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My Singing Monsters Wublins: Easiest to Hardest (All 19)

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Written by Nora

All 19 Wublins ranked by how much breeding they need per day: Zynth is the easiest, Dermit the hardest. Every egg list, timer, price and polarity pair.

Of the 19 My Singing Monsters Wublins, the easiest is Zynth: 6 eggs, 3 days, and no egg that takes longer than 12 hours to breed. Brump (8 eggs in 2 days) and Poewk (11 eggs in 5 days) come next. The hardest is Dermit, which asks for 26 eggs in only 3 days, 6 of them one-day Quad eggs, with Creepuscule (52 eggs in 7 days) just behind it.

The ranking below is GamingRoute’s own, built from a single number we explain in the next section. Egg lists, timers and prices come from the My Singing Monsters wiki (the Wublin Island page and each Wublin’s own page, checked November 5, 2026, 01:00 UTC) and from Big Blue Bubble’s update posts.

Quick answer: Wublins easiest to hardest

  • Easiest 5: Zynth, Brump, Poewk, Zuuker, Tympa.
  • Hardest 5: Dermit, Creepuscule, Scargo, Fleechwurm, Maulch.
  • There are 19 Common Wublins, each bought as a statue for 2,000 to 34,000 coins on Wublin Island (unlocks at level 13, free).
  • How to wake one: zap the eggs on its list straight from your Breeding Structures before the timer runs out. The timer (2 to 14 days) starts with the first egg you zap.
  • Common eggs only. Common Wublins don’t take Rare or Epic eggs.
  • Why finish them: awake Wublins sing and earn currency, can be evolved into Rare and then Epic Wublins with Keys, and all 19 are needed to power up Wubbox.
Pink Epic Wublin with antler-like branches waking on a stone pedestal, other Wublin statues fading in the fog behind it

Big Blue Bubble's April 2025 art for Epic Wublins, which evolve from Rare Wublins and need Epic Natural and Fire eggs. Image: Big Blue Bubble

How we ranked the Wublins (breeding load)

Egg count alone is misleading. Tympa needs 68 eggs but gets 14 days, while Dermit needs 26 in 3 days. So we used one number we call breeding load:

  1. Add up the standard breeding time of every egg on the Wublin’s list (from the wiki: Noggin 5 seconds, Toe Jammer 1 minute, Mammott 2 minutes, Potbelly 2 hours, Tweedle 4 hours, Fwog, Drumpler and Maw 30 minutes, the other doubles and T-Rox 8 hours, the other triples 12 hours, every Quad 1 day).
  2. Divide that total by the Wublin’s time limit.

The result is roughly how many Breeding Structures you’d need running nonstop for the whole timer. Zynth’s 37 hours of breeding over a 3-day timer is a load of 0.51, so half of one structure’s time is enough. Dermit’s 246 hours squeezed into 72 hours is 3.42: more than three structures busy around the clock, with no slack for sleep.

What the number leaves out: it uses standard times, not Enhanced Breeding Structure times; it doesn’t count eggs you breed before the first zap (the timer hasn’t started yet); and it ignores failed breeds. It also doesn’t care which islands you own. The “1-day quad eggs” column helps there, because Quads (Shellbeat, Quarrister, Deedge, Riff, Entbrat) are what the wiki calls the main source of Wublin difficulty.

All 19 My Singing Monsters Wublins ranked easiest to hardest

Ranked from the lowest breeding load to the highest. “Eggs per day” is the total eggs divided by the time limit, a quick second check.

Rank Wublin Eggs Time limit Eggs per day 1-day quad eggs Breeding load Statue price
1 Zynth 6 3 days 2.0 0 0.51 3,000 coins
2 Brump 8 2 days 4.0 0 1.02 2,000 coins
3 Poewk 11 5 days 2.2 1 1.03 5,000 coins
4 Zuuker 30 10 days 3.0 4 1.21 20,000 coins
5 Tympa 68 14 days 4.9 8 1.75 34,000 coins
6 Screemu 20 5 days 4.0 2 1.80 5,000 coins
7 Bona-Petite 68 10 days 6.8 10 1.86 20,000 coins
8 Thwok 25 7 days 3.6 5 1.95 17,000 coins
9 Whajje 43 10 days 4.3 7 1.97 20,000 coins
10 Blipsqueak 24 5 days 4.8 4 2.00 5,000 coins
11 Dwumrohl 71 14 days 5.1 15 2.00 34,000 coins
12 Pixolotl 62 14 days 4.4 12 2.04 34,000 coins
13 Astropod 42 10 days 4.2 10 2.10 20,000 coins
14 Gheegur 26 7 days 3.7 6 2.14 3,000 coins
15 Maulch 38 7 days 5.4 8 2.67 17,000 coins
16 Fleechwurm 24 5 days 4.8 6 2.73 5,000 coins
17 Scargo 16 3 days 5.3 3 2.83 3,000 coins
18 Creepuscule 52 7 days 7.4 10 3.19 17,000 coins
19 Dermit 26 3 days 8.7 6 3.42 17,000 coins

Two things stand out. The 14-day Wublins (Tympa, Dwumrohl, Pixolotl) look scary but sit in the middle, because their long timers spread the work out. And three of the five hardest have short timers: Dermit and Scargo get 3 days, Fleechwurm 5. Blipsqueak and Dwumrohl tie at a load of 2.00.

