by a large amount compared with their standard deviation. If one has many data points, one may expect that some “valid” points will be distributed at some distance and shouldn’t be discarded.

To apply this method in this particular case, one looks up that “2.7 standard deviations” in a table or on a, Here, the prediction interval value is 99.3% — that is, only 0.7% (0.007) of values would be expected to lie more than 2.7 σ from the mean. Multiply that 0.007 by the number of data groups, 20, to get 0.14,

Chauvenet’s criterion says that if that value is less than 0.5 — which it is! — that set should be discarded. By contrast, we can consider group 19, with 4 successes. (9.2 – 4) / 3.28 = 1.59 — that is, the 4 value is 1.59 standard deviations from the mean.

Looking that up on the chart, it corresponds to a prediction interval value of about 89%; that is, 11% (0.11) of values would lie more than 1.59 σ from the mean. Multiply 0.11 by the number of data groups, 20, to get 2.2. Since that value is much larger than 0.5, we don’t discard group 19. All of the other groups’ values are even closer to the mean than that.

So the only group we eliminate is group 3. We’re left with 166 Ghazts out of 9560 tries, a success rate of (1.736 ± 0.134)%. (In retrospect, I should have asked the “minions” to do another 500 tries to replace the discarded group. Unfortunately, they had already gone on to the next phase of the research, with 4 torches lit, before I did this aspect of the data analysis.

We don’t want to waste 300 diamonds for each “minion”!) Notice that that relatively small group of questionable results made a rather large difference in the final calculation! Now we get to the real question: how much effect can be attributed to the Wishing Torch? We already know that the success rate for this breeding combination without the torch is (1.030 ± 0.093)%.

The difference between the two values is 0.706%. As for the uncertainties. well, I’m not a statistician, so I may be wrong about this. (If so, please let me know!) But I think that the variances (the squares of the standard deviations) are additive — that is, since P wishing torch = P wishing torch + base – P base, σ 2 wishing torch = σ 2 wishing torch + base + σ 2 base,

So: the uncertainty is √ ((0.134%) 2 + (0.093%) 2 ), or 0.163%. So for this combination — and I want to emphasize that constraint! — it appears that one Wishing Torch improves the chance of breeding a Ghazt by (0.706 ± 0.163)%. The relative uncertainty is rather high: 23%! That’s an unavoidable consequence of the probability of success being so low to start with.

We’ve been working on this for more than a year, recorded almost 22,000 trials, and still got only a total of 305 successes. Looking on the bright side, our next set of trials, with four torches, should give us much better statistics. If I were a betting man (which I’m not) and wanted to assume that the probabilities were nice round numbers, I’d guess that a single Wishing Torch gave a ¾% increase to the chance of success.

For this combination. We’re also looking at the odds of breeding Entbrats from several different combinations of monsters; I’ll be reporting on that soon. Once we have good statistics on that, without torches, we’ll be trying to find out what effect the torches have on those combinations as well. Once again, I’d like to thank all of the “minions” for their diligent work.

: Ghazt Stats Phase 3: Wishing Torches – Report 3

How do you breed a Punkleton?

How To Breed Punkleton In My Singing Monsters? My Singing Monsters has married music and simulation games in the most creative manner possible. I mean, what about breeding monsters who sing and harmonize together? Can you not like them? From some adorable monsters to some downright nasty ones, MSM has it all.

• Some plants even prefer staying near unique objects that can increase their happiness! This is the absolute cutest addition, and you can’t convince me otherwise.
• Some monsters are only available seasonally, though, but believe me, it’s worth it to wait for the little critters.
• One such seasonal monster is Punkleton.

This Pumpkin-head monster has one of the coolest voices, adding the unique vibe you might be searching for. So how are you going to breed this unique monster? Especially when it is available for just a week or two in the whole year? Worry not because I am here with the ultimate guide to breeding your Punkleton.

Punkleton is one of the several monsters you can breed and grow in My Singing Monsters. It is a close relative of Smunkins and is rumored to be the offspring of two Triple Element Monsters. It wrenches its head out of the ground for a limited time and attempts to spook other monsters with its song that goes “ooga-booga.” It is available at level 9 and has a default breeding time of 18 hours.

However, it has a low coin-production capacity. Punkleton is available during the Spooktacle season and is found on Plant Island. It is only available at certain times but can also be obtained by breeding Bowgart and T-Rox. In the past ten years, the monster was available from mid-October to early November. Punkleton can only be bred during the Spooktacle season or during an Out of Season event. The breeding combination of Bogwart with T-Rox will give you a Punkleton. On Seasonal Shanty, you can get a new Punkleton only by teleporting if you don’t already have one.

Punkleton + Gobbleygourd Punkleton + Clavavera Punkleton + Viveine Punkleton + Jam Boree Punkleton + Carillong Punkleton + Whiz-bang Punkleton + Monculus Punkleton + Ffidyll Punkleton + Boo’qwurm Punkleton + Spurrit

The combination of Punkleton with Monculus is the best as it has the lowest waiting time. This allows you to try again without wasting a lot of time. You can also swap out the standard forms with a rare variant. On Seasonal Shanty, you can breed Punkleton with its rare variant to get another Punkleton.

