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We get a lot of request for Moshi Monster Membership codes.

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I’m afraid we don’t have any membership codes, and we can’t allow comments discussing membership codes to be published on the site.

Mind Candy, the people behind Moshi Monsters need to make money from the game. They have people working for them who need to be paid for what they do. It enables them to build more cool features into the game (and hire more people!)

Free Moshi Monster Membership codes

Trial Membership Codes

From time to time, Moshi Monsters will give away free Trial Membership access.

These come in the form of a codes such as “TICKET” that was available in 2012.

These codes aren’t entered into the normal IGGY code screen but at: http://www.moshimember.com.

When these turn up we’ll share these on Moshi Secrets. We’re not talking about these trial codes here.

Random number codes for Moshi Monsters Membership

If you’ve done any searching on the internet you may have come across sites suggesting that you can get membership by entering a five digit number and then some random number.

Moshi Monsters have confirmed that they have been made aware of the situation and say:

“We have been made aware of a situation amongst young fans where entering a random selection of numbers along with 25836 will entitle the user to a 3-day membership.”

“We have made sure that this combination of numbers have been withdrawn from production, so that going forward this won’t be an option.”

I’m sure other combinations that have been spread of YouTube etc. have also been withdrawn.

We asked if these codes would affect people who already had purchased these 3-day memberships. We legitimate purchasers lose out because someone had “guessed” the code on their card?

“Please rest assured that for our genuine customers who have bought these 3-day memberships, we are making sure that they are entitled to their memberships without a problem.

“We also have internal processes to routinely make sure that any children using the site as they shouldn’t be have the appropriate action taken.”

So beware, at best you’re likely to be wasting your time trying to use these codes and although they don’t say what “appropriate action” they’ll take, I’d guess that you’d risk losing your access to Moshi Monsters – at least for a while.

A big thanks to to the Customer Care team at Moshi Monsters for answering our questions.

Beware of Moshi Monsters Membership code generators

Let’s be really clear. These don’t work / don’t really exist.

In most cases they are what’s called “Survey Scam” that promise that you’ll get your download if you complete a survey.

The surveys sound tempting too such as:

• Chance to win an iPhone 5.
• Your chance to win your favorite Apple product!
• Enjoy a competitive rate with an aqua credit card.
• Your Chance to win the new Apple iPad!
• Chance to win £500 to Spend at B&Q UK!

These surveys uses popular brand names to try and entice you to enter your personal data, names, emails, addresses and even credit card numbers.

You WILLNOT get the items promised for completing the survey. There is NO CHANCE that you’d win an iPhone 5. These things are just there to persuade you to complete the survey.

Even when you complete the survey you still do not get access to the supposed Moshi code generator tool.

These applications do not exist and do not work. The videos you see are not of functioning software. Why don’t they ever show your the results – screen-shots of a Moshi Monster account with all the Rox / Membership etc that the tool will supposedly give you.

We’ve seen some very badly faked screen-shots of Moshi Monsters trying to show a large number of Rox!

Again, we asked Moshi Monsters for their view:

“Sadly we don’t have any control over the content posted in sites such as youtube, but we do monitor them, and if we feel that there is anything damaging to the brand then we do arrange to have the content removed; again our internal processes do make sure that our users are playing safely in Monstro-City!”

Watch our for malicious software.

You should always be on the lookout for malicious software – software that says it’ll do something good – but really, installs nasty viruses, trojans (sneaky software that pretends to be something else in order to get access to your computer) and other bad software on your computer.

One final thing – make sure you’ve got a good up to date anti-virus software installed.

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Monsters are born of human fears. Ghoulies, ghosties, long-leggety beasties, and Things That Go 'Bump' in the Night, and they all share a common factor — they threaten. Their claws are sharper, their muscles are stronger, their fangs tear faster... you can generally count on monsters to be capable of hurting things, usually you.

And then there are these guys. These monsters aren't after you. They don't want to hurt you. Mostly, they want nothing to do with you in the first place. They might even be kind to you if you encounter them.

Benevolent Monsters are fantastic creatures that are usually no more dangerous than Real Life flora and fauna. Many times, they will even be safer, despite any indication of powers or prowess to the contrary. Any threat they pose to the good guys is often due to Poor Communication Kills (it could be that the Monster Is a Mommy) and may even be a case of Let's You and Him Fight, with the monsters joining forces with the heroes to take on the villains. Settings with Benevolent Monsters are usually the best residence for the Zombie Advocate, though be on the watch for Van Helsing Hate Crimes.

