Mammott LORE
During the waning years of the Dawn of Fire, two Colossals were troubled, worrying that peace and stability in the Monster World couldn't last forever. While both believed that the best way to prepare for the future was to strengthen the musical abilities of the Singing Monsters, they disagreed on how best to go about it.

The Living Ocean is the largest body of water in My Singing Monsters and has always been depicted to have calm waters. It surrounds most of the islands in the Monster World, such as the Natural Islands, Seasonal Shanty, the two Fire Islands, Tribal Island, and The Colossingum, which rose out of the ocean due to an earthquake. Water Island is completely submerged under the Living Ocean, as well as Glubber Lagoon.

In Dawn of Fire, It can be seen around the Continent, with the Water and Earth lands completely submerged under it at the beginning of the game. As you level up, the sea level decreases, giving you access to those areas. The Living Ocean can also be seen surrounding Party Island, with the Glubpole drifting on its surface. After the end of the Dawn of Fire, Party Island sank to the bottom of the ocean, with the remains of other Glubbers apparently found there as well, as teased in the Epic Blabbit teasers. The Glubpole that carried Party Island metamorphosized into a Glubber, a Titan. This is depicted in-game as Glubber Lagoon.

The Spurrit of Adventure was a vessel helmed by Mammott, Toe Jammer, and Noggin to sail across the living ocean to get to the Collossingum. Hoola can also be seen in a sailboat in the Seasonal Shanty Trailer, implying that Monsters commonly sail across the Living Ocean to get to different islands. Spurrit was stated to have lost off of its teeth drinking the water of the living ocean, implying that it can possibly be harmful to drink from the Living Ocean.

The Dreamspace is a dimension that contains Mythical Island, which is home to the Mythical Monsters. Mythical Monsters can teleport here via the arcane art of dreamcraft. In the trailer for Mythical Island, it was shown that this is done while the Monster is sleeping. Just how the Colossals were able to pluck their creations from their mind and manifest them in reality, Mythical Monsters are able to imagine and bring to life the Dreamythicals in collaboration with the Cataliszt. Although unlike the Colossals, it has been suggested that these dreams are able to come to life without the use of materials or even the Life-Formula or spark of life. This is likely due to the mystical nature of the Dreamspace. Additionally, Mythical Island is made of a material that is 'impossible' to exist in the main dimension: Hummatite.

Mythical Island also has a great connection with the Monster World's moon. When the moon lines up with the Lunappuratus structure, the island lights up.

The Mammott's name comes from one of these extinct elephant-like animals, the Mammoth or the Mastodon, which has the genus Mammut. Like both of these animals, Mammotts have furry coats and an affinity to cold.
The Mammott, along with Furcorn and PomPom are the mascots of the My Singing Monsters franchise.
Along with Potbelly, Mammott appears on the most Islands out of all Monsters, at a total of twelve, not counting the Mirror Islands.
With the iOS app update from version 1.0.2 to 1.0.3, the game icon changed from the Furcorn to the Mammott. However, in the Version 1.4.0 update, this has changed back to the Furcorn. In 2022, it is back to being an icon.
The Mammott had its own spinoff game called My Mammott.
The Mammott's name in the French version of My Singing Monsters translates to "Mammoth guy".
Mammotts do not appear to have noses, therefore they should not be able to hum.
On Faerie Island, the animation used when Mammott is humming shows its "nose" clenched in. This means that the Mammott may have a nose, but that it isn't clearly visible.
The Mammott's Stentorian Skeleton costume shows a nose in the skeleton, but this may not represent an actual Mammott skeleton.
Before the final drawing of the Mammott shape, it was drawn as what looks like a shark. In another video of some of the "Behind the scene" My Singing Monster action, there was a Mammott with the same teeth as the shark prototype. This is odd, given that the Mammott (and the Cold element in general) aren't on Water Island.
The Mammott makes an appearance in MyBox Games' game "Pixel Dodgers", which used to be published by Big Blue Bubble.
A group of Mammotts is called a grumble.
The Mammott can be heard in the loading screen song.
One of Mammott's default names, "Chewy", is likely a reference to Chewbacca from Star Wars, who has a similar design to Mammott.
Mammotts have three stomachs, as noted in My Singing Monsters: Fandemonium Episode 3.
According to PomPom in Fandemonium Episode 6, Mammott has Binderphobia, which is a fear of binders.
In the tutorial, when you're hatching your first Mammott, you can wait out about 30 seconds without speeding up and the text on the screen changes to "Speed up".
Since Hyehehe came out, it played track three at the end instead of it’s first track.