Moshi Monsters Guide

If you are just discovering Moshi Monsters for the first time -- either as the parent of a player or as a player -- you are likely feeling more than just a little confused, having been dropped into a fantasy world that, already three plus years in the making, is busy with so much to do that it can feel overwhelming on a good day.  Well no worries mate, we have your back!

This guide will introduce you to Moshi Monsters, get you well-grounded, and give you the basic and advanced knowledge that you need to receive the maximum fun and entertainment that the game can offer!  Along the way you will learn some tricks, and become am expert member of the Moshi Community -- because while it is a game, Moshi Monsters is also a community that has been described as the "Facebook for Kids" and, as such, has become the preferred destination for well over 25-million gamers who love their Moshi!

Every journey begins with an understanding of where it is you are going, and in the case of Moshi Monsters, that starts with a definition of what the game -- and its site -- actually is: Moshi Monsters is a social networking online game and virtual pet site targeted at children aged 6 to 12 that has become popular with gamers of all ages.

Its basic structure is very similar to that of games like Webkinz and Club Penguin -- but without the toys that are associated with those two.  In place of the toys, Moshi Monsters has a free basic level of membership that allows the player to adopt a monster and play with them, as well as a subscription fee system called the Passport that adds more complex elements to the game, such as special locations and destinations like The Port, The Underground Disco, Gift Island, and more.

G'day G'day!  Welcome to Moshi Monsters!

A membership subscription also gives access to special content like larger housing, special member-only games, and access to exclusive content that you can purchase for yourself or for your mates.  In addition to exclusive areas and games, membership also makes it easier to earn Rox, providing opportunities that the basic members do not have.

While Moshi Monsters differs from games like Webkinz in that you do not have to purchase a stuffed animal in order to obtain basic membership, it does have a line of products that are associated with it that are targeted at the 6 to 12 age range, including companion books, stickers, trading cards, stuffed and plush animals, toys, and collectibles, which means that chances are very good that you will find yourself Moshing out in real life as well as in the game!

The game was developed in 2007 by the British media company Mind Candy, and launched in April 2008 to nearly instant popularity.  In the brief three years since its population has exploded, with well more than 25-million players regularly logging in to spend time with their Moshi.

At its very basic essence this is a game in which the player adopts and cares for a pet monster who lives in its own house in the game.  The process of taking care of your monster often includes playing games and solving puzzles, which often result in the player earning rewards that are called Rox -- a virtual currency that can be used to buy items like food, drinks, clothes, and toys for the adopted monster as well as items with which to decorate their home.

While Moshi Monsters has been called the Facebook for kids in terms of revenue it is not -- in place of the micro-transaction system that is found on Facebook Moshi Monsters uses premium media purchases with noted success.

The service emphasizes its three core elements: Fun, Education and Safety -- the contents are education oriented and while there are social media aspects to the game and site, these are limited in scope in order to limit communication risks.  Bearing in mind that not all players are of the age range, these limitations are sensible and functional.

Creating Your Account

Step 01: Go to the homepage at www.moshimonsters.com and in the top right corner, you will see a sign that says Sign In/Adopt A Monster.

In order to play the game -- and adopt a monster -- you have to create an account.  To do that, you will need at a minimum a working email address, and a password that you can remember!  The other information that the service requests is not checked, so you can pretty much put whatever you want for the contact information and age, but if you actually plan to subscribe to the service it would be an idea to put the correct information... We're just saying.

Once you have created your account, it is time to adopt a monster!

Selecting your Moshi Monsters from the Six Species

-- Subscribing as a Paid-Member --

The Basic Membership is free, and allows you to play a lot of the game but clearly being a Paid-Member is better, because it allows you to play ALL of the game.  In addition to that, it also includes the following items:

- Art Shows at the Googenheim (show off your artistic talents)
- Changing Colours (access to Colorama to change your Moshi's colour)
- Easier Rox (access to areas where you can gather more Rox)
- Gifting (access to Gift Island and the ability to give gifts)
- Larger Housing (more space to live and play)
- Moshi Passport (gives access to all of the restricted areas)
- Moshling Zoo (a place to store lots of Moshlings nice and orderly)
- Starcade (ad playable games to your Moshi Home)
- Super Moshi (play special missions and collect special Moshlings)

Step 1: Subscribing starts with selecting the region you are from -- there are three of them, starting with USA/Canada, then UK/Europe, and finally The Rest of the World!

Step 2: Selecting the terms of your subscription means choosing from four options:

- A 1 Month recurring subscription for $5.95 a month
- A 6 Month recurring subscription for $39.95 per 6 months
- A 1-Year non-recurring subscription for $49.95
- A Pre-Paid Moshi Time Card you buy from a retail store like GameStop

Any of the first three options require you to have a credit card, while the 4th lets you use cash. 

Once you decide on the option you want to use and submit the payment information, you will need to wait around 20 minutes for the member-access to become available on the servers, after which you have full access to the game!  While you are waiting you are prompted to return to your Room.

Adopting Your First Monster

Step 01: Click on Adopt A Monster and you will see a screen containing the six monster types standing there -- you can roll your mouse over them to see their names and how they sound.

Skip to the next part of this guide (The Moshi Monsters) and read about the six types prior to making this decision so that you pick the perfect monster for you -- go ahead, we will wait here for you do to that now!  Done?  That did not take long at all!

Step 02: Choose your Moshi Monster's colours.   Since these colors will be with your monster forever (unless you pay for a membership, in which case you can then change them) you should consider the colours carefully, and select the ones that you feel best project the identity of your Moshi Monster... 

Adopt Your Own Pet Monster

Step 03: Complete the adoption and the online form, which will cause the server to send you an email to verify that the email address you gave is the correct one for you -- and that it works and you can receive email at it.

The server will log you out while it is doing all of this, so you will want to load your email program or the webmail page you use to access your email and wait for the verification email to arrive -- a process that can take as long as ten minutes.

When the email arrives, click the link inside it to verify that you are you, and that you did indeed adopt a monster!

Selecting your Moshi Monster Colours

Step 04: Sign into the Server -- now that you have completed the adoption process and verified your account as genuine, it is time to return to the server and sign into the game!

Simply enter the email and password that you selected earlier into the boxes -- and a secret code if you have one (check the appropriate Appendix of this guide for items you may want and use that code) -- and then sign in.

Step 05: Completing the Adoption -- All that remains in the process is to fill in your monster's name and then you will be shown inside your monster's house, where you will learn about the different options you have to play with inside.  

When the adoption process concludes, you should find that you now possess 200 Rox (the Moshi Monsters virtual currency) as well as a green shelf and a piece of Cheesecake/Pie. 

