How to Breed G'joob on Plant Island

Introduction

G'joob is one of the most popular monsters in My Singing Monsters. It is a rare, four-element monster that can be bred on Plant Island. Breeders have been trying to get their hands on a G'joob for years, but the process can be tricky. In this article, we'll go over the steps you need to follow to breed G'joob on Plant Island.

Step 1: Unlock G'joob

Before you can start breeding G'joob, you have to unlock it by reaching level 9 on Plant Island. Once you reach level 9, G'joob will be added to your monster encyclopedia, and you can start breeding to get it.

Step 2: Build Breeding Structure

The next step is to build a breeding structure on Plant Island. You can choose either a Breeding Tree or a Breeding Structure. The Breeding Tree costs 25,000 coins, while the Breeding Structure costs 30 diamonds. Once you have the breeding structure, you need to assign two monsters to it and wait for them to breed.

Step 3: Choose the Right Monsters

To breed a G'joob, you need to choose two specific monsters. The right combination is Noggin and Mammott. You can choose either a regular Noggin or a rare Noggin. For Mammot, you can choose any version except the rare version.

Step 4: Wait for the Breeding Process

Once you have assigned the two monsters to the breeding structure, you need to wait for the breeding process to finish. The breeding process can take anywhere from one minute to 48 hours, depending on the monsters you have chosen. You can speed up the process by using diamonds, but this is not recommended.

Step 5: Hatch the G'joob Egg

Once the breeding process is complete, you will get a G'joob egg. You need to place the egg in a breeding structure or a incubator to hatch it. The hatch time for G'joob is 19 hours. Once it hatches, you'll have your very own G'joob.

Conclusion

Breeding G'joob can be a challenge, but with the right combination of monsters and some patience, you can do it. Just remember to unlock G'joob first, choose the right monsters, and wait for the breeding process to finish. Good luck!