SkyPainting 2023 – Big Blue Bubble

What’s New

Whiz-bang on Light Island

Whiz-bang was excited for its voice to be heard in a World of loud of boisterous Monsters and decided to transform into its own bright and colorful variant just in time for SkyPainting! This brightly hued and vibrant Monster has finally arrived on Light Island and is very eager to kick off the Island’s first-ever SkyPainting celebrations. It can’t wait to turn the sky into a flashy, vibrant, multicolored masterpiece!

NEW Monster: Rare Fluoress

Although Rare Fluoress may appear to have skin that is drab and dreary, don’t mistake its lack of luster for a lack of personality! Obsessed with showtunes and committed to dentistry, this Rare Magical will have you snapping your fingers and clacking your teeth to its tonsorial tunes!

Dipsters on Light Island

After years of humming and speculation amongst the Light Island Monsters, the Dipsters have finally mustered up the courage to join the ranks of the Magical Island and share their song! Following the musical vibrations the Light Island Monsters have been creating for ages, the Dipsters were able to follow the reverberations all the way to the Island and share their dips, dops, and dos!

NEW Seasonal Island Skin: SkyPainting

Bear witness to a truly beautiful and spectacular sight! Following the brief window after the estival solstice, the charged particles of the Aurora Monstralis transformed into a very special gateway that completely transformed Light Island into a multicolored effulgence. The Island’s once golden-colored hues have reformed into a rainbow-tinted paradise, celebrating everything and everyone from everywhere you could ever imagine! You can keep Light Island gleaming with color all year round by purchasing the SkyPainting Skin for a limited time!

NEW SkyPainting Obstacle-Decorations

It has been rumored that the SkyPainting Obstacle-Decorations on Light Island may have traveled through the Prism Gate to configure into the beautiful multicolored and multifaceted rocks and trees that we see today! Although the usual glow of Phosphora’s ‘trees’ have been slightly dimmed, the unmistakably beautiful craftsmanship is undeniable the first time you lay your eyes on them.