Monster High 13 Wishes Gigi Doll

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Spectra's dolls tend to look off, thanks to the stoic expression and totally straight hair as opposed to the constant cheerful smile and unkempt hair. Similarly Named Works: There is another, completely unrelated movie Obscurus Lupa reviewed called Monster High (that predates the franchise by almost 20 years) which contains gory shots of people exploding and gratuitous amounts of Rape as Comedy. Pray that an unwitting parent hasn't confused the two.

They’re so hip and trendy in kids’ minds, that they may even become this generation’s version of the ‘Bratz’ dolls. The artwork for Gigi's "School's Out" doll gives her a low ponytail with hair swept across her face, and a small section of her midriff is visible. The doll's hairstyle is a high ponytail, and her outfit is one piece. For the live-action movie, Frankie is nonbinary and played by Ceci Balagot, who is trans and uses he/they pronouns.Playhut came out with Mystixx, which copy the look of the Monster High dolls (with some possible recasting of the Mattel molds) and features some possibly traced character art. Show Accuracy/Toy Accuracy: Most of the time, the dolls are pretty good representations of their depictions in their character art, the webisodes, and the movies, but usually their faces are much milder. Some more notable inconsistencies include: The Monster High doll collection can be broken up into categories – and when it’s broken up into categories, it’s easier for buyers (and players) to understand what each doll is supposed to be comprised of. Draculaura in Welcome To Monster High has a right forearm's worth of bangles, a punk multicolor-studded bracelet on her left arm, and tights under her dress. These are not present on her doll. Also from this movie, Moanica's boots have more detail in their painting and her belt is different. Word of Gay: Creator Garrett Sander confirmed that several characters were meant to be LGBTQ+ (hinted at in their diaries): Finnegan Wake (pansexual), Neighthan Rot (unconfirmed, suspected to be bi/pan), Kieran Valentine (gay and struggling with internalized homophobia and misogyny), and Kiyomi Haunterly (lesbian). Interpretations he's voiced support for include: Clawdeen Wolf (lesbian), Kala Mer'ri (bi/pan), and Gilda Goldstag (trans).

Development Hell: A Live-Action Adaptation musical was planned for 2012. The musical part got carried to the 2015 CG movie Boo York, Boo York. Despite being part of the Welcome to Monster High toyline, "Dance the Fright Away" Abbey and Moanica do not appear in the film, with Abbey herself not appearing in any form. Descendants is Disney's answer to both this line and Ever After High, focusing on the offspring of Disney Animated Canon characters and specifically toplining the ones who have villainous ancestry. As it launched in 2015 and Mattel handled the toyline, some fans of either or both prior franchises believe that this was a factor in their being discontinued over 2017-18. While the extent of this is unknown, it is known that the franchise's popularity was a factor in Disney selling the Disney Princess and Frozen licenses to Mattel's rivals at Hasbro. Even comics can't resist, as The DCU now has its own line of various female characters going to high school (in all fairness however, DC was pushing for that to happen even well before Batman Beyond was created- but likely went ahead now thanks to other similar lines being successful). Granted, the merchandise is another Mattel property, not another company.Wish Granting: When still bound to the lantern rules, Gigi could grant each finder a total of 13 wishes. However, when this power was passed on to Whisp, Gigi lost it. In 'Scareful What You Wish For', Gigi learns that her wish granting is still available for her, though only for simple wishes. She can also grant unlimited wishes, rather than only 13. International Co Production: At least for Generation 1, the voice acting was done in America, but the animation was done in Vancouver, Canada (of course...) Gigi is voiced in English by Jonquil Goode. In Freaky Fusion, she was credited under the alias “ Joni Goode”. Her relationship with her family is unknown, but she is the daughter of the Genie or Djinni. She mentions of having a father, but there is no information regarding Gigi's mother. It is possible she was born without one. Gigi, regardless of the events that occurred, also still claims Whisp as her sister. Live on Stage!: Monster High Live opened in 2023, and is produced by previous Mattel partner Family Entertainment Live. It's based off of the G3 era

