Moshi Monsters Egg Hunt

Are you looking for...	The Egg Hunt book?	the app?	the trading cards?	the figures?

“

Far beyond Monstro City...
East of Franzipan Farm...
Just before Lake Neon Soup...
Lies Buster Bumblechops' Moshling Sanctuary!
A place where little Moshlings live and play...

”

Moshi Monsters Egg Hunt is an iOS/Android app that is themed around taking care of Moshlings as you hatch them daily, tying into the Egg Hunt book. The game was released on October 26th 2016 and has a target demographic of 6-8 year-olds. The game is free to play and contains no in-app purchases, however, players can purchase a membership subscription which gives them more access to minigames, in-game items and golden spoons. The players can additionally purchase the Egg Hunt book to unlock an additional personalised Moshling of their own choice (as the app randomly generates a Moshling for the player).

Starting from update 3.6 the app is available to beta test for Google Play store members. The user can sign up to testing by visiting the app's page in the store and scrolling down to find the message. This gives the user access to updates early so that they can test the app ready for the universal release.

As of 5th June, 2019, the app does not have any further updates due.

Description[]

100% FREE. NO IN-APP PURCHASES!

Moshi Monsters is back, and this time it’s all about catching and hatching Moshling eggs! Who’s in the egg? Only YOU can find out!

Hatch, customise and name your very own unique pet Moshling! Then with help from Buster Bumblechops, hatch a new Moshling friend every day to build your collection! You can then play games and solve puzzles to earn Rox, which can be used to buy monsterific food and room items. You can even wash your Moshlings and clean up their poop! Can you collect all the Moshlings and create the ultimate Moshling home?

Make your egg hunt even more monsterific with the amazing Moshi Monsters Egg Hunt book. This goopendous adventure is crammed with hidden codes and stars a totally unique, specially created Moshling named after YOU!

GAME FEATURES
- ADOPT, CUSTOMISE and NAME your very own unique pet Moshling!
- HATCH a new Moshling every day!
- CARE for your Moshlings, FEED them and decorate their home!
- SOLVE PUZZLES and play fun mini GAMES to earn ROX to spend in the SHOP!
- UNLOCK goopendous goodies using the SECRET CODES found in Moshi Monsters Series 1 Egg Hunt TRADING CARDS and the Moshi Monsters Egg Hunt book!
- ADD your FRIENDS’ unique Moshlings to YOUR collection!
- SUPER MOSHLINGS, ultra rare, cape-wearing superheroes in tough to crack egg!
- The BUMBLETRON 9000 DELUXE, a wild and wacky contraption, it’s the only thing capable of cleaning up Super Moshling Eggs!
- GOLDEN SPOONS! Lost for centuries, ultra rare and perfect for smashing open Super Moshling
Eggs!
- FRIEND COUNTER! See how many friends have added your Moshling to their collection!
- DAILY REWARDS, spin the wheel, gasp in surprise at the goopendous prizes!

Screenshots

Gameplay[]

You start the app with an overview of Monstro City before you are taken into Buster Bumblechops' Moshling Sanctuary, where he shows you a Moshling egg (which is randomised for each player). You are told to keep tapping until your Moshling is free, to which Buster exclaims the Moshling's name and species. The Moshling is then added to your zoo. You are then prompted to play a game of hide and seek to find the next Moshling egg for you to hatch. Each Moshling egg takes a day to hatch.

The game is essentially hatching and finding Moshling eggs to complete your zoo. However, there are minigames the player can play to unlock items and food to decorate the Moshling treehouse, a smaller version of the player's house from the online game, excluding the Monster and just featuring the Moshlings. You can have up to four Moshlings in the treehouse at a time. There are two games the player can play at any time, mixing and matching eggs and a claw machine game. Items and food are recycled from the online game and Moshi Monsters: Moshling Zoo (video game).

Arcade[]

Connect a Glump
Glumpageddon
Potion Commotion
Moshi Match
Moshi Slide
Thump a Glump
Ice Cream Parkour
Flick 'N' Mix
Puzzle Palace

Moshlings[]

Egg Hunt Moshling Data — An example of data, containing Two Scoops who is unobtainable.

Egg Hunt reuses Moshling assets, sets and information from the original online game. Not all Moshling sets are available, but those who are are fully complete hold all four Moshlings. Moshling sets hold a Super Moshling, a fifth member of the set that can be unlocked once the set in question is completed. The Super Moshling must be hatched with a golden spoon from a Super Moshling Egg.

Unlike the online game, Egg Hunt provides a new Moshling set, the Friendlies. This holds personalised Moshlings of which the player can obtain by hatching eggs or entering secret codes. Currently, there are 120 different possible friendlies Moshlings that a player can have: 30 characters in 4 different colour schemes. Additionally, Captain Peck serves as an exclusive code Moshling who resides in the Friendlies set, increasing this number by 1.

Remnant within the game's code is a set called the "Specials", holding Little Chief Two Scoops. Oddly, the game downloads the data for the Specials, which implies availability.

