Monster High’s Animated Series Is Back With Spooktacular New Episodes!
Everyone’s favorite monster crew is back! That’s right, brand new Monster High animated series episodes are airing this October on Nickelodeon.
From Nickelodeon and Mattel, the reimagined Monster High follows the iconic teenage children and legendary monsters Clawdeen Wolf, Draculaura, Frankie Stein, and Deuce Gorgon as they navigate high school just like you and I did — except for the fact that their parents are zombies, ghouls, and other undead creatures!
The series kicked off with a half-hour special titled “Spell The Beans,” where Dracula investigates a witch rumor at Monster High, leaving Draculaura to debate whether to share her secret or get caught.
Fans of the show can expect to see their favorite characters, Clawdeen Wolf (Gabrielle Nevaeh), Draculaura (Courtney Lin), Frankie Stein (Iris Menas), Deuce Gorgon (Tony Revolori), Cleo De Nile (Kausar Mohammed), Lagoona Blue (Valeria Rodriguez), Toralei Stripe (Alexa Kahn), Heath Burns (Alexander Polinsky), and of course Headmistress Bloodgood (Debra Wilson) all continue their day-to-day antics at Monster High.
Monster High will continue to explore the lives of the original characters as well as legacy characters. And, for all of the ghoulfriends and mansters who are fans of the show, you know there’s never a dull moment for this group. With new half-hour specials throughout this season, you won’t see what the group gets into coming your way! The students will not only battle a zombie invasion, but experience a Night of Terror, hunt to find Monster Talismans, deal with midtermsm and more. The brand-new episodes all lead up to a monstrous season one finale at the Monster Ball dance, which will air later this fall.
Phew, that was a lot, so be sure to tune in because you can’t miss any of this! New episodes air weekly beginning October 2 on Nickelodeon and you and your ghoulfriends can also watch Monster High on the Nick App, Nick.com, Fubo, Hulu, and Philo. Plus don’t miss the live-action movies Monster High: The Movie and Monster High 2 both streaming on Paramount+.
