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Kaleidoscope Hair: Pretty much any character with multiple dolls has been depicted with a varying range of hair colors. The Ditz: Barkimedes isn't exactly the brightest bulb around, and has a difficult time understanding Romulus' schemes and the concept of keeping things secret. Punny Name: The vast majority of characters have puns in their names related to horror and/or their specific monster types. Older Than They Look: She looks like a teenager, but several comments indicate she's incredibly-long lived.

Good Scars, Evil Scars: Several characters have features that humans would consider disfigurements, but all of them are perfectly nice. Fundraiser Carnival: Scarnival, and the closely-related Ghoul Fair, both of which seem to be tied to the Freak du Chic line. The Lopsided Arm of the Law: In the film "Ghouls Rule" some normies vandalize the monster school and nothing is done about that. Monsters are framed for vandalizing the normies' school in retaliation and the police arrest any monster on sight. Broken Aesop: Kiyomi Haunterly, a ghost with no face, and no identity, can confound the "be yourself" message of the brand, since the only way for her to find confidence is to imitate others. Toralei did not have much of a part in Escape From Skull Shores, seeing as she only was seen at the carnival, at which she fell in mud.Dedyet is described as looking like an older version of Cleo in both the book and the diaries. In the book, she prefers to wear old, comfortable clothing such as shirts and jeans. In the diaries, however, she is described as "a monster of stunning beauty and royal bearing". Hexiciah Steam's SDCCI diary Relationships [ ] Family [ ] In Escape From Skull Shores, as Farnum looks at the ghouls through his spyglass, he zooms in on Draculaura's fangs.

Flaming Hair: Holt Hyde and Heath Burns, which led some people to think they were one and the same when they're not.Missing Mom: Her mother has been missing for ten years, and the first season's Myth Arc centers around figuring out what happened to her and then rescuing her from Beheme. The Grim Reaper: Haunted introduces River Styxx, his bubbly party-loving daughter, who likes to borrow his yacht for joyrides.

Unlimited Wardrobe: Alluded to with Draculaura, who has acquired more than a few dresses and shoes over the past 1600 years she's been immortal. It's also alluded to that most of Clawdeen's clothes come from her (such as her Dawn of the Dance dress, as seen in "Fashion Emergency") and that her tastes have ranged over time from girly to punk to even chainmail.Anti Anti Christ: He's the son of the Monster High equivalent to the Devil, but clashes with him over how he treats the environment. Luna Mothews, a self-proclaimed "goth-moth", who's pretty colorful and flashy and aspires to be a theater star. Gone Horribly Right: Cleo and Frankie accidentally break a statue together in "Totally Busted", and Cleo blames it entirely on Frankie. The headmistress is thrilled, because the statue had imprisoned the ghost of Professor Irene Maiden for years in a terrible And I Must Scream situation, and is incredibly grateful to Frankie for this service to the school, leaving Cleo to start to protest that she did it all herself instead.