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Valerie Oberlin / The Shopkeeper
The Sales Cat
A catgirl that manages the store at school by selling a lot of odd things, some used, some not and some just disturbing, in order to buy herself a new phone.
- Cat Girl: She is an anthropomorphic purple cat person.
- Cats Hate Water: In one Roadtrip dialogue when you pick up Valerie as a hitchhiker, Scott spills water in the car. Valerie responds by hissing angrily.
- Collared by Fashion: She wears a spiked collar, as well as a matching bracelet and a tail ring.
- Delinquent Hair: Her hair is a vibrant pink with an undercut, and she sells a lot of dubious or outright illegal things.
- Desperately Looking for a Purpose in Life: In her Deep Conversation in Roadtrip she says that she would rather go with the flow, unlike her sister, but has a hard time even knowing what she wants to do. The player suggests her to go and start a new life somewhere else where no one knows her under an alias to help gain new perspective, which she agrees on.
- Expy: Of Catty, she's a purple cat that is managing a store in the game.
- Phoneaholic Teenager: She always has her phone in hand, often looking at it rather than at the player. She'll look up from it if she has something to say, but she's also only managing the store to buy a new phone.
- Secret Character: She is a secret romantic option and can be taken to Prom. The player has to have unlocked a certain number of other events first before she becomes available, then visited her store three times without buying anything. Her second route in Second Term is activated by getting the 'A Date With Valerie' item from the Gift Box, though it too needs to be unlocked.
- Skewed Priorities: She is very aware that selling a totem that summons eldritch horrors in school might be dangerous, but she really wants a pair of new boots and is willing to forego time-space safety for it.
- Unabashed B-Movie Fan: She loves B-movies, talking about them during one of her Hitchhiker conversations in Roadtrip. Her Roadtrip Date ending has the player and her watch B movies at night under the stars.
- Unlockable Content: As the player keeps on, new items in her store will be added, many of which are paths to secret endings. You can also unlock her as a romantic option, and by extension a viable Prom date. She gets a second, item-related route in Second Term which also needs to be unlocked.
- Western Zodiac: Capricorn
. Just like her adoptive sister Vera. She also shares her birthday with Monster Prom's creator, Julián Quijano; December 22nd.
The Wolfpack
Voiced by: Jesse Cox
The school's werewolf football team.
- All There in the Manual: Averted. While the Student Yearbook merch gives full names for a lot of characters who previously only had one name (like Blobert and Hope), The Wolfpack are still listed as The Wolfpack.
- The Dividual: Moreso than the Coven, in fact. Whereas most of the student body doesn't know the individual names of the Coven, no-one seems to know the names of any individual members of the Wolfpack. Not even the Wolfpack members themselves. The Wolfpack also don't have any secret routes or events that separate individual members, while the Coven do. This is ultimately how one can convince them to understand Zoe, as they compare being Z'Gord to them being separate individuals, and being Zoe to them being this trope. It's ultimately revealed in this route that they invoked this trope, as they identify more as a singular unit as opposed to individuals.
- Dumb Jock: Much like Scott, they aren't very bright and one cafeteria event with them even has them forgetting the inhale part of breathing.
- Evil Counterpart: To the Lovable Jock Scott, being a group of Jerk Jocks that like to play mean pranks, while Scott is generally nice and sweet with the player.
- The Face: While they are technically a group, the only one to interact with others and represent them is the brunette one that stays in human form, though his name isn't given either.
- Fantastic Racism: Are open about their bigotry against robots in the Classic Game's Calculester route. This leads to a Rousing Speech from the entire cast about bigotry, which...does not change their mind.
- Hidden Depths:
- Even though the Wolfpack are very stereotypical jocks, they do have a love for flower arranging.
- One option in the first Drawing event can have them discuss the history and sociological effects of jazz with Vera and Scott.
- Jerk Jock: They can be very unpleasant and play mean pranks on others.
- No Name Given: None of the members of the pack gets named, not even the one responsible for speaking for them. Different than the Coven, their name isn't given in the credits. In Second Term, their leader poses the memory of being called Archibald once during the IDENTITY route, though the pack ultimately seems happier as nameless dividuals.
- Parental Abandonment: They live with their grandmother and Scott, due to all the wolves' parents leaving them when they were very young. The leader, at the least, describes them as "massive fuck-ups", and seems especially bitter about it.
- Raised by Grandparents: Due to Parental Abandonment, they live with their grandmother and Scott.
- Satellite Character: They mostly only appear in events related to Scott, since he is part of their team.
- Took a Level in Kindness: After Zoe tries to explain the reason why she decided to not be Z'Gord anymore, the Wolfpack makes a promise to try and respect her pronouns despite not fully understanding the situation.
Blobert Blaubelaire
The Friendly Slime
Voiced by: Jesse Cox
A blob man that befriends the player if they purchase a set of weirdly specific greeting cards from the store.
- Actual Pacifist: He never uses violence, and tries to defuse any fighting he comes across.
- All There in the Manual: His last name is revealed in the Student Yearbook (an item of physical merchandise).