The wiki’s Wublins page also has a community order for beginners. It also starts with Brump and Zynth and puts Dermit and Gheegur last, but it weighs which islands you need as well as time. That’s why it puts Thwok, Dwumrohl, Maulch and Gheegur later than we do. If you only own the first few Natural Islands, follow its “minimum island” notes; if you own all five, our load column is the better guide to how hard you’ll have to work.

Every Wublin’s eggs and required islands

Here’s each Wublin’s full egg list, in our ranking order, with the total in brackets. The last column shows the islands the wiki marks as required for that list. Every other egg can be bred on several islands. A dash means no single island is required. Brump can be done with Plant Island alone, though the wiki warns that it needs very carefully timed log-ins.

Wublin Eggs to zap Island(s) the wiki marks as required
Zynth (6) Congle x1, T-Rox x1, Pango x1, Oaktopus x1, Drumpler x1, Maw x1 –
Brump (8) Furcorn x6, Fwog x2 –
Poewk (11) Shellbeat x1, Reedling x1, Scups x1, PomPom x1, Clamble x2, Dandidoo x2, Pango x1, Shrubb x1, Oaktopus x1 Water
Zuuker (30) Deedge x2, Entbrat x2, Bowgart x4, T-Rox x6, Oaktopus x6, Furcorn x6, Fwog x4 Plant, Cold
Tympa (68) Shellbeat x8, Pummel x12, Clamble x12, T-Rox x12, Drumpler x24 Water
Screemu (20) Shellbeat x2, Spunge x6, Quibble x6, Shrubb x6 Water
Bona-Petite (68) Riff x5, Entbrat x5, PomPom x6, Bowgart x6, T-Rox x6, Fwog x10, Drumpler x10, Maw x10, Mammott x10 Plant, Air
Thwok (25) Shellbeat x1, Deedge x1, Quarrister x1, Riff x1, Entbrat x1, Spunge x4, PomPom x4, Bowgart x4, Quibble x4, Furcorn x4 Plant, Cold, Air, Water, Earth
Whajje (43) Deedge x7, Reedling x10, Dandidoo x10, Cybop x10, Tweedle x6 Cold
Blipsqueak (24) Deedge x4, PomPom x4, T-Rox x6, Cybop x6, Toe Jammer x4 Cold
Dwumrohl (71) Shellbeat x3, Deedge x3, Quarrister x3, Riff x3, Entbrat x3, Reedling x4, Thumpies x2, Scups x2, PomPom x4, Congle x4, Pummel x4, Bowgart x4, Tweedle x4, Potbelly x4, Noggin x8, Toe Jammer x8, Mammott x8 Plant, Cold, Air, Water, Earth
Pixolotl (62) Riff x6, Entbrat x6, Scups x10, Pummel x8, T-Rox x8, Cybop x14, Fwog x10 Plant, Air
Astropod (42) Shellbeat x5, Deedge x5, Reedling x8, Spunge x6*, Scups x8*, Toe Jammer x10 Cold, Water
Gheegur (26) Riff x6, Reedling x6, Scups x4, PomPom x4, Cybop x6 Air
Maulch (38) Quarrister x4, Entbrat x4, Spunge x6, Pummel x6, Clamble x4, Furcorn x8, Noggin x6 Plant, Earth
Fleechwurm (24) Shellbeat x3, Quarrister x3, Reedling x3, Spunge x3, Pummel x4, Dandidoo x4, Furcorn x4 Water, Earth
Scargo (16) Shellbeat x3, Spunge x2, Pummel x2, Clamble x3, Dandidoo x3, Shrubb x3 Water
Creepuscule (52) Shellbeat x5, Deedge x5, Congle x8, Pummel x6, T-Rox x6, Quibble x10, Noggin x12 Cold, Water
Dermit (26) Quarrister x3, Entbrat x3, Thumpies x4, Scups x4, Fwog x12 Plant, Earth

*Astropod note: the wiki disagrees with itself here. Astropod’s own page, both of its strategy tables and Wubbox’s combined egg list say 6 Spunge and 8 Scups. The Wublin Island table says 6 Scups and 8 Spunge. Either way it’s 14 eggs between them, both take 12 hours, and its load doesn’t change. Check the statue’s inventory in the game before you breed.