Note that for Benevolent Monsters to be in effect, non-maliciousness must be the default state of all or most of the monsters, so that malice or villainy becomes the rare exception to the rule. This can also apply to certain species of monster within a work, rather than all the varied types (i.e. the vampires in Setting X are all evil, but the werewolves are all Benevolent Monsters).

Naturally, this is the super-trope of the Friendly Ghost, Friendly Neighborhood Vampire, Friendly Skeleton, and Friendly Zombie; four types of monsters that are usually depicted as being evil and scary. Also closely related to the Reluctant Monster, which is a monster that may look frightening, but has no actual desire to harm people. Also see Dark Is Not Evil, where characters themed around dark or terrifying things are actually benevolent or at least not malicious. See also Domesticated Dinosaurs, where this trope applies to prehistoric animals.

Compare this trope with Humans Are the Real Monsters, which is this trope's blood brother; after all, if the monsters aren't evil, then somebody else probably is. Contrast with the Non-Malicious Monster, which is a monster that really is very dangerous, but is not consciously evil or malevolent; it is simply acting out of animalistic instinct (i.e. killing and eating people just to survive). Lastly, there's Not Always Evil, which would be when the monsters in question have other interests besides being villains all the time.

Warning: Since this trope is often the end result of a reveal, expect spoilers.

Examples:

• Pokémon. In the anime, this comes up a lot. Check the quote from Team Rocket's Ekans from the anime's first season up top.
  • Most 'bad' pokemon have the most justifiable of motives (like stealing food to support themselves or their pack members in desperation). Taken Up to Eleven in the movies, where almost every Pokemon that causes a problem does so completely on accident (Palkia and Dialga would simply be content to fight amongst themselves in Another Dimension except they keep accidentally intersecting the heroes' world), or because a human interfered with them or put them up to it.
  • You can count anime aversions on one hand. There's one particularly mischievous Teddiursa who showed up in the fourth season and a cartoonishly evilTogepi in the twelfth.
  • There was three Malamar in the X and Y series who, rather than having been psychopaths that sought to Take Over the World because of circumstance, were simply just evil. Unlike the former two they were also quite dangerous.
• The Demons of Galuna Island in Fairy Tail. They look quite freaky, but don't have an evil bone in their bodies. They even started a rumor that Galuna was cursed so people wouldn't come to their Hidden Elf Village and be horrified by their appearance.

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• Princeless: The dragons breathe fire and eat knights because it is the cultural expectation of the humans that they will protect the princess until a worthy suitor comes to slay it and rescue the princess. The dragons are intelligent and generally don't realize that they're supposed to just die for the sake of the hero. Adrienne actually befriends her dragon and informs her of this. Sparky is resultingly horrified and happy to change the status quo.

• Beauty and the Beast: The Beast starts out more or less as a monster in every measure but under Belle's influence he begins to show such qualities as kindness, thoughtfulness, selflessness and table manners over time.
• The title characters in The Boxtrolls are kind-hearted creatures that do little more than take trash to their underground lairs to make contraptions. The people above ground, however, fear them because they don't know what they really are, and are goaded along by the film's real Big Bad, who plots to use them to advance his social status.
• In Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2, Chester V draws Flint and crew to the island by warning him of the human-eating Cheespider, with its taste for Live Corp. employees and its plans for global domination, but as the heroes explore the island, it seems that almost no other species on the island poses them any threat. Indeed, Flint's dad's biggest problem is the mischief from the pickle people. It turns out that, in stark contrast to the first film, even the Cheespider is benevolent; the animals all hate Live Corp, which has evil designs for the FLDSMDFR and the unnatural wildlife.
• In How to Train Your Dragon, despite the dragons menacing Berk, stealing their sheep and burning down their homes, it turns out that they do this at the behest of a colossal dragon queen. On their own, they integrate with such ease into Viking life that it boggles the mind. Indeed, as far as the movie is concerned, the Dragon Manual listing the threat of some dragons is a string of Informed Attributes.
• In How to Train Your Dragon 2, the entire weight of dragon villainy rests on the shoulders of one man, Big BadDrago. In this movie, dragons only do bad things when made to do so by a bad man.
• Pixar's Monsters, Inc. features this as the foundational World Building point — monsters scaring children at night is just business. Indeed, monsters would be perfectly content to leave humans alone if they weren't dependent on human children for energy. Same goes for Monsters University, the prequel. Besides the heroes, many of their co-workers and classmates are exceedingly unscary.
• The monsters in Monsters vs. Aliens have no malicious intent whatsoever, and are merely imprisoned to keep from scaring people with their presence. At least one, the Missing Link, likes to scare people for laughs, but otherwise they're pretty decent.
• The title character in Shrek is an ogre who, while anti-social, isn't malicious in any way. He mostly plays the part to scare people away so he can live in peace. Once he's friends with you, he's loyal and true, if a bit cranky.

