In the Monster Legends game, your monsters are magical creatures that soar, rattle, and ooze at all hours of the day and night. These creatures seem to be alive with an insatiable thirst for thrill and adventure, bringing in some of the most exciting gameplay around. Captivating from the beginning to the end, they’re living legends that never die.

There are just so many options when it comes to the many different types of monsters that exist in Monster Legends. You have more than 700 different monsters to choose from. But what’s a new player to do? What are some of the best legends that a new player can get their hands on? What traits do they have? How do you breed them? All these questions and more will be answered in this ultimate Monster Legends breeding guide.

What Is Monster Legends?

If you don’t know what Monster Legends is all about, it’s an adventure and strategy game that will test your wit, your problem-solving skills, and your ability to breed.

If you love strategy games or just games with a bit of a challenge, you’re going to love the Monster Legends game. It’s both challenging and wildly addictive. Featuring distinct monsters and hundreds of different abilities, the game will take you on a journey that you’ll never forget. And what’s more, the game doesn’t get boring. And, let’s be honest here, no matter how hard you try, you’re not going to be able to master every monster and their individual abilities. Why? Mainly because of the vastness of the game itself.

You’re going to be playing for a very long time before you can master the Monster Legends game. And with that in mind, there are some monsters that are easier to breed than others. They’re also more powerful and have abilities that can be bred out onto other monsters.

At the very beginning of Monster Legends, you’ll start out with a few default monsters, and after that, you’ll have to breed your own legend from scratch. In order to do this, you’ll need to combine two or more monsters together in order to get your very own – and the right combination will be the difference between a legendary monster and a mediocre one.

The breeding process is simple – but what monsters work well together? And how will that work? These are the types of questions that many new players ask when they begin playing. Don’t worry – the Monster Legends breeding guide is here to help!

Monster Legends Breeding Guide with charts

Breeding, research, mining, and evolution are a few of the most important gameplay concepts in almost every multiplayer game available on almost any platform. Mining helps you to collect resources to upgrade your laboratories and to perform researches.

With the help of research, you can unlock superior powers, species, and weapons. And with the help of gems, you are able to speed up your research and upgrade process. But breeding is a unique concept and is available in only a few games where there are monsters and heroes. It allows you to combine the power of two or more species and then create a new ultimate hero or monster.

Just like any game, breeding is one of the core activities of Monster Legends. Just because you need to evolve your monsters, you do mining, collect or purchase gems, perform researches and then try to create cool new species. And then, with their help, you can then raid any of your opponents and loot their resources. Furthermore, according to the developer’s documents, there are more than 300 different types of monsters.

In my breeding guide for monster legends, I have tried to explain everything with the help of pictures and charts. I hope you will really like this guide and if you do so, then please share it with your friends.

How to Breed Legendary

Legendary monsters are powerful in-game creatures that will be able to level up the more you play. It takes time to breed the legendary monsters in Monster Legends, but once you do, you’ll reap the benefits of their abilities.

There are three different types of legendary monsters in the game. Each one has a different level and can be leveled up even further. The level of your legendary monsters can have a big impact on their abilities. It’s possible for you to have legendary monsters that have more than one trait and more than one ability. So it all depends on what type of monster traits you want your monster to have. Enlisted are some major traits that you’ll want to take into consideration when breeding legendary monsters:

Specie 1 Specie 2 Result
Skipples Duchess Vadamagma
Musu Terracrank Rockatanium
Rabidex Tartarus Thorder
Fayemelina Darknubis Darkzgul
Razfeesh Drop Elemental Lord Of The Atlantis
Fayemelina Darknubis Darkzgul
Erpham Drop Elemental Goldfield

Water

Specie 1 Specie 2 Result
Light Spirit Mersnake Raane / Blesstle
Mersnake Treezard Bumblesnout / Sheluke
Thunder Eagle Mersnake Koopigg / Shock Turtle
Mersnake Metalsaur Metaselach / Metanephrops
Firesaur Mersnake Vapwhirl / Sealion
Mersnake Rockilla Musu / Gastosquish
Genie Mersnake Octocrush / Dolphchamp

