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{{details|MapleStory/Complete monster list|the complete list of monsters}}
There are many monsters in the world of [[MapleStory]], the weakest of which reside by towns. The most dangerous monsters live deep in dungeons.


There are many monsters in the world of [[MapleStory]]. The most dangerous monsters live deep in dungeons.
Monsters typically roam around aimlessly, even if you bump into them (and take damage as a result). However, if you attack or cast a debuff on an enemy, you will "aggro" it - that is, you will get its attention and it will try to attack you. Most enemies attack by trying to run into you over and over again. Against these enemies, the easiest thing to do is to attack them repeatedly so that they cannot move (your attacks usually have enough knockback to keep them in place). Sometimes it is necessary to jump over them to dodge their attack.
Harmless monsters tend to stay by towns. Maple Island is one of the places that has very few monsters and are mostly very weak. Higher level monsters live in Victoria Island, but more dangerous monsters live closer to the center (Dungeon) of the island. Ossyria mainly has high level monsters as well as four major bosses. Note that some monsters ''float'', this means that they cannot be struck by low attacks (such as attacks while ducking).


There is also a [[/Complete list|complete list of monsters]], [[/Events|Event Monsters]], and [[/Bosses|bosses]].
Some higher level enemies and most bosses have ranged abilities that include attacks and debuffs that can slow you, disable you from attacking or using items and abilities, etc.


==Items, leftovers, and Mesos==
Note that some monsters ''float'', this means that they cannot be struck by low attacks (such as attacks while ducking).
After killing a monster, Mesos or monster leftovers (ETC. items) may be dropped sometimes. However, the monster may also drop something rare (infrequently of course), such as an equipment, which can be worth a lot. The mesos dropped by a monster is varied, and the range varies with the monster (and is usually, but not always, somewhat proportional to the level of the monster, so you will find that in SOME circumstances monsters of same level drops the same range of mesos), the maximum value usually being 1.5x the minimum value. Monster leftovers have many varying uses. Some are used for quests, exchange quests where large numbers can be turned in to an NPC for experience, or for forging materials, such as Firewood that is used to make Processed Wood. In versions with the Maker skill, 100 monster leftovers can be combined to form a "Monster Crystal", an alchemical reagent used to create items.


==Monster Book==
;Monsters in different regions
*'''Availability''': KoreaMS, JapanMS, ChinaMS, TaiwanMS, ThailandMS, GlobalMS, and MapleSEA.
Maple Island is one of the starting areas (like Ereve, Edelstein, Rien, and others) that only has a few different types of monsters that are all low level and weak. Higher level monsters live in Victoria Island and regions beyond that. For example, Victoria Island mainly has monsters tailored for first to early third job levels (10-70), and Ossyria has monsters level 70 and higher.
'''Monster Book''' is, as the name suggests, a book which every player is given that catalogs monsters. When the Monster Book is added to the game, monsters will begin dropping "cards" that contain detailed information on them. Each individual monster's card can be collected up to five times, each time detailing further information about the monster:
# The monster's slot in the book lights up and it's standing sprite becomes viewable.
# The monster's HP and MP values will be displayed, as well as some new animations of the monster, such as walking or knockback.
# The monster's history and level will be added.
# A near complete drop list is revealed, with certain items (such as Skill books) omitted.
# Reveal the monster's exact locations across the world, buff the player for 1 hour with Denoted Monster Effect (15% experience boost), and all remaining animations for that monster will be unlocked.


Though cards will continue to drop after the final card is found, picking up more than five will have no effect. In addition to their permanent change to a player's monster book.
==Items, leftovers, and Mesos==
 
After killing a monster, items (Equip, Use, and Etc. type items) or Mesos may be dropped. However, if a monster drops an item, it should be considered rare. The value of such a "rare" item depends entirely upon the level, if it has a hidden potential, and the item itself (some items are more desired than others based on their stats). Some dropped items can be worth a lot.
Cards in the book are sorted by relative level range. There are tabs on the side of the book which allow one to skip from level range to level range. The tabs on the book's side are color coded, and the colors match those in the background of the cards which appear in that section. A Chief Gray, for example, has a green background on its' card, and the tab under which it appears is also green. The only exception is cards from Boss monsters, as these appear in a different section, called "Special Cards". Certain event monsters also appear as special cards.
 