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• Godzilla's various incarnations have fallen under this as have other monsters in the Toho universe.
  • After his Heel–Face Turn, the Showa (1955-1975) incarnation of Godzilla is a more heroic character that protects earth from various evil forces.
  • Both Minilla and Junior are Gentle Giant versions of the Godzilla species who live peacefully alongside humanity. Like the Showa Godzilla, they are protectors of the earth.
  • Mothra is by far the most benevolent of the Toho monsters. She's often portrayed as a guardian deity of the fictional Infant Island and will only attack to defend her Shobijin companions from being captured or to save her larvae from being eaten by predators.
  • Biollante, thanks to the human DNA and spirit as part of her genetic makeup, is also a peaceful creature, except where Godzilla or threatening her father is concerned. She kills and drives off three intruders seeking the Anti-Nuclear Energy Bacteria in self- and home-defense, and in their first encounter she sought to neutralize Godzilla as well as join them together since they had the same DNA. In their second battle after she has evolved into her titanic crocodile-plant form she ruthlessly tries to kill Godzilla but again in order to stop his rampages.
  • The film War of the Gargantuas features the two titular monsters. One of them, Gaira, is a horrific green giant who feeds on human flesh. The other, Sanda, is also a giant, but he's far more peaceful due to being raised by humans rather than eating them. Sanda even performs a Heroic Sacrifice to save mankind from his brother's voracious appetite by fighting him to the death.
  • The 2014 US version of Godzilla is capable of causing tsunamis just by walking out of the water. He doesn't mean to, of course. It's just that he's so huge he ends up causing destruction by accident. For the most part, he prefers to spend his time swimming peacefully in the oceans and feeding on Earth's natural radiation sources. The only reason he even showed up in civilization in the first place was to fight the comparatively more vicious MUTO.
• Harry in Harry and the Hendersons. A Sasquatch that Mr. Henderson hit with his car and eventually befriends the family.

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• Animorphs: The Hork-bajir are fearsome looking creatures with blades sticking out in almost every direction, but when they are introduced, Elfangor stresses that they are good people when they don't have a Yeerk in their brain. The blades are actually for slicing apart the plants they eat on their homeworld. The Animorphs actually manage to free a few and find out it's true, they're some of the most chilled out characters in the series, if a bit dim.
• As part of the double-twist ending of I Sit Behind The Eyes, the titular Entity is revealed to be this. After the first twist of the Narrator being a Tomato in the Mirror, who has been doing a Body Surf throughout the entirety of human history, it turns out that it only ever possesses Psychopaths and ruthless tyrants. The little girl it is currently possessing is actually an Enfant Terrible who had attempted to murder a local bully.
• Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak features Max, a troublesome child, who is sent by his parents to his room. After a series of escapades, he meets the titular Wild Things. While they frolic quite fiercely, they're not in other ways malicious.
• Bogeymen in Discworld have the time-honoured role of scaring kids, but there's no record of them actually harming anyone, and the first ever bogeyman started to see itself as a protector, becoming the first tooth fairy.
  • In fact, 'monsters' in Discworld mostly have the same moral spectrum as humans so several of them are this. Angua is a vegetarian werewolf and Lawful Good watch member, and it's implied that the werewolf community, in Ankh-Morpork at least, largely police themselves and avoid hurting humans. Margolotta, Otto von Chriek and many others are Friendly Neighborhood Vampires. The first orc to show up in Discworld is a Badass Bookworm who tries to achieve worth by doing good work. The monstrous monsters like Wolfgang (a werewolf), Dragon King of Arms (a vampire) and Mr. Gryle (a banshee) are actually the minority of villains; most books' antagonists are humans.

