History TabletopGame / CreepyFreaks

* {{Mon}}: An obviously different take on it, As you need to buy other monsters physically as figures for the board game. aside from that, monsters in the show are never shown being caught, but they can be seemingly recruited off-screen. It can be assumed that the process of getting creepy freaks would've been shown had the series been made.

* JiveTurkey: Skelehomie talked like this.
* SeriesMascot: there's no official ones, but the Creepy Freaks that are the best identified by people are usually Skelehomie, Monster Under The Bed, and Frosty The Snotman,
* UglyCute: some monster, but it usually depends on who's looking at what monsters.

Compare ''WebOriginal/{{Mortasheen}}'', another Mon series with similar design sensibilities, but which is most definitely ''not'' for kids.

Compare ''WebOriginal/{{Mortasheen}}''

Compare ''TabletopGame/{{Mortasheen}}''

Though clearly intended to launch a franchise, the series never took off. A pilot for an animated series was also made, but was never picked up; it can be viewed on Youtube [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GgZXtZs3os here]].

Unfortunately, it wasn't popular enough at the time to truly take off, which is a shame, as The original starter pack had a pilot episode on a disk along with the instructions.

* SeriesMascot: there's no official ones, but the Creepy Freaks that are the best identified by people are usually Skelehomie, Monster Under The Bed, Frosty The Snotman,

Creepy Freaks is a collectable-figurine TabletopGame created by Wiz Kids in 2003. Essentially a tabletop {{Mon}} game, The objective is to move across the board and take out your opponents creatures and a leader piece with a regular kid figure on it in scuffles called Freak Outs. Certain monsters can only move certain directions, and certain monsters are weak to the kinds of attacks that other creatures have, making strategy a key component. Individual Monsters themselves were sold in blind plastic packages, and each came with a mini comic featuring that particular character.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: A masterful execution, in both the full game and pilot. monsters have attacks for flinging poo, peeing on opponents, and other nasty implications.

* {{Mon}}: An obviously different take on it, As you need to buy other monsters physically as figures for the board game. aside from that, monsters in the show are never shown being caught, but they can be seemingly recruited off-screen. It can be assumed that the process of getting crepy freaks would've been shown had the series been made.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: A masterful execution, in both the full game, and pilot. monsters have attacks for flinging poo, peeing on opponents, and other nasty implications.