Only monsters found on Maple Island, Victoria Island, and Ossyria currently drop cards. In MapleSEA, JapanMS, ChinaMS and TaiwanMS cards drop from Zipangu, Shanghai Wai-Tan, Shaolin Temple, Ximending and Taipei 101 monsters. MapleSEA had just released Singapore and Malaysia cards. All other World Tour areas, such as Floating Market and Masteria, do not have cards in any version. It is expected that when the version which created a town gets the Monster Book, the monsters in that version's World Tour area will begin dropping cards. Monsters in Party Quests do not drop cards, with the exception of bosses: King Slime, Alishar, Poison Golem, Lord Pirate, Papa Pixie, and Frankenroid. For players who are above the level range of the Party Quests, opportunities to "buy" these cards appear from time to time as part of events.
 
;Denoted Monster Effect
When you receive the fifth card for a monster, you'll acquire the buff called "Denoted Monster Effect" for one hour. This buff gives you a bonus 15% experience whenever you kill that monster. If you go to '''Lith Harbor''' while you have this buff, you can complete the Event quest titled "Denoted Monster Effect" by speaking with '''Tienk'''. If you choose to do this, you will immediately lose the buff. You can only acquire the Denoted Monster Effect for a given monster '''once'''.
 
==Newest Monsters==
===EuropeMS===
*Monsters Release Date: August 5th, 2009 (GMT+1).
*EuropeMS Version 0.55
EuropeMS has released [[MapleStory/Towns/Ereve|Ereve]] and Cygnus Knights.
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="5"|Ereve
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Tino.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Tiv.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Timu.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Tiru.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Tiguru.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Level 1-10#Tino|Tino]]
|[[/Level 1-10#Tiv|Tiv]]
|[[/Level 1-10#Timu|Timu]]
|[[/Level 1-10#Tiru|Tiru]]
|[[/Level 1-10#Tiguru|Tiguru]]
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|[[Image:MS Monster Black Witch.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Magic Transformation.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster The Doll Master.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Black Witch|Black Witch ]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 71-80#Magic Transformation|Magic Transformation ]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 31-40#The Doll Master|The Doll Master ]]
;Boss
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|[[Image:MS Monster Cynical Orange Mushroom.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 1-10#Cynical Orange Mushroom|Cynical Orange Mushroom ]]
|}
 
 
===VietnamMS===
*Monsters Release Date: July 31, 2009 
*VietnamMS Version 1.1.5 - 1.1.6
VietnamMS has updated the game's UI and released various area bosses, bot-catching monsters as well as Monster Carnival. As part of the Fireworks event, VietnamMS has also released fake bosses.
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="5"|Area bosses
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Grandpa Snail.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Stumpede.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Zombie Lupin King.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster King Shell.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Alligator King.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Level 11-20#Mano|Mano]]
|[[/Level 31-40#Stumpy|Stumpy]]
|[[/Level 41-50#Faust|Faust]]
|[[/Level 51-60#King Clang|King Clang]]
|[[/Level 61-70#Dyle|Dyle]]
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Serph.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Owl.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Zeno.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster White Samiho.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster El Lucida.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Level 41-50#Serph|Serph]]
|[[/Level 51-60#Timer|Timer]]
|[[/Level 61-70#Zeno|Zeno]]
|[[/Level 61-70#Old Fox|Old Fox]]
|[[/Level 81-90#Eliza|Eliza]]
|}
 
 
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="4"|Fake bosses
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster King Slime.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Jr. Balrog.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Papa Pixie.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Alishar.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Events#Fake King Slime|Fake King Slime]]
|[[/Events#Fake Jr.Balrog|Fake Jr.Balrog]]
|[[/Events#Fake Papa Pixie|Fake Papa Pixie]]
|[[/Events#Fake Alishar|Fake Alishar]]
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Crimson Balrog.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Blue Mushmom.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Griffey.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Giant Red Dragon.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Events#Fake Crimson Balrog|Fake Crimson Balrog]]
|[[/Events#Fake Blue Mushmom|Fake Blue Mushmom]]
|[[/Events#Fake Griffey|Fake Griffey]]
|[[/Events#Fake Manon|Fake Manon]]
|}
 
