

Breeding times are given in days hours minutes seconds:.Breeding combinations with a yellow outline will, over many attempts, take the least amount of time due to failed attempts resulting in a Monster with a low breeding time.Unsuccessful and unstable (no known resulting monster) Breeding attempts, will result in one of the two 'parent' Monsters. This table shows all possible Breeding combinations along with possible successful Breeding attempts.Breeding a Rare Quad and a Common Quad will always result in a Quad Monster, or also a possibility of a Quad Rare Monster if such Quad Rare Monster is available to breed.The exception is a combination that may otherwise result in an Epic the Quad Monster may then result. Breeding a four-element Monster with another Monster in an unstable combination will almost always result in that other Monster, making that method have a greater rate of success than their normal Breeding combinations.Consider using Wublins (and/or Celestials) to Zap unwanted Breeding results to, so that they do not take up space and time in your Nursery Structure.a Rare T-Rox with a Natural T-Rox - is possible, but for Single Element Monsters, this will always result in the Natural Monster. Breeding a Rare with a Natural of the same type - e.g.Rares can be used for Breeding and will result in either the Natural or Rare Monster when that Rare monster is available in an event. it will not produce any monster other than the two parent monsters. Outside of these events, the Breeding combination is said to be 'unstable' i.e. Rare, Epic, and Seasonal Monsters are only available during specific events.

You can easily fit in more breeding per day than you'd normally be able to, especially in the case for monsters with 3 or more hours breeding time. Get Enhanced Breeding Structures as soon as you can comfortably to so - the 25% reduction in time is worth it, especially if very active in the game.It doesn't matter which Monster is on the Left vs the Right side of the Breeding Structure.The following are a few key points to keep in mind: See the Breeding and Breeding Structure pages for details about the process of Breeding. The tables further show similar groupings on each Island, Rare single-Element breeding combinations, Seasonal Monsters, and Epics, as well as the Elements for each Monster to help show why certain combinations combine to potentially make a new Monster. If you are breeding two Monsters and get a Breeding time but aren't sure which Monster it is, check the times listed in either the cell, or for the parent Monsters in the column on the left, or consult the Breeding Times page. If there is more than one, the cell with a yellow outline will be for the combination that, on average, gives the most Breeding attempts. Similarly, if you're trying to Breed a specific Monster, simply find a cell that has that Monster. If the cell is empty, the breeding combination is said to be 'unstable', and either the first or the second Monster will result from the Breeding attempt. If you choose a Monster from a column in the bottom, and go up to the row of the Monster you plan to Breed with, the cell where the two intersect will show the possible resulting Monster. If you're not sure which monster a given portrait is, hover over the image on desktop, or simply tap it to go to that Monster's main page. These monsters are presented in their Portrait depiction. Each table shows a list of Monsters in the column on the left, and the row at the very bottom.