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• Doctor Who: In 'Demons of the Punjab', the Thijarians used to be the universe's foremost assassins, but after the destruction of their homeworld, the survivors took on a mission of witnessing the deaths of people who died alone and unmourned.
• In Grimm, most Wesen are harmless law abiding citizens. In fact, some are ridiculously harmless, like Eisbibers and Mauzhertz who tend to be quite docile and quiet. Although, there are some species that lean toward being Always Chaotic Evil.
• The Muppets: Similar to Sesame Street below, the Muppets have a wide range of monsters, some of which are likely to eat you, but also a lot who are generally friendly, particularly Sweetums, a 7 or 8 foot tall...thing who's usually quite agreeable and helpful. There’s also Thog, a huge blue creature who is very gentle and kind.
• Sesame Street has long made a point of featuring the cuddliest of monsters, from Elmo to the easily-amused Count, to the ever-hungry Cookie Monster. The worst of the lot is usually Oscar, who's just the Grouch. Indeed, some of the nicest monsters are the toughest, scariest-looking, like Herry and Frazzle. In many of Herry's early appearances, he appears to be mean or frightening, but ends up showing his friendly side (often after he unintentionally scared others off).
• Although most monsters on Supernatural tend toward Always Chaotic Evil with a fewexceptionsthrownin, season 11 introduces the zanna, a benevolent race of fae-type creatures who act as children's imaginary friends, guiding and helping them to grow up and moving on to a new child when the previous one no longer needs them.
• A number of Ultra Series feature Gentle GiantKaiju, either as allies or as Monsters of the Week who are protected, assisted, and/or spared. Some notable examples are:
  • Pygmon/Pigmon from the original Ultraman is actually human-sized, but is a noteworthy mention here because it is friendly with humans and often helps the defense teams against the giant and less friendly monsters.
  • Ultraseven's Capsule Kaiju are a trio of monsters that Seven would call up whenever he needed a helping hand against the Monster of the Week.
  • Ultraman Cosmos featured these by the dozen, alongside many Non Malicious Monsters. Cosmos's duty was not to battle them for humanity like a typical Ultra might, but instead he often had to save them from the corrupting powers of Chaos Header and help them coexist with humans.

• Monster Town: Which is a functional village of monsters. Usually, the inns and shop prices are heightened to encourage you to leave them alone, but the fact that they help at all, as opposed to taking revenge for you smushing their cousins, puts them here.
• Monster Allies: A monster who joins as a party member. This may result from Defeat Means Friendship or, well, this trope.
• Cute Monster Girl and Gorgeous Gorgon: They often range from neutral to outright benevolent, often dealing with some manner of prejudice or unsavory legends about them caused by their 'monstrous' appearance.

• Candyland has Gloppy, the friendly Molasses Monster of Molasses Swamp.

• Moshi Monsters: All of the monsters who belong to an established species (Zommers, Katsumas etc) are benevolent as are most of the Cartoon Creature's. The exception is C.L.O.N.C (the Criminal League Of Naughty Critters) which is a group consisting of all the villains.
• Pokémon has gone far, far out of its way to establish this (despite the fact that the mascot is a footlong rat that can shoot lightning from its face), with the inevitable result of Humans Are the Real Monsters; no matter how rational any given Pokemon is, you can generally expect the moral weight of its actions to be assigned to the trainer.
  • In Pokémon Gold and Silver, Elm's aide waxes depressing about the mon stolen by the Jerkass rival, and mentions that Pokemon turn evil when used by evil trainers.
  • The main conflict in Pokémon Black and White is that people treat Pokemon unfairly by taking them for granted, which would make sense only if the humans assumed they posed no more threat than the average well-kept housepet.
  • ShadowPokemon are a Double Subversion. The main premise of the games is that these are special Pokemon who will attack humans on command (as though they normally wouldn't), but these Shadow Pokemon are created by subjecting normals to what is suggested to be a kind of Mind Rape. They can be healed by good treatment, companionship, and sometimes even a visit from one of the Olympus Mons.
  • Pokémon Mystery Dungeon has one or two officially evil Pokemon, like the absolute creep of a Gengar from the first installment, but they don't count for much since all the characters are Pokemon. And Gengar reforms in a bonus quest anyway.
• Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance has the benevolent Spirit Dream Eaters who eat bad dreams and ally with you as opposed to the hostile Nightmare Dream Eaters who do the opposite.
  • And in Kingdom Hearts III, Sora becomes a werecat-like monster himself while in Monstropolis, but remains kind-hearted and happy to play with Boo. He also qualifies as this in earlier games as a vampire and merman, two well-known monster types.
  • Even among The Heartless, at least two examples of this exist, despite the fact that all Heartless are said to be mindless, instinctual beasts by default; The White Mushrooms from Kingdom Hearts 1, which don't attack Sora and only want him to use specific magic spells on them three times, even rewarding him with rare items if he does so, and the Flantastic Seven from Kingdom Hearts III, which also don't attack Sora and challenge him to minigames instead, and also reward him with rare ingredients to be used to cook stat-boosting food at the bistro in Twilight Town if he wins.
• Umaro the Yeti from Final Fantasy VI, who is in fact a party member.
• Undertale's entire premise is based on this trope. Although in practice, it plays with it, as most of the 'main' monsters the player meets do genuinely intend to hurt the player... they just don't quite realize that hurting actually hurts, or don't feel they have a choice, or it's their job, or it's for a good cause, or... you get the idea.
• Beastmen in Final Fantasy XIV are generally territorial and hostile towards the other races with only a handful being non hostile and willing to work with other people. Every beast tribe also has summoned a primal at least once, which causes damage to the land andtempering people to become the primal's slaves. The Namazu are only beast tribe that's actually friendly (only a few are hostile) and are willing to make trades with other people. They are also the only beast tribe that has never summoned a primal.
• The Walking Bushie in Mother 3 is a random encounter who, rather than attack you, will instead cast Lifeup α and Healing α on your whole party systematically until everyone is at full health, make your whole party feel refreshed with some fresh air, and finally greet them politely and leave. The closest it will come to actually 'harming' the party is by solidifying one by becoming friendly and affectionate, unless you go well out of your way to bring Kumatora along who can hit them with Brainshock.
• In Dragon Quest Builders 2, not all monster tribes are affiliated with the destruction-worshiping Children of Hargon. Some, like the fat rats and bodkins of Furrowfield island, have a history of living in harmony with humans.

