With a new animated series and the franchise's first live-action movie, Monster High, the ghastly toy brand, is getting another shot at television. The Clawdeen Wolf, Draculaura, and Frankie Stein characters have joined up with Nickelodeon and Mattel on two projects.
With a new animated series and the franchise's first live-action movie, Monster High, the ghastly toy brand, is getting another shot at television. The Clawdeen Wolf, Draculaura, and Frankie Stein characters have joined up with Nickelodeon and Mattel on two projects. The two programs will debut in 2022 on the Viacom-owned network.
In the hallowed halls of Monster High, the animated series will follow the characters as they negotiate through high school comedy. Shea Fontana, who worked on DC Superhero Girls, will be in charge of the program. Nickelodeon's SVP Animation Development Claudia Spinelli is in charge of the project, while Mattel's exec producer Adam Bonnett and SVP Content Development Christopher Keenan are in charge of Mattel's.
Jenny Jaffe, who worked on the Big Hero 6 TV series and is now working on the new Rugrats, will collaborate with Greg Erb and Jason Oremland to create a live-action musical event (Princess and the Frog). Live-Action SVPSVP Live-Action Scripted Content Zack OlinShauna Phelan of Nickelodeon is in charge of the Monster High film's production. The live-action project for Mattel is also led by Adam Bonnett.
"These iconic monsters have long captivated children's imaginations, and we are thrilled and honored to bring Monster High to our brand for a new generation of children," said Ramsey Naito, President of Nickelodeon Animation. "We have fantastic partners on board at Mattel to create original content in various formats, and we can't wait to showcase the comedy and adventure of these characters as they defy expectations and take on the world, thanks to the expertise of the Nick creative team led by Claudia Spinelli on the animation development side and Zack Olin and Shauna Phelan on the live-action side," says Nick.
The ghouls and turtles at the Maul are eagerly anticipating the release of the new Twiheart film. They discover about the vampire-werewolf rivalry after overhearing vampires and werewolves whispering amongst themselves after witnessing Draculaura and Clawd holding hands. They were, however, just pointing out the toilet paper clinging to Draculaura's footwear.
Later at school, the ghouls are swept up in the excitement of an announcement. Headmistress Bloodgood announced that Monster High will be merged with two other schools. Crescent Moon High is solely for werewolves, whereas Belfry Prep is an all-vampire school.
She aspires to bring all monsters together, and ultimately the human society as well. While this alarmed Draculaura and Clawdeen, Frankie viewed this as a chance to bring the two worlds together, particularly since the Fear Squad had been assigned as the welcome committee. The ghouls put up a great set-up with Abbey's assistance, only to have it destroyed when the two schools arrived.
After the three pass snide remarks to one another, Romulus, Clawd's lifelong buddy, warns the werewolves not to create problems on their first day at their new school, Bram Devein and Gory Fangtell, two snobbish vampires, and Doughty, a brawny werewolf, is introduced.
Ramses, Cleo de Nile's father, invites his daughters to a posh banquet in New York, where the Comet Crystal will be on display, announcing the approach of a comet from outer space. Cleo invites her lover Deuce, as well as her classmates Frankie, Clawdeen, Draculaura, Operetta, and Catty Noir, who have been trying to write a new unique song.
They encounter Luna Mathews, a budding performer, robotic DJ Elle Eedee, and dancer Mouscedes King. Toralei, who was invited by Cleo's sister Nefera, also appears. Ramses and Nefera plot to take over Boo York by setting up Cleo with Lux Ptolemy's son Seth, the gala patron, where the vow made by Cleo and Seth under the comet's influence cannot be broken. Meanwhile, back at Monster High, Ghoulia learns that a comet is heading straight for Earth and attempts to stop it before it destroys the whole planet.
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Frankie, Draculaura, and Clawdeen are rehearsing for a dance performance in the Clawditorium on a typical day at Monster High, and they're not doing so well due to Toralei's shoddy instruction. Lagoona observes them practicing and, at Toralei's request, offers to host a party after the performance, but she rejects the invitation to dance with her friends.
After they depart, Lagoona takes the stage and does a solo dance that is flawless. She suddenly realizes Gil is watching her and becomes completely immobile before passing out. Gil inquires as to why she does not dance with the other ghouls. Lagoona says that she used to dance at her home on the Great Scarrier Reef, but that she no longer does. She walks away, oblivious to the fact that Toralei had seen her performance.
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Frankie tells the audience about an eclipse in another country. A genie called Gigi Grant is being pursued by her shadow sister, Whisp, within a strange desert castle in order to get the final desire of her current seeker, Fawn. While Fawn is oblivious to the impending peril, Whisp is persuading her to give the shadow genie complete control.
Whisp becomes true as Gigi attempts to stop Fawn from making the wish. Seeing Whisp ready to make the last wish on Fawn, Gigi is forced to violate the rules and use Grimm's Magic Mirror to release Fawn from Whisp's control. Gigi succeeds in breaking Fawn's influence, but the mirror is shattered.
Whisp reverts to a shadow after the eclipses have passed. The mirror, Whisp, and Gigi are then pulled back into the lantern by Fawn's last desire. Fawn awakens in the middle of the desert after being blinded by a dazzling light, as the lantern is handed over to the next finding.
