My Singing Monsters Dawn of Fire Breeding Guide

My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire has a huge number of monsters that you can collect and breed to create new monster species. If you're looking for a guide that includes every breeding combination in My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire, you're in the right place.

My Singing Monsters Breeding Guide for Dawn of Fire - All monsters

The table below is sorted by level, and then alphabetized. Because there are so many monsters in My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire, I highly recommend using CTRL+F to search the page for the monster you want to create so that you can find out what monsters you need to breed together to get them, how long it takes, and what elements are involved to create the new monster.

The breeding times here are not enhanced breeding times.

How to breed monsters in My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire

To breed Monsters in My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire, you need to first choose two different monsters that are of different species. Place them in the Breeding Structure in any order and wait for the breeding time to complete.

The result will be a new monster with a mix of the elements from the original two monsters, unless an element is repeated. If the same element is part of both parent monsters, the result from the breeding will be a monster that is the same species as one of the parents.

You can find every breeding combination needed to create all of the monsters in My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire in the table above.

Some monsters are only available during seasonal events - these have been noted on the chart.

Tips for better breeding in My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire

Here are some tips to improve your Monster breeding chances in My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire:

1. Light Wishing Torches. Lighting Wishing Torches boosts your odds by 1 to 1.5% for each torch. More torches mean better chances!
2. Island skins boost Wishing Torch power. Buying island skins doubles the effect of your lit torches. They’re a big investment, but worth it for serious breeders.
3. Level up parent monsters. The higher the level of the Monsters you're breeding (up to at least Level 15), the better your chances of success, especially with rarer Monsters.
4. Use shorter breeding combos. Choosing a combination that has a shorter breeding time means you can try again faster.
5. Remove failed monsters. If your breeding attempt fails, send the resulting monster to one of the islands. This keeps your nursery clear for more breeding attempts.
6. Follow recommended combinations. Stick to the best breeding combos from our guide, especially for special or rare monsters. You're less likely to accidentally breed the wrong monsters together this way.
7. Don't bother with rarity. Using rare monsters gives you no better chance than using regular monsters.

Looking for guides that cover the original My Singing Monsters game at Pro Game Guides? Check out My Singing Monsters Codes – Are there any? and My Singing Monsters Breeding Guide – Plant Island.