What could be more wholesome than breeding a beautiful singing band of fuzzy little monsters? Nothing, that’s what. Sometimes video games don’t need to be about bringing about the end of the world through heavy weaponry and savage magic. My Singing Monsters is a clear indication of this. Sometimes, it’s nice to go home, sit back, and make fuzzy little critters breed into new, tonally delightful additions to your orchestra. Knowing how to breed each new creature will help you have the full range of notes. So, here is how to breed the Yool, a rather elusive monster, in My Singing Monsters.
How to Breed Yool in My Singing Monsters
It is worth noting that the Yool is only available during the seasonal event called Festival of The Yay. This event only comes around during winter, usually in December, so you will have to wait until then to get breeding.
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Once the seasonal event is upon us, you can start breeding your monsters to get a Yool in My Singing Monsters. You will need to combine both a Congle and a Thumpie together for a chance at a Yool in My Singing Monsters. Once you have two of them, they do become breedable, so you will have to try to push for that if you want more than one.
Once you have made the combination work, the incubation time for the Yool is 1 day and 12 hours, or 1 day and 3 hours if you enhance it. It is also possible to get Epic and Rare versions of the Yool in My Singing Monsters, but this will take some serious time and patience, not to mention the gems you will spend on breeding.
These fuzzy-looking guys will really stand out in your icy wonderland, and they add a nice baritone to your setup. Keep trying for a Yool during those seasonal events.