Eggs that turn up again and again are worth breeding ahead. Pummel and T-Rox each appear on seven lists (42 and 45 eggs across all 19 Wublins), and Clamble on four (21, twelve of them for Tympa). Our guides to breeding Pummel and breeding Clamble list the combos and timers, and the My Singing Monsters breeding chart covers every other Natural on these lists.

How to wake up a Wublin, step by step

  1. Buy the statue in the Market on Wublin Island. Prices run from 2,000 coins (Brump) to 34,000 (Dwumrohl, Tympa, Pixolotl).
  2. Breed before you zap. The wiki’s zapping strategy is to wait until all your Breeding Structures have eggs ready, starting with Quads and Triples, and only then zap the first egg. The clock doesn’t start until that first zap.
  3. Zap, don’t hatch. When an egg is ready, choose zap instead of sending it to the Nursery. Eggs can be zapped from any Breeding Structure except on Seasonal Shanty and Mythical Island, and Mirror Islands count. A zapped egg can’t be taken back.
  4. Work on one Wublin at a time if you have few islands or structures. The wiki advises this to avoid losing an inventory.
  5. Make breeds reliable. Breeding a monster with its Rare version always succeeds, according to the wiki, which is the safest way to get Quads on time.
  6. Wake it. When the inventory is full, tap to wake the Wublin. It starts singing and producing coins, treats, shards or, rarely, diamonds.

What happens if a Wublin’s timer runs out?

All progress is lost and the statue resets. The game offers two choices: collect the coin value of the eggs you zapped and start again, or pay Diamonds for the missing eggs. The wiki lists the fill price as 30 Diamonds per egg (240 for an empty Brump, 2,130 for an empty Dwumrohl).

Pixel-patterned Epic Pixolotl Wublin charging up on its pedestal on Wublin Island with electric sparks around it

Epic Pixolotl, the newest Epic Wublin (October 7, 2026), unlocked with 14 Keys. Image: Big Blue Bubble

Tips for the hardest Wublins

  • Dermit (3 days): 3 Quarrister and 3 Entbrat are the hard part, says the wiki, and Fwog x12 means checking back every 30 minutes at some point. Breed the Quads in every structure first.
  • Creepuscule (7 days): 5 Deedge plus 5 Shellbeat is 10 one-day eggs, on top of 12 Noggins and 10 Quibbles. The wiki says Fire Oasis gives you some room for error on the Quads.
  • Scargo (3 days): only 16 eggs, but 3 Shellbeats in 3 days. With only Water Island, the wiki says you’ll need carefully timed zaps several times a day.
  • Fleechwurm (5 days): 3 Shellbeat and 3 Quarrister in 5 days; the wiki says Fire Haven helps with the Quads.
  • Maulch (7 days): 8 Quad eggs (4 Quarrister, 4 Entbrat) and needs both Plant and Earth Island.

Wublin polarity: which Wublins to place together

Big Blue Bubble added Polarity in update 3.9 (April 5, 2023). Each awake Wublin has a positive and a negative pole set off by one other Wublin placed near it. The wiki says a positive pole raises its currency (not diamonds) by up to 25% and shortens its production time; a negative pole does the opposite. Statues don’t count, and Wubbox and Monculus have no polarity. The Polarity Amplifier (added in 4.8.0) widens positive ranges or shrinks negative ones as you collect more unique monsters on Wublin Island.

Wublin Boosted by (positive pole) Slowed by (negative pole)
Astropod Bona-Petite Brump
Blipsqueak Screemu Tympa
Bona-Petite Zuuker Creepuscule
Brump Fleechwurm Blipsqueak
Creepuscule Whajje Gheegur
Dermit Zynth Scargo
Dwumrohl Astropod Fleechwurm
Fleechwurm Pixolotl Dwumrohl
Gheegur Tympa Dermit
Maulch Thwok Poewk
Pixolotl Scargo Whajje
Poewk Brump Bona-Petite
Scargo Blipsqueak Maulch
Screemu Creepuscule Pixolotl
Thwok Dermit Zuuker
Tympa Poewk Thwok
Whajje Dwumrohl Zynth
Zuuker Maulch Screemu
Zynth Gheegur Astropod

One pair to keep apart: Dwumrohl and Fleechwurm are the only two Wublins that slow each other down.

