History Characters / GoosebumpsOtherMedia

!!Hannah Stine[[spoiler:/Fairchild]]

The [[spoiler:adopted]] daughter of R.L. Stine, [[spoiler:who is secretly one of his creations.]]

* CanonCharacterAllAlong: [[spoiler:Halfway through the movie, Hannah is revealed to be the titular protagonist of ''The Ghost Next Door''.]]
* CuteGhostGirl: [[spoiler:She is actually Hannah Fairchild, the protagonist of ''The Ghost Next Door''.]]
* DarkIsNotEvil: [[spoiler:Stine's daughter, Hannah, a ghost girl and one of the heroes (and arguably the most sympathetic protagonist in any of the Goosebumps books) is nonetheless considered a monster due to the fact that she came from a story like the rest of the creatures.]]
* DeadAllAlong: [[spoiler:Hannah turns out to be this, being the titular protagonist of ''The Ghost Next Door''.]]
* FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler: Hannah, after Zach realizes he needs to trap her in the manuscript with the other monsters. She gets better, though.]]
* InterspeciesAdoption: [[spoiler:Hannah turns out to be this, as she is a fictional ghost raised by the human R.L. Stine.]]
* TomatoInTheMirror: [[spoiler:Pubverted, as Hannah knew what she was the entire time, despite what Stine believed.]]
* WalkingSpoiler: The fact that every other trope in this sheet being marked has huge plot implications. Even Hannah's name and being Zack's next-door neighbor could give some savvy fans a clue as to who she is.

* WalkingSpoiler: The fact that every other trope in this sheet being marked has huge plot implications. Even Hannah's name could give some savvy fans a clue as to who she is

!!Hannah [[spoiler:Fairchild/Stine]]

[[spoiler:The adopted daughter of R.L. Stine, who is secretly one of his creations.]]

* CanonCharacterAllAlong: Halfway through the movie, [[spoiler:Hannah is revealed to be the titular protagonist of ''The Ghost Next Door''.]]

* TomatoInTheMirror: Subverted, as Hannah knew what she was the entire time, despite what Stine believed.
* WalkingSpoiler: Hannah's name could give some savvy fans a clue as to who she is.

!!Hannah Fairchild/[[spoiler:Stine]]

* WalkingSpoiler: Hannah's name could give some saavy fans a clue as to who she is.

The adopted daughter of R.L. Stine, who is secretly one of his creations.
* CanonCharacterAllAlong: Halfway through the movie, Hannah is revealed to be the titular protagonist of ''The Ghost Next Door''.

* InterspeciesAdoption: Hannah turns out to be this, as she is a fictional ghost raised by the human R.L. Stine.

-> '''Portrayed By:''' Creator/JackBlack

* ActingForTwo: Jack Black plays both R.L. Stine and Slappy the Dummy, which makes sense as Slappy is metaphorically Stine's EvilTwin.

* EnemyWithout: While all the monsters were originally imaginary creations that Stine poured all his negative emotions over his life into before they became real, Slappy stands out the most. He regularly taunts his creator with [[NotSoDifferentRemark how much they think alike]] and Stine refers to confronting him as confronting his personal demons. They're even played by the same actor.

* EnemyWithout: While all the monsters were originally imaginary creations that Stine poured all his negative emotions over his life into before they became real, Slappy stands out the most. He regularly taunts his creator with [[NotSoDifferent how much they think alike]] and Stine refers to confronting him as confronting his personal demons. They're even played by the same actor.

* KnightOfCerebus: In the books, Slappy spent his time bullying children into being his slaves, but doesn't usually stand a chance in a fight and [[EnemyMine will work with his enemies if he has to]]. ''This'' interpretation of Slappy is more actively malicious, as he releases the other monsters from their manuscripts, is clever enough to cut off the whole town, and hates his creator R.L. Stine with a passion. Stine himself considers Slappy his most dangerous creation, particularly due to [[NotSoDifferent how much they are alike]].

!! Zach Cooper

!! Hannah Fairchild

!! Champ

!! Sarah Quinn

!! Sonny Quinn and Sam Carter

!! Creator/RLStine

!! Slappy the Dummy

* DarkIsNotEvil: [[spoiler:Stine's daughter, Hannah, a ghost girl and one of the heroes (and arguably the most sympathetic protagonist in any of the Goosebumps books) is nonetheless considered a monster due to the fact that she came from a story like the rest of the creatures.]]

