My Singing Monsters is a musical simulation game by Big Blue Bubble, which lets you build your personal monster island. It has a catalogue of over 200 monsters for you to collect. Some of these monsters can be bought with gold, however, a large proportion of monsters can only be acquired by breeding them. One of the most common Natural monsters that you would come across in the game is a two-elemental monster, Maw. If you’re searching for a solid guide on how to breed a Maw in My Singing Monsters, then look no further. So, without further ado, let’s see how to breed Maw in My Singing Monsters!
Maw is one of the simplest monsters to breed by combining a cold element Mammott and a water element Toe Jammer. As both Mammott and Toe Jammer are single-element monsters, they can be bought from the in-game market for 300 and 250 coins, respectively.
If you carry out this breeding of Mammott and Toe Jammer at a specific time, as prompted by the game, you can obtain a Rare Maw. Furthermore, you can purchase a Rare Maw from the Star Shop in the game if you have 750 Starpower.
Maw is a double-element monster that can be bred on Plant Island. It is an early-game monster containing cold and water elements and comes with low coin production. Its incubation time is only 30 minutes, which can be further decreased to 22.5 minutes after enhancement. However, breeding a Rare Maw takes up to one hour of in-game time.
Maw has a very distinct contribution to the island song, and its voice can be recognized easily among all the monsters because of the melody it sings. It tends to sing “deedeet” or “dee” with its mouth and makes melodies in the Alto key. Generally, the singing rhythm of Maw is distinguishable due to its unique pattern.
If you want to achieve the most out of Maw’s contribution to the island song, it is essential to improve its mood. You can make use of the items that Maw likes for a 25% increase in its happiness. These items are listed below:
There are many monsters that you can attain from breeding. Check out our guide on How to Breed a Shugabush and How to Breed a Ghazt .