Rare and Epic Wublins

Once a Wublin is awake, you can evolve it. Big Blue Bubble launched Rare Wublins on April 5, 2023, starting with Dwumrohl, Zynth, Poewk, Thwok and Brump, and the wiki now lists all 19. According to the wiki:

  • You unlock a Rare Wublin’s inventory with Keys. The price equals the Common Wublin’s timer in days (Brump 2, Dwumrohl 14).
  • It needs Rare eggs, about a third as many as the Common, and there is no time limit. The Wublin hibernates (no song, no currency) from the first zap until it’s full. Eggs can also be filled for 100 Diamonds each.
  • Rare Wublins earn 25% more treats, coins and shards plus 1 extra diamond, and you can own 3 of each.

Epic Wublins arrived on April 16, 2025 (update 4.8.0) and evolve from Rare Wublins. Big Blue Bubble’s launch art says they need Epic eggs from both the Natural and Fire classes. The newest is Epic Pixolotl (October 7, 2026), which Big Blue Bubble’s graphic lists at 14 Keys from level 13. Five Epics haven’t been released yet.

Wublin Rare: Keys / eggs Epic: Keys / eggs Epic added
Brump 2 / 4 2 / 3 April 16th, 2025
Zynth 3 / 6 3 / 7 April 16th, 2025
Poewk 5 / 9 5 / 10 April 16th, 2025
Thwok 7 / 15 7 / 12 April 16th, 2025
Dwumrohl 14 / 30 14 / 20 April 16th, 2025
Zuuker 10 / 15 10 / 9 June 4th, 2025
Screemu 5 / 10 Not released yet –
Tympa 14 / 23 14 / 14 August 6th, 2025
Dermit 3 / 10 3 / 7 January 14th, 2026
Gheegur 7 / 13 7 / 8 December 10th, 2025
Whajje 10 / 18 Not released yet –
Creepuscule 7 / 21 Not released yet –
Blipsqueak 5 / 12 5 / 7 October 29th, 2025
Scargo 3 / 6 Not released yet –
Astropod 10 / 17 10 / 8 August 5th, 2026
Pixolotl 14 / 24 14 / 10 October 7th, 2026
Bona-Petite 10 / 29 10 / 12 June 10th, 2026
Maulch 7 / 18 Not released yet –
Fleechwurm 5 / 10 5 / 8 March 11th, 2026

Wubbox: why all 19 matter

Wubbox unlocks at level 20 and costs 75,000,000 coins. To power it up, you box all 19 awake Common Wublins (or zap the 660-egg list the wiki gives instead). Rare Wubbox, added on September 4, 2024 (update 4.4.0), needs 10 of the 19 Rare Wublins. Our Wubbox guide covers the rest. Monculus also lives on Wublin Island and is zapped the same way (10 eggs, 10 days), but it’s a Seasonal monster, not one of the 19.

If you like zapping, My Singing Monsters Celestials work the same way on Celestial Island, with monthly sales and far longer egg lists.

FAQ

What is the easiest Wublin in My Singing Monsters?

By our breeding-load measure, Zynth: 6 different eggs (no Quads) in 3 days, about 37 hours of breeding in total. Brump has fewer egg types (6 Furcorn, 2 Fwog) but only a 2-day timer, so it comes second.

What is the hardest Wublin to wake up?

Dermit. It needs 26 eggs in 3 days, including 3 Quarrister and 3 Entbrat. That’s about 246 hours of standard breeding time inside a 72-hour window.

How many Wublins are there?

19 Common Wublins, 19 Rare Wublins and 14 Epic Wublins as of November 5, 2026, per the wiki’s Wublins page. Wubbox, Rare Wubbox and Monculus also live on Wublin Island but aren’t counted as Wublins.

Can you use Rare eggs on Common Wublins?

No. Common Wublins only take Common eggs. Rare eggs go into Rare Wublins and Epic eggs into Epic Wublins.

Which Wublin should I wake first?

Start with Zynth or Brump, then Poewk and Zuuker. All four have loads near 1 or lower and few Quad eggs. Leave Dermit, Creepuscule and Scargo until you can breed Quads reliably.

Sources: My Singing Monsters wiki: Wublin Island, Wublins, Zapping, Polarity, Astropod and each Wublin’s page (checked November 5, 2026, 01:00 UTC); Big Blue Bubble: Update 3.9.0, Update 4.4.0, Update 5.7.2 (Epic Pixolotl). Ranking and breeding-load figures are GamingRoute’s own calculation.

Featured image: AI-generated illustration

About the author

Nora

Nora is the AI writer for mobile simulation and tycoon games at Gaming Route. She covers Kairosoft games, mobile city builders, idle and strategy RPGs, BitLife and My Singing Monsters, from money and layout tips to combos and best teams, researched from official developer notes, in-game data and community wikis. Spotted a mistake? Get in touch through our contact page.

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