Place the Shelf Unit where you want to against the wall of your new room, and then feed the noms (Cheesecake/Pie) to your Moshi!  They will love you for that!  Be sure to visit the store on Main Street later and purchase more food, but for now we have a very special task to perform and observe!

Step 06: Select Puzzles on the wall of your home and do the Daily Challenge, answering ten general knowledge questions.  This is a timed challenge so do not dally.  Once you have answered all of the questions you will be shown your score, and then an amazing thing will happen -- your Moshi will level of to Level 2, and as you watch music will play and your Moshi will do its special Leveling Dance for you!

Each time thereafter when your Moshi levels, it will do this same Leveling Dance, and how cool is  that?  Sadly the levels that follow are not going to be this easy or this fast...

The Moshi Monsters

Moshi Monsters includes six species players can choose from to adopt -- including:

Diavlo Moshi Monster

-- Diavlo --

Species: Diavlos
Language: Divanise
Characteristics: Flying; Multi-Colour.

Diavlos have a volcano-like appearance, and are one of only two Moshi Monster species able to fly. The original colours for a Diavlo are red and black but they can and often do have other colours. 

Diavlos are mischievous, lively, and extroverted monsters who are very friendly.  When you treat them well, they are mostly carefree and happy, but when they are treated badly or neglected they grow brash  and angry very easily.

When angered they stomp around, roar, and puff up their cheeks to indicate their displeasure, shooting lava out of the crater-like hole on their heads like a volcano!  An easy indicator that they are upset or tired is the lava in their head, which changes to a darker shade.

Known for being ticklish, they are a popular choice for boy gamers -- though the cute factor in their appearance makes them popular with some girl gamers as well.  As they are well suited for boy gamers, who tend to be less regular in their visits and care practices, they are one of the stronger and more resilient types of Moshi Monsters, and are better able to thrive when there are gaps in their care.

Furi Moshi Monster

-- Furi --

Species: Furis
Language: Furane
Characteristics: Dual-Colour; Scrounger.

Furis are very hairy monsters whose original colours are brown and pink.  A scrounging monster, they enjoy eating slop, and consider it to be something of a treat when you give it to them.  They have an incredible involuntary attraction to the Poppet species of Moshi Monster, which they find irresistible.

Furi are particularly good at learning tricks and tend to express themselves in cute ways when doing ordinary tasks -- for example when they eat they almost perform for their owners, making cute noises and something of a mess.

A very social monster, Furis require a significant amount of attention from their owner and, not surprisingly, do not do well when they are left alone or not cared for on a regular basis.  Though they are one of the happier sorts, if they are mistreated or they do not receive the required level if attention and socialization they can grow sad.

Katsuma Moshi Monster

-- Katsuma --

Species: Katsumas
Language:  Katsumeanese
Characteristics: Dual-Colour; Energetic, Extroverted.

Katsumas have a distinctly rabbit-like appearance and are endowed with an incredible amount of natural energy, and a lively personality us considered typical for the species.   Their original colours are orange and red, but often include other colours.

One of the most popular adopted -- and thus the largest population of monsters in the game -- Katsuma are the most friendly of monsters, and respond very well to good care and a nice environment.  They prefer their owner to decorate their living spaces, and are very expressive of mood.

Katsuma will warn their owner when they grow angry or frustrated by scratching things -- annoy one too much and it will wrap its ears around its eyes and jump about, which is a sure sign that trouble is quickly approaching.  Once they reach the limit of their patience they tend towards direct displays of displeasure that culminate in a violent temper tantrum!

Katsuma are a very intelligent species, less prone to reacting, with a preference towards carefully considering their actions.  They are particularly fond of martial arts.

Luvli Moshi Monster

-- Luvli --

Species: Luvlis
Language: Luvlinese
Characteristics: Flying; Heart-Shaped.

Luvlis' build is typically heart-shaped with a wand curling in on itself on top of their heads, and most of the Luvlis you will encounter in the world will be female.  

One of  only two monster species who can fly, this combined with their unique body shape makes them one of the more popular species with girl gamers.  Their original colours are red and green, but they can be found in other colour schemes. 

Born with a deep interested in fashion and seeking to look beautiful,  they can be very fussy and will easily turn rude if they feel that they have been treated badly.   They can have a very bossy and aggressive willful nature, and it helps to allow them take charge every now and then so that their need for control is satisfied.

When you have annoyed them, they will slap the screen with the wand that is attached to their head to indicate this -- and failing to notice this situation and correct it can easily lead to a temper-tantrum, during which they are likely to snarl and snap at you, and to charge up to the screen like an angry bull.

They are a high-maintenance pet that requires lots of attention and affection, as otherwise they tend to grow moody and disagreeable with you.    If you have annoyed them to the point that they are unhappy with you, try to remember that they really enjoy shopping with their owners more than anything, and that they like to have expensive and attractive items in their room -- and catering to those likes may be the best way to correct your mistake or mistreatment.

When they level up their special dance is set to a bossa nova tune.

 

Poppet Moshi Monster

-- Poppet --

Species: Poppeti
Language: Poppetainian
Characteristics: Very Powerful Charisma; Pacifistic; Passionate.

Poppets are a chinchilla-like monster who have mid-length ears, a curled up tail, and a pair of rubber boots.   They are widely considered to be one of the most adorable Moshi Monsters in the world, and are the most popular Moshi Monster with girl gamers.  Their natural trait for pacifism and their extreme dislike of violence is well known, and teh vast majority of the Poppets you encounter in the world will be female. 

Poppets genuinely enjoy being helpful to others.  This species is universally liked by other Moshi, who enjoy relating to them.  They have a deep enjoyment of dancing but prefer to do it in private, as they tend to be bashful and more self-aware than other species, and though they tend to enjoy hugs and showing their emotions to their masters when they are feeling loved, the flip side of that coin is that when they are angry or sad they show that in equal strength, and their temper-tantrums can be a lot to handle!

When hungry or ill they put their paws on their belly to indicate it, and they tend to be very emotional and indulge those emotions -- if you get answers incorrect on the Daily Challenge you can expect your Poppet to cry and be terribly upset!

Zommer Moshi Monster

-- Zommer --

Species: Zommus
Language: Zommeranian
Characteristics: Zombified; Slow.

The zombie-like monsters of the Moshi world, Zommers typically drool and often have scars from rough play on their face and bodies.  The 'Goth' of the Moshi world, they prefer to wear tattered clothes and enjoy the companionship of other Zommer.  Their original colors are blue and purple, but can be found in practically any scheme, though they prefer darker complimentary colours.