Lagoona (Laura Bailey) invites her pals to visit the Great Scarrier Reef for spring break. The ship is attacked by a Kraken and collapses along the route, trapping the survivors on a tiny raft. Nearby are two humans: Bartleby Farnum (Keith Silverstein), an eccentric show-and-salesman, and his helper Kipling (Malcolm Danare), who hides his face under a bag because he's too disgusting to look at.
Farnum hears the young monsters screaming and rescues them, intending to display them. Farnum intends to use Frankie as bait because she resembles an explorer who had a special connection to a monster he's sought to catch for a long time, the Beast of Skull Shores.
Farnum transports the creatures to Skull Shores, saying that he has to get supplies before proceeding to Great Scarrier Reef. The Tiki, the local populace, greets the party as they dock. Farnum persuades them to keep the party occupied while he devises a trap for the beast.
The gameplay is similar to Ghoul Spirit, a 2011 game in which you race through Monster High's halls and encounter various Ghouls and Masters from the series.
The goal of the game is to help each club by exploring the school, discovering hidden objects, and completing mini-games. The player must assist Frankie to release the kids from the curse of an amulet brought into school by Cleo in the Fearleading and Student Council missions.
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The "Skultimate Roller Maze," a roller-skating tournament hosted by Monster High, has a centuries-old history (SKRM). When they play the Gargoyles, whichever side loses gets the crest of the other. After losing to the Granite High Gargoyles in the most recent game, Monster High had their crest taken away since the other team had created.
The school is rapidly declining without the crest, making it imperative to reclaim it as quickly as possible. However, several players were wounded in the last game and were unable to participate. Several of the females opt to take on the Gargoyles alone, much to the dismay of the guys, who believe that only boys are capable of participating in SKRM properly. They also remind them of Robecca Steam, who reportedly attempted to play but was destroyed and never seen after.
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Creature 4.0 is on the hunt for Frankie. Neighthan saves her by tossing a basketball into the air, but he, unfortunately, collides with the Bite-Centennial board. Frankie helps him to his feet, and when they return to the others, he begs if they may skip over that portion.
Frankie rushes with Neighthan after Creature 4.0 squishes the ball with Frankie's face on it. Sirena Von Boo uses her coffin to distract the monster and snaps a photo of him with her phone. Then Avea and Bonita Femur arrive to assist them, and using their wings, they pull Neighthan off the ground, where Frankie leaps upon him. Frankie says she understands what we're thinking and continues on about Neighthan as the scenario plays out like a photograph.
Maybe it's the frightening monster, she says, and anyway, she's had our attention. She starts talking about how this is about family but then realizes they need to start from the beginning, and then recalls to start with the opening titles. As a result, she pushes a button, and it activates.
Spectra looks for news for her blog, haunted by the absence of chatter at school. Toralei, enraged by her suspension from the Fear Squad for plagiarizing an essay, informs her about a story of the school's werewolves having were-fleas. Spectra watches the turmoil that the rumor has created among the pupils as they try to keep away from the Wolf brothers.
Draculaura starts to have hauntings a short time later, with her locker behaving strangely, her talking back to Mr. Rotter out of turn, and someone altering her hairdo.
Clawdeen Wolf is organizing a "Fashion Mob," a surprise fashion exhibition featuring herself and her classmates. Meanwhile, Rochelle Goyle is chasing after a rose petal given to her by Garrott du Roque, her Scaris lover, which was knocked out of her palm by students drawn to Clawdeen's performance. However, due to a mistake by Toralei, Heath is forced to wear a dress and heels, causing him to fall and stop the performance prematurely.
However, thanks to Ghoulia, the fashion show was uploaded on FrightTube (without the uncomfortable ending) and received a lot of attention, even from famous fashion designer Moanatella Ghostier. Clawdeen begs Ghoulia to take down the video since fashion is all about following rules, and Clawdeen thinks she violated the majority of them with her ensembles. However, it had already piqued the interest of Moanatella, who was dealing with a peculiar issue. She needed a protégé to carry on her designs since she was out of ideas and she faded away when people stopped paying attention to her.
As a result, she dispatches three students: Jinafire Long of Fanghai, Skelita Calaveras of Mexico, and Clawdeen Wolf of Mexico. Clawdeen and her friends, Frankie Stein, Draculaura, Abbey Bominable, Cleo de Nile, Ghoulia Yelps, and Lagoona Blue, are summoned by Bloodgood to explain the good news, and after some pleading, they agree to let her friends, which include Frankie Stein, Draculaura, Abbey Bominable, Cleo de Nile, Ghoulia Yelps, and Lagoona Rochelle Goyle, who is from Scaris, was also invited to join them.
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At this year's New York Toy Fair 2020, Mattel announced that Monster High would be returning in a collection dubbed "Skullector Dolls 2020," which would include not just one, but two dolls from the franchise. Please see below for further information, and anticipate them to arrive this summer somewhere around June!
Yes, Monster High: Haunted is currently streaming on Netflix in the United States. On October 3, 2017, it became available for streaming on the internet.
Monster High has been canceled for the time being. Despite being in severe financial difficulties after the sale of the Disney Princesses brand to Hasbro, Mattel attempted to revive Monster High in 2016 by targeting it at a younger demographic.
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