List of Moshling sets[]

Excluding the Friendlies Moshlings, the game currently holds a total of 230 'standard' Moshlings from the following sets:

List of Moshlings[]

Super Moshlings[]

Main article: Super Moshlings

Friendlies[]

Introductions[]

When each Moshling hatches from its egg, Buster Bumblechops introduces the Moshling:

Name	Audio	Name	Audio
Intro Angel		Intro Big Bad Bill
Intro Blurp		Intro Burnie
Intro Cali		Intro Chester
Intro Chop Chop		Intro Dipsy
Intro DJ Quack		Intro Doris
Intro Ecto		Intro Flash
Intro Flumpy		Intro Fuddy
Intro Fumble		Intro Gabby
Intro General Fuzuki		Intro Gigi
Intro Gingersnap		Intro Glugg
Intro Gurgle		Intro Gumz
Intro HipHop		Intro Holga
Intro Honey		Intro Humphrey
Intro I.G.G.Y.		Intro Jackpot
Intro Jeepers		Intro Jessie
Intro Jinx		Intro Kissy
Intro Lady Meowford		Intro Little Chief Two Scoops
Intro Long Beard		Intro Mr. Snoodle
Intro Nipper		Intro Oompah
Intro Pablo		Intro Peppy
Intro Plinky		Intro Pongo
Intro Pooky		Intro Priscilla
Intro Prof. Purplex		Intro Purdy
Intro Rofl		Intro Scarlet O'Haira
Intro Shambles		Intro Shelby
Intro Sherman		Intro ShiShi
Intro Snookums		Intro Sooki-Yaki
Intro Squidge		Intro Stanley
Intro Tiamo		Intro Thumpkin
Intro Tiki		Intro Toshi
Intro Trubble		Intro Tuco
Intro Waldo		Intro Wallop
Intro Wanda		Intro Whoopi
Intro Wurley

Items[]

Food items are fed to Moshlings instead of your monster. Whilst for your monster, it's part of taking care of them, keeping them happy so they can level which opens new possibilities in the game, it has absolutely no function in Egg Hunt as it has no reward nor consequences. It is comparable to the Moshi Monsters mini game Moshling Clean-Up.

Moshlings can be fed all the time. They display an icon of a fork and knife when they explicitly want food and do not move in this state. If you leave the room and come back, they are no longer hungry. When fed, Moshlings react like in Food Factory, but as there is no leveling or rewards it has no further purpose. Moshlings will leave droppings regardless if you feed them or not. There is neither a purpose for this feature, as cleaning it up will not leave them happier nor cause any inconvenience.

Interesting to note is that design wise all aspects of 'monstrous' have been removed. Sour Milk is Fresh Milk.

“

Oh look! Something for your Moshling!

”

Item	ID	Cost	Item	ID	Cost
Refreshing Cucumber	0	20	Tasty Cupcake	1	40
Fresh Milk	2	40	Orange Juice	3	30
Roast Turkey	4	90	Rainbow Ice Cream	5	60
Mint Glump Cake	6	30	Roarberry Ice Pop	7	40
Pepper Popcorn	8	70	Fairy Cake	9	50
Grande Gateau	10	80	Spam Burger	11	40
Scummi Bears	12	40	Sludge Fudge	13	170
Eye Pie	14	120	Mr. Tea	15	250
Jelly Baked Beans	16	130	Silly Chilli	17	160
Slug Slurp Slushie	18	170	Spicy Dragon Rolls	19	180
Mice Krispies	20	140	Chocolate Egg	21	110
Giant Pretzel	22	190	Essence of Gloop	23	300
Shamburger	24	140	Pop Rox	25	150
Bangers and Mash	26	100	Dessert Island	27	225
Sardine Surprise	28	150	Blubbergum Sundae	29	275
Cavy-argh	30	120	Strawberry Clam Toast	31	180
Cannon-elloni	32	110	Sea Slug Stew	33	160
Club Sandwich	34	130	Smelly Sock Pie	35	200
Bottled Pong	36	100	Themepark Fudge	37	190

Changes

ID's 13-37 were added from iOS update 2.0.
The Scummi Bears appear without their accessories.
"Rainbow Ice Cream" appears without umbrella and removal of its Cloud Castle origins in name
Fairy Cake appears without wings
"Fresh Milk" without cow logo and sourness.
"Tasty Cupcake" without face
"Mint Glump Cake" without face but still named "Glump"
"Spam Burger" without eye olive
"Roast Turkey"without one pair of legs making it 4 legs in total

“

Oh look! Something for your room!

”

Unlike the items in the web-browser game, Items in Egg Hunt have no values attached to them, which they have no concept of space or weight nor can be interacted with, other than moving them. This is especially apparent with Arcade items and Cabinet items as their function as items in Moshi Monsters rendered to mere posters. One can obtain an unlimited amount of items but the rooms cannot hold more than ten.

Items can be obtained from the shop, the wheel of fortune or from hatching an egg and declining on adding a duplicate Moshling to your zoo. To get rid of items, one can send them to friends or sell them over at Dodgy Dealz.