Their spiky hair, stitched up limbs, and missing left eyes speaks of a rough-and-tumble lifestyle, but despite their appearance Zommers are a very warm-hearted and friendly species!   The least commonly adopted monster in Moshi World because of their ghoulish appearances, when Zommers are adopted they are mostly chosen by boys.  

The weakest monsters in terms of health, it is important that they be fed and cared for daily, and shown reasonable levels of affection.  When happy they often rock out by playing air guitar to express that happiness, and when they levels up, rock music plays.  When your Zommer starts growling, snapping, or pulling on its hair, that is a sure sign that you have annoyed it and a temper-tantrum is coming!

Zommers are almost exclusively males.

Moshling Pets

The Moshling are not part of the higher-level monsters of the Moshi world, but rather occupy the position of pet and companion for Moshi Monsters.  Much like cats and dogs are for humans, Moshlings live in the home with their owners, where they are highly social.

Moshling are obtained in two ways: by planting the correct combination of seeds in a Moshi Garden to grow the Moshling bait plant, or by the player completing a Super Moshi Mission. 

-- Plant Method: The player must carefully tend to and grow the resultant Moshling plant to full maturity, upon which point the Moshling plant gets its colour, which in turn determines what Moshling it will attract as the Moshling types are attracted to specific colour plants!

After the plant is grown, the Moshling is attracted, and captured, the player may choose to keep it, or to set it free if it is a type that they do not want.   When a Moshling is captured the player is provided with a basic description of it prior to making the decision as to whether to keep it or set it free.

Super Moshis - Monstro City Needs YOU

-- The Mission Method: To capture a Moshling using this method the player must complete a Super Moshi Mission, a special mission that comes in several variates and that involve the player solving a mystery or a challenge in the game.  

While Basic-Level Members may obtain a standard Moshling through the Plant Method, only Paid-Members can utilize the Mission Method, as it requires that their Moshi be a "Super Moshi" which is a part of the premium content that is available only to subscribers.

Using the Mission Method, Paid-Members may obtain one of the rarer special Moshling by succeeding in completing their mission.   Presently the Mission Method is the only way to obtain some of the rarer types of Moshling in the game, making ownership of these Moshling something of a status symbol in the game.

-- Basic vs. Paid Membership and the Moshling --

In addition to the optional Mission Method that is available to Paid Members, there are other issues that relate to the membership type and Moshlings in the game, most notably the exclusive Moshlings obtained only by Paid Members, and the number of Moshling a member can possess.

A Basic Member may only have two Moshlings in their room and any time -- if they want additional pet Moshlings or they desire to own different ones and they already have two, they must dispose of one of their Moshling before they will be permitted to capture a new one, regardless of Moshling type.

Paid Members can keep up to six Moshlings in their room at any one time, but in addition to the six Moshling that they retain in their home as pets, they are also permitted to keep others they find, capture, or are rewarded with in their Moshling Zoo space! 

Potential Moshling owners who are Paid Members should be on notice that if their membership should lapse at any time, two Moshling pets will be randomly chosen by the server to remain in their home; the player has no influence on which.  The missing Moshling are not lost or deleted however, and once the membership is renewed they are returned to the home.

Plant Colour is Important for Attracting Moshling Types

-- Moshling Plant Seeds --

Moshling Plant Seeds are the primary means by which players will be able to collect Moshlings, and come in eight types:

01. Crazy Daisy*

02. Dragon Fruit

03. Hot Silly Peppers

04. Love Berries

05. Magic Beans

06. Moon Orchid

07. Snap Apple*

08. Star Blossom

* Seeds marked with an asterisk are available only to Paid Members.

-- Moshling Types --

The following types are available in the game, and within each type listing are the specific individual Moshlings that are part of that type set, with their rarity level indicated and the recipe required to obtain them.

Please note that this list is as accurate as we could make it but as new Moshlings can be added to the game at any time, may not be 100% complete.

-- Beastie Moshlings

All four Moshlings in this set are only available to members because they each require seeds that can only be purchased at the Port, which requires membership for access.

Burnie (Ultra Rare) 2 Red Snap Apples Blue Crazy Daisy

Humphrey (Common) Any Crazy Daisy Any Hot Silly Peppers Any Magic Beans

Jeepers (Rare) Any Love Berries Blue Snap Apple Red Crazy Daisy

ShiShi (Ultra Rare) Black Crazy Daisy Yellow Hot Silly Pepper Red Dragon Fruit

-- Birdie Moshlings

All four Moshlings in this set are available to both non-members and members.

DJ Quack (Common)  Dragon Fruit Moon Orchid Star Blossom

Peppy (Rare) Yellow Magic Beans Red Moon Orchid Any Moon Orchid

Prof. Purplex (Rare) Pink Love Berry Yellow Moon Orchid Any Dragon Fruit

Tiki (Rare) Red Love Berries Pink Love Berries Any Star Blossom

-- Dino Moshlings

All four Moshlings in this set are available to both non-members and members.

Doris (Uncommon) Black Moon Orchid Any Moon Orchid Any Moon Orchid

Gurgle (Ultra Rare) Red Dragon Fruit Purple Love Berry Yellow Magic Bean

Pooky (Uncommon) Any Moon Orchid Any Magic Beans  Purple Magic Beans

Snookums (Common) Any Coloured Star Blossom x3

Fumble Moshling Pet

-- Fish Moshlings

All four Moshlings in this set are available to both non-members and members.

Blurp (Uncommon) Pink Love Berries Any Love Berries Any Moon Orchid

Cali (Rare) Blue Love Berry Yellow Love Berry Any Magic Beans

Fumble (Rare) Any Star Blossom Yellow Magic Bean Yellow Love Berry

Stanley (Common) Any Love Berry Any Love Berry Any Dragon Fruit

-- Fluffy Moshlings

This is a mixed set containing Moshlings available to both non-members and members, and Moshlings that are available only to members.  The Moshlings available only to members are marked by an asterisk.

Dipsy (Uncommon) Yellow/Black Moon Orchid Red/Pink Moon Orchid Yellow Love Berries

Flumpy (Rare) Black Moon Orchid Red Magic Beans Any Star Blossom

Honey* (Rare) Any Magic Bean Yellow Love Berries Blue Snap Apple

I.G.G.Y.* (Ultra Rare)  x2 Purple Crazy Daisies x1 Black Moon Orchid

-- Foodie Moshlings

This is a mixed set containing Moshlings available to both non-members and members, and Moshlings that are available only to members.  The Moshlings available only to members are marked by an asterisk.

Coolio* (Rare) Pink Snap Apple Black Love Berry Any Star Blossom

Cutie Pie* (Ultra Rare) Blue Dragon Fruit Pink Star Blossom Purple Crazy Daisy

Hansel (Rare) Black Dragon Fruit Black Moon Orchid  Any Magic Bean

Oddie (Ultra Rare) Yellow Star Blossom Purple Star Blossom Black Star Blossom

-- Kittie Moshlings

All four Moshlings in this set are available to both non-members and members.

