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Developing/Test Text#

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

LEAVE THIS LAST IN THE MASTER TEXT

TEST

Unused Monster Names/Bios#

ABC/Reedling#

ABC

Species: ABC

DESCRIBE ME

Hatch an ABC.

Placeholder text for what would later become Reedling

PongPing/Shellbeat#

PongPing

Species: PongPing

I'm green.

Hatch a Pongping.

Text for an early version of Shellbeat named PongPing. In June of 2022, a Fire monster with this name was added to My Singing Monsters and Dawn of Fire.

Floot Fly/Quarrister#

Floot Fly

Species: Floot Fly

I'm green.

Hatch a Floot Fly.

Text for an early version of Quarrister named Floot Fly. In version 2.3.5, Faerie Island was released with the single elemental of Faerie being based on this early Quarrister concept. The text was later referenced in Epic Floot Fly's bio.

Early Mimic Bio#

From 1.0 to around the release of Sox, text files for an at the time unused quint monster named Mimic existed. It had a bio that is written in broken English. Years later, this monster would be added to MSM's prequel, My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire, and it would later be added to the main game on Fire Oasis with a different bio.

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.

Placeholder Island Descriptions#

Water Island#

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

A placeholder version of Water Island's bio from versions 1.0.0 to 1.0.2.

Earth Island#

Monsters Available:
- Tweedle
- Potbelly
- Noggin
- Mammott
- Dandidoo
- Cybop
- Pango
- Shrubb
- Furcorn
- Drumpler
- ABC
- Thumpies
- Pompom
- Clamble
- Floot Fly

A placeholder version of Earth Island's description from versions 1.0.0 to 1.0.2.

Monsters Available:
- Tweedle
- Potbelly
- Noggin
- Mammott
- Dandidoo
- Cybop
- Pango
- Shrubb
- Furcorn
- Drumpler
- Reedling
- Thumpies
- Pompom
- Clamble
- Floot Fly

In versions 1.0.3 and 1.0.4, this bio was changed to replace 'ABC' with 'Reedling'.

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".

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; it's missing the last part, and it claims 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.

Unused Goal Text#

Buy a Noggin egg.

Buy a Mammott egg.

Unused goal text for buying Noggin and Mammott.

Place 2 Furcorns next to each other.

Place Pipes of Cicado next to a Maw.

Place a Drumpler and a Furcorn next to a Smunkin Patch.

Place a Hollow Log next to a Toe Jammer.

Unused goal text for placing monsters next to each other or decorations.

Build a Mini-Mine.

An unused goal for placing a Mini-Mine.

Get Air Island.

Get Water Island.

Unused goals for getting Air Island and Water Island

Unused Structures#

Music School

Dance Hall

Music Minigames

Text for what seem to be 2 unused structures called Music School and Dance Hall which both have the description of "Music Minigames". These are theorized to be structures due to being located with text strings of other structures. These have existed since version 1.0.0 of MSM.

Selling the Breeding Structure, Castle, and Nursery#

Some unused text strings relating to selling the Breeding Structure, Castle, and Nursery exist, despite you not being able to do so normally.

You can't sell your last Breeding Structure!

You can't sell your Breeding Structure while breeding is in progress!

You can't sell your last Nursery!

You can't sell your Nursery while incubation is in progress!

You can't sell your Castle!

Placeholder Awakened Cold and Air Coloss-Eye Description#

When the Cold Island Colossal Conundrum first started, this text string existed in place of the description for the awakened Cold Island Coloss-Eye. The same thing occurred for the Air Island Colossal Conundrum. Voidcorn is an inside joke likely meant to make fun of creepypastas, and first appeared when an error occurred when loading a Colossingum battle. Voidcorn could later be seen when a news image fails to load with the text "Failed to load. Blame Voidcorn." in Monstrous, the monster alphabet. In version 4.4.0, Voidcorn was added as a costume for Furcorn that could be unlocked by buying a special anniversary pack during Anniversary Month.

If you're reading this, it's already too late. In 7 days, Voidcorn is coming for you.

Placeholder Friend Card Text#

Monster Hunter Joe

Meebs are cute

Logged in: 2 days

Placeholder text for player names, phrases and activity for the friends menu found in the social card menu template.

Colossingum Sequence Names#

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

Unused Tutorial Text#

Breeding is a fun and easy way to grow your Monster collection. Let's breed the Noggin and Mammott together and see what happens.

Now, buy a Toe Jammer egg.

Hatch and place a Toe Jammer.

Bake some Bread.

They are a great start to your collection, but you'll want more! More Monsters means more music!

Meet Noggin and Mammott!