Shrubb - Baby/Adult (Sound and Animation) 4k

Shrubb was added to Dawn of Fire in update 1.9.0. From the returning original game, the baby Shrubb has a green bush as a body and a tiny twig on its back that is similar to a sprout. The Shrubb's twiggy fingers are not sharp, and it doesn't have its vine-like beard on its chin. The Shrubb is inside a pot and rocks back and forth while it idles. As an adult, it appears the same as the iconic Shrubb of the original game. The only difference is that almost all its wood parts are saturated. The Shrubb produces a spitty beat-boxing sound. On the continent, it plays its part at the beginning with Oaktopus and Whaddle, as well as with Phangler. On Party Island, it plays in a fast pace along with Mammott, Potbelly, and Oaktopus. 0:00 Continent 0:13 Party Island ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire is a prequel of the original My Singing Monsters, set in a time when the element of Fire was born. Unlike the original game, the main song is on "Continent", a supercontinent land that was formed similarly to Pangaea. There are five sections of the continent, unlocked at different player levels and based on the Natural Islands from the original game. Monsters in their toddler form are initially raised on Continent, each of which plays a unique tune that contributes to the musical theme. Each monster requests a unique set of "crafting items" that can be used to increase their level up to level 20; filling these requests will reward in-game currency plus additional benefits that can unlock additional features of the game. At a certain monster level, unique to each monster, toddler monsters are able to permanently teleport to additional islands known as "Outer Islands" as adult monsters, gaining new musical lines on an island with a unique group of musical monsters that produce an entirely different song theme. These include Party Island, Space Island, Cloud Island, and Cave Island. There is also one other island called Starhenge, which is the old version of Celestial Island from the original game. Dawn of Fire also introduced Prismatics, which are only available during certain events, and during those events can be created by sending a monster through the Prism Gate. Prismatics serve as the prequel's equivalent of Rare and Epic monsters from the original game. #Shrubb #msmdof #Evolayersen