The Colossingum Quest - Shrubb vs Shellbeat | My Singing Monsters
0Hello everyone, in this video I will show you a musical battle between different monsters in the Colossingum.
The Colossingum is a unique island where Monsters can train and compete in thrilling musical battles to win Monsterrific rewards. To participate, you can teleport Level 5+ Monsters from the Natural Islands to the Colossingum. Once there, you can send them to the Conservatory for training and sign them up for challenging Colossingum Quests.
Only Common Natural Monsters (such as Yool, Schmoochle, Blabbit, Hoola, and Punkleton) can teleport to and battle in The Colossingum. Unlike other islands, the monsters do not sing; they are in idle animation. The island is run by the Jukebox, playing the default soundtrack “The Monster World,” which can be changed to a different soundtrack as you progress to higher levels.
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