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* RemakeCameo: Creator/SalliSaffioti, who played Clawdeen Wolf in the previous generations, gets to make an appearance here as recurring character O'Shriek. Creator/DebiDerryberry and America Young (the former played Draculaura; the latter played Toralei Stripe, Howleen Wolf, Purrsephone and Meowlody) also get to guest star in an episode as Deuce's sisters.
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* RemakeCameo: Creator/SalliSaffioti, who played Clawdeen Wolf and Cleo de Nile in the previous generations, gets to make an appearance here as recurring character O'Shriek. Creator/DebiDerryberry and America Young (the former played Draculaura; the latter played Toralei Stripe, Howleen Wolf, Purrsephone and Meowlody) also get to guest star in an episode as Deuce's sisters.
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* CompetitionFreak: A natural trait of most werebeasts is competitiveness -- it's why so much of their society is built on MightMakesRight values, and it occasionally gets the better of Clawdeen and Clawd.
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** A natural trait of most werebeasts is competitiveness -- it's why so much of their society is built on MightMakesRight values, and it occasionally gets the better of Clawdeen and Clawd.
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* MythArc: There's an overarching plot in season 1 surrounding Clawdeen's search for her mother.
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** There's an overarching plot in season 1 surrounding Clawdeen's search for her mother.
** There's an overarching plot in season 1 surrounding Clawdeen's search for her mother.
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** Season 2's is Clawdeen's election plans for finding a new were-ruler.
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** In "Vamps Just Want to Have Fun", Draculaura and her mother Fang Wei are this, especially with Medusa.
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* DeliberateUnderPerformance: In "Vamps Just Wanna Have Fun", after being lectured by Bloodgood on how their over-competitiveness tends to ruin the Family Day events for the other families, Draculaura, Deuce, and their respective moms agree to try and lose on purpose so this doesn't happen again. This only leads to their competitive natures flaring up again as they race for last place -- which leads to the same results as their usual fights for first, as not only do their attempts at losing interfere with the other families, but Clawdeen and Frankie end up disheartened seeing them hold themselves back.
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* EnsembleCast: While Clawdeen is the main protagonist and the one driving the first season's MythArc, every other major character -- and several side or minor characters -- gets at least one ADayInTheLimelight episode dedicated to their own arcs.
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* EmpathicEnvironment: In "Monster High-jinks", the school itself seems to respond to Toralei's bitterness over her mom's inability to join her for Family Day, ruining the bonding activities between the other families whenever she gets near them. Coach Thunderbird tells her this is a recurring problem with the school; previously, it responded to her own wishes that she could stay with her friends over break by trapping everyone in the building.
* EnsembleCast: While Clawdeen is the main protagonist and the one driving thefirst season's MythArc, main plots of each season, every other major character -- and several side or minor characters -- gets at least one ADayInTheLimelight episode dedicated to their own arcs.
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** In "Monster High-jinks", Toralei tries to push down her negative feelings about [[spoiler:her mother's arrest]] in order to assist everyone during Family Day, only for the school to pick up on her turmoil and ruin everyone else's good time in response. The school only calms down when she lets out her feelings in a song, and she ultimately chooses not to rejoin the event rather than force herself to be happy.
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* BeachEpisode: "The Haunted Sandcastle Caper", "Fangs for the Memories", and "Two-Riffic" all take place at Dracula's Bermuda Triangle beachside resort.
* TheBermudaTriangle: The location of multiple episodes in season 2; Dracula has a beach resort there, it occasionally opens up portals that warp monsters to other parts of it, and according to Draculaura her magic doesn't mix well with it.
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* DarkHorseVictory: In "The Haunted Sandcastle Caper", all the were-ruler candidates are vying for an endorsement from Dracula, with [[spoiler:Selena]] and Romulus being particularly focused on. In the end, he decides to endorse...Foxford, who up until that point wasn't planning on running.
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* FountainOfYouth: In "Fangs for the Memories", Draculaura and Heath get sent to another dimension where they're young kids again.
* FrameUp: Done in "The Haunted Sandcastle Caper"; [[spoiler:Foxford frames Selena for accidentally destroying Romulus' sand castle so that he can get Dracula's fang]].
* FrameUp: Done in "The Haunted Sandcastle Caper"; [[spoiler:Foxford frames Selena for accidentally destroying Romulus' sand castle so that he can get Dracula's fang]].
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* LiteralSplitPersonality: In "Two-Riffic", Clawdeen splits into two clones of herself so she can attend two different events she's interested in. One clone represents her logical and intelligent side, while the other represents her emotional and impulsive side.
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* NoodleIncident: At the beginning of season 2, both Romulus and Skunkrates have announced their intentions to become the new were-ruler. By "The Haunted Sandcastle Caper", Skunkrates has dropped out -- apparently, Romulus did ''something'' to him, but it's never stated what.
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* SeriousBusiness: In "The Haunted Sandcastle Caper", sandcastle-building competitions are this to Dracula -- to the point that after one is seemingly destroyed in a case of sabotage, he declares that the results will effect which were-ruler candidate he'll endorse.
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* ShoutOut: In "The Haunted Sand Castle Caper" we learn that [[WesternAnimation/HotelTransylvania Dracula has his own hotel]], albeit in the Bermuda Triangle.
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* CompetitionFreak: A natural trait of most werebeasts is competitiveness -- it's why so much of their society is built on MightMakesRight values, and it occasionally gets the better of Clawdeen and Clawd.
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* GroundhogDayLoop: "Play It Again, Clawd" sees Clawd get stuck in one. The cause turns out to be a bug from Beheme that feeds on "bitter blood" and traps its victims in a time loop to create more bitterness -- in this case, it latched onto Clawd's bitterness about [[spoiler:not being able to do his usual Friday the 13th traditions with Selena anymore]].
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* LostVoicePlot: Mrs. O'Shriek loses her voice -- and her banshee shriek -- in "How to Scare a Banshee"; if someone doesn't scare it back into her before the end of the week, there's a chance she'll lose it permanently.
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* MagicMirror: In "Mummy in the Mirror", Cleo discovers a mirror with a sentient reflection that offers to help her boost her popularity online by switching places with her; unfortunately, it promptly tries to take over her life.
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* PassThePopcorn: In "How to Scare a Banshee", as Clawd and Draculaura argue over who's better at scaring, Deuce pulls out a box of popcorn and offers some to Manny as they both watch.
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* ThirteenIsUnlucky: Zig-zagged; though it's a celebration that involves various unlucky things and is even acknowledged as an unlucky day, Friday the 13th is a day of celebration for Clawd and [[spoiler:Selena -- they made a holiday out of it back in Beheme]].