 
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="4"|Bot-catching monsters
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Shade.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Scholar Ghost.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Snow Witch.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Lich.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Bot-Catching#Shade|Shade]]
|[[/Bot-Catching#Scholar Ghost|Scholar Ghost]]
|[[/Bot-Catching#Snow Witch|Snow Witch]]
|[[/Bot-Catching#Lich|Lich]]
|}
 
===TaiwanMS===
*Monsters Release Date: July 29, 2009 (GMT+8).
*TaiwanMS Version 0.98
TaiwanMS has released [[MapleStory/Towns/Malaysia|Trend Zone Metropolis]], [[MapleStory/Towns/Malaysia|Kampung Village]] and [[MapleStory/Towns/Malaysia|Fantasy Theme Park]]
 
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="6"|Trend Zone Metropolis and Kampung Village
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Chlorotrap.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Emo Slime.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Dark Fission.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Oly Oly.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Rodeo.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Charmer.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Level 41-50#Chlorotrap|Chlorotrap]]
|[[/Level 41-50#Emo Slime|Emo Slime]]
|[[/Level 51-60#Dark Fission|Dark Fission]]
|[[/Level 51-60#Oly Oly |Oly Oly ]]
|[[/Level 61-70#Rodeo|Rodeo]]
|[[/Level 61-70#Charmer|Charmer]]
|}
 
 
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="8"|Fantasy Theme Park
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Scaredy Scarlion.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Ratatula.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Jester Scarlion.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Froscola.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Yaber Doo.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Booper Scarlion.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Vikerola.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Gallopera.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Level 51-60#Scaredy Scarlion|Scaredy Scarlion ]]
|[[/Level 51-60#Ratatula|Ratatula]]
|[[/Level 61-70#Jester Scarlion|Jester Scarlion]]
|[[/Level 61-70#Froscola|Froscola]]
|[[/Level 71-80#Yabber Doo|Yabber Doo]]
|[[/Level 81-90#Booper Scarlion|Booper Scarlion]]
|[[/Level 81-90#Vikerola|Vikerola]]
|[[/Level 91-100#Gallopera|Gallopera]]
|}
 
===MapleSEA===
*Monsters Release Date: July 29th, 2009
*MapleSEA Episode 2: Version 0.78
MapleSEA will release Boss Balrog and Monster Carnival Season 2, including new creation of Knight Of Cygnus system, Master M event, Gold Richie (Goldrich) event and Window mode.
 
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="5"|Underground Temple
|-
|[[Image:MS_Monster_Balrog_Body.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Level 101-110#Balrog|Balrog]]
;Boss
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|[[Image:MS_Monster_Balrog's_Right_Hand.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS_Monster_Balrog's_Left_Hand.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Level 51-60#Balrog.27s_Right_Hand|Balrog's Right Hand]]
;Boss
|[[/Level 51-60#Balrog.27s_Left_Hand|Balrog's Left Hand]]
;Boss
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|[[Image:MS_Monster_Balrog's_Soul.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Level 101-110#Balrog.27s_Soul|Balrog's Soul]]
;Boss
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|[[Image:MS_Monster_Balrog's_Dead_Right_Hand.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS_Monster_Balrog's_Dead_Left_Hand.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Level 1-10#Balrog.27s_Dead_Right_Hand|Balrog's Dead Right Hand]]
;Boss
|[[/Level 1-10#Balrog.27s_Dead_Left_Hand|Balrog's Dead Left Hand]]
;Boss
|}
 
===GlobalMS===
*Monsters Release Date: July 29th, 2009 
*GlobalMS Version 0.73
GlobalMS has released [[MapleStory/Towns/Ereve|Ereve]] and Cygnus Knights.
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="5"|Ereve
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Tino.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Tiv.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Timu.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Tiru.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Tiguru.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Level 1-10#Tino|Tino]]
|[[/Level 1-10#Tiv|Tiv]]
|[[/Level 1-10#Timu|Timu]]
|[[/Level 1-10#Tiru|Tiru]]
|[[/Level 1-10#Tiguru|Tiguru]]
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|[[Image:MS Monster Black Witch.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Magic Transformation.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster The Doll Master.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Black Witch|Black Witch ]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 71-80#Magic Transformation|Magic Transformation ]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 31-40#The Doll Master|The Doll Master ]]
;Boss
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|[[Image:MS Monster Cynical Orange Mushroom.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 1-10#Cynical Orange Mushroom|Cynical Orange Mushroom ]]
|}
 