- Blob Monster: If you couldn't guess by his name.
- Catchphrase: "Wowie!" It's even the name of an achievement you get for taking him to prom.
- The Cutie: A kind guy with arguably the most adorable design in-game.
- Early-Bird Cameo: Appears in several of the photos that appear in the end credits (including the class photo and the orgy endings' polaroid), however, he doesn't make an appearance in-game until you start his route.
- Loved by All: Everyone loves him, and it's not hard to see why. Even the characters who are normally assholes, like Vera, have nothing but good things to say about him.
- Nice Guy: One of the nicest characters in the game, rivaling Scott.
- Secret Character: One of several secret characters you can take to Prom. He only shows up by buying the oddly-specific greeting cards from Valerie.
- Shout-Out: Several of his greetings cards are direct references to the ones Lisa sent Ralph Wiggum in The Simpsons.
- Token Good Teammate: Could be this for Spooky High as a whole, being the only character who doesn't ever partake in some sort of illegal or immoral action over the course of the game.
Juan the Small Magical Latino Cat
His Monster Camp appearance
A small magical Latino cat whom the player encounters outdoors.- Artifact Name: As of his Promoted to Playable state in Monster Roadtrip, the "Small" part of his nickname no longer applies due to being able to magically give himself a muscular humanoid body, though by that point other characters are just referring to him as Juan.
- Ascended Extra: After being The Ghost in the original game, Juan has an expanded role in the sequels to Monster Prom, including running the bar in Monster Camp, being recruitable for the snowball fight in Monster Retreat and being made into a playable character via DLC in Monster Roadtrip.
- Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": In Monster Prom, he is always referred to as Juan the Small Magical Latino Cat. Justified, as there are 23 other students named Juan in the school. In the sequels, other characters start referring to him as just "Juan" now that school is over and there's no other Juans to compare him to.
- Exactly What It Says on the Tin: Subverted; while he is a small, magical, Latino cat named Juan, he worries that people only think of him as his size, magical abilities, ethnicity, and species. He feels he is more than that.
- The Ghost: In the original game, Juan was never actually seen,note and is only talked about if the player spends a turn outdoors. Averted in the sequels, which give him a portrait and larger roles.
- Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot: He is a small magical Latino cat.
- One-Steve Limit: Averted; there are 23 other students named Juan at school, which is why he goes by "Juan the Small Magical Latino Cat".
- Promoted to Playable: He's playable in Monster Roadtrip through cosmetic DLC.
Second Term DLC additions
Leonard
- Asshole Victim:
- In one event, Vera stabs him with a knife; in another, Damien lights him on fire. Both times, they're entirely justified in doing so.
- One event from sitting with him at lunch has the water pour out of his head, rendering him unable to move. The player has the option of refilling his head with water from a toilet "because fuck Leonard".
- Berserk Button: Remakes of shows he likes, SJWs, and anything that doesn't cater to his extremely specific tastes.
- Fan Dumb: In-Universe. His character revolves around representing the worst parts of a fandom — he's incredibly entitled, complains about shows changing to reflect social climates, nitpicks over everything obsessively, blames the creators of his favorite works for everything, and refuses to actually pay for anything he likes.
- Foil: To Zoe. Leonard represents all the negative parts of a fandom (acts entitled, nitpicks about every little thing, complains about Political Overcorrectness) as opposed to Zoe representing all the positive parts (acts humble, open-minded, and creative).
- The Friend Nobody Likes: He's a classmate that the cast can't really get rid of, but that doesn't mean they have to tolerate him when he pops up.
- Hate Sink: He only exists to be a jackass, and everything he does is designed to make the player hate his guts. He acts like the absolute worst kind of fan, he constantly insults and belittles people for no reason other than to be a jerk, and he's also bigoted towards Zoe, deadnaming her as "Z'Gord" and refusing to acknowledge her transition. This attitude is explicitly written to draw parallels to Fan Dumb and transphobia.
- Jerkass: One of his likes is "being a douchebag". Every time he shows up, he acts unpleasant and rude to everyone for no reason. Even the narration when he shows up is incredibly dismissive of him.
- Jerkass Has a Point: Subverted. Zoe acknowledges that Leonard's complaints on hypothetical changes to characters on Senior Normal Frogs being pandering would be valid, but only if the creators of the show were actually changing the characters. But because it's not what they're doing, Leonard's point falls flat.
- Kappa: His species. In a bit of Shown Their Work, one event has him interested in the player's shirikodama (a ball located in a person's anus that contains said person's soul, which kappa eat to gain more power). He also empties his head bowl and becomes paralyzed when he bows, which is a common way to defeat Kappas.
- Limited Wardrobe: Unlike other students, he has only one outfit. Justified due to him hating change so much that he refuses to change his shirt.
- Otaku: He's an anime fan. Just the worst kind of one.
- Pay Evil unto Evil: Even the other monsters can't stand him. Whenever he shows up, Leonard usually has something bad happen to him, like getting stabbed or set on fire.
