Yool is an exciting monster who brings peace and happiness across the land with his distinctive appearance and jingle bells. However, this seasonal creature only appears during specific periods during the year – typically around winter holidays.
For you to successfully breed a Yool, two monsters with elements such as Cold, Air, and Water need to be combined – an easy way of doing this would be by generating Toe Jammer and Tweedle together.
Unlocking the Yool
Unlocking a Yool is an exciting and rewarding addition to any player’s monster collection. This charming seasonal monster can only be bred during certain parts of the year and requires dedication, knowledge, and some luck for success – players should learn all elements involved, experiment with different monster combinations, and level up breeding structures/monsters to increase chances of successfully raising a Yool!
To successfully breed a Yool, players must ensure their castle meets the minimum level 15 requirement and has an open nursery habitat free from eggs or monsters occupying it. Once this condition is met, players can place two monsters with all the necessary components. Typically, Toe Jammers and Tweedles are an easy pairing to try to increase chances of producing Yools. Still, other combinations with different monsters should also be explored as potential parents for future breeding attempts.
Once the breeding process is complete, its egg will incubate indefinitely. Meanwhile, players can interact with their Yool to improve their mood and speed up its earning rate per minute – this includes feeding it Yool Drops or Yool Bars that can be purchased using in-game currency.
Once the tool reaches adult size, its level will increase, opening up new animations and sounds. Players should feed it treats such as Yool Cakes and Bars to quickly expand its class, which can be purchased through in-game currency or diamonds. Players can also interact with their tool by tapping its screen until its attention is captured before double tapping its mouth when it opens wide to feed it a treat.
Yools are very social creatures who enjoy being with others. To keep them happy, players should pet, scratch, and tickle them frequently – this will boost their mood and earnings rate and speed up reaching higher monster levels quicker – the more you level up, the larger they grow as they receive rewards from this process!
Breeding Tools
Yools are engaging virtual creatures that have won over enthusiasts around the world. Breeding this seasonal monster requires strategy, patience, and understanding – familiarizing yourself with breeding mechanics and seeking community support can increase your odds of success and lead you on an incredible adventure!
To successfully breed a Yool, it is necessary to combine two monsters that possess all three elements – cold air and water. A straightforward way of doing this would be breeding two Toe Jammer monsters, as both have all three aspects required.
Once you have successfully bred a Toe Jammer and Tweedle, the next step should be incubating their eggs. Yool egg incubation takes 12 hours; you can speed this process by placing both monsters together within a breeding structure enhanced with breeding potions.
Once the incubation period has concluded, you must carefully move Yool eggs from their breeding structure to an open nursery habitat without other monsters present. Once their hatchlings appear, you must regularly feed them with shrimp, fish, and seaweed from the “Feed Baby Yools” menu item before emptying your nursery to prevent spoilage.
Breeding Yool in My Singing Monsters can be a rewarding and exhilarating journey, well worth your efforts. By understanding all its key components, experimenting with combinations, leveling up monsters, using breeding structures and decorations, caring for eggs and babies as needed, and caring for eggs incubated by breeding facilities, you may improve your chances of raising this festive musical talent! Good luck, and have fun!
Moving Yool Eggs to the Nursery
Yools are seasonal monsters available for breeding during the Festival of Yay. While you can use Thumpies and Congle to raise them, patience must be exercised as these rare monsters may not breed on every attempt; additionally, their eggs must incubate for an allotted period before hatching into Yoolets.
Once a Yoolet is born, you can move it to the nursery to raise it. You must provide it with sufficient food and water to grow into a healthy adult. To ensure it gets enough nutrients, feed it every 2-3 hours; give special drinks to aid recovery from injuries as needed.
When feeding the Yoolet, be wary not to overdo it. Overfeeding can lead to malnutrition and weaken its immune system, potentially resulting in sickness and poor growth and development for your pet.
To prevent overfeeding, “Yool Milk” can help increase the nutritional value of an egg. You may also feed other types of foods to your Yoolet as long as you provide adequate nutrition.
Just like with Seasonal monsters, Yool breeding can only occur during specific times announced by the game. You can increase your chances of hatching her by experimenting with various monster combinations, leveling up existing monsters, providing a cozy environment, using breeding structures and decorations, providing food and toys as lures, and pairing monsters with elemental affinity affinities to increase chances of unique offspring being born – with time, skills, patience and skill; you will indeed have success adding this festive and musically talented monster to My Singing Monsters collection! Good luck on your journey – enjoy!
Raising Tools
Yools are rare and beautiful creatures to admire, making breeding challenging but achievable with patience and dedication. Once your baby Yool has arrived, ensure it has plenty of room to run freely while singing its delightful song!
To obtain a Yool, combining two monsters that possess both Cold and Air elements is necessary- either Toe Jammers or Tweedles would do nicely; other combinations are possible if both combine their elements. Once your two monsters have been created, place them into one habitat together before incubation; Yool eggs typically take 48 hours.
Once Yools hatch, they must be fed every few hours by placing food items into their nursery habitat and emptying them after each feeding period to avoid spoilage. Once adults have matured into adults and been moved into your primary monster habitat, they’ll soon begin singing your songs!
As with any monster, Yools need regular human companionship to thrive. Make sure to play and pet your Yool often to improve its mood and speed up level progression.
Yools rank second for seasonal Monster breeding rates among Seasonal Monsters, behind Jam Boree. Yools celebrate the Festival of Yay and can be bred during certain months on Cold Island and The Colosseum.
“Yay” can mean many different things in different languages, but all translate to excitement and joy. The Yool monster brings this spirit of Christmas joy directly into your island environment and can be found bred year-round on both Cold Island and The Colosseum.
