Never seen without its felt hat and guitar, the furry Shugabush can often be found playing music with other monsters. This My Singing Monsters Breeding Guide will explain how to breed the Shugabush in My Singing Monsters using the best combinations.
How To Breed A Shugabush
Players can best breed a Shugabush by combining a Bogwart + Clamble on Plant Island. This breeding combination does not have a 100% success rate, so players may need to use Wishing Torches to help boost the chances of breeding a Shugabush. On Shugabush Island, a Shugabush can be bred from any failed breeding combination that includes a Shugabush.
By default, the Shugabush has an incubation time of 1 day, 11 hours and an enhanced time of 1 day, 2 hours, 15 minutes. Players can also spend 200 diamonds on Plant Island or Gold Island or 700 diamonds on Shugabush Island to get a Shugabush.
Here is a list of ways to breed a Shugabush:
- Plant Island: Bogwart + Clamble
- Shugabush Island: Shugabush + Mammott
- Shugabush Island: Shugabush + Any Monster
How To Breed A Rare Shugabush
Currently, there is no Rare Shugabush available in My Singing Monsters. It is not possible to breed a Rare variant as it does not exist in the game at the moment.
How To Breed An Epic Shugabush
As of 2022, there is no Epic Shugabush available in My Singing Monsters. It is currently impossible to breed an Epic variant as it does not exist yet in the game.
What Is A Shugabush?
The Shugabush is a Legendary class Monster and is part of the Shugafam, which consists of 8 monsters total including the Shugabush. All Shugafam Monsters live on Shugabush Island, except for the Shugabush, which can also live on Plant Island or Gold Island.
The Shugabush is highly sought after by players because it is necessary for any breeding attempts on Shugabush Island to obtain the other Shugafam Monsters. Once a Shugabush has reached level 15 on Plant Island, it can be teleported to Shugabush Island.
The Shugabush is always seen wearing a felt hat and carrying a guitar, which it plays. It has green fur and wooden arms and feet, making it resemble a tree. Despite being highly valued for breeding purposes, it is not known for high coin production.
This guide looked at how to breed a Shugabush in My Singing Monsters. If you have any further questions about the Shugabush, tell us in the comments.
