Ever After High

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Ever After High
Type Fashion doll, web series, book series
Company Mattel
Country United States and Canada
Availability 2013–present
Slogan The end is just the beginning. (2013-2015)
Where Princesses Are Powerful. (2015-present)
Official website

Ever After High is a fashion doll franchise released by Mattel in July 2013. It is a companion line to the Monster High dolls. However, in this line the characters are based upon characters from fairy tales and fantasy stories instead of monsters. As with Monster High and Barbie: Life in the Dreamhouse, the line varies in different countries and varies in languages. It has spawned a web series, a film, and two book series.

Premise

Ever After High is a boarding school located in the Fairy Tale World. It is attended by the teenage children of fairy tale characters, destined to follow in their parents' footsteps and keep their stories alive throughout the generations. According to Headmaster Milton Grimm, if the students don't follow their individual destinies, their stories will cease to exist and they will disappear forever. This problem is the core conflict of the series.

The main characters are Raven Queen, who does not want to be evil like her mother the Evil Queen and Apple White: daughter of Snow White who is destined to live "happily ever after". Raven would prefer to be free to create her own destiny while Apple, in order to protect her and others own destiny, believes that Raven should become the next Evil Queen. The students are generally divided between two groups: the "Royals" and "Rebels". The Royals are the students on Apple White's side who embrace their destinies and are content with their fates. The Rebels are the students on Raven Queen's side who prefer to create their own destinies.

Characters

Ever After High has a number of characters from its various media. The characters listed below are profiled at the franchise's website and most have featured dolls.[1]

Royal main characters

These students are content with following their destinies as listed in their fairy tale:

  • Apple White (voiced by Jonquil Goode[2][3]) – The daughter of Snow White. She has light blond hair, light skin, and light cyan eyes.[4] She is described as a "motivated, smart, and natural-born leader" and aspires to be a Royal, following in the footsteps of her mother.[5] She is roommates with Raven Queen. Her secret heart's desire is for people to know her as the fairest one of all on the inside as well as the outside.[4] She is co-president of the student council and the editor of the yearbook.[6]
  • Alistair Wonderland (voiced by Robbie Daymond[7]) – The son of Alice from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. He has blond hair and blue eyes. He desires to explore the entire fairytale world. He has a crush on fellow Wonderland student Bunny Blanc, but believes she only thinks of him as a friend.[8] His doll debuted at the New York Toy Fair in 2015.[9]
  • Ashlynn Ella (voiced by Laura Bailey[2][10] and Karen Strassman[7]) – The daughter of Cinderella. She has strawberry blonde hair and emerald green eyes. She typically wears dresses in floral prints. She works part-time at the Glass Slipper shoe boutique.[11] Her special ability is being able to talk to nature's plants and animals.[12] She and Hunter Huntsman are a couple, although the latter is associated with the