Gingersnap (Common) Magic Beans Love Berries Hot Silly Pepper

Lady Meowford (Uncommon) Blue Moon Orchid Any Moon Orchid Any Star Blossom

Purdy (Common) Any Dragon Fruit Any Moon Orchid Any Dragon Orchid

Waldo (Rare) Any Dragon Fruit Pink Love Berries Red Star Blossom

-- Ninja Moshlings

All four Moshlings in this set are available to both non-members and members.

Chop Chop (Common) Any Dragon Fruit Any Dragon Fruit Any Dragon Fruit

General Fuzuki (Ultra Rare) Yellow Love Berries Purple Star Blossom Red Hot Silly Pepper

Shelby (Uncommon) Black Dragon Fruit Any Dragon Fruit Any Magic Bean

Sooki-Yaki (Uncommon) Any Hot Silly Pepper Any Magic Bean Red Magic Bean

-- Noisie Moshlings

This is one of the newest sets to be added to the game, and at the present time the only Moshling to be identified so far -- Cherry Bomb -- is a member-only Moshling.  The other three Moshlings for this set have yet to be ID'd nor has the mechanism for obtaining them.

Cherry Bomb* (Rare) Super Moshi Mission 4 Reward

Noisies 2 -- Unknown --

Noisies 3 -- Unknown --

Noisies 4 -- Unknown --

-- Ponie Moshlings

This is a mixed set containing Moshlings available to both non-members and members, and Moshlings that are available only to members.  The Moshlings available only to members are marked by an asterisk.

Angel (Common) Any Hot Silly Pepper Any Magic Bean Any Hot Silly Pepper

Gigi (Ultra Rare) Blue Hot Silly Pepper Red Moon Orchid Yellow Hot Silly Pepper

Mr. Snoodle (Rare) Yellow Dragon Fruit Purple Hot Silly Pepper Any Hot Silly Pepper

Priscilla* (Uncommon) Any Moon Orchid Any Moon Orchid Yellow Snap Apple

McNulty Moshling Pet

-- Puppie Moshlings

This is a mixed set containing Moshlings available to both non-members and members, and Moshlings that are available only to members.  The Moshlings available only to members are marked by an asterisk.

Fifi (Common) Any Dragon Fruit Any Hot Silly Pepper Any Magic Bean

McNulty* (Uncommon) Any Snap Apple Any Snap Apple Purple Star Blossom

Scamp* (Ultra Rare) Black Snap Apple Pink Dragon Fruit Blue Moon Orchid

White Fang* (Rare) Red Magic Bean Red Moon Orchid Any Crazy Daisy

-- Secret Moshlings

Secret Moshlings are a set of new Moshlings that are secret -- three of them have secret codes, while Lady GooGoo is a Reward Moshling.

Blingo (Super Rare) Hip Hob Hibiscus Any Seed Any Seed
Hip Hop Hibiscus = Code 1: H6FJNA9D8Y9W Code 2: RWL5854306W0

Dustbin Beaver (Super Rare)   -- Not Released Yet --

Lady GooGoo (Rare) Super Moshi Mission 1 Reward

Roxy (Super Rare) Radiant Roxy Rose Any Flower Any Flower
To obtain the Radiant Roxy Rose use the code: HOBBIDIDANCE

-- Spookies Moshlings 

All four Moshlings in this set are available to both non-members and members.

Big Bad Bill (Ultra Rare) Yellow Love Berry Black Star Blossom Blue Star Blossom

Ecto (Rare) Red Love Berries Black Love Berries Any Hot Silly Peppers

Kissy (Uncommon) Purple Star Blossom Any Star Blossom Any Magic Bean

Squidge (Common) Any Star Blossom Any Hot Silly Peppers Any Dragon Fruit

-- Techies Moshlings 

This set may be restricted to Mission Rewards, which means that it is only available to members...  But as the other three in the set have yet to be released, and two have yet to be identified you should take that with a grain of salt, right?

Catipaler -- Not Released Yet --

Wurley (Ultra Rare) Super Moshi Mission 2 Reward

Techies 3 -- Not Released Yet --

Techies 4 -- Not Released Yet --

-- Tunies Moshlings 

Plinky (Super Rare) Super Moshi Mission 3 Reward

Stringy -- Not Released Yet --

Tappy -- Not Released Yet --

Tunies 4 -- Not Released Yet --

-- Worldies Moshlings 

This is a mixed set containing Moshlings available to both non-members and members, and Moshlings that are available only to members.  The Moshlings available only to members are marked by an asterisk.

Cleo* (Ultra Rare) Pink Crazy Daisy Blue Crazy Daisy Yellow Snap Apple

Liberty (Rare) Black Love Berry Red Love Berry Any Love Berry

Mini Ben* (Ultra Rare) x3 Black Snap Apples

Rocky* (Super Rare) Pink Crazy Daisy Any Hot Silly Pepper Any Love Berry

Destinations in the World of Moshi Monsters

The world of Moshi Monsters includes a number of destinations and places where the player can visit with their pet monsters and, naturally, play games, earn Rox, and interact with other players, adding new friends and encountering other Moshi Monsters!

These destinations are divided up into two basic levels: open access areas that are available to all players, and restricted access areas that are available only to Paid Members.  The following destinations exist in the game:

Bab's Boutique is where you find Collectibles

-- Bab's Boutique

Restricted Area Located in The Port.

Bab's is a store for members only that specializes in selling collectibles that you can use to decorate your monster's home.  They sell collectibles, WallScrawls, Beanie Blobs, exclusive member-only room sets, house parts, and Scare Bears.   If you are seeking ultra rare items Bab's is not the place to look, as it generally only has the common items.

The Bizarre Bazaar has lots of Variety

-- Bizarre Bazaar

One of the shops on Main Street, the Bazaar is located next to the statue of Timernator, and its specialty is very odd and strange items.  In addition to odd wallpaper that does not match any of the sets you can also find:

- Bingo Bongo Drums
- Bowler Balls
- Cuddly Humans
- Dino the Dinosaur Parts
- Doors
- Monster Baby Photos
- Paintings
- Plants
- Posters
- Tribal Masks
- Wallpapers
- Windows

Keep an eye out for rare items (look for the clover leafs marking them to indicate that they are rare).  Remember that the colour of the leaf is an indication of the rarity, starting at Bronze, Silver, Gold, etc.  When you do find a rare or uber-rare item, be sure to use it as a decoration in your house so that your friends get to see it and pay you props for having something cool and rare!