===JapanMS===
*Monsters Release Date: July 29, 2009 (GMT+9)
*JapanMS Version 1.65
JapanMS has released [[MapleStory/Towns/Ereve|Ereve]] and Cygnus Knights.
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="5"|Ereve
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Tino.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Tiv.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Timu.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Tiru.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Tiguru.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Level 1-10#Tino|Tino]]
|[[/Level 1-10#Tiv|Tiv]]
|[[/Level 1-10#Timu|Timu]]
|[[/Level 1-10#Tiru|Tiru]]
|[[/Level 1-10#Tiguru|Tiguru]]
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|[[Image:MS Monster Black Witch.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Magic Transformation.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster The Doll Master.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Black Witch|Black Witch ]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 71-80#Magic Transformation|Magic Transformation ]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 31-40#The Doll Master|The Doll Master ]]
;Boss
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|[[Image:MS Monster Cynical Orange Mushroom.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 1-10#Cynical Orange Mushroom|Cynical Orange Mushroom ]]
|}
 
===BrazilMS===
*Monsters Release Date: June 24, 2009 
*BrazilMS Version 0.15
BrazilMS released complete Mushroom Shrine, Zakum, Monster Carnival PQ, Anniversary Events and Match Cards.
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="8"|Mushroom Shrine
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Crow.png‎|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Flaming Racoon.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Cloud Fox.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Ghost Lantern.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Nightfox.png‎|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Ghost.png‎|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Hadong.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Dreamy Ghost.gif|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 21-30#Crow|Crow]]
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 21-30#Flaming Racoon|Flaming Racoon]]
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 21-30#Cloud Fox|Cloud Fox]]
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 31-40#Ghost Lantern|Ghost Lantern]]
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 41-50#Dark Cloud Fox|Dark Cloud Fox]]
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 41-50#Nightghost|Nightghost]]
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 51-60#Water Goblin|Water Goblin]]
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 91-100#Dreamy Ghost|Dreamy Ghost]]
|}
 
{|class="wikitable"
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Blue Mushmom.png‎|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Chungoo.png‎|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 81-90#Blue Mushmom|Blue Mushmom]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 111-120#Black Crow|Black Crow]]
;Boss
|}
 
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="8"|Zakum Party Quest
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Mimic.png‎|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Puco.png‎|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Pachu.png‎|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Punco.png‎|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Cuzco.png‎|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 51-60#Mimic|Mimic]]
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 61-70#Puco|Puco]]
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 61-70#Pachu|Pachu]]
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 61-70#Punco|Punco]]
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 61-70#Cuzco|Cuzco]]
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Opachu.png‎|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 61-70#Opachu|Opachu]]
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Zakum's Arm 1.png‎|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Zakum's Arm 2.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Zakum's Arm 3.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Zakum's Arm 4.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Zakum's Arm 1|Zakum's Arm 1]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Zakum's Arm 2|Zakum's Arm 2]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Zakum's Arm 3|Zakum's Arm 3]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Zakum's Arm 4|Zakum's Arm 4]]
;Boss
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Zakum's Arm 5.png‎|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Zakum's Arm 6.png‎|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Zakum's Arm 7.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Zakum's Arm 5|Zakum's Arm 5]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Zakum's Arm 6|Zakum's Arm 6]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Zakum's Arm 7|Zakum's Arm 7]]
;Boss
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Zakum's Arm 8.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Zakum's Arm 8|Zakum's Arm 8]]
;Boss
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Zakum 1.png‎|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Zakum 2.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Zakum 1|Zakum 1]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Zakum 2|Zakum 2]]
;Boss
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Zakum 3.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Zakum 3|Zakum 3]]
;Boss
|}
 
===ChinaMS===
*Monsters Release Date in Test Server:
*ChinaMS Test Server Version: 0.32
 
*Monsters Release Date:
*ChinaMS Version: 0.74
 
ChinaMS has released [[MapleStory/Towns/Ereve|Ereb]].
 
