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Is your DC Moshi Monster mad? If they could create their own Moshling, what would it be? Add your comment and you could win cinema vouchers NOW CLOSED

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AnnMumsnet · 05/12/2013 09:20

Moshi Monsters: The Movie hits the big screens on 20 December and features some exciting new Moshlings! So we want to hear about what sort of Moshling you'd create if you had the chance!

It could be based on an existing Moshi Monster or one you'd like to create from scratch - what colour or shape would he/ she be, what skills would it have and most importantly what name would it have? Grin

Are you Mr Snoodle, Poppet or perhaps Luvli?

In the movie you can "join Katsuma, Poppet, Mr. Snoodle, and the other Moshi Monsters in an action-packed, song-filled race against time! What's Dr. Strangeglove up to now... ?"

Watch the trailer here:



Add your comment to this thread and you'll be entered into a prize draw where three winners will each win family cinema vouchers. See T&Cs below.


And don?t forget to visit our Mumsnet Moshi page for more information on the film and exclusive Mumsnet offers!

Thanks and good luck Xmas Grin
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Three (3) winners will each receive:
A family cinema voucher including, two (2) adult and two (2) child cinema vouchers, valid for one (1) visit to a 2D film showing at an Odeon cinema location. Subject to the terms and conditions of //www.odeon.co.uk
The Prize is subject to the following:
a) Mumsnet reserve the right to provide substitute prize(s) of similar value should the specified prize(s) become unavailable for reasons beyond its control.
b) Vouchers exclude the following central London Odeon cinema sites Covent Garden, Kensington, Leicester Square, Leicester Square Mezzanine, Marble Arch, Panton St, Tottenham Court Road, West End and Whiteleys.
c) Vouchers not valid for a 3D film showing.
d) Anything not specified in these terms and conditions as being included in the prize package is excluded.
e) There is no cash alternative and the prize is non-transferable and non-refundable.
f) All prizes elements are subject to availability.
g) Prize draw: Friday 27th December at 12 noon
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LedaOfSparta · 05/12/2013 16:24

My boys love Moshi Monsters. I'll have a look at the Mumsnet Moshi page

iamaredsmartie · 05/12/2013 17:21

Daughter age 5 would make an ice cream seller for ok last lane, covered in sauce and sprinkles.

DAughter age 7 would make a rock star Moshe playing guitar and having short hair. Sorry about spelling, auto correct

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PatriciaHolm · 05/12/2013 17:54

DS (7) reckons he'd like a Moshi that looked like a mini Carcharodontasaurus (little dinosaur) but fatter and rounder, and it's skill would be eating (much like him…) To be named Donty.

DD (9) thinks a Moshi that looks like a big shaggy white dog, with purple streaks in its hair would be cool and she would call it Poodle! (she really really wants a real dog but she isn't getting one!) It would be good at running.

Nerfmother · 05/12/2013 18:20

ds (6) would have ''SuperHairy it would be all furry with a cape and red things around its eyes.''
ds (8) would have ''mine would be named Hector he'd be a robot who had his own single, Titanium, he'd be made out of metal, he'd be shiny, he'd be gold, no silver. And it would have a crystal in its head.''

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RueDeWakening · 05/12/2013 20:42

DD is in bed, but I'll ask her tomorrow after school :o

insanityscatching · 05/12/2013 21:13

Dd is forever creating Moshi Monsters based loosely on herself and her friends. She says she'd have one that was super geeky wearing glasses in a figure eight shape. It would be black and white with rainbow coloured feet and hands. She'd call it Alberta (loosely related to Einstein)

maybefaraway · 05/12/2013 21:32

Dd would like a Moshi called "Beethoven Rose".

Apparently, it would have big green eyes and be a tortoiseshell coloured dog.

I am told Beethoven Rose would love dancing and would be able to jump very high.

Theimpossiblegirl · 05/12/2013 21:39

DD1 would create a fluffy unicorn that farts rainbows apparently, named after herself so I can't say. Hmm
DD2 is alseep so I'll ask her tomorrow.

MrsSippie · 05/12/2013 22:10

Perhaps people might look at this which kind of puts me off Moshi monsters now, even though dd (who has a 'disfigurement') loves them :(

KnitActually · 05/12/2013 22:47

My DS has thankfully stayed clear til now. had a brief moment of danger, when last year's christmas cards were moshi monsters, but we gave them all away, so that was that!

Hopezibah · 05/12/2013 23:09

My boys are forever inventing new moshlings. They have over the years drawn literally hundreds of new ones. One of their favourite designs is 'Maths Mash' who is blue with a fish's tail and big teeth. He loves to do maths sums really quickly.

My other son's invention is a red moshling called 'pop' - he is round like a blown up piece of bubble gum and when you click on his he 'pops'

AngryFeet · 05/12/2013 23:38

Dd and ds are big moshi fans. Dd says she would make a moshi called Poppy - a popcorn moshi that looks like a red and white stripy popcorn box and when she gets excited the corn starts to pop :)

CMOTDibbler · 06/12/2013 10:42

Ds wanted to play moshi online for ages. Then he found that without buying things it wasn't good and says that Moshi monsters is all about trying to get you to buy things and is boycotting it all

MrsSippie · 06/12/2013 10:46

Please check out the 'don't call me freakface' as above campaign too Smile

CMOTDibbler · 06/12/2013 10:53

MrsSippie, yes I've seen the 'don't call me freakface' campaign and fully support it. Ds hasn't seen the offending moshlings but has commented before about people with scars being the bad one and says 'but mummy, your scars don't make you bad or scary'

MrsSippie · 06/12/2013 10:57

Great stuff thank you Smile

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HannahLI · 06/12/2013 12:21

On speaking to my DS he says - Mr Carrotty and he would be orange and in the shape of a carrot.

Belo · 06/12/2013 14:39

There was a competition to design a moshling in the magazine a couple of months back. My DD designed 'postie'. He was a red postbox and helped members send messages to each other. She didn't win Xmas Sad.

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AnnieLobeseder · 06/12/2013 19:19

DD1's (8yo) Moshling would be called Banger, and he is a cannon in the Royal Moshling army. He is in the Noisies set. He has golden swirls covering his body, and when he makes a bang he can't hear himself and thinks the noise is music because of the swirls over his ears. He likes Bang Bang, who is a lady cannon Moshling, who plays sweet bangs.

He dislikes the Yukkies and their disgusting ways.

Don't send him off or you'll go flying.

Chocotrekkie · 06/12/2013 19:21

My dd would design a glasses wearing dog with blue fluffy hair.

Chocotrekkie · 06/12/2013 19:22

Sorry - glasses wearing dog with blue fluffy hair called "huskio"

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