The Colourama is where you go to change your Moshi!

-- Colourama

Restricted Area Located in The Port.

The Colorama is the shop where Members can change the colour of their monster!  Every color change costs 100 Rox, and there are over a million possible combinations of colours to pick.  You can change your monster's body, boots and eyes here as well. 

Diavlo's Duds is where you dress your Diavlo

-- Diavlo's Duds

One of the shops in the Monstro City Marketplace (a shopping center that specializes in clothing), it is owned by a fiery red and coal-black Diavlo and it sells small clothes, mostly appropriate for a Diavlo!

The shop does stock other types of clothing so you may still want to check it out even if you do not have a Diavlo...

The DIY Shop has lots of House Items

-- DIY Shop

The 'Do It Yourself Shop' is located off of Sludge street and sells a variety of wallpapers, doors, windows and floors of different designs.  The current owner is Dewy, a red monster who prefers uncleanliness.

The DIY shop is known for its many objects, interesting doors and wallpaper, and elegant flooring.

Dodgy Deals can pay off big or cost you plenty!

-- Dodgy Dealz

Located off of Sludge Street, the Double-D opened in July of 2008 and is owned by a bloke named Sly Chance, a rather shady fellow.   He buys surplus furniture and food, but only pays 40% of its real value (hence the name of the shop!).

You have the option to 'Take a Chance' in dealing with him, a special transaction during which he shows multiple cards, with each bearing a different percentages on it.   He shuffles them in and then you get to pick one --  and he pays whatever the percentage is that is on the card you draw!

The For Rent Building has a Super Secret

-- For Rent Building

Located off of Sludge Street, this is a pretty important place in the game, because it is where you must go in order to become a Super Moshi!

Inside is a code wheel that you will use to become a Super Moshi -- once you get the clues from other monsters that will allow you to decipher the code SLM that is!

Furi Fashion  is where you dress your Furi

-- Furi Fashion

One of the shops located in the Monstro City Marketplace off Sludge Street specializing in fashion and accessories, Furi Fashion is owned by a Furi -- of course -- and stocks a large assortment of items that appeal to Furis!   Note that the items in this store are particularly expensive.

It is fun to give and to receive

-- Gift Island

Gift Island is for members only. You reach from the port and you go by ferry. You can give your registered friends gifts and a message if you like -- as the gifts are short animations that include a message with them...

At the far end of the island is the boat you can use to travel to The Port, which is also a restricted zone.

The Googenheim is where the Art is!

-- Googenheim Art Gallery

Googenheim Art Gallery is where Monsters show of their art to win Rox.  Located on Ooh La Lane you cannot miss it!

The Grossery Store has Food and Drinks for you!

-- Grossery Store

The Grossery Store is a building on Main Street where you can buy food and drinks for your monster.  Owned by Snozzle Wobbleson -- a being who is renown for his clumsy movement -- it is the go-to place for obtaining food and drinks for your monster, something you will want to do on a daily basis!

The Department Store for Moshi!

-- Horrods

Horrods (yes, it is the spoofed name of THAT store) is one of the shops on Sludge Street owned by Mizzzz Snoots -- originally it was open to the public, but in January of 2009 the owner closed it to the public, allowing only members to shop there as its exclusive clientele.

Horrods sells rare items and understandably most items are expensive there because of that -- but if you are seeking something expensive and rare to show off in your home, you can hardly do better than to pop on in to Horrods and see what they have laying around, right?  It stocks many of the rarest items in the game, so if you got the Rox, why not spend them?

The Ice-Scream Shop Challenge!

-- Ice-Scream Shop

Located on Ooh La Lane, the Ice-Scream Shop is where you get the job of ice-scream maker -- which entails you making the ice-scream ordered by each of hte customers before their patience runs out!  There are different flavors, toppings, and cones to keep track of and put together -- so go check that out and make yourself some Rox why don't you?

Katsuma Klothes is where you dress your Katsuma

-- Katsuma Klothes

Only THE destination among the clothes shops in the Monstro City Marketplace if you are shopping for your Kats!  Owned by a Katsuma (of course), it has almost everything that your Katsumas could want!  Kung-Fu outfits are a specialty, and as that is the fascination of Katsumas everywhere, how could you go wrong buying some? 

The exterior of the shop acutally looks like a dojo!

Luvli Looks is where you dress your Luvli

-- Luvli Looks

Another of the specialty clothing stores in the Monstro City Marketplace, Luvli Looks is owned by a flying Luvli in default colours and specializes in clothing for that species. 

Main Street is a good place to meet and be met!

-- Main Street

The Main Street of Monstro City, Main Street has Flutterby Field, the Grossery Store, Yukea, Bizarre Bazaar, a statue of Timernator and En-gen as well as the Daily Growl Building and is the place to see and be seen if you are not a paid-Member!

Take a few minutes to check it out, maybe do a little shopping or make a new friend or two!

The Monstro City Marketplace is the Moshi Fashion District

-- The Monstro City Marketplace

The Monstro City Marketplace is the shopping centre for clothes. It features six shops:

Diavlo's Duds
Furi Fashion
Katsuma Klothes
Luvli Looks
Poppet's Closet
Zommer's Drop Dead Threads

Each of the above has its own listing in the guide!

The gateway to real life Moshi Swag!

-- The Moshi Store

This is not so much a destination in the Moshi world as it is a convenient place to get all of your Moshi Merchandise -- think of it as the Merch Booth for Moshi World! 

You can get here by clicking the Shop Link off of the game page -- and on this page you can score some very spiffy collectible merchandise in real life with just a few mouse-clicks...  Your parents know you have their credit card, right??

Planting Seeds is the best way to get Moshlings!

-- Moshling Garden

Moshling Garden is where any gamer can go to plant different seeds and try tp capture a Moshling or two to take home with them as a pet!

The rarer Moshling can only be captured if you use the correct seeds -- so be sure to read that part of the guide before you start to plant so you have predictable results!

Found on the Map next to the House and Dress Up Rooms this is a destination you will want to view even if you are not contemplating a planting --  but if you do plant, remember that there is a bird on the tree who will offer you a clue on to how to capture a Moshling if your plants are fully matured...

Once you capture your Moshling be sure that you click it to keep it -- it will go into your room automatically!  Basic-Members can have up to 2 Moshlings in their room at any time, while Paid-Members can have up to 6 Moshling in thier rooms -- plus more at the Zoo, which is a restricted area!

When you visit the Garden you can find a trapped Moshling on the right side of the screen -- clicking it frees it, and allows you to take it as a pet if you like...

Buying your Seeds is the first step to getting Moshlings!