-> '''Portrayed By:''' Dylan Minette

-> '''Portrayed By:''' Odeya Rush

-> '''Portrayed By:''' Madison Iseman

* ChildProdigy: Managed to create an scale model of the Wardenclyffe Tesla Tower that functioned properly before it exploded (though Slappy did have a hand in that) and rigged the real thing to short out rather quickly.

!! Sam Carter and Sonny Quinn

The main protagonist of ''Film/GoosebumpsTwoHauntedHalloween''.

The secondary protagonists of ''Film/GoosebumpsTwoHauntedHalloween''.

* SensitiveGuyManlyMan: Zigzagged. Sonny is the more practical of the two friends, but he has a tendency to give in to bullying. By contrast, Sam is more of a [[TheDitz ditz]], but always stands up for himself.

* SensitiveGuysManlyMan: Zigzagged. Sonny is the more practical of the two friends, but he has a tendency to give in to bullying. By contrast, Sam is more of a [[TheDitz ditz]], but always stands up for himself.

* AdultsAreUseless: Subverted in the first movie but played straight in the second, where R.L. Stine only arrives ''after'' the kids have already defeated Slappy themselves

* AssholeVictim: Slappy sure knows how to give Tommy and Tyler their just desserts.

* TheBadGuyWins: Downplayed. In the second film, the kids succeeded in stopping Slappy from destroying the city of Wardenclyffe, but he got a consolation prize in [[spoiler:trapping Stine in a new Goosebumps book he made, finally getting his revenge for being trapped in a manuscript for so long]].

* TheBadGuyWins: Downplayed. In the second film, the kids succeeded in stopping Slappy from destroying the city of Wardenclyffe, but he got a consolation prize in trapping Stine in a new Goosebumps book he made, finally getting his revenge for being trapped in a manuscript for so long]].

* VillainTeleportation: Slappy is able to go wherever he wants in a flash. He used this ability to steal all of R.L. Stine's manuscripts at once, and in the second film, [[to escape being locked in a suitcase at the bottom of the lake]].

* TookALevelInBadass: In the second movie, Slappy now has the power to bring inanimate objects to life, also effectively giving him telekinesis as well. Justified, as he's the ''first'' version of Slappy that Stine wrote when he was a vengeful teenager working out his frustrations through his writing.

* SpannerInTheWorks: Opening this monster's manuscript indirectly led to Slappy's escape, and the dummy decided to release every other monster when Stine tried to imprison him once more, including the abominable snowman.

* KnightOfCerebus: In the books, Slappy spent his time bullying children into being his slaves, but doesn't usually stand a chance in a fight and [[spoiler:will work with his enemies if he has to]]. ''This'' interpretation of Slappy is more actively malicious, as he releases the other monsters from their manuscripts, is clever enough to cut off the whole town, and hates his creator R.L. Stine with a passion. Stine himself considers Slappy his most dangerous creation, particularly due to [[NotSoDifferent how much they are alike]].

* KnightOfCerebus: In the books, Slappy spent his time bullying children into being his slaves, but doesn't usually stand a chance in a fight and [[will work with his enemies if he has to]]. ''This'' interpretation of Slappy is more actively malicious, as he releases the other monsters from their manuscripts, is clever enough to cut off the whole town, and hates his creator R.L. Stine with a passion. Stine himself considers Slappy his most dangerous creation, particularly due to [[NotSoDifferent how much they are alike]].

* KnightOfCerebus: In the books, Slappy spent his time bullying children into being his slaves, but doesn't usually stand a chance in a fight. ''This'' interpretation of Slappy is more actively malicious, as he releases the other monsters from their manuscripts, is clever enough to cut off the whole town, and hates his creator R.L. Stine with a passion. Stine himself considers Slappy his most dangerous creation, particularly due to [[NotSoDifferent how much they are alike]].

* JokerImmunity: Lampshaded in the second movie by Slappy himself when [[he shows up in Stine's home]].

* AdaptationalHeroism: In ''Haunted Halloween'', Slappy is portrayed much more sympathetically than in the first movie, or any of the books. Here he only wants a family of his own and genuinely was nice to Sonny and Sam at first before they tried to kill him. He even isn't a BadBoss to Walter and seems to love his "mother". Justified, as this is an early version of Slappy, and thus is not as evil as the Slappy from the first movie or even the books.

* * NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: In the second film, Slappy can now make mooks and has telekinesis. Justified in that this Slappy is from an earlier book that was never published, compared to his published books that were edited and made it to print.