My Singing Monsters’ Noggin is one of the first monsters you meet on your musical quest to collect as many funky little friends as possible. As your very first vocalist, you’re probably wondering what Noggin does, why it does it, and how you can use it to begin your massive collection of monsters. So, we’ve put together this My Singing Monsters Noggin guide with everything you need to know about the adorable little boulder.
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So, let’s get to it and find out more about My Singing Monsters’ Noggin.
How do I get My Singing Monsters Noggin?
Noggin is one of the first monsters you can pick up in My Singing Monsters, for a cool 300 coins at the shop. It’s worth getting Noggin early on as it breeds with plenty of other monsters to create a lot of new friends for your island, helping you to expand your collection early on.
What does My Singing Monsters Noggin breed with?
Noggin has plenty of potential partners, as you can see from our My Singing Monsters breeding list. Or, if you don’t need the details, you can see a full list of monsters Noggin can breed with below.
| My Singing Monsters Noggin offspring | Breeding combination |
| Drumpler | Noggin and Mammott |
| Fwog | Noggin and Toe Jammer |
| Shrubb | Noggin and Potbelly |
| Cybop | Noggin and Tweedle |
| Stogg | Noggin and Kayna |
| T-Rox | Noggin and Maw |
| Pummel | Noggin and Oaktopus |
| Clamble | Noggin and Furcorn |
| Pompom | Noggin and Pando |
| Scups | Noggin and Quibble |
| Repatillo | Noggin and Flowah |
| Floogull | Noggin and Glowl |
| Ziggarub | Noggin and Boskus |
| Thrumble | Noggin and Phangler |
| Entbrat | Noggin and Bowgart |
| Riff | Noggin and Congle |
| Shellbeat | Noggin and Spunge |
| Quarrister | Noggin and Thumpies |
| Tring | Noggin and Barrb |
| HippityHop | Noggin and Floot Fly |
| Peckidna | Noggin and Clackula |
| Cantorell | Noggin and Squat |
| Withur | Noggin and Denchuhs |
| Uuduk | Noggin and Hawlo |
| Pladdie | Noggin and Clavi Gnat |
| Plinkajou | Noggin and Banjaw |
How to breed rare Noggin in My Singing Monsters
Getting your hands on a rare Noggin in My Singing Monsters is a good bit trickier than getting the regularly old boulder buddy. To breed a rare Noggin, you need to combine any two three-element monsters that are both at least one part earth. Of course, you might not get your rare Noggin the first time, so it’s worth trying a few different combinations until the golden boulder drops via an egg.
How to breed epic Noggin in My Singing Monsters
Picking up an epic Noggin is even trickier than the rare equivalent, as it’s not always available in the game. Like the rest of the epic monsters, you can get an epic Noggin through specific combinations for specific islands, and we’ve got the full details in our My Singing Monsters breeding guide.
Is there a My Singing Monsters Noggin plush?
Unfortunately, at the time of writing, we couldn’t find an official My Singing Monsters Noggin plush. There is a listing on the official My Singing Monsters website, but the link takes you to an Amazon page that no longer exists. Still, it’s worth keeping your eyes on the site for any updates or restocks in the near future.
There you have it, all you need to know about My Singing Monsters’ Noggin. For more marvellous monsters, check out our Pokémon Scarlet and Violet gym leaders and Pokémon Scarlet and Violet elite four guides.