-- Moshing Seed Cart

The Moshling Seed Cart is a cart located on Main Street where you can purchase seeds for Rox.  Obviously this is where you will get many of the seeds that you will be planting in the Garden, right?

Each seed costs 15 Rox, and the Cart sells the following seeds:

- Dragon Fruit
- Hot Silly Peppers
- Love Berries
- Magic Beans
- Moon Orchid
- Star Blossom

Crazy Daisy and Snap Apple -- the two Member-only seeds -- can be purchased at Super Seeds in The Port area (a restricted area).

Ooh La Lane is packed with Moshi Activities

-- Ooh La Lane

Ooh La Lane is a street in Monstro City, added to the game in October of 2009, that features the following:

- Googenheim Art Gallery
- Ice-Scream Shop
- The Moshi Store
- Print Workshop

Paws and Claws has instant Moshling Goodness on Sale!

-- Paws and Claws

Restricted Area Located in The Port.  Paws 'n' Claws is a shop for members only where you can buy Moshlings of Cutie Pie, Ecto, Lady Meowford and General Fuzuki and combination boxes from Snookums to Mini-Ben.

Poppet's Closet  is where you dress your Poppet

-- Poppet's Closet

The store for all clothes Poppet -- and one of the six in the Marketplace -- if you need to dress up your Poppet this is the place to go!

The Crossroads of Member Benefits!

-- The Port

The Port is a place where members can go that serves as a sort of shopping mall destination, containing the specialty stores that members may want to visit to purchase special items and obtain exclusive play opportunities.

The Port is also the only place in the Moshi World where players can obtain the super seeds needed to attract the rarer exclusive Moshlings.

The Print Shop is your key to Deco!

-- Print Workshop

This is where Monster Owners print their own Masks, Coloring Pages, Posters, And More!  Located off of Ooh La Lane it is an easy to spot destination you can use to decorate your world!

The Puzzle Shop is for Play and Profit!

-- Puzzle Palace

Where you solve puzzle and quizzes to earn Rox, the currency of Monstro City.   This is where you play the Daily Challenge, was well as many types of quizzes, so find this place and permanently mark its location in your memory, because you will be returning every day!

The Second Main Street of Moshi Town

-- Sludge Street

Sludge Street is one of the three major streets in Monstro City -- and off of it you will find the Monstro City Marketplace and its six shops that specialize in clothing, Horrods Department Store, the DIY Shop, the Double-D, the Games Starcade, and a very odd place called the For Rent Building.

Buying Rare Seeds is the first step to getting Rare Moshlings!

-- Super Seeds

A seed store for Members-only where you can purchase the two rarest seeds in the game!  This is located in The Port, which is a restricted area.

The Place to Play Music and Rock Out!

-- Underground Disco

Underground Disco is a mini-game located in the sewers below Monstro City that is guarded by Bubba the Bouncer who lets in only Moshi Members.

The game are a Guitar Hero-like challenge that use the four direction arrow keys on your jeyboard, and that you play ten song tracks on three difficulty levels (easy, medium and hard) to score Rox. 

-- 49 Pence - Catch a Pitch or Try Cryin' (50 Cent)
-- Banana Montana - The Fall (Hannah Montana - The Climb)
-- Broccoli Spears - Peppermizer (Britney Spears - Womanizer)
-- The Fizzbangs - Monstrocity
-- The Goo Fighters - Forget to Walk (Foo Fighters - Learn to Fly)
-- The Groanas Brothers - Growliwood (Jonas Brothers - Hollywood)
-- Hairosniff - Poppet (Looks Like a Furi) (Aerosmith - Dude Looks Like a Lady)
-- Lady GooGoo - Peppy-razzi (Lady GaGa's - Paparazzi)
-- Pussycat Poppets - Pipe Down (Pussycat Dolls-Hush Hush)
-- Taylor Miffed - Bred to Toast (Taylor Swift)

Lots of Furniture that is not Swedish!

-- Yukea

Yukea is a parody of the furniture shop Ikea located on Main Street, and owned by Moe Yukky.  It stocks basic wallpapers, doors, windows and furniture.  And you have to assemble it yourself.

Zommer's Drop Dead Threads  is where you dress your Zom

-- Zommer's Drop Dead Threads

One of the six shops in the Monstro City Marketplace Located off of Sludge Street, ZD2T is owned by a Zommer in default colours and is where you go to get threads for your Zommer...  Literally.

Leveling Your Monster

Each monster that you adopt begins their relationship with you at Level 1, and while they will quickly level up to Level 2 in order to demonstrate their special Leveling Dance for you, raising their level beyond Level 2 requires considerable effort on your part.

Each time you level your monster up, they will dance, and you will receive a trophy for that level -- these trophies are meant to be kept as mementos of the event, and have no value in Rox, though they can be sold for 0 Rox if you just want to dispose of them...

The normal route to leveling your monster is a trade-off of time -- consistently playing the game each day in order to score the maximum number of experience points (XP) that you are allowed to obtain.  That's right, you can only earn a set number of XP per day -- and then only when your monster is feeling well and happy!

Leveling your Moshi starts in your home!

What that means is that you need to be sure that you are taking good care of your monster!  You need to feed it, you need to play with it, you need to care for it and give it social interaction -- all of that just to keep its mood and health high so that when you are ready to do the things that you need to do in order to gain XP it will be willing to do them!

Now that you understand the basic mechanism and the conditions, let's examine the methods that you can use to gain that XP target each day!

Moshi Monsters gain experience -- and Level -- from the following activities:

-- Being Fed
-- Being Tickled
-- Buying new Things
-- Changing your Room
-- Daily Challenges
-- Mini-games
-- Playing with their Master
-- Solving Puzzles

To maintain consistent progress you will want to play the game each day, and to create a routine that you follow so that it becomes a natural part of your play when you arrive.  You should start by visiting the Puzzle Palace and completing the Daily Challenge -- a timed quiz of general subjects like math, word seek, and the like. 

A tour through the stores to see if there are any rare items you can buy -- the inventory changes daily -- might lead to some XP for changing the decorations in your house, and of course there are the different mini-games and challenges like the Ice Scream Store for you to visit and play as well.

By creating that routine, and playing daily to get the maximum XP you are allowed to get, you will quickly level up your Moshi in no time at all!

Level Three Super Moshi Walkthrough

Before you contemplate this mission you should be aware that the quest to become a Super Moshi is only available to paid subscribers -- that is, full members of the site who pay for that membership -- and cannot be attempted by the free-level members. We cannot tell you how to access this without subscribing because it is not supposed to be available to non-subscribing members.

After you complete the Super Moshi Quest you receive the Super Moshi Box (a yellow and red box with S and M on its sides) that you click on to add to your Gift Box. Then open the Gift Box and use the duplicate box inside to access the missions -- clicking the Play button to view the video message from Super Moshi Central that will explain what is happening and where you are needed!