Nature

Specie 1 Specie 2 Result
Mersnake Treezard Sheluke / Bumblesnout
Firesaur Treezard Greenasaur / Pandaken
Genie Treezard Bloomskips / Pandalf
Rockilla Treezard Tarzape / Rarawr
Tyrannoking Treezard Dendrosaur / Utochomp
Metalsaur Treezard Crux / Jonskeer
Light Spirit Treezard Rudicius / Vixsun

Epic

Specie 1 Specie 2 Result
Electrex Pandaken Rabidex
Utochomp Light Sphinx Fayemelina
Utochomp Koopigg Razfeesh / Fliploch
Light Sphinx Pyrook Duchess / Terracrank
Light Sphinx Pyrook Scorchpeg / Skipples
Genie Mersnake Drop Elemental
Treezard Genie Erpham
Electrex Koopigg Musu
Genie Beefcake Darknubis
Bloomskips Firekong Tartarus
Pyrook Utochomp Pandalf
Bonbon Pandaken Rhynex
Electrex Vixsun Goldcore

Metal

Specie 1 Specie 2 Result
Rockilla Metalsaur Gravoid / Rockneto
Metalsaur Firesaur Fornax / Esmelter
Light Spirit Metalsaur Aurinia / Heimdal
Metalsaur Tyrannoking Vortux / Omethyst
Thunder Eagle Metalsaur Garuda M3 / Lesaki
Metalsaur Treezard Crux / Jonskeer
Genie Metalsaur Dommeath / Manolyth
Metalsaur Mersnake Metaselach / Metanephrops

Earth

Specie 1 Specie 2 Result
Rockilla Light Spirit Goldcore / Light Spinx
Thunder Eagle Rockilla Electrex / Bonbon
Rockilla Tyrannoking Beefcake / Obsidia
Metalsaur Rockilla Gravoid / Rockneto
Rockilla Treezard Tarzape / Rarawr
Mersnake Rockilla Musu / Gastosquish
Rockilla Treezard Freetle / Firekong

Fire

Firesaur Mersnake Sealion or Vapwhirl
Firesaur Rockilla Firekong or Freetle
Firesaur Tyrannoking Flickie or Firetaur
Firesaur Treezard Greenasaur or Pandaken
Firesaur Thunder Eagle Gigram or Thundernix
Firesaur Metalsaur Esmelter or Fornax
Firesaur Mersnake Sealion or Vapwhirl
Firesaur Genie Pyrook or Djinn

Electric

Specie 1 Specie 2 Result
Tyrannoking Thunder Eagle Shanky / Terror Dactyl
Thunder Eagle Metalsaur Garuda M3 / Lesaki
Firesaur Thunder Eagle Thundernix / Gigram
Thunder Eagle Mersnake Koopigg / Shock Turtle
Light Spirit Thunder Eagle Pulseprism / Pelitwirl
Thunder Eagle Rockilla Bonbon / Electrex
Genie Rockilla Sparkwedge / Raydex

Magic

Specie 1 Specie 2 Result
Genie Treezard Pandalf / Bloomskips
Mersnake Genie Octocrush / Dolphchamp
Genie Firesaur Djinn / Pyrook
Metalsaur Genie Dommeath / Manolyth
Genie Light Spirit Zim / Flawless
Thunder Eagle Genie Sparkwedge / Raydex
Genie Tyrannoking Giragast / Haze

Dark

Specie 1 Specie 2 Result
Tyrannoking Light Spirit Fayemelina / Succuba
Firesaur Tyrannoking Firetaur / Flickie
Tyrannoking Thunder Eagle Shanky / Terror Doctyl
Metalsaur Tyrannoking Vortux / Omethyst
Tyrannoking Treezard Dendrosaur / Utochomp
Genie Tyrannoking Haze / Giragast
Tyrannoking Rockilla Beefcake / Obsidia

Light

Specie 1 Specie 2 Result
Light Spirit Rockilla Goldcore / LightSphinx
Mersnake Light Spirit Raane / Blesstle
Light Spirit Treezard Rudicius / Vixsun
Metalsaur Light Spirit Aurinia / Heimdal
Light Spirit Tyrannoking Fayemelina / Succuba
Genie Light Spirit Zim / Flawless
Light Spirit Thunder Eagle Pulseprism / Pelitwirl

How to Breed Terracrank

Terracrank is a rock-type monster that has a support-type combat role. It lives in earth-like habitat and processes magical abilities. When at level 90, which is its highest attainable level, have the total power of 2130. It also has 20,057 points of lifeforce, 2930 points of speed, and stamina worth 130 points.

Its natural habitat is Earth, Magic, and its weaknesses are dark magic, nature. If you want to have this monster in your arsenal, then you will first need to be a Level 14 player. Then you need to have a minimum XP of 25,200. Finally, you will have to spend additional 1700 gems. One of the biggest advantages of it is its immunity to blind magic.

1 2 Possibility in %
Electrex Pandalf 85.71
Bonbon Pandalf 100
Mersnake Molem 96

How to Breed Tartarus

Tartarus is a legendary evil god monster who knows how to keep a balance between his duties and personal beliefs. When at its highest attainable level (90), it processes 2730 power points, 23,970 Lifeforce points, speed worth 2080 points, and stamina worth 130. It can easily sustain on both Earth and a magic-like environment.

Two of its weaknesses are dark magic and nature. One of the biggest advantages of having Tartarus in your team is that you can equip it with relics. It can be equipped with armor or mask relic. Now, if you want to have this monster in your gameplay, then it’s necessary for you to be at level 25. Furthermore, you can buy it only when you have 1700 gold, 25,200 XP.

1 2 Possibility in %
Duchess Rockilla 100
Genie Beefcake 86.9
Arnu Beefcake 65.9

How to Breed General Thetys

I have been asked many times through emails and comment section, where is General Thetys? Well, guys, I have done all my research and have tried to find the solution not only on various authority sites but also on youtube but to your disappointment, as of now, there is absolutely no known way to breed General Thetys.

How to Breed Pyrook

Pyrook is a magic and fire type monster with a power of 2,480 points when at level 90, which by the way, is the highest attainable level. It has a lifeforce value of 11,007, 2,510-speed value, and stamina worth 110 points. Its weaknesses include the water and nature but have immunity to blind spells.

1 2 Possibility in %
Firesaur Genie 70
Genie Firekong 70
Ao-Loong Genie 70

I will make sure to keep this guide up-to-date with all sorts of breeding tables. So make sure to visit us in a week or so. You can use the table provided in this guide to sort the name of different species. If you liked this guide, please share it on your social profiles.

FAQ

How Does Breeding Work In Monster Legends?

When you’re breeding in Monster Legends, you’re creating a brand new monster from the parents. Monsters can have three elements: fire, water, and earth. Each of these elements has a specific color. For example, earth monsters are brown or green, water monsters are blue or red, and fire monsters are orange or yellow. There are also some elements that don’t fall into these categories. They’re called hybrid elements, and they can have other colors. The cool thing about these hybrid monsters is that if you pair them with another hybrid monster, they can have brand new abilities for you to collect. But there are a few rules to breeding that you’ll need to keep in mind.

What Is a Mythic Monster in Monster Legends?

A mythic monster is a special type of monster that has a 5-star ranking. This 5-star ranking is determined by the quality of their ability as well as their health, attack, and defense stats. The higher the ranking, the more powerful they are in the game. It’s the most powerful of all the monsters that are available to you in the game.