How to Breed Cherubble: A Comprehensive Guide for Monster Handlers

Cherubble, the delightfully quirky and elusive monster from My Singing Monsters, is a coveted addition to any monster collection. Its unique sound and charming appearance make it a sought-after creature for both seasoned and novice players. However, breeding Cherubble can be a bit of a challenge. This comprehensive guide will walk you through everything you need to know to successfully breed Cherubble, including the required combinations, breeding structures, enhancing your chances, and troubleshooting common issues.

What is Cherubble?

Cherubble is a Triple-Element monster introduced to My Singing Monsters. This ethereal monster combines elements of Air, Earth, and Water, resulting in a whimsical sound that adds depth and character to your island’s symphony. Its design is equally captivating, featuring a cherubic appearance blended with earthly and watery elements. Cherubble stands out with its joyful expression and lively animations, making it a delightful addition to any monster collection.

Understanding the Breeding Mechanics

Before diving into the specific breeding combinations for Cherubble, it’s crucial to understand the fundamental breeding mechanics in My Singing Monsters. Breeding involves combining two monsters on a Breeding Structure, with the hopes of producing a new monster that shares elements with its parents. Here are some key points to keep in mind:

* **Elements:** Monsters are defined by their elemental composition. These elements determine which monsters can breed together and which monsters can be produced as a result.
* **Breeding Structure:** You’ll need a Breeding Structure to breed monsters. The basic Breeding Structure is available early in the game, and the Enhanced Breeding Structure, which speeds up breeding times, becomes available later.
* **Breeding Time:** Each breeding combination has a specific breeding time. The rarer the monster, the longer the breeding time. This time can be shortened by using the Enhanced Breeding Structure or by spending diamonds.
* **Luck Factor:** Breeding isn’t always guaranteed. There’s always an element of chance involved. Certain factors, like Wishing Torches, can increase your chances of success.

The Required Breeding Combination for Cherubble

The key to breeding Cherubble lies in understanding its elemental composition. Since Cherubble is a Triple-Element monster with Air, Earth, and Water elements, you’ll need to combine monsters that collectively possess these elements. The most common and effective breeding combination for Cherubble is:

**T-Rox (Earth, Water) + Pummel (Air, Water)**

This combination works because T-Rox brings the Earth and Water elements, while Pummel contributes the Air and Water elements. The overlapping Water element ensures that the breeding process has the necessary components to produce Cherubble.

Why This Combination Works

* **Elemental Coverage:** The T-Rox + Pummel combination efficiently covers all three elements required for Cherubble: Air, Earth, and Water.
* **Availability:** Both T-Rox and Pummel are relatively easy to obtain, making this combination accessible to most players.
* **Success Rate:** This combination has a reasonably good success rate compared to other potential combinations.

Step-by-Step Breeding Instructions

Follow these detailed instructions to maximize your chances of breeding Cherubble:

1. **Obtain T-Rox and Pummel:**
* **T-Rox:** T-Rox is bred using Maw (Water) and Mammott (Earth). It typically takes 12 hours to breed.
* **Pummel:** Pummel is bred using Potbelly (Earth) and T-Rox (Earth, Water). It typically takes 12 hours to breed.
2. **Ensure Monsters are at Least Level 4:** To breed successfully, your monsters need to be at least Level 4. This ensures they are mature enough to breed and increases the likelihood of a successful combination. Leveling up your monsters requires feeding them treats. The higher the level, the more treats you’ll need.
3. **Place Monsters in the Breeding Structure:** Drag T-Rox and Pummel into the Breeding Structure. The Breeding Structure is available early in the game and can be found in the Market.
4. **Light Wishing Torches (Optional):** Wishing Torches increase your chances of breeding rare monsters. You can light Wishing Torches by spending diamonds. The more torches you light, the greater the boost to your breeding odds. It’s important to note that the effects of wishing torches are temporary and need to be relit after a certain period.
5. **Start the Breeding Process:** Initiate the breeding process by pressing the “Breed” button. The breeding time for Cherubble is 1 day, 2 hours (26 hours). If you have an Enhanced Breeding Structure, the breeding time will be reduced.
6. **Wait for the Breeding Time to Complete:** Be patient! The breeding time for Cherubble is relatively long. You can spend diamonds to speed up the process, but it’s generally more economical to wait it out.
7. **Hatch the Egg:** Once the breeding time is complete, the egg will be ready to hatch in the Nursery. Place the egg in the Nursery and wait for the hatching time to finish. The hatching time is the same as the breeding time. Again, you can use diamonds to speed up the process.
8. **Place Cherubble on an Island:** After hatching, your new Cherubble will be ready to be placed on an island. Choose an island that can accommodate Cherubble’s elemental requirements (Air, Earth, and Water). Plant Island, Air Island, Earth Island, and Water Island are all suitable options.