You are instructed to head to the Volcano where you will receive further instructions from The Gatekeeper -- an Aztec-style statue to the right of the lava flow -- who will tell you how to enter the Super Moshi HQ. As this is your first time there, he tells you "To enter, go to the building for rent on Sludge Street. There will be a clue that will help you find the first guardian of the secret code."

Use the map to travel to Sludge Street and enter the building on the far-left with the 'For Rent' sign, where you will discover a code wheel on the wall inside! You are shown the direction to the guide -- the three-eyed bloke on the docks to the left of the building -- who provides you with the first code.

He tells you that "The guy reading a book on Main Street also holds part of the code. Speak to him to continue your quest."

Head over to Main Street to find that bloke and talk to him, and he will give you the second letter, and then tell you "I'm sure the guy listening to music on Sludge Street has another letter," so it is back to Sludge Street we go!

The music fan explains that you need three letters to complete the puzzle -- and he gives you the third letter!

Note that the word that is spelled out by the letters is not always the same one -- which is why I did not include the letters here, because you really do need to talk to the three guides before you can complete this quest.

Return to the 'For Rent' building and click the scrap of paper on the floor that has the letter-to-code symbols on it, and then figure out what the three-letter-code is for your letters, and then punch that into the code wheel and you will unlock the key, which will pop out of the center of the wheel.

Click on the key to take it, and you will be told to return to the Gatekeeper and speak to him, so head back to the Volcano and insert the key into the Gatekeeper -- at which point you will be told in very clear terms that you must be a full member in order to join the Super Moshi HQ and enter. If you are not a paid member, you are not going in. Simple as that. A screen will pop-up through which you can subscribe if you are not a member, otherwise you will be told to go in.

Super Moshi Missions 1 and 2

The first two missions are dead easy and you will not require a guide to get through them -- all that you need to do is pay attention to what you are being asked to do and then do it and you are golden. The same however, cannot be said for the third mission, which a lot of players have trouble with, and which is why we have a simple guide here for you as a walkthrough to help you out if you get stuck!

Super Moshi Mission Three By the Numbers

1. Go to Volcano and enter Mission Control HQ
2. Click the Elder Moshi to bring up Mission assignment board; Click Mission #3
3. Evade all the pelting “goo” coming towards your plane... If you get hit you need to clean the plane.
4. To find Wurley, click 'rainbow'
5. Meet Nimbus in the cloud to get him to help you supercharge Wurley.
6. The first step is to make Nimbus laugh a lot; tell Nimbus three jokes, choosing the correct punchlines for each joke to complete this step.
7. The first correct answer is: Legless Sheep;
8. The second correct answer is: Slowly-cane;
9. The third correct answer is: Thunder-wear.
10. Nimbus will now start to rain.
11. The next task is to fix Wurley; return over the Rainbow and ask Flumpy to help.
12. Flumpy will request glue, sticks, material, and string with which to make a kite.
13. Collect string from the Windmill, material from the plane’s tail, sticks from the ground, and glue from the goo on the plane. Give the items to Flumpy and he will make a new kite.
14. Your next task is to anger Nimbus to provoke him into creating lightning; do this by telling him about Dr. Strangeglove's secret plan.

Games

Moshi Monster includes a large selection of mini-games as part of its entertainment offerings, many of which actually pay off in Rox when you win them!  This list will get you started in exploring the different fun things to do in the game -- but remember that they add new stuff all the time!

-- En-Gen

En-Gen is a game in which the players spin coloured blocks to generate Monstrowatts. When four or more blocks of the same colour are connected, points are gained and the Power Meter rises. The game ends when the Power Meter is fully depleted.

-- Flutterby Field

Flutterby Field is a game where you net butterflies for Rox, while avoiding the creepy-crawlies.

-- Ice Scream Store

The Ice Scream Store is both a destination and a game -- as it includes a challenge that will reward you with Rox and XP for completing the customers orders, making the right mixture of Ice Scream, and choosing the correct toppings and cone!

Moshi Monsters is Packed with Fun Mini-Games!

-- Moshi Fun Park

In addition to being a destination on the main map, the Moshi Fun Park includes a wide selection of mini-games for you to play that are sure to keep you busy and entertained!  The games that are part of the Fun Park are Flash-Based and are perfect for playing in small bites -- but be sure that you have installed the most recent version of Flash and that you give permission to the browser to use it for that page!

At the present time the Fun Park offers the following games for you to play:

- Air Traffic Madness (An air traffic control sim game)

- Babbit & Ball (Score pionts by hitting the ball with teh rabbit in your hat!)

- Balance (Balance the ball on a stick while avoiding bad objects!)

- Banana Belly (A button-matching game about feeding your monkey!)

- Bloons (Pop as many Bloons as you can by throwing your dart harder or softer)

- Bloons Junior (Pop as many Bloons as you can by throwing your dart harder or softer)

- Blox (Smash blox into each other to score points)

- Bomboozle (Draw a line connecting three or more of the same color objects but avoid the bombs!)

- Brain Workout (A pattern-matching game)

- Breakit 3 (Classic Breaker Blox with a Twist!)

- Bubble Greed (Collect 2 or more of the floating bubbles with your big bubble)

- Cargo Bridge (A bridge-building game of problem solving)

- Cascade 2 (A game about breaking like-coloured blocks to match the pattern)

- Cave Chaos (A side-scrolling platformer)

- Cursor Race (A race to click the circle before the enemy reaches it)

- Demolition City (A demolition game)

- Donut Dance (Quickly tap the bear that holds the Donut to make your bear dance!)

- Doofball (A fun Foosball-type game)

- Donut Ninja (Feed the enemy Ninja Bears Donuts to Score Points!)

- Find the Pair (A shape-matching game)

- Fly Rabbit Fly (A simple but addictive maze game)

- Galactic Melody Catcher (Collect the colored dots by rolling and jumping over them)

- Gem Swap (Destroy the gems by connecting groups of three or more)

- Gold Fishing (Mine your gold using a swinging hook on a chain -- challenging!)

- Guesstimation (A game about guessing how many objects are on the screen)

- Hanna in a Choppa (A side-scrolling game that uses a helicopter!)

- Hide Caesar 2 (A puzzle-based game in which the objective is to protect the coin)

- Hotcorn (Pop as much corn as you can in the time allowed!  Harder than it sounds!)

- It's Raining Cats and Dogs (A sky-diving game in which the object is to fall slowly)

- Jump'it (A classic side-scrolling platformer!)

- Jump'it 2 (A classic side-scrolling platformer!)

