Perhaps, you are already an addict of Monster Legends game, which is among the most downloaded online player vs. players mobile game. Currently, the game has over 18 million downloads on Google Play Store and over 20 million downloads on Apple App Store. That should tell you that its users are more than 40 million on the globe. And according to the official statements from its developers, the app is growing more popular each day.
Monster Legends involves many activities because it is a many-sided game. To be a successful Monster Master, you need diverse and strong bestiary. Without a good army of monsters, it will be hard to fight the computer-owned creatures or win the multiplayer battles. To make a redoubtable stable of beasts, start by understanding every element of the game and each of them applies to the monster creation. To unlock the exciting and powerful monsters of the game, you must be proficient when it comes to breeding monsters.
What is Monster Legends breeding?
Research, breeding, evolution and mining are just a few of the gameplay concepts in most multi-play games. Mining allows players to collect various resources to upgrade their laboratories and do researches. With research, they can unlock the superior powers, weapons and species. Gems help you speed up your research and the up-gradation process. However, breeding is different. It is available on a few games that involve heroes and monsters. It allows players to blend the power of two or even more species and create an ultimate new monster or hero.
Breeding is among the core activities of Monster Legends. The game requires you to do mining, purchase or collect gems, do research and then make new species to evolve your monsters. With the help of the new monsters, you can raid your opponents and loot all their resources. The developers claim that Monster Legends has over 300 types of monsters. This Monster Legends breeding guide will help you breed new species of monsters easily.
How to breed monsters
The process of combining two monsters to make a dominant beast is uncomplicated. Start by choosing the Breeding Mountain, situated near the Hatchery on your island. Hit the Breed button, which brings a two-sided table showing all the active monsters. Select the two beasts you want to breed, one from your right column and the other from the left column push your Start Breeding button.
After the breeding ends, choose the Take Egg option so that your hybrid’s egg can proceed to the hatchery. Start the countdown timer when the egg is in the hatchery. You have to wait for the set amount of time to elapse for both the breeding and hatching – the time correlates with the rarity and level of the monster. To speed up the time, you have to spend gems or gold by taking the promotional incentives.
After the new monster hatches, you will have to decide on whether you should sell it or place it in the right habitat. Breeding two common monsters, also known as single-element monsters, will result in one basic uncommon (known as hybrid) monster. If you are lucky, the outcome might be an Epic or Rare beast. Players can breed dual-element monsters too.
Common monsters are generally the weakest when it comes to attacking their elements but they provide more resistant against them. However, when breeding, general weaknesses and strengths of the hybrid monsters may vary according to the combination.
Even though the steps involved in breeding monsters are easy, knowing the monsters to combine to get a good outcome is hard. Here are some of the breeding combinations you need to try. We have categorized them by the base element.
Fire
| Specie 1 | Specie 2 | Result |
| Firesaur | Tyrannoking | Flickie or Firetaur |
| Firesaur | Rockilla | Firekong or Freetle |
| Firesaur | Thunder Eagle | Gigram or Thundernix |