Enhancing Your Chances of Breeding Cherubble

While the T-Rox + Pummel combination is effective, there are several ways to further enhance your chances of breeding Cherubble:

* **Enhanced Breeding Structure:** Upgrading to the Enhanced Breeding Structure significantly reduces breeding times, allowing you to attempt more breeding combinations in a shorter period. This increases your overall chances of success.
* **Wishing Torches:** Lighting Wishing Torches provides a temporary boost to your breeding odds. Consider lighting as many torches as you can afford to maximize this effect. Remember to relight them as needed.
* **Monster Levels:** Ensuring that both breeding monsters are at higher levels (Level 15 or higher) can slightly improve your chances. While it’s not a guaranteed factor, higher-level monsters tend to produce better results.
* **Island Happiness:** Happy monsters are more likely to breed successfully. Ensure your island is decorated with items that your monsters enjoy. You can see a monster’s happiness level by tapping on it.
* **Patience and Persistence:** Breeding rare monsters often requires multiple attempts. Don’t get discouraged if you don’t succeed on your first try. Keep breeding the T-Rox + Pummel combination, and eventually, you’ll get lucky.

Troubleshooting Common Breeding Issues

Even with the right combination and enhancements, you might encounter some issues when trying to breed Cherubble. Here are some common problems and their solutions:

* **Getting the Wrong Monster:** Breeding involves a degree of randomness. You might get monsters other than Cherubble, even with the correct combination. This is normal. Just keep trying.
* **Long Breeding Times:** Cherubble has a relatively long breeding time (26 hours). Be patient. You can use diamonds to speed up the process, but this can be costly.
* **Monsters Not Breeding:** Ensure that both monsters are at least Level 4. Also, make sure there’s nothing blocking the Breeding Structure. Sometimes, decorations or other monsters can interfere with the breeding process.
* **Breeding Structure Not Working:** If your Breeding Structure isn’t working, try restarting the game. If the problem persists, contact My Singing Monsters support.

Other Potential Breeding Combinations (Less Common)

While T-Rox + Pummel is the most recommended combination, other combinations *could* theoretically work, though with significantly lower success rates. These alternatives also fulfill the Air, Earth, and Water element requirement:

* **Entbrat + Pompom:** Entbrat has all four natural elements (Plant, Earth, Water, Air), and Pompom has Air and potentially contributes to the water/earth overlap due to the potential for producing other monsters with those elements.
* **Quarrister + Flowah:** Quarrister covers all natural elements, and Flowah brings Air. This combination might work but is highly unlikely due to the complexity of the Quarrister.

**Important Note:** These alternative combinations are not as reliable and are generally not recommended unless you are experimenting or lack T-Rox and Pummel.

Cherubble’s Role on Your Island

Once you’ve successfully bred Cherubble, you can place it on your island to contribute to the overall song and atmosphere. Cherubble’s sound is a delightful addition to any island, and its charming appearance is sure to bring a smile to your face.

* **Sound Contribution:** Cherubble adds a unique vocal melody to the island’s song. Its ethereal sound blends well with other monsters, creating a rich and layered musical experience.
* **Island Aesthetics:** Cherubble’s design is visually appealing, adding to the overall aesthetic of your island. Its joyful expression and lively animations make it a delightful creature to watch.
* **Happiness Boost:** Having a Cherubble on your island can boost the happiness of other monsters, especially those that share its elements.

Conclusion

Breeding Cherubble in My Singing Monsters requires a combination of knowledge, strategy, and patience. By understanding the breeding mechanics, using the correct combination (T-Rox + Pummel), enhancing your chances with Wishing Torches and the Enhanced Breeding Structure, and troubleshooting common issues, you can increase your odds of successfully adding this delightful monster to your collection. Remember that breeding rare monsters often takes multiple attempts, so don’t give up! With persistence and a little luck, you’ll eventually hear the sweet sounds of Cherubble on your island.

Happy Monster Handling!