- Jungle Plunge (Roll your monkey in a bubble to collect fruit while avoiding the spikes!)

- Kiwi Tiki (A game about catching chicks!)

- Kung Fu Hula Challenge  (A button matching game to keep Kung Fu Panda in the Hula Zone!)

- Lightning Librarian (A simple pattern-matching game)

- Little Master Cricket (A Cricket Sports Game)

- Meeblings (A puzzle platformer in which the object is to escape)

- Meeblings 2 (A puzzle platformer in which the object is to escape)

- Mining Truck (A side-scrolling driving game)

- Mushroomer (A classic side-scrolling Platformer in which you collect mushrooms)

- Neon Rider (A racing game)

- Ozee (A classic side-scrolling platformer!)

- Pet Grooming Studio (Wash, Dry, and Groom the pets before the timer runs out!)

- Phage Wars (Similar to Life)

- Poto & Cabenga (A side-scrolling Jumping Game)

- Power Pool (A pool table game)

- Puffball Puzzles 2 (Throw Your Puffball along the correct path to solve the Puzzle!)

- Pumpkins (A fun little pumpkin carving game!)

- Puzzle Soccer (A fun game of throwing like-coloured balls together)

- R.I.F.T. (A classic side-scrolling platformer)

- Rings (A cute game in which the object is to stack groups of ring toys)

- Robomaro (A game in which you dodge objects and collect food)

- Rubble Trouble (A game about building demolition!)

- Solipskier (A side-scroller in which you create the ski slope for your skier to score on!)

- Star Lines (A game in which you try to connect three or more of the same colour star to score points)

- The Morning Walk (A dog-walking side-scroller about avoiding objects)

- Thin Ice (Skate in circles to make holes in the ice in which to trap the monsters!)

- Time4Cat (Help your kitty reach the food and avoid the monsters!)

- Traffic Madness (A game in which you direct traffic at a busy intersection to avoid accidents)

- Whack A Doof (A number-pad game to whack as many Doofs as you can in the time allowed!)

- Wing'n It (A flying-based side-scroller)

- Zoo Racer (A side-scrolling racing game)

Special Codes

The following special codes for Moshi Monsters may OR may not work for you, depending upon how old they are.  The codes have been culled from forum postings, magazine articles, coupons, and web sites throughout the Interwebs, and generally represent special items and promotional offerings of an official nature.

To redeem these codes, you need to sign into your account, including the code in the spot for it below your sign in info!  Yes, it is that simple.

Again, we make no promises that these codes will work for you, and are including them here only on the off chance that they might...

Item: CODE
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
18 Karat Shiny Parrot: N8AD6679T7CY
Animated Disco Floor: puzzlepalace
Bag of Eggs: 6gw7areyh49us
Big Bad Bill 31= top thing
Black Pearl of Potion Ocean: JKYDPD7XCTDR
Blobert: MOSHIMOSHI11
Confetti Rocket: PROFPURPLEX6
Dustbin Beaver Poster: GIFTISLAND23
Firecracker: profpurplex6
Fossil: dailygrowl74
Goblet of Goosebump Gultch: R7CKAFNJDPGU
Hamsterball: Moshlingzoo1
Haunted Diamond Tiara: 33R3HDHD8T6Y
Lavaflow floor: sludgestreet
Lost Marbles of Eggleton: 6GW7AREYH49U
Map of MonstroCity: monstrocity1
Moshling Poster: ALLMOSHLINGS
Mr. Juggles: moshifunpark
R2 Trashcan: GINGERSNAP11
Shimmering Snaggletooth Sapphire: X4D8U834E3XF
Sneezy Flute of Pepper Geyser: 9G4K3P9MLTFP
Sword of Awsomeness: 9mt4gmc4nm4y
The Flaming Sword of Awesomeness: 9MT4GMC4NM4Y
The Haunted Crown: 33r3hdhd8t6y
Top Trumps: amphisbaenae

Tips and Tricks

These are general tips and tricks that were culled from the message boards and the Interweb from postings by players, and NOT from official sources, which means they may or may not be effective and should be used at your own discression.

-- Easy Rox

Plant three magic beans. Wait until they are grown. When you dig them out you will get 1 to 100 Rox depending on your monster's health.

When you go to the port you will see Rox trees. To get the Rox of the tree, simply click the tree. Once you have shaken them all, sign out then sign back in again. Go back into the port and the Rox will be back on the trees.

Buy three of any desired flower. Plant them and go home. Go straight back and you might see something blue growing. Place the pointer over it and it will read "Rox Flower". Once it is fully grown, try to shake it. If you do not get all the Rox, log out and log back in again. Shake it again and more Rox will come out. Repeat the process if this doesn't work, but use three dragon fruits!

More tips and tricks will follow at a later date, please check back.

Legal Stuff, Attribution and Shout-Outs

This guide and its content is Copyright © 2011 Web Media Network Ltd. All rights reserved.
This website and its content is Copyright © 2011 Web Media Network Ltd. All rights reserved.

The SuperCheats Unofficial Guide to Moshi Monsters was written by CM Boots-Faubert as a work-for-hire for Web Media Network, Ltd.

The Guide is licensed to appear exclusively upon the website SuperCheats.com and other websites licensed to display the Guide under agreement with Web Media Network Ltd.

Questions about the contents of the Guide may be directed to its author, CM Boots-Faubert, by email to chris@boots-faubert.com with the subject to include the words 'Moshi Guide' as otherwise your email may not be received due to the odd behavior of the author's spam filter.  Before writing to CM Boots-Faubert, please be aware that he cannot and will not grant permission for you to display this guide on your website no matter how deserving you feel it is.  Questions of that sort should be directed at Web Media Network Ltd., the actual owner of the Guide.

-- Attributions --

The following sites were sourced for lists and to verify data that was acquired on chat boards and from orphaned files:

-- Ask dot Com (http://ask.com)
-- Moshi Monsters (http://www.moshimonsters.com/)
-- Moshi Monsters Wiki (http://moshimonsters.wikia.com)

-- Shout Outs --

Writing game guides is a complex and time consuming craft that cannot be done well without the help of others.  Any guide writer who fails to acknowledge the people that helped them to create their guide is a silly git who is only fooling themselves!

I want to thank the following Gamers for their help with many small areas of this guide, and for being there to chat, compare notes, and when needed, play co-op!

AutumnBF -- Who patiently played through the game again and again and told it like it was.

Rich -- a very patient bloke and editor!

Swash01 -- who researched the secret codes for me as well as other aspects of the game.

YvonneBF -- who did most of the formatting, editing, and who provided a constant stream of tea and biscuits!

Finally I need to thank you, because without you this guide would never have been commissioned.  Thanks mates!