My Singing Monsters has a plethora of Monsters that you can buy if you have enough Gold lying around and through breeding, if you donât have the required coins. One of the game’s classes is the elusive Mythical Monsters, to which the Gâjoob Monster belongs. However, despite being an elusive mythical breed, the lazy, walrus-looking monster provides little to no productivity. While Gâjoob is also hard to obtain, itâs the Monsterâs rarity and cool looks that truly compels players to add it to their collections. That said if you want to get your Gâjoob, look no further, as this guide will explain everything there is to know about how to breed a Gâjoob in My Singing Monsters.
Unless youâve got a thick wallet, we donât recommend wasting your valuable Diamonds on a Gâjoob. However, thereâs an alternate route you can opt for to obtain a Gâjoob, and that is the breeding method, which allows you to save your precious Diamonds for a better Monster.
However, Gâjoob has very low breeding chances due to its rarity. Donât worry, though, there are a couple of methods you can use to increase the probability of securing a Gâjoob through breeding .
Breeding a T-Rox and a Pummel on Plant Island is your best bet for a G’joob egg. Ironically, both T-Rox and Pummel are only obtainable through breeding as well. That said, itâs recommended that your T-Rox and Pummel have high levels, at least above 15 since this will further help even out the odds of you scoring a Gâjoob.
In addition to obtaining a Gâjoob, thereâs an extra benefit to the mentioned breeding combination: getting Rare Noggins or Rare Toe Jammers. However, youâll only have a probability of getting these Monsters if theyâre already on sale in the in-game store.
If there’s one thing that increases your G’Joob breeding odds significantly, though not completely, it’s the lit Wishing Torches. Imbued with magical powers, these torches can increase the chances of breeding a rare Monster, such as a Gâjoob. All you need to do is place 10 Wishing Torches near the Gâjoob Breeding grounds and wait for your egg.Â
The good thing is, that the Wishing Torches donât cost much either, coming in at just 5000 Gold Coins. However, lighting a torch for 24 hours will cost you two Diamonds. Alternatively, you can pay 100 Diamonds to have a Wishing Torch permanently lit.
If youâre not heavy on Diamonds, you can also ask your in-game friends to visit your profile and light any of your Wishing Torches, which are near the breeding grounds for Gâjoob. The Wishing Torches lit by friends will stay lit for 24 hours.
Gâjoob is a Mythical Monster, and like any other Mythical breed, it was a PS Vita exclusive until support for the handheld console ended in 2019. Later that year, Mythical Monsters, including G’joob, were added to the mobile version of the game. Now if youâre looking to get your hands on the Mythical Monster, you can get G’joobs for 500 Diamonds upon hitting level nine.
As a surprise to no one, they also occupy three-bed spaces and take four tiles, which is not much given their size. In addition, Gâjoobs can only inhabit three Islands: the Plant Island, the Mirror Plant Island, and the Mythical Island. That said, what you should be aching to know is how much Gold Coins can the rare Gâjoob net you.Â
Despite Gâjoobâs rare nature, its Gold Coins productivity is unfortunately quite low if you compare it to its Mythical brethren. While Gâjoob counterparts can generate over 100,000 Gold Coins per day, a max level Gâjoob will yield you only 39,698 Coins a day. Although, this is somewhat understandable since the Monster likes to doze off under a tree for most of the day.
If you found this guide informative we have many guides showing how to get different monsters in My Singing Monsters. Guides such as, How to Breed Ghazt and How to Breed Punkleton .