Test server has released [[MapleStory/Towns/Singapore|CBD]], [[MapleStory/Towns/Singapore|Boat Quay Town]] and [[MapleStory/Towns/Singapore|Ulu City]]
 
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="5"|Ereb
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Tino.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Tiv.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Timu.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Tiru.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Tiguru.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Level 1-10#Tino|Tino]]
|[[/Level 1-10#Tiv|Tiv]]
|[[/Level 1-10#Timu|Timu]]
|[[/Level 1-10#Tiru|Tiru]]
|[[/Level 1-10#Tiguru|Tiguru]]
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|[[Image:MS Monster Black Witch.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Magic Transformation.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster The Doll Master.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Black Witch|Black Witch ]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 71-80#Magic Transformation|Magic Transformation ]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 31-40#The Doll Master|The Doll Master ]]
;Boss
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|[[Image:MS Monster Cynical Orange Mushroom.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 1-10#Cynical Orange Mushroom|Cynical Orange Mushroom ]]
|}
 
 
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="6"|CBD
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Biner.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Stopnow.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Batoo.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Nospeed.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Freezer2.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Trucker.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Level 11-20#Biner|Biner]]
|[[/Level 21-30#Stopnow|Stopnow]]
|[[/Level 21-30#Batoo|Batoo]]
|[[/Level 31-40#Nospeed|Nospeed]]
|[[/Level 31-40#Freezer2|Freezer2]]
|[[/Level 41-50#Trucker|Trucker]]
|}
 
 
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="8"|Boat Quay Town
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Tippored.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Tippoblue.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Octobunny.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster PacP.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Selk.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Slimy.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Anchor.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Level 41-50#Tippo Red|Tippo Red]]
|[[/Level 51-60#Tippo Blue|Tippo Blue]]
|[[/Level 51-60#Octobunny|Octobunny]]
|[[/Level 51-60#Pac Pinky|Pac Pinky]]
|[[/Level 51-60#Selkie Jr.|Selkie Jr.]]
|[[/Level 61-70#Slimy|Slimy]]
|[[/Level 61-70#Mr. Anchor|Mr. Anchor]]
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|-
|[[Image:MS_Monster_Capt.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 91-100#Capt. Latanica|Capt. Latanica]]
;Boss
|}


The amount of Mesos dropped by a monster is usually proportionate to its level (e.g. weak monsters drop few mesos). When picking up Mesos, there is actually a range of that a given pick up can contain (e.g. if you pick up 30 Mesos, the range could be 28-35 Mesos for that monster). In many cases, monster of similar level drop the same amount of Mesos. The range's maximum value is around 1.5x the minimum value. Monster leftovers (i.e. Etc. items) have many varying uses. Some are used for quests, exchange quests where large numbers can be turned in to an NPC for experience, or for forging materials, such as Firewood that is used to make Processed Wood. These items can be sold to other players that need them, or sent to your other characters if you know they will need it.


{|class="wikitable"
==Familiars==
!colspan="4"|Ulu City
{{details|MapleStory/Familiars}}
|-
*'''Availability''': see [[MapleStory/Availability#Monster Familiar]].
|[[Image:MS Monster Berserkie.png‎|center]]
'''Familiars''' are a feature allowing players to obtain special Familiar Cards from monsters, make them stronger, and gain special bonuses while summoning them.
|[[Image:MS Monster Veetron.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Slygie.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Montrecer.png‎|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 81-90#Berserkie|Berserkie]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 81-90#Veetron|Veetron]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 91-100#Slygie|Slygie]]
;Boss
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 101-110#Montrecer|Montrecer]]
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|[[Image:MS Monster Petrifighter.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Duku.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 101-110#Petrifighter|Petrifighter]]
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 111-120#Duku|Duku]]
|}


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==Event monsters==
|-
{{details|MapleStory/Event monsters|temporary, event-only monsters}}
|[[Image:MS Monster Krexel Dormant.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Krexel|Krexel]]
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|[[Image:MS Monster Krexel.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Krexel|Krexel]]
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|[[Image:MS Monster Krexel 2 Thumb.png|center]]
|-
|[[MapleStory/Monsters/Level 131-199#Krexel|Krexel]]
|}


===KoreaMS=== 
Event monsters are temporary monsters that are only in the game during an event. Some events are seasonal and may last much longer than others. Event monsters are usually themed, so, for example, during the winter there are usually snow or holiday related monsters. Some event monsters are carried over from very old events in MapleStory, such as the Cat and Frog during Halloween. These old monsters usually do not give any good bonuses. They may drop some event-related currency or quest items.
*Monsters Release Date: May 19, 2009 (GMT+9)
*KoreaMS Test Server Version 1.2.225
Bugfixes to Aran race.


