How to breed Hoola in My Singing Monsters

Discover the ultimate guide on breeding Hoola in My Singing Monsters. Unlock tips and strategies to enhance your gameplay and create unique monsters!

Something about My Singing Monsters is charmingly offbeat. Creatures that inhabit the different Islands and make unexpectedly memorable melodies are creepy. Among the many terrifying monsters available, Hoola stands out—and not only because she resembles Gossamer, the daughter of Looney Tunes's Stan, but for some reason, she really gets under my skin.

My Singing Monsters: How to breed Hoola

On Earth and Air Islands, during the SummerSong festival, you can breed Hoola, a rare Seasonal Monster. Midway through July and continuing into August is when Summersong is in full swing, with a little intermission at the tail end of January for the off-season return.

You will need to gather Hoola many times daily if you want it to be worthwhile in terms of monetary creation. When collecting only once a day, for instance, it falls off little.

Buying flowers is a waste of money in my opinion, but breeding your own is simple—just make sure to complete the process within the allotted hours.

Hoola, Rare Hoola, and Epic Hoola breeding instructions for My Singing Monsters

Breeding PomPom and Pango on Earth or Air Island during either timeframe gives you the best chance of adding Hoola to your collection. Epic Hoola and Rare Hoola are two further variants of Hoola. A Rare Hoola can be obtained through the identical breeding process as its base form. Epic Hoola can be bred in three different ways:

On Air Island, we have Riff and Fwog; on Earth Island, we have Quarrister and Dandidoo; and on Seasonal Shanty, we have Schmoochle.


You can transfer Hoola to the Seasonal Shanty after it reaches level 15, after it has hatched and been bred. You can breed Hoola with any of these monsters on Seasonal Shanty at any time of year for the opportunity to get another Hoola:

• Bog gobbler
• Viveine clavavera
• Monculus Carillong Whisp-bang
• Spurrit, Ffidyll, and Boo'qwurm

In order to increase your chances of having another Hoola, it is advised to breed your current Hoola with an Aux Seasonal. This will increase your chances of having a Hoola relative, rather than just one. Some examples of these are Viveine, Spurrit, Carillong, and Monculus. You should probably go for Monculus since it has the shortest wait time of the bunch.

Another strategy to increase your chances of success is to breed a common Hoola with a rare one.
What Hoola enjoys

You can boost Hoola's happiness by 25% by placing any of these monsters or objects near her. Put a Unity Tree on the island to remove the proximity limitations if you don't want to mentally jigsaw with placement.

• The monstrous Tweedle
• Trail of SummerSong (Decoration)
• Decoration at Tree Hut
• As far as decorations go, there's the Tree Forte Tower and the Castanevine.

It seems like my concerns about Hoola are shared by the other monsters in My Singing Monsters. In Hoola's vicinity, only Punkleton and Rare Hoola get a 25% happiness boost.

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