• In Meadowhawk, the dragons still have all the fangs, claws and spikes from the bad old days, but in modern times they're almost invariably pacifists and usually don't even eat meat.
  Tater: If history is to be believed, we were once a species of marauding monsters. Bloodthirsty, airborne, fire-spewing terrors. Look at any Dark Ages story, and there we are: 'RAAAAWR!' Now we have food shelves, hospitals, we live in houses... most of out kind would be loath to harm even a fly.
• Pebble and Wren: All the monsters we see are friendly and amicable, and quite a few of them live in harmony with humans.
• The titular Erma is a Half-Human HybridStringy-Haired Ghost Girl modeled after Sadako of The Ring, but though she tends to like pretty macabre things she's a sweet and friendly kid and generally uses her extensive powers (levitation, telekinesis, using TV screens as portals, etc.) for nothing more malicious than childish pranks (well, as long as you don't do anything stupid like threatening her friends or babysitter). She takes after her mother Emiko, who is a full yokai with similar powers but is a caring parent and is Happily Married to her human husband Sam.

• Class of the Titans had a few, most notably Cerberus; while he certainly looked terrifying, what with his size, the venomous serpent for a tail, and the three skulls with glowing red eyes for heads, but for the most part he was a Big Friendly Dog, at least when his master Hades was around (which was most of the time).
• Disney Television's Gargoyles were relocated from Scotland to Manhattan by The Chessmaster David Xanatos to serve as his bodyguards and enforcers. However, once the Gargoyles learned that they were being manipulated by Xanatos, they have a Heel–Face Turn, and instead work to defend the people of New York. Except for Demona, of course, who is a genocidal maniac.
• Kong: The Animated Series: Kong is this due to Adaptational Heroism. He is the island's legendary guardian beast who spends the time he's not helping his human friends rescuing animals on the island from danger. In one episode he even sneaks out of the airplane hangar where the humans left him and spends the night saving people from street thugs.
• Roswell Conspiracies: Aliens, Myths and Legends has Ti-Yet, a Yeti whose tribe settled in the Himalayas. Although initially antagonistic he is a creature of honor who is only seeking to defend his people who have been safeguarding a Doomsday Device from those who might abuse it. He eventually becomes friends with Nick Logan and an agent for the Alliance.
• My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: Several types of monsters and other scary creatures are far less dangerous or malevolent than their appearance would suggest. Manticores are surprisingly nice, gentle and communicative — the only hostile manticore in the series was driven to aggression by the pain of a thorn in its paw, and calmed down once it was removed. Cerberus is a titanic, terrifying Hell Hound, but behaves more like an overly affectionate Big Friendly Dog than anything else. The gigantic, six-eyed, frog-like bufogren is a perfectly friendly and helpful sort, once one gets past its blood-curdling halitosis.