| Firesaur | Treezard | Greenasaur or Pandaken |
| Firesaur | Mersnake | Sealion or Vapwhirl |
| Firesaur | Metalsaur | Esmelter or Fornax |
| Firesaur | Genie | Pyrook or Djinn |
Nature
| Specie 1 | Specie 2 | Result |
| Mersnake | Treezard | Sheluke / Bumblesnout |
| Genie | Treezard | Bloomskips / Pandalf |
| Firesaur | Treezard | Greenasaur / Pandaken |
| Rockilla | Treezard | Tarzape / Rarawr |
| Metalsaur | Treezard | Crux / Jonskeer |
| Tyrannoking | Treezard | Dendrosaur / Utochomp |
| Light Spirit | Treezard | Rudicius / Vixsun |
Earth
| Specie 1 | Specie 2 | Result |
| Rockilla | Light Spirit | Goldcore / Light Spinx |
| Rockilla | Tyrannoking | Beefcake / Obsidia |
| Thunder Eagle | Rockilla | Electrex / Bonbon |
| Rockilla | Treezard | Tarzape / Rarawr |
| Metalsaur | Rockilla | Gravoid / Rockneto |
| Rockilla | Treezard | Freetle / Firekong |
| Mersnake | Rockilla | Musu / Gastosquish |
Thunder
| Specie 1 | Specie 2 | Result |
| Thunder Eagle | Firesaur | Gigram/Thundenix |
| Thunder Eagle | Rockilla | Electrex/Bonbon |
| Thunder Eagle | Mersnake | Shock Turtle/Koopigg |
| Thunder Eagle | Tyrannoking | Terror Dactyl/Shanky |
| Thunder Eagle | Genie | Raydex/Sparkwedge |
| Thunder Eagle | Light Spirit | Pelitwiri/Pulseprism |
| Thunder Eagle | Metalsaur | Lesaki/Garuda |
Water
| Specie 1 | Specie 2 | Result |
| Light Spirit | Mersnake | Raane / Blesstle |
| Thunder Eagle | Mersnake | Koopigg / Shock Turtle |
| Mersnake | Treezard | Bumblesnout / Sheluke |
| Firesaur | Mersnake | Vapwhirl / Sealion |
| Mersnake | Metalsaur | Metaselach / Metanephrops |
| Genie | Mersnake | Octocrush / Dolphchamp |
| Mersnake | Rockilla | Musu / Gastosquish |
Dark
| Specie 1 | Specie 2 | Result |
| Tyrannoking | Light Spirit | Fayemelina / Succuba |
| Tyrannoking | Thunder Eagle | Shanky / Terror Doctyl |
| Firesaur | Tyrannoking | Firetaur / Flickie |
| Metalsaur | Tyrannoking | Vortux / Omethyst |
| Genie | Tyrannoking | Haze / Giragast |
| Tyrannoking | Treezard | Dendrosaur / Utochomp |
| Tyrannoking | Rockilla | Beefcake / Obsidia |
Magic
| Specie 1 | Specie 2 | Result |
| Mersnake | Genie | Octocrush / Dolphchamp |
| Genie | Treezard | Pandalf / Bloomskips |
| Metalsaur | Genie | Dommeath / Manolyth |
| Genie | Firesaur | Djinn / Pyrook |
| Thunder Eagle | Genie | Sparkwedge / Raydex |
| Genie | Light Spirit | Zim / Flawless |
| Genie | Tyrannoking | Giragast / Haze |
Light
| Specie 1 | Specie 2 | Result |
| Light Spirit | Rockilla | Goldcore / LightSphinx |
| Light Spirit | Tyrannoking | Fayemelina / Succuba |
| Light Spirit | Treezard | Rudicius / Vixsun |
| Mersnake | Light Spirit | Raane / Blesstle |
| Metalsaur | Light Spirit | Aurinia / Heimdal |
| Light Spirit | Thunder Eagle | Pulseprism / Pelitwirl |
| Genie | Light Spirit | Zim / Flawless |
Metal
| Specie 1 | Specie 2 | Result |
| Rockilla | Metalsaur | Gravoid / Rockneto |
| Light Spirit | Metalsaur | Aurinia / Heimdal |
| Metalsaur | Firesaur | Fornax / Esmelter |
| Thunder Eagle | Metalsaur | Garuda M3 / Lesaki |
| Metalsaur | Tyrannoking | Vortux / Omethyst |
| Genie | Metalsaur | Dommeath / Manolyth |
| Metalsaur | Treezard | Crux / Jonskeer |
| Metalsaur | Mersnake | Metaselach / Metanephrops |
Breeding events and legendary monsters
In addition to the Common, Rare, Uncommon and the Epic beasts, Monster Legends features classification of breedable fighters. The powerful creatures in this game are only bred by blending two particular hybrids, including those mentioned above. Breeding of the elite monsters has changed recently and the public information relating to proper pairings is being compiled.
So, that is the information you need to start Monster Legends breeding. Keep in mind that every monster has unique weaknesses and strengths. Use them correctly, if your goal is to win every game. The charts will help you start your breeding.