===ThailandMS===
Most event monsters will randomly appear on a specific map or region and have a low respawn rate.
*Monsters Release Date: March 18, 2009 (GMT+7)
*ThailandMS Version 0.64
ThailandMS has released [[MapleStory/Towns/Magatia|Magatia]] and the [[MapleStory/Party Quests/Cooperative#Magatia Party Quest|Magatia Party Quest.]]
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="8"|Magatia
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Sand Mole-Rat.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Scorpion.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Cube Slime.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Dark Sand Mage.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Bottle Seed.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Bottle Rack.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Iron.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Strong Iron.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Level 21-30#Sand Rat|Sand Rat]]
|[[/Level 21-30#Scorpion|Scorpion]]
|[[/Level 31-40#Cube Slime|Cube Slime]]
|[[/Level 31-40#Dark Sand Dwarf|Dark Sand Dwarf]]
|[[/Level 31-40#Rumo|Rumo]]
|[[/Level 31-40#Triple Rumo|Triple Rumo]]
|[[/Level 41-50#Iron Mutae|Iron Mutae]]
|[[/Level 41-50#Reinforced Iron Mutae|Reinforced Iron Mutae]]
|}
{|class="wikitable"
|[[Image:MS Monster Mithril.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Strong Mithril.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Roid.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster NeoHuroid.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Homun.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Saiti.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Homunculus.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Droid.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Homunscullo.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Level 41-50#Mithril Mutae|Mithril Mutae]]
|[[/Level 41-50#Reinforced Mithril Mutae|Reinforced Mithril Mutae]]
|[[/Level 51-60#Roid|Roid]]
|[[/Level 51-60#NeoHuroid|NeoHuroid]]
|[[/Level 61-70#Homun|Homun]]
|[[/Level 61-70#Site|Site]]
|[[/Level 71-80#Homunculus|Homunculus]]
|[[/Level 71-80#D.Roy|D.Roy]]
|[[/Level 71-80#Homunscullo|Homunscullo]]
|}


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Some event monsters can only be reached through event quests available through the lightbulb over your head. This will take you to a zone where you and all other in your channel can combat special event monsters.
!colspan="4"|Magatia Party Quest
|-
|[[Image:MS Monster Juliet.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Romeo.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Franken Lloyd.png|center]]
|[[Image:MS Monster Angry Franken Lloyd.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Level 61-70#Juliet|Juliet]]
;Ally
|[[/Level 61-70#Romeo|Romeo]]
;Ally
|[[/Level 81-90#Frankenroid|Frankenroid]]
;Boss
|[[/Level 31-40#Angry Frankenroid|Angry Frankenroid]]
;Boss
|}


{|class="wikitable"
==Bosses==
!colspan="1"|New Pet
{{details|MapleStory/Bosses|bosses}}
|-
|[[Image:MS Pet Snail.png|center]]
|-
|[[/Pets#Pets|Snail]]
|}


==External links==
There are two types of bosses in MapleStory: strong monsters with low respawn rates that appear near the end of a given region's set of maps, and raid bosses. The first type of monster is more common and less dangerous. The second requires a party to defeat unless your character is at a very high level (~100+ depending on the boss) and you have high damage output.  
*[http://sauna.gibbed.us/monster_search/ Sauna] - List of monsters from the game's data file.
*[http://www.hidden-street.net/ Hidden-Street] - similar to the Sauna.
*[http://www.mapletip.com/ Maple Tip] - Fan site with a list of monsters and other goodies.
*[http://mxd.766.com/ 766] - newest and overall ChinaMS news and data discussion.
*[http://maplefantasy.com/1024x768.htm/ 虛華幻境] - TaiwanMS unofficial monster database.


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