Animated Elle's hairline is a squared-off widow's peak to keep with her angular robotic details. The actual doll's hairline is completely smooth. February 7, 2013: Gigi Grant's full name is revealed and the character officially announced by Mattel's pre- American International Toy Fair press release. Gigi emphasizes in her profile that all her time spent in her lantern makes her claustrophobic. Also, in her diary, she shares how lonely she gets when she is trapped inside her lantern. She is still adapting to the real world (outside the lantern) and is afraid of her surroundings, mostly because she is afraid of the unknown. Her genie nature also makes her very loyal and helpful, which sometimes turns against her when people abuse her power, and she is forced to obey. She is capable of making new friendships easily, but only when totally comfortable with it. Cash-Cow Franchise: For much of the 2010s, it went head-to-head with Mattel's own Barbie for sales. The popularity of Monster High led to a whole subgenre of similar dolls. Howleen Wolf is the one who finds the lantern Gigi resides in, so they start developing a friendship. She finds it a little strange that she is developing a relationship with a 'finder' but enjoys Howleen's personality. She is also friends with her shadow-half Djinni "Whisp" Grant, who once tried to dominate the world. In her bio it states that she is friends with Twyla Boogeyman as well as Iris Clops with their shared passion for Astronomy. Gigi also seems to be good friends with Catty Noir as they both have common interest with each other in the New Scaremester diaries.Several Toyless Toyline Characters were intended to have toys at one point, but they were ultimately cancelled: Seth Ptolemy, Quill Talyntino, Spelldon Cauldrononello, Gory Fangtell, Dedyet de Nile, Tiki, and the Sea-Mares. The ghouls of Monster High are off on another exciting adventure in Monster High: 13 Wishes. This time, Howleen Wolf finds an ancient genie lantern in the attic and accidentally wreaks havoc on Monster High. During all the mayhem, they make a new friend, Gigi Grant, the daughter of a Genie. The gore-geous Gigi Grant doll totally charms in a frightfully fab outfit with killer accessories, plus she's fully articulated, so your own ghoul can pose her in lots of cool ways. Boo York, Boo York is the only G1 line to include dolls of every standard body size (little sister, standard, big sister, and male.) Since the stand design is new, it is also the only line with a different stand and all of the body types. Includes 10.5-inch (27 cm) fully articulated Gigi Grant doll wearing fashion and accessories, lantern purse, pet scorpion figure, diary, doll hairbrush, and doll stand. Midnight Magic, a line of multi-colored witch dolls found mostly at discount stores, and a slew of various bootlegs and copycats coming from China.

Clawd was initially voiced by Yuri Lowenthal for "Fur Will Fly" for only one line; he's currently voiced by Ogie Banks. The G3 animated series depicts Ghoulia, Toralei, and Purrsephone with short hair, while their official dolls have long hair. Similarly, Meowlody's offical doll has her hair in long pigtails, while in the show she has it styled in twin buns. A few of the G2 doll releases, like the Scream and Sugar Amanita and Nefera and I Love Fashion Whisp, are plainly G1 dolls that weren't able to release during G1, since their facial designs and bodies are in the G1 style. Furthermore, with Whisp, her format is a hint—the I Love Fashion series was a G1 staple that first existed to provide dolls with several outfits and then gained the function of being the place where female characters that had formerly been SDCC exclusives got a wide release. Whisp was the only such character to not get an ILF doll prior to the end of G1, indicating alongside her visual design that her G2 doll was always intended for a G1 release. Deuce, starting with the "Why Do Ghouls Fall in Love?" special, is now voiced by newcomer Evan Smith. Smith also replaced Yuri Lowenthal as the voice of Gil. Cam Clarke filled in as Deuce's VA until Evan was cast. The vocal change also marked a change in his personality that not everyone agrees with. For the Generation 3 animated series, Frankie is nonbinary and voiced by iris menas, who is also nonbinary.Gigi has had five known 'finders': chronologically a werecat/werewolf ghoul, a banshee girl, a ghoul of unknown species with blue skin, Fawn, and Howleen Wolf. The CGI art on Kiyomi's box gives her a pink hair accessory and silver chain earrings similar to her belt. The doll itself has a sea green hair accessory and simulated pierced ears, but no earrings. Teleportation: Gigi can teleport from place to place, which she used to make use when her finders summoned her. It is unknown if she kept this ability with the genie exchange. Disabled Character, Disabled Actor: Kayla Cromer, an autistic actress, voices the autistic Twyla Boogeyman in G3.