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Playsets[]
Hydration Station[]
Big pieces: This playset has Lagoona Blue's Hydration Station where she rests and rehydrates.The Hydration Station is a tube with a transparent front, blue back door, and a black base with a blue seashell. The black top has a gray skullette, a blue scale roof, and a gray hand crank. The inside of the door has three bubble shelves to hold Lagoona’s essentials. The station lights up with three different modes: flashing lights, extended flashing lights, and lights always on. When filled with water it can also creates streams of rising bubbles.
Small pieces: The playset includes Neptuna, Lagoona’s pet piranha, and many other items. There’s a blue bottle of H2O, a bottle of moisturizer, a journal & pen, a seashell compact, a doll stand, a brush, and a funnel.
Notes: TBA
Room to Howl[]
Big pieces: This playset Clawdeen Wolf's purple & gold bunk bed. The bunk bed has a gold frame with ornate posts that each have a skull on the top. The back of the bottom bunk features a gold skullette in the frame and strings of hanging translucent purple beads. The bottom bunk also has black swing-out mirror on one post and a sheer black curtain held with a purple bow. The deep dish purple beds have gold along the edges and the bottom bed also has gold feet. The beds have black tufted mattresses held with purple buttons and each comes with a black & gold leopard print blanket.
Small pieces: There are a variety of accessories for the playset. It has a hair straightener, razor, black brush, and make-up kit. There is also a coffin-shaped mini fridge, a can of Full Moon Energy, and a black & white skullette pillow with pink bow.
Notes: TBA
Vanity[]
Big pieces: Cleo’s gold vanity is beautiful and intricate with turquoise and black accents. Its legs are snakes in the back and feature the goddess Bastet in the front. Behind the oval mirror are gold snakes, translucent turquoise designs, black & gold flowers, and black & gold scarab wings. Above the mirror hangs a translucent turquoise chandelier. The front of the vanity has a drawer with black symbols. The vanity’s gold chair has black legs with gold snakes wrapped around the front legs that form arm rests. The black seat has a gold pattern in the front and a tufted turquoise cushion. The back features a turquoise mummy skullette as well as gold snakes, gold & turquoise flowers, and gold scarab wings.
Small pieces: A variety of accessories are included with the playset, many of which can be stored in the drawer of the vanity. It has a jewelry box, perfume bottles, earrings, necklace, ring, make-up & case, and a sphinx iCoffin dock.
Notes: TBA
Roadster[]
Big pieces: The Roadster is a black car with pink accents, heart imagery and batwing/cobweb decoration. It has pink seats, black seat belts, a pink steering wheel, a pink GPS, a black dashboard, and pink windscreen. Small pink tailfins are located on the back, and on the front are pink heart-shaped headlights and a pink heart-shaped grille. On top is a pink bat-shaped hood ornament, behind which a pink line stretches over the hood up into a heart just in front of the windscreen.
Small pieces: There are no small accessories included with the Roadster.
Notes: The Roadster does not come with a doll, but Sweet 1600 Draculaura, released in Late November, 2011, is the suggested match. The Roadster was re-released in 2012.
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Fiction[]
- The Hydration Station debuted in "Fright On!" and reappeared in "Night of a Thousand Dots". Its model also showed up in "Mad Science Fair" and "Varsity Boos".
- The Room to Howl debuted in "A Scare of a Dare" and reappeared in "Fright On!", "Sibling Rivalry", "Night of a Thousand Dots", and "Franken-Styled".
- The Freaky Fab Showcase, as far as it represents the school, debuted in "Jaundice Brothers" and appeared in most cartoon entries since.
- The Vanity debuted in "Game of DeNile" and reappeared in "Night of a Thousand Dots" and "Freaky Fridate".
- The Roadster debuted in "Why Do Ghouls Fall in Love?" and reappeared in "Escape from Skull Shores" and "The Need for Speed".