Monster High Doll, Abbey Bominable Yeti Fashion Doll with Pet Mammoth and Themed Accessories, HNF64

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Abbey's profile says she's got two best friends: Frankie Stein and Lagoona Blue. Of all the students at Monster High, they've been helping her get used to her new surroundings. Abbey Bominable's ' School's Out' diary In Monster High: The Movie, Heath scares Abbey as a prank by revealing Deuce's hair as she is walking by. He was seen talking to her in the halls the next day, and later in the week playing football with her during lunch. While the students are in the graveyard with Hyde, he appears to be protecting her. In her I Heart Fashion description, Abbey refers to herself as the youngest in her family. Whether this means she has older siblings or, in case family units are larger in her village, older cousins are unclear. In “Scareer Day”, Abbey accompanied Heath during Hades’ scareer day presentation and she shyly thanked him for saving the school from the slumber pixies. In “Monster Match”, Abbey and Heath are going to the Monster Ball together. Heath did not appear whatsoever in the web series or movies. However, in the mobile game Minis Mania, there is a customer that looks a lot like Heath that Abbey can sometimes serve if she is working that day.

Abbey is known as the tough ghoul at Monster High. She is fierce, confident and often headstrong. Some people believe she has an icy personality, but once you warm up to her, she's fun to hang out with. Her coldness may be partially due to the fact that English is her second language, and she has trouble telling when people are joking and when they are not. [1] She writes about Heath Burns in her School’s Out diary. She says he’s annoying but “terrifically cute” and tries not to notice him. She says she would rather be asked out on a date than flirted with.

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In "Scaris: City of Frights", while Heath thought nobody missed him, Abbey stated that she missed him a little, making him happy. In Latin American Spanish, when the series was dubbed in Colombia, she was voiced by Yarley Gómez in volume 2, then, when the series began to be dubbed in Mexico, she was voiced by Erica Edwards in " Why Do Ghouls Fall in Love?", and by Yotzmit Ramírez volume 3-5, now is she is voiced by Mara Campanelli Ice Building: Usually, when she wants to project or form ice, Abbey will throw her arms forward and generate ice from her bare hands. She can build anything, from ice bridges to holographic-looking ice walls. Added by SpectraAdmirerAbbey is the daughter of Yeti, a legendary ape-like cryptid said to inhabit the Himalayan region of Nepal, India and Tibet. Stories of the Yeti first emerged as a facet of Western popular culture in the 19th century. Abbey, though quite tough, can be very easy-going once you make your presence known. Her references to her old culture are quite present in her speech, and are a hit or miss in awkward situations.

Abbey is known as the tough ghoul at Monster High. She is fierce, confident, and often headstrong. Some people believe she has an icy personality, but once you warm up to her, she's fun to hang out with. Her coldness may be partially due to the fact that English is her second language, and she has trouble telling when people are joking and when they are not. She is shown to be somewhat flirty sometimes, and sometimes clumsy, often almost getting crushed by her ice statues, which she usually destroys before they hit her. I see a lot of people upset that G3 removed a lot of characters' original accents like Draculaura's and Abbey's, which I agree for the most part. But I think people should also be keeping in mind that Abbey's original accent was completely wrong and somewhat meant to accompany many jokes. Monster High™ dolls like Abbey Bominable™ make a creeperific gift for both kids and collectors! Each sold separately, subject to availability.

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Being a yeti, Abbey's powers are relative to ice and cold temperatures. She uses them in many different ways: Abbey is the daughter of Yeti, a legendary ape-like cryptid said to inhabit the Himalayan region of Nepal, India and Tibet. Stories of the Yeti first emerged as a facet of Western popular culture in the 19th century. September 20, 2011: Abbey Bominable makes her Monster High book debut in Where There's a Wolf, There's a Way.