Item	ID	Cost	Item	ID	Cost
Bug's Arcade Machine	0	1200	Octo's Arcade Machine	1	1300
Cat Cactus	2	600	Fancy Chair	3	2100
Rocking Chair	4	300	Chair of the Future	5	1000
Furry Chair	6	100	Rainbow Chair	7	1100
Lickable Lounger	8	700	Squishy Stool	9	300
Peacock Chair	10	2000	Cuckoo Clock	11	1200
Star Clock	12	1200	Heart Shaped Bean Bag	13	1100
Monster Pouffe	14	300	Superstar Dresser	15	2100
Old Fireplace	16	30	Fresh Flower	17	300
Electric Guitar	18	1300	Love Guitar	19	1300
Funky Keyboard	20	100	Popstar Microphone	21	600
Golden Mirror	22	600	Groovy Mirror	23	600
Magic Mirror	24	2000	Fishy Painting	25	2200
Giraffe Painting	26	700	Magical Rainbow	27	650
Flutterby Cabinet	28	1100	Green Cabinet	29	30
Fancy Cabinet	30	1900	Space Glove	31	300
Big Bad Boombox	32	1900	Posh Table	33	1900
Groovy Table	34	600	Tiki Table	35	300
Hoohaa Shelf	36	700	FOOT Table	37	650
Hairy Paw Chair	38	1000	Barfalona Chair	39	300
Cloud Chair	40	1000	Scare Chair	41	650
Megaphone	42	400	Blue Puzzle Shelf	43	350
Boulder Table	44	350	Fudge Sofa	45	500
Candy Floss Machine	46	550	Carnaval Pepito	47	550
Green Puzzle Shelf	48	350	Che-MESS-try Set	49	550
Choc Clock	50	500	Compass	51	350
Fishtank Helmet	52	400	Shooting Star	53	450
Moshisaurus Body	54	450	Moshisaurus Head	55	500
Moshisaurus Leg	56	350	Moshisaurus Tail	57	400
Disco Lights	58	400	Dream Snatcher	59	400
Egg Rug	60	400	Eye Clock	61	450
Eye Phone	62	550	Fablo Fiasco	63	550
Toupe Table	64	450	Peppergroany Rug	65	350
Fuzzy Rug	66	450	Gumball Machine	67	500
Sock Monkey	68	400	Wubbly Mirror	69	450
Jelly Copter	70	350	Lava Lamp	71	450
Jukebox	72	500	Glug 'N' Splosh Aquarium	73	550
Chandelier	74	500	Octopus Table	75	550
Peppy's Bike	76	500	Pirate Flag	77	800
Egypt Cat	78	950	Rocket Powered Skateboard	79	950
Spider Dartboard	80	899	Tesla Lamp	81	900
Rodeo Machine	82	900	Tribal Mask	83	800
Black Pearl	84	900	Nutz and Boltz Chair	85	750
Arm Chair	86	750	Candy Cane Coat Stand	87	750
Harp ^{[note 1]}	88	950	Popcorn Lamp	89	850
Angry Gargoyle	90	850	Silly Gargoyle	91	850
Chocolate Fountain	92	1600	Haunted TV	93	1500
Anchors Aweigh	94	1400	King Chair	95	1800
Space Hopper	96	1400	Crystal Chandelier	97	1700
Penny Farthing	98	1700	Shiny Parrot	99	1600
Rockin' Rocking Chair	100	1500	Circus Cannon	101	1400
Crystal Fountain	102	1700	Disco Ball	103	1600
Treasure Map	104	1500	Hoverboard	105	1800
Jetpack	106	1800	Sword of Awesomeness	107	2400
Platinum Pants	108	2500	Pogo-Go-Go	109	2200
Robot Butler	110	2300	Rockout Chair	111	2300
Ethan Statue	112	x	Evan Statue	113	x
Jillian Statue	114	x	Ryan Statue	115	x
Tiana Statue	116	x

“

Oh look! Something for your Moshling!

”

Item	ID	Cost	Item	ID	Cost
Candy Floor	0	300	Groovy Floor	1	100
Dress Up Floor	2	100	Space Floor	3	100
Underwater Floor	4	300	Cloud Floor	5	300
Forest Floor	6	300	Castle Floor	7	400
Circus Floor	8	400	Jungle Floor	9	400
Beach Floor	10	400	Haunted Floor	11	400
Snow Floor	12	500	Pyramid Floor	13	500

+ Windows + Doors + Wallpapers

Notes:

Space Station Floor renamed Space Floor
The Waffle House Floor renamed Candy Floor, removed plinth

Codes[]

Like the online game, Egg Hunt has an option to enter secret codes. Unlike the online game, codes are now entered using symbols and shapes instead of numbers. Codes are found inside the Egg Hunt book and redeem Moshlings that cannot be obtained by hatching eggs during normal gameplay. These Moshlings, along with the codes are:

ShiShi

[note 1]