Are wishing torches worth it?

How rare is a Shugabush?

How to Breed Shugabush in My Singing Monsters – In My Singing Monsters, you can only breed Shugabush on Plant Island using two specific Monsters — however, you can also obtain a Shugabush when you tried to breed a Shugafam instead. Below is the possible combination to breed a Shugabush on Plant Island:

Bowgart (Plant, Water, Ice) + Clamble (Plant, Earth, Ice). This is the only known combination for breeding a Shugabush. It only has a 1% chance of success, But don’t forget that you can increase your breeding success rate using the Wishing Torches.

Then, tap on the Breeding Structure, pick the monsters you want to breed and wait for 35 hours. Or you can pay 35 Diamonds to skip the waiting time. If you have not yet built a Breeding Structure on Ethereal Island, click on the Market icon, pick the Structures menu, and buy the Breeding Structure for 200 Gold or 10 Shards once you’ve reached Level 7.

Once the waiting period ends, tap on the Nursery, and now you can place the Shugabush on Plant Island, Gold Island, or Shugabush Island. Meanwhile, to obtain a Shugabush on Shugabush Island, you will need to move the one you’ve bred from Plant Island or purchase one through the Shugabush Island’s Market for 700 Diamonds.

As mentioned above, another Shugabush may be bred when you tried to breed a Shugafam.

Do rare monsters affect breeding?

Breeding Guide To increase your breeding chances for monsters you can: ​ 1. Have all your wishing torches lit on the island you are trying to breed the monster on.2. Level up the monsters you are trying to breed the monster with. Higher level monsters increase the chances of getting rarer monsters.3.

Purchase island skins to increase the effect of wishing torches on your islands.4. Use the best combination stated in my guide (the best combinations are listed at the top of each monsters combinations).5. Zap unsuccessful breeding attempt monsters to Wublin, Celestial, or Amber Island monsters to leave the nursery free and have more potential breeding chances.

All egg consumptions are listed on each monsters’ page for this purpose. Rare monsters, like Rare Fwog, can be used instead of regular monsters for all breeding combinations. Rare monsters do not affect breeding chances. : Breeding Guide

Can you breed a Ghazt without torches?

With no torches lit, your chances of breeding a ghazt is about 1%. Each torch that’s lit improves the chances by like 0.2% to 0.7%.

What does Entbrat and T-Rox make?

Increasing Odds – When breeding for special Monsters, it is common for it to fail and result in one of the parent Monsters. However, there are multiple ways to increase the odds of these rarer Monsters. Lighting Wishing Torches can increase your odds by 1 to 1.5% per torch lit.

Buying most types of island skins will double the effect of your torches, though keep in mind island skins are a hefty investment. Increasing the level of parent Monsters can also increase the odds of a successful Breeding attempt, up to at least Level 15. Another technique is to use a combination that will take the least amount of time, so that you can attempt breeding again sooner.

For example, Ghazt’s breeding combo on Plant Island requires Entbrat plus a triple-element Monster. Entbrat + T-Rox can result in a T-Rox, which takes 8 hours, while Entbrat + Pummel, Bowgart, or Clamble all can result in a triple-elemental that takes 12 hours.

What monster takes 12 hours to breed?

Pummel is a triple-element Monster that is first unlocked on Plant Island. It is best obtained by breeding two monsters that have the combined elements of Earth, Water, and Plant. By default, its breeding time is 12 hours long. As a Triple Elemental, Pummel does not have a high coin production.

How long does it take to breed a Gjoob?

Description – Rare G’joob is a Mythical Monster that is found on, It is the first Rare Mythical Monster to be added to the game. It was added alongside and Wave 8 on October 12th, 2022 during, As a Rare Mythical Monster, it is only available at certain times.

How do you make rare Tweedle?

Description – Rare Tweedle is a single-element Rare Monster, It was added on July 27th, 2015 during the 1.3.4 Rare Single Elemental update. As a Rare Monster, it is only available at select times. When available, it is best obtained by breeding two triple-element Monsters that have the Air element, or by purchasing from the StarShop,

What is the best breeding combo for epic Ghazt?

Description – Epic Ghazt is a single-element, and was the first Epic Ethereal to be introduced. It was added on February 10th, 2021 during, As an Epic Monster, it is only available at select times. It is best obtained by breeding and, By default, its breeding time is 1 day and 6 hours long.

Epic Ghazt has a great coin production on Plant Island that is bested by, It has a coin rate between comparable to, Epic Ghazt can either be teleported to when fed to level 15, or bred with and, Its breeding time is 8 hours and 20 minutes. Like all Epic single-element Ethereals, Epic Ghazt has the one of the best shard productions, with having a slightly higher rate.

Also note, that unlike their Common and Rare counterparts, Epic Monsters cannot breed.

How much food does it take to get Ghazt to level 15?

What monster takes 18 hours to breed on Plant Island?

Plant Island Breeding Chart

Can you breed a Werdo?

Legendary (Werdo/Shugafam) – Both Werdo’s and the Shugafam have the Legendary Element because they’re the only Monsters with Vocals. Werdo’s cannot breed with other Monsters, and Shugabush can only breed with Natural Monsters on Shugabush Island.