History Awesome / MonsterHigh

* Bring a harvester to the Costa Shrieka rainforest? [[MakeMeWannaShout Not on]] [[NatureHero Batsy's]] watch!

* The return in the G3 remake of characters that were absent in the controversial G2. Many of them are [[AdaptationalNiceGirl now nice characters]] as Nefera, but it's awesome to see iconic characters as Ghoulia, Abbey, Spectra, Clawd, Howleen, Manny, Iris among others return.

** In general, in the G3 cartoon the ghouls shows as more powerful, and their constant demostration of power alongside with the animation is awesome.

* Cleo's power demostration in the G3 episode "Werewolf Weekend" probably have her as one of the most powerful monsters in the school, with a weather manipulation and swarm plague that would make [[Film/TheMummy1999 Imhotep]] feel proud. This is specially good after the fans saying that Cleo was basically a powerless but old normie in the first generations.
** In general, in the G3 cartoon the ghouls shows as more powerful, and their constant demostration of power is awesome.

* What causes Clawdeen to discover she's half-werewolf in the G3 cartoon? ''Transforming so she can take down a rampaging bear threatening the school.''

* The mere ''existence'' of non-binary Frankie; they may well be the first non-binary lead in a kids' show.

* Zomby Gaga. Not only does the partnership make perfect sense, but it's cool to see yet another one of Gaga's campaigns for good.

* The "Steal the Show" sequence in ''Boo York, Boo York'': when Toralei uses Catty's stolen voice to sing in a Bloodway show, Luna Mothews and the ghouls upstage her in an epic sing-off to take it back.
** Made more awesome by the fact that everyone singing is using Catty's voice, literally.

* On a meta/social level, Monster High's pushing a lot of boundaries. Not long ago, no one would have ever thought girls would want to play with creepy, weird monsters. Now, they're one of the most popular girls' brands! The characters themselves tend to be more complex, and can't be boxed into single categories. For example, Clawd is a jock who cares about his education, Slo Mo is a basketball and chess whiz, and academic genius, and Wydowna is a comic book nerd and a fashionista, writing and illustrating comics and designing outfits. A few characters are also inclusive in terms of disability or birth differences; Operetta has her facial scar, Vandala is an amputee with a removable peg leg, Viperine is visually implied to have albinism, and Peri and Pearl are ConjoinedTwins treated like any other character.

* The climax of ''Freaky Fusion'' where Frankie [[spoiler: uses up her spark to defeat Sparky's monstrosity and save her friends, at the cost of her suffering a DisneyDeath[=/=]HeroicRROD]].

* Also from ''Boo York, Boo York'': Ghoulia and Abbey, two high-school teen girls (with some [[AchievementsInIgnorance accidental]] help from Manny and Heath) are able to stop a spaceship [[spoiler: from destroying Boo York City and wake up its dormant passenger]] with the power of music-- and a bit of satellite hacking.

* On a meta/social level, Monster High's pushing a lot of boundaries. Not long ago, no one would have ever thought girls would want to play with creepy, weird monsters. Now, they're one of the most popular girls' brands! The characters themselves tend to be more complex, and can't be boxed into single categories. For example, Clawd is a jock who cares about his education, Slo Mo is a basketball and chess whiz, and academic genius, and Wydowna is a comic book nerd and a fashionista, writing and illustrating comics and designing outfits. A few characters are also inclusive in terms of disability or birth differences; Operetta has her facial scar, Vandala is an amputee with a removable peg leg, Viperine is visually implied to have albinism, and Peri and Pearl are ConjoinedTwins treated like any other character.

* On a meta/social level, Monster High's pushing a lot of boundaries. Not long ago, no one would have ever thought girls would want to play with creepy, weird monsters. Now, they're one of the most popular girls' brands! The characters themselves tend to be more complex, and can't be boxed into single categories. For example, Clawd is a jock who cares about his education, Slo Mo is a basketball, chess whiz, and academic genius, and Wydowna is a comic book nerd and a fashionista, writing and illustrating comics and designing outfits. A few characters are also inclusive in terms of disability or birth differences; Operetta has her facial scar, Vandala is an amputee with a removable peg leg, Viperine is visually implied to have albinism, and Peri and Pearl are ConjoinedTwins treated like any other character.

* On a meta/social level, Monster High's pushing a lot of boundaries. Not long ago, no one would have ever thought girls would want to play with creepy, weird monsters. Now, they're one of the most popular girls' brands! The characters themselves tend to be more complex, and can't be boxed into single categories. For example, Clawd is a jock who cares about his education, Slo Mo is a basketball, chess whiz, and academic genius, and Wydowna is a comic book nerd and a fashionista, writing and illustrating comics and designing outfits.

* Bring a harvester to the Costa Shrieka rainforest? [[MakeMeWannaShout Not on]] [[NatureHero Batsy's]] watch!

* Again from ''Boo York, Boo York'': Catty and Pharaoh's eponymous song together. So good, it was displayed at SDCC 2015 as the preview.

* Also from ''Boo York, Boo York'': Ghoulia and Abbey, two high-school teen girls (with some [[AchievementsInIgnorance accidental]] help from Manny and Heath) are able to [[spoiler: stop a spaceship from destroying Boo York City and wake up its dormant passenger]] with the power of music-- and a bit of satellite hacking.

* The climax of ''Freaky Fusion'' where Frankie uses up her spark to defeat Sparky's monstrosity and save her friends, at the cost of her suffering a DisneyDeath[=/=]HeroicRROD.

* Also from ''Boo York, Boo York'': Ghoulia and Abbey (with some [[AchievementsInIgnorance accidental]] help from Manny and Heath) are able to stop a spaceship from destroying Boo York City and wake up its passenger with the power of music-- and a bit of satellite hacking.

* Also from ''Boo York, Boo York'': Ghoulia and Abbey (with some [[AchievementsInIgnorance accidental]] help from Manny and Heath) are able to stop a spaceship from destroying Boo York City and wake up its passenger with the power of music-- and a bit of satellite hacking.

* The "Steal the Show" sequence in ''Boo York, Boo York'': when Toralei uses Catty's stolen voice to sing in a Bloodway show, Luna Mothews and the ghouls upstage her in an epic sing-off to take it back.

* The climax of ''Freaky Fusion'' where Frankie uses up her spark to defeat Sparky's monstrosity and save her friends, at the cost of her suffering a DisneyDeath[=/=]HeroicRROD.

* When Gil faces his fear of the ocean and comes back with an army to save the day most definitely counts as awesome.