How to Breed Legendary Monsters in Monster Legends

BY KENNETH MITCHELL

Kenneth Mitchell

Writer and Storywriter

PUBLISHED 2 YEARS AGO

The primary goal in Monster Legends is to acquire the strongest monster possible. The problem is that not every monster can sire Legendary ones. Among the 600 and more creatures, there are a few that you can breed, creating powerful offspring that fight for you.

How to Breed Legendary Monsters in Monster Legends

Look no further if you are wondering how to breed Legendary monsters in Monster Legends. We’ll guide you through the process and list all the permanent breeding pairs.

The Rules of Breeding

There are five tiers of monsters in Monster Legends, namely:

  • Common
  • Uncommon
  • Rare
  • Epic
  • Legendary

Monsters in one tier may produce offspring in different tiers. To breed certain Legendary monsters, you must let two Epic creatures mate.

While you may have the right combination to get a Legendary monster, the chances of one hatching from an egg are pretty low. You’ll likely get a different monster than the Legendary you want.

You can always keep trying even if you don’t get a Legendary monster.

Before you can breed monsters, you must construct a Breeding Mountain. You can then have one egg at a time. Buying an Ultra Breeding Tree will increase the number to two monsters simultaneously, speeding up the process.

You’re ready to start once you have the required monsters and a Breeding Mountain.

How to Breed a Legendary Monster?

Here are the steps for initiating the breeding process:

  1. In Monster Legends, go to your Breeding Mountain.
    breeding mountain
  2. Tap the “Breed” button.
    tap the breed
  3. Pick two of the creatures required to create a Legendary beast.
    pick 2 creatures
  4. Select the “Start Breeding” button.
    start breeding 1
  5. Wait for the egg to hatch.
    wait to hatch
  6. After completing the process, press “Take Egg” and place it in the Hatchery.
    take egg1
  7. Wait for the egg to hatch eventually.
    wait to hatch 1
  8. You can place the egg in a habitat or sell it when it hatches.
    sell creature

According to the Monster Legends Wiki, successfully breeding a Legendary monster is difficult. The chances are believed to be less than 10%.

Read: Monster Legends Breeding Guide With Pictures [Chart]

Since the results of mating two monsters are determined immediately, you’ll know if the beast is of Legendary rarity. All Legendary creatures take two days to finish breeding and another two days to hatch.

You can use the waiting periods and construct a Legendary Habitat during this time. It’s needed to house the monster, or else you can’t keep the beast. To build one cost five million in Gold and two days of waiting.

List of Permanent Breeding Combinations

The list of permanent breeding pairs is as follows, along with the Legendary monster you might get:

Part One

  • Rhynex and Darknubis for Nemestrinus
    1 154
  • Skipples and Duchess for Vadamagna
    2 40
  • Musu and Terracrank for Rockantium
    3 36
  • Rabidex and Tartarus for Thorder
    4 26
  • Razfeesh and Drop Elemental for Lord of Atlantis
    5 20
  • Fayemelina and Darknubis for Darkzgul
    6 18
  • Erpham and Drop Elemental for Goldfield
    7 15
  • Goldcore and Esthirel for Arch Knight
    8 11
  • Obsidia and Cthulhu for Nebotus
    9 14
  • Pandalk and Hyperion for Worker Hulk
    10 6
  • Ao Loong and Fenix for Firelequin
    11 4
  • Erpham and Galante for Laomu
    12 3
  • Gold Ra and Darknubis for Ultrabot
    13 2
  • Griffex and Chordim for Exo Skeel
    14
  • Cthulhu and Razfeesh for Noctum
    15
  • Dragonian Beast and Tartarus for Deadwolf
    16
  • Fayemelina amd Bonnie Bark for Lux Aura
    17
  • Darknubis and Pandalf for Malair
    18
  • Fenix and Chordim for Uru
    19

Part Two

  • Nautilus-1 and Avaast for Anton Acorne
    1 155
  • Fliploch and Fayemelina for Will Razor Face
    2 41
  • Freeza and Anaitis for Nidaria
    3 37
  • xPug and Irockman for Griffin
    4 27
  • Fliploch and Drop Elemental for Blob
    5 21
  • Zomdalf and Hellberus for Erebus
    6 19
  • Goath’el and Rootziel for Hasai
    7 16
  • Irockman and Gridiron for Trilops
    8 12
  • Nautilus-1 and Gridiron for DAD Unit
    9 15
  • xPug and Squamata Jr. for Super Dan
    10 7
  • Skipples and Goldcore for Kassia
    11 5
  • Scorchpeg and Duchess for Shallinar
    12 4
  • Razfeesh and Musu for Chill Bill
    13 3
  • Terracrank and Ledovech for Olafur
    14 1
  • Pandalf and Inknatius for Mr. Scratch
    15 1
  • Nautilus-1 and Squamata Jr. for Jakugan
    16 1
  • Rhynex and Tartarus for Thyra
    17 1
  • Terracrank and Ao Loong for Gregorz of Lyria
    18 1
  • Rabidex and Griffex for Ukuduma
    19 1
  • Ao Loong and Daganth for Granvy
    20 1
  • Erpham and Rhynex for Clivia
    21
  • Pandalfio and Drop Elemental for Azuriel
    22
  • Esthirel and Goathe’el for Rabbish
    23
  • Primigenius and Evaranae for Talika
    24
  • Dragonian Beast and Rootziel for Predgelum
    25
  • Scorchpeg and Gold Ra for Firca
    26

Fight for Me

While sometimes Breeding Events open up new combinations, they’re only temporary. Getting a Legendary from breeding takes some incredible luck. Regardless of your chances, though, you can always keep trying.

What’s your best Legendary monster? How many tries did it take to breed one? Let us know in the comments section below.

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