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Ghosts in Monster High

Brown Lady of Raynham Hall,

Ghosts are the soul or spirit of a deceased person or animal that can appear, in visible form or other manifestation, to the living. Descriptions of the apparition of ghosts vary widely from an invisible presence to translucent or barely visible wispy shapes to realistic, life-like visions, and they are believed to haunt popular locations, objects, or people associated with their life.

Description[]

They are spirits derived from the deceased, with translucent bodies and the ability to float and phase through solid objects. A common trait of ghosts in the Monster High universe is that they wear chains all around them (with some exceptions). Ghosts in Monster High seem more accurate to their "real-life" depictions than some of Monster High's take on monsters.

Monster High[]

In Lisi Harrison's Monster High books, ghosts are invisible to both RADs and normies.

Ghosts are shown to be able to reproduce (as Sirena Von Boo is half-ghost).

Ghosts celebrate a holiday called "Chainsgiving". They hang decorations on the Chainsgiving tree and have a messy feast.

In "Haunted", it was revealed that ghosts have a world of their own and that monsters such as banshees, phantoms and grim reapers can also live in this world.

Abilities[]

  • Intangibility: Ghosts are intangible so are able to pass through solid objects, likely because they are energy instead of matter.
  • Solid Figure: Some ghosts with Intangibility can turn their physical body, making them more human. Just like Ari Hauntington.
  • Flight: Ghosts are able to fly/float.
  • Portal Opening: Some ghosts can open portals, or windows, between the Monster and Ghost Worlds, allowing them to see what is going on there or even go through.
  • Immortality: Like all other dead monsters, ghosts are immortal.
  • Body-Age Imprisonment: Some ghosts are trapped physically, looking like the age they died at (if they have died and became a ghost).
  • Possession: These disembodied life forces can enter a physical body to make the matter do its bidding.

Weaknesses[]

  • Detention Chains: These kinds of chains can keep a ghost trapped in a certain location, they can still float and are still able to phase through things in the building, but they can't phase out of the building, it's as if an invisible wall is stopping them from leaving. The more chains on them the heavier their body gets barely being able to move around as seen in "Haunted", when Porter has everyone's detention chains on him. In cryptozoology, a ghost might have chains as a punishment for something they did during their mortal life. (i.e. the ghost of Jacob Marley)

Ghosts[]

Generation 1 Generation 2 Generation 3 Other
See also: Phantoms, Banshees and Grim reapers

Notes[]

  • The Shining Grady Twins, Beetlejuice, and Symphanee Midnight are apart of the “Skullector” line, meaning that they are not apart of the Monster High canon.

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