Monster English
16 Sept 2026launched 15 days ago
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Limited release · 37 countriesUnited Arab Emirates, Argentina, Australia, Brazil +33 more
1.1latest version · 10 days ago
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Monster Eitango is an English vocabulary battle game for Japanese learners. Answer a 4-choice question correctly and you attack the monster. 1,545 questions from TOEIC 300-level basics up to 800+ business vocabulary, and 50 monsters to defeat along the way. ■ One rule: answer right, attack. 1. Answer a 4-choice question (word meaning or Japanese-to-English; grammar questions can be enabled in Settings) 2. A correct answer spins the reels — the result decides your damage 3. Bring the monster's HP to zero to defeat it and meet the next one No tutorial needed. Anyone from elementary school kids to adults can start from question one. ■ The reels decide the damage • No match … 1 damage • Two of a kind … 3 damage • Three of a kind … 7 damage • 7-7-7 … 15 damage CRITICAL! Five correct answers in a row unlocks a combo bonus that grows at 10 and 20 streaks. ■ Five difficulty levels, fifty monsters Beginner (TOEIC up to 350) / Basic (350–500) / Intermediate (500–650) / Advanced (650–800) / Master (800+). Monsters get tougher as you climb, with the Demon King waiting at the end. Progress is saved per level, so a family can share one device. ■ Review that follows you Missed questions go to a review list automatically and come back every fourth question until you get them right. ■ Reasons to come back • Monster Codex: defeated monsters appear in color, the rest as silhouettes • Daily streak counter • Daily goal of 10–50 questions • Study reminder notifications ■ Private by design No account, no network. All questions and artwork are bundled in the app, and your progress stays on your device. Free to download. Interface language: Japanese.Read more
Monster Eitango is an English vocabulary battle game for Japanese learners. Answer a 4-choice question correctly and you attack the monster. 1,545 questions from TOEIC 300-level basics up to 800+ business vocabulary, and 50 monsters to defeat along the way.
■ One rule: answer right, attack.
1. Answer a 4-choice question (word meaning or Japanese-to-English; grammar questions can be enabled in Settings)
2. A correct answer spins the reels — the result decides your damage
3. Bring the monster's HP to zero to defeat it and meet the next one
No tutorial needed. Anyone from elementary school kids to adults can start from question one.
■ The reels decide the damage
• No match … 1 damage
• Two of a kind … 3 damage
• Three of a kind … 7 damage
• 7-7-7 … 15 damage CRITICAL!
Five correct answers in a row unlocks a combo bonus that grows at 10 and 20 streaks.
■ Five difficulty levels, fifty monsters
Beginner (TOEIC up to 350) / Basic (350–500) / Intermediate (500–650) / Advanced (650–800) / Master (800+). Monsters get tougher as you climb, with the Demon King waiting at the end. Progress is saved per level, so a family can share one device.
■ Review that follows you
Missed questions go to a review list automatically and come back every fourth question until you get them right.
■ Reasons to come back
• Monster Codex: defeated monsters appear in color, the rest as silhouettes
• Daily streak counter
• Daily goal of 10–50 questions
• Study reminder notifications
■ Private by design
No account, no network. All questions and artwork are bundled in the app, and your progress stays on your device. Free to download.
Interface language: Japanese.
Versions
- Version 1.1First seen · 22 Sept 2026
v1.1 • Sound effects now play in silent mode (can be turned off in Settings) • Added BGM: a title theme plus one track per difficulty. Volume sliders for BGM and SFX • Daily Monster: a special double-damage battle that changes every day • Daily goal now counts correct answers only; reaching it grants a bonus spin • After a 5+ streak, watch an ad to keep your combo when you miss • Remove Ads pack (one-time purchase)
Countries
Limited release · 37 countries
Apple lists this app in a small set of storefronts, a typical sign of a test or regional launch.
United Arab EmiratesArgentinaAustraliaBrazilCanadaSwitzerlandChileColombiaAlgeriaEgyptUnited KingdomGhanaHong KongIndonesiaIsraelIndiaIraqJapanSouth KoreaKazakhstanMoroccoMexicoMalaysiaNigeriaNorwayPhilippinesPakistanRussiaSaudi ArabiaSingaporeThailandTurkeyTaiwanUkraineUnited StatesVietnamSouth Africa
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