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Nightmare is a three-year-old, demonic horse and the near-inseparable pet of Headless Headmistress Bloodgood. Her vocals are provided by Audu Paden.
Character[]
Personality[]
She is prone to bouts of panic and fear at even the suggestion of something bad about to happen. She usually breathes fire.
Appearance[]
Nightmare is a bright blue horse with a blue-and-purple-pink mane, red-and-white-pink eyes that are red sclera (or "whites of the eyes") but they are not white, and are red, white-pink or pink-white irises, and blood-red, black-red pupils instead of fully black pupils; blue hooves, a blue tail with pinkish purple colors on it, a dark navy blue bridle over her head and muzzle with skullettes on it, and long black eyelashes. She is large in size despite being only three years old.
Relationships[]
Friends[]
She is close with Bloodgood.
Romance[]
She is the only pet to have a romantic interest because like all the students at school, she fell on the charm of Archer.
Timeline[]
- July 30, 2010: Nightmare makes her audial webisode debut in "Totally Busted".
- May 12, 2011: Nightmare makes her visual webisode debut in "Frightday the 13th".
- Mid June, 2011: Nightmare makes her diary debut in Clawdeen Wolf's School's Out diary.
- April 13, 2012: Nightmare makes her 3D-animated debut in "Escape from Skull Shores".
- June 2013: Nightmare's doll is released with Headless Headmistress in a two-pack
Notes[]
- Nightmare's name, obviously, is a play on the fact that a nightmare is something unpleasant and that a mare is an adult female horse. But "adult, female horse" is not actually what "mare" in the word "nightmare" refers to. In Germanic folklore, a mare or nightmare is a demonic spirit thought to sit on people when they are asleep and cause them a bad rest, manifesting as a bad dream or even sleep paralysis. It is a coincidence that this creature is called a mare, and a female horse is called a mare, too, as the two words have different etymological histories.
- In "Fright On!", it is released that she is 3 years old.
- Nightmare resembles the "Blue Mustang" statue outside the Denver Airport. Famously named "Bluecifer", the Blue mustang statue shares alot of the same characteristics and may have been a source of inspiration.
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