How to Calculate Singing Monster Size!

I feel like my next big theory video I talked about at the end will be pretty interesting, so keep an eye out for it!
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[@pixelartkid7965]

You put me into a coughing fit with that lore inconsistency button

[@spencerthegarfieldfanboy]

I liked to imagine this:

[@micahplunkett6500]

For the adult celestials: I saw a promotion for them in dawn of fire and they were above cave island.Torrt, Galvana, and Loodvigg. Torrt was about the size of half of cave island I measured bone island (cause I think cave turned into bone) with a fwog cause it’s 2 by 2 and from one end to the other was 22 fwogs. If a tile is 14.5 then 29 x 22 =638. 638 divided by 12 is 53. That means bone island is 53 feet long and depth. Torrt is about twice as tall as it is wide so Torrt is 53 feet tall and 26.5 feet wide the other celestials are around as tall as Torrt so the celestials range from 45- 60 feet tall and 23-80 (because of scaratar) wide. This is all useless if it is just a vision thing.

[@MultiMaker_Studios]

WE FINALLY GOT A MIRRORED

[@x0v8]

#MSMDraw

[@blooplesdoesstuff8072]

Something that might be more lore consistent is the book of monsters. A lot of the sizes of certain monsters don’t exactly match how they are in game, but they seem roughly consistent within every collection screen. For example, Reedlings and Scups are both about the size of a Fwog in the monster book, despite being clearly larger in game. The monster book could theoretically also not be accurate and figuring out how to account for perspective would probably be a nightmare but it could be helpful somehow

[@ronn6771]

Im in love with this game and Im happy that the community is still alive despite of its age.

[@maglev957]

This is the biggest impact Yuggler has had on society

[@Keizer0724]

I usually use the level 15 sizes to figure out the sizes

[@andy-opia4306]

To be fair, the Matt's measurement of the Yuggler seemed like an approximation. If the Wubbox lore size is concrete, then monster handler Matt would've been off and we'd need to work off of the Wubbox's height instead.

[@user-gw5hv3dt1t]

5:32

[@jakescrossovercrew4703]

4:07

[@Ashvee72-from-Thewildguess]

Well I may have a solution to the whole “size ingame is different to the lore” problem.let’s look at Pokémon.in the Pokédex it says that wailord (a whale Pokémon) is 47 feet tall,but ingame he is about the same size as primirina (a seal Pokémon) who is only 6 feet tall.this occurs because ingame if wailord is 47 feet tall then that would be a huge problem (pun intended). He would be way bigger than other Pokémon,even if the other Pokémon over powered him.I think the same thing is happening here.if wubbox was 13 feet tall ingame then he would tower over the puny furcorn or potbelly,and they would have to make him take up way more spaces than needed. So the canon heights are misrepresented ingame...thanks for coming to my ted talk (;

[@swolebox7675]

Did they ever say that the 7-8 yuggler was a level 15? I remember them specifying what level tweedle was at when they compared it to an ostrich

[@treesimp6686]

i typically use a different form of calculation

[@jamemai4567]

#MSMDraw

[@wobblebubbeeakasham8118]

Wow I'm excited for this video.

[@TrojATillo]

1:10

[@maddiehagen5573]

Quick question: what if I want to measure a monster that flies? Do I count the height with or without flight?

[@sketchthecybop2937]

Cool video! I hope the lore inconsistency button appears more haha