Nov 08, 2011 Moshi Monsters: Moshling Zoo for Nintendo DS builds upon the popularity of the Moshlings and offers fans a fresh new take on the Moshi universe, including brand new. Nov 06, 2011 The game features new locations and an exclusive new Moshling - which is yet Moshi Monsters: Moshling Zoo builds upon the popularity of the Moshlings and offers fans a fresh new take on the Moshi universe, including brand new content and a new way to interact with their favorite characters. Nov 16, 2011 I'll be honest: I hate this game, I hate the franchise and I hate where video games are going if things like this are being produced. This was played to prove a point, nothing more.
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UPDATE! Moshi Monsters have released a new code you can use to get the Robo Dendron seeds you need to plant to get Nipper. The code is NIPPERBOT – NOTE: THISSEEMS TO HAVEEXPIRED
Nipper is an exclusive moshling only available to people who have purchased the Nintendo DS game, Moshling Zoo.
Inside the game you’ll find a card that contains a secret code to use when you log in. The code can only be used once.
If you go to the garden you’ll find you’ve got a special seed called a Robo Dendron. Pland this seed with any two others and you’ll attract Nipper!
Unfortunately you’ll need Nipper if you’re going to complete the Techies moshiling set along with Wurley, Holga and Gabby.
As an exclusive moshling, this puts it into the same category as Dustbin Beaver.
Why!?
It’s obviously used as an incentive to buy the DS game, but given the price and the fact that not everyone will want to buy the game, or even have a DS it makes feel even more unfair on those who are already paying their membership in order to collect moshlings.
We can only hope that Moshi Monsters will release a FREE code for Nipper some time in the future, when they’d do this or even if they would even consider it isn’t known.