- Pet the Dog:
- When the player gives him a cucumber, he admits it would be wrong to just take it with nothing in return (all the others given to him are in exchange for not attacking families).
- He begrudgingly admits that he owes the player when they refill his head bowl so he can move again.
- Politically Incorrect Villain: Besides his complaints about "SJWs" and Political Overcorrectness ruining his favorite shows, he's also sexist (repeatedly rallying against "fake gamer girls" for minor offenses). He's the closest thing to a transphobe that the game has; Zoe is written as an analogy for a trans girl going through her transition, but Leonard refuses to call Zoe by her chosen name more than once, claiming he has a right to call her "Z'Gord" or whatever else he wants to call her (which is referred to as "deadnaming" a trans person).
- Racist Grandpa: In a sense; he's Really 700 Years Old and definitely not concerned with being politically correct.
- Really 700 Years Old: In one event, he reveals that he's several centuries old.
- Shown Their Work: Leonard loves cucumbers, was offered them to not attack people, wanted a player's shirikodama, and he has emptied his head bowl and become paralyzed because of it.
- Weaksauce Weakness: In one cafeteria event, the player tricks him into bowing, which causes the water in his head to spill out. This renders him completely immobile until someone refills his head with water from the stream he lives in. But apparently, toilet water works just fine.
Violet and Tate
- Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti: What Tate appears to be.
- "Blackmail" Is Such an Ugly Word: Violet prefers to refer to her host as her boyfriend.
- The Friend Nobody Likes: Every other character finds them obnoxious and most of the events they show up in involve trying to get them to go away.
- In Love with Love: Violet loves the concept of love about as much as she loves her boyfriend (read: a lot). She also has a tendency to mock single people.
- Monochromatic Eyes: Tate's eyes are white, which makes him stand out from the rest of the cast and might be another sign of what Violet is doing to him.
- Mushroom Maiden: Violet vaguely resembles a mushroom.
- Official Couple: Surprisingly for a dating game, though it may just be Violet covering up what she's doing to Tate.
- Puppeteer Parasite: All but stated to be the case with the two of them. Violet implies that she would die without Tate's body nutrients, and Tate, having been taken over by Violet, just likes whatever she likes and dislikes whatever she doesn't.
- Shout-Out Theme Naming: The two share their names with another canonically unhealthy couple in fiction: Violet Harmon and Tate Langdon from American Horror Story.
- Sickeningly Sweethearts: Oh lord, yes.
- The Symbiote: Violet seems to be the parasitic type, stating that she depends on Tate's body nutrients to survive.
Fellow Student
Voiced by: Dan Avidan
Officer Enchanted Armor is an undercover cop sent into the school in order to get evidence against Vera, using the identity of Fellow Student. He tries a little too hard to blend in with the student body.- Adults Dressed as Children: A 40-something man dressed as a Totally Radical teenager.
- Becoming the Mask: Completing his secret route will cause him to fully embrace his teenage persona, abandoning his wife and kids to start a relationship with a classmate.
- Disappeared Dad: Becomes one at the end of his storyline, abandoning his three children.
- Early-Bird Cameo: Downplayed. He's present in the end-of-game class photo for Second Term, but he won't actually appear in the game until you start the route that involves him.
- Expressive Mask: Subverted. His helmet never changes, so to 'help' him express himself, other students will add expressive features to it.
- Hero Antagonist: He's an undercover cop sent to arrest Vera for her many, many crimes, but since Vera's a friend of the player character, this makes him the villain of his route.
- Most Definitely Not An Undercover Cop: The only ones to have seen past his disguise however is the player and Vera.
- Overly Stereotypical Disguise: His idea of blending into a high school seems to have come from '80s films and/or sitcoms.
- Production Foreshadowing: One method to try and convince him to not turn in Vera is to reminisce about shared memories at Monster Camp, though the Narrator notes it's still in-development and may not actually feature such an event.
- Totally Radical: Invoked to hell and back. "Eat my pants!"
Kale
Picture from the sequel's Kickstarter page
Another Monster High student.- Ascended Extra: He was originally
Dummied Out, meant to have a role in the main game, yet only made an appearance in the Second Term's class group photo when it released. This changed as of the 2020 "You Do You" update, which gave him a proper introduction. He's set to make a return in the sequels as a recruitable teammate for Vera and Miranda's big snowball fight in Monster Retreat. He also becomes more recurring in Monster Roadtrip, popping up with Abdu at the UFO site and an event of the "Knife Land" plotline. - Drugs Are Good: Associated with leaves, and in the Monster Retreat preview, he states "Yeah, I like that, I'll Joint your team."
- Incompatible Orientation: Turns out he's asexual and aromantic, which means that the player's attempts at seducing him have done nothing but make him uncomfortable.
- Meaningful Name: Kale (or leaf cabbage) is a type of green vegetable grown for their edible leaves, which is fitting for a plant monster.
- Plant Person: His hair is made of leaves.
- Secret Character: He has a secret route as of the Valentine's Day 2020 update.
