Age Range: Monster High is meant for children 8 to 12, but is additionally enjoyed by both children younger and older and also has a dedicated adult fanbase.

In 2016, Monster High underwent a reboot, which was likely an attempt to make the brand appeal to a younger age category. The sales were low that year, and the line was eventually quietly discontinued in 2018.

Monster High is an animated web series based on the eponymous then-freshman American fashion doll line created by Mattel, the first adaptation since its launch, which originally aired on YouTube from May 5, 2010, to February 9, 2018.

Premiering in 2010, the 'Monster High' mini-series and doll lines took over kids' hearts. Through unique ways of providing representation and unmatched character designs, this Mattel project was a quick success.

Children between the ages of 6 and 12, psychologists believe, are trying to figure out if they are inferior or adequate. To be adequate, in the Monster High world we're talking high platform shoes, lots of makeup, and very revealing outfits.

Monster School is designed to help children aged 3 to 6 understand that some behaviors are socially acceptable - and some just aren't! The game also encourages reflection on the negative and positive consequences of a range of different behaviors.

Monster High prices will vary depending on the doll, line, and condition/completeness. NIB dolls tend to go between $50 to $100+, and some can even go up to $1,000 if they are extremely rare (such as the SDCC ones). OOB dolls can vary greatly as well, with some going for $20 and some even going up to $200.

1600 years old Draculaura was first released in 2010 as part of the core cast and signature dolls in Monster High's lineup. She was initially the adopted daughter of Dracula and is 1600 years old.

Monster High was created and proposed for production in 2007 by Garrett Sander, back then a member of the packaging department. For three years, a team of twenty employees worked on what Monster High had to be, both immediately and in the long-run.

“We are Monster High!” Monster High, a toy franchise by Mattel, is a fashion doll series targeted to 6 to 10 year-old-girls.

Parents need to know that Monster High 2 continues the story and tone of its prequel, with a cast of teens facing perilous situations but representing and preaching diversity. The film's messages are all about acceptance and tolerance of those different from you, and its actors are diverse racially,…

In the town of New Salem, the teenage children of famous monsters attend a school for monsters called Monster High.

Much of the work about Monster High has focused on its presentation of sexualized femininity whose 'dolls had a higher number of sexualizing characteristics than Bratz … or Barbie …' and its 'taming' of the monstrous through reinforcing conventional beauty standards, or focusing the presence of particular elements of ...

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Monster School was an animated series by Willcraft Animations, about the everyday life of the students of a school (all of whom are hostile/neutral mobs) as Herobrine and Hildegarde try to train, prepare and educate the students for their career as mobs.

It's scary, especially the last 20 minutes. The storyline includes dead and dying people; violent video games, guns and explosions; and there's a supernatural undercurrent to the movie that isn't appropriate for young kids.