Luckily, it's only $2 for 25 gems, so it's not impossible.

Hatching eggs faster costs gems, building structures/removing obstacles quickly costs gems, getting more workers to build structures and remove obstacles costs gems, building certain structures costs gems, getting certain monsters costs gems, continuing on the Adventure Map after your stamina is depleted costs gems, and gems are nigh-impossible to get without paying.

Bodyguard Crush: General Nishant has a female bodyguard who started following him everywhere.

By now, it has become a trend to create a new monster based on a sponsored YouTuber every month or so, with monsters based on Armor Gaming (who makes videos about the game), UnspeakableGaming, MrBeast, and several more being released since the announcement of Mythic monsters.

In addition, Vanoss Gaming and several of his friends are now characters in the game as well. This resulted in him actually being added to the game in the form of the MMOnster, now Patrion, and later on his (ex-)wife Jen as Tijen and pet cat Cloud as.Cloud.

Ascended Fanboy: Youtuber PopularMMOs did a series of videos on the game.

Unlike any other monster in the game, Mop has an extremely simplistic design, is drawn with a thick outline, and moves in a wacky and erratic manner.

Art Shift: Mop is a Legendary monster that heavily references old-timey cartoons such as Looney Tunes, and this includes in his appearance and animations.

This style didn't last too long, though, as not long after, the art shifted to a more detailed, realistic style with much more fluid animation, and this ended up sticking until early May of 2020, where new monsters began to take up a noticeably smoother movement style that focuses on doing everything in one clean motion.

Art Evolution: A lot of the game's early monsters were a lot simpler, with generally more cartoony designs and shorter, stiffer animations.

Some of these shed additional light on parts of the stories that can't be elaborated on due to the limited length of descriptions.

More recently released monsters have extended backstories on Social Point's own forum site.

All There in the Manual: Every monster has a description that either gives some backstory on them, tells a funny joke or is a Shout-Out lampshading.

It bears many similarities to a number of Mons Series, particularly Pokémon and Monster Rancher.

Monster Legends is a Facebook web game (and mobile game) developed by a company called Socialpoint, creator of the similar game Dragon City.

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