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I personally like Monster High more, I'm more of a Monster fan than a fan of Fairy Tales and I like the visual darkness of Monster High, but I do think the Ever After High art style is better than Monster high.
Monster High or Ever After High?
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fan of Luigi Got Big Tiers.
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They're making Frankie Stein a genderspecial 
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I think it's a pretty based move to make the literal monster that's held together with stitches and covered with surgical scars into a tranny.They're making Frankie Stein a genderspecial
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It's just to kiss the actxrx's ass but holy fuck that funny once you think about it
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Yeah, I don't follow Monster High or anything, but I heard about the drama on /co/. It's the same shit with making a character nonbinary in the English version of Xenoblade just because the actor is. What's the point of being an actor if you're unwilling to act as someone/something different than what you are?
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Nonbinary, they were canonically nonbinary before the movie.They're making Frankie Stein a genderspecial
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Frankie was canonically nonbiary before the movie I'm pretty sure. I might be wrong but ya know. I don't necessarily agree with changing the gender of a character because of the actor, it just feels like forced represents lol. But if They were nonbianry before that's pretty cool.
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No one is answering the question lol.
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Because it's retarded.
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Monster Girl Encyclopedia (except for the creepy children monsters because Japanese perverts can’t help themselves)
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Not really. It's a harmless question lol.
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I never heard of it. I might check it out but the second half of your post worries me.
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No I'm pretty sure that was never the case. I wasn't a big monster high fan. But the specials I saw refer to Frankie as a female. The special pronouns didn't exist at the time.
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Isn't Monster High a doll line? lol. If any shows or movies came out, I have no clue about them. I was already too old when Monster High became a thing.
All I know about Monster High is that if those dolls had come out when I was a kid, I would have loved them. Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School was one of my favorite movies as a really little girl, and that's exactly the first thing that came to my mind when I first saw a Monster High doll in the store.
All I know about Monster High is that if those dolls had come out when I was a kid, I would have loved them. Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School was one of my favorite movies as a really little girl, and that's exactly the first thing that came to my mind when I first saw a Monster High doll in the store.
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I agree with you, and even Wikipedia admits it: "In the first two incarnations of the franchise, Frankie uses she/her pronouns, while in the 2022 reboot they are non-binary and use they/them pronouns."
I watched some of the early flash animation episodes, a gazillion years ago. They were alright.
The other stuff (CG animation and live action) looks likecheap and trashy eye-poison to me, though.
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My pink triangle xister, we must join together and OBLITERATE JOSHUA CONNOR MOON!