While enjoying her new popularity, Howleen offers to wish the same for Twyla. Twyla politely turns her down, not comfortable with all the attention. Howleen then leaves her behind and is chastised by Cleo de Nile. Frankie then talks with Gigi about her life in the lantern and discovers that she’s lonely and will leave Monster High after the last wish is granted. Not wanting her new friend to leave, Frankie vows to help change Gigi's life. As days pass, some of the side-effects of the wishes begin to affect the school and cause problems such as Lagoona becoming obsessed with being freshwater, the obstacles of Die Trying becoming very dangerous, and Abbey’s ideas as president not being taken well by the school. Twyla then tells Frankie and Gigi that Howleen is beginning to not act like herself, and she senses something strange within the shadows. Frankie asks if Gigi knows anything, but Gigi sadly tells them that she cannot say anything due to the Lantern’s magic. Frankie and Twyla then try to find out on their own what is wrong with Howleen but are dismissed by her thanks to Whisp’s influence. Cleo encounters Howleen and irks her enough to wish for Cleo to be turned into a nobody. Clawdeen later sees how Howleen dismisses her friends and finally confronts her on what she was doing. Howleen listens and is about to help after summoning Gigi but is disheartened when she hears Clawdeen tell Gigi that she doesn’t think she’s mature enough to use the wishes. She then uses her next wish to make Clawdeen disappear into the lantern, leaving her shadow behind and giving Whisp more power. It's interesting in itself to see the crushed American psyche in the face of utter defeat, humiliation and occupation by mortal enemies. This alternate history makes the American century seem a fantasy, certainly it took tremendous courage to make this series. Freaky Fusion" continues the storyline regarding Hexiciah Steam. He made his first animated appearance in " Frights, Camera, Action!", albeit as mostly a shadow, his full appearance finally debuting in this TV special. After a long journey in the catacombs, the ghouls reach the entrance to Hexiciah's workshop and learn that it can only be accessed at the right time. The ghouls search and eventually find Hexiciah's journal, which explains that Victor was a Monster High student who was obsessed with discovering the spark to creating life. Toralei, who has been told not to touch anything prior, pulls a lever that activates a machine that pulls all of the ghouls inside. The school was built atop a wellspring of magical power, which could only be accessed through the catacomb labyrinth. Various entrances to this labyrinth exist throughout the school grounds, each corresponding to the different species of monsters comprising the monster council: vampire, frankenmonster, gorgon, mummy, werebeast, and sea monster. At the center of the labyrinth was a portal to another dimension, which could only be opened using the talismans of the council. [1]

The three students sitting in the highest row on the left are missing when Robecca stands up to do her presentation.

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Scare-itage Festival: A day in which students create presentation tables to showcase information to others about their monster heritage, abilities, traditions, and history. [17] Fangelica is several centuries old, of which she's lived and survived on her own for at least two. Fangelica's Batty Bake Club As such, she mastered her bat form at a much younger age than Draculaura did. Calling All Ghouls

An immaculate, terrifying alternate history that is accurate down to the buttons. I love period pieces, and this scary projection of a post WW2 hegemony ruled by the Japanese and German empires certainly fits the bill. Every costume, building, landscape, vehicle, street and interior room is accurate down to the woodwork and spoons - such a delight to watch. Frankie is being chased by Creature 4.0. Neighthan and his hybrid friends arrive to help her. Together, Frankie and the Hybrids escape from the monster through the hallways of Monster High. Frankie interrupts the scene to inform the audience to rewind to the beginning to understand how all the events started. Cleo's side of the dorm has a golden bed with blue bedding and some pillows. There is a blue carpet on the floor under the bed and next to the bed there is a golden dressing table with a golden chair.Frankie and her friends resume the school play, explaining Monster High’s history and sharing the belief that every monster with unique flaws, are welcome at Monster High. Monster High's school days appear to be held at night, with most or all students sleeping during the day. This leaves places in school, such as the library, empty. [10] Special Events [ ] Frankie, Draculaura, and Ghoulia notice the changes and later find Gigi crying in the garden. Gigi is reluctant to explain (even when learning of the upcoming eclipse) that she is not allowed to influence the finder, but Frankie and Ghoulia point out that they are not the finder and Gigi should be able to tell them. Gigi realizes they are right and leads the ghouls away to the attic to explain everything regarding Whisp and where the real Clawdeen is. She warns them of Whisp’s plan to use the eclipse and one of Howleen’s wishes to gain all the power to banish everyone at Monster High and replace them with shadow versions to rule the world. Wanting to save their friends, Frankie and the others help devise a plan to save Clawdeen using an orb given to them by Gigi, which will allow them to leave the lantern. They later find Howleen and Shadow Clawdeen in the bathroom and confront Howleen to make her purposely wish them into the lantern to find Clawdeen, unknowingly leaving their shadow versions behind. Gigi then leaves Howleen alone, alerting her of how many wishes remain. Monster High Dance-Off: An annual dance competition held in the clawditorium, for which students participate in pairs designated by the event organizer. Students are required to participate for their grades and are given 24 hours from their invitation to choreograph a dance. [16]

The mention of the 'Scaritage Project' continues here from " Frights, Camera, Action" with the actual presentation of the projects. Art was a big hit for Yasmina about 20 years ago,” he says of the play which first premiered in London, going on to win the Moliere, Evening Standard, Olivier and Tony awards. “Matthew Warchus is directing and I’ll be working with Tim Key and Paul Ritter, two very wonderful actors.” At some point after the disappearance of Selena, the first volume of An Architectural History of Monster High (which detailed the history of the school as its founders originally intended) was taken out of print for a decade prior to the events of the series. [1] Schedule [ ]Fangelica's skintone ranges from not-quite-human pink to a soft purple. Because of her young age, she is still on the monster side of the monster-to-human age scale. She has prominent bat ears on top of her head, bat wings, and animal-like feet. This is evidenced by Clawdeen, Frankie, and Draculaura's dorm room being able to fit all three of them comfortably (and their door having exactly enough room for only three symbols that represent each of them), but only Frankie and Draculaura lived together before Clawdeen was admitted. ( The Monstering) The series is also a study on what it takes to bring down oppressive empires. Each of our dear protagonists - Joe, Juliana and Frank - are guided by their positive moralities on a destiny of greatness. It's particularly interesting to see how the entire arc of history can be rewritten by a single good or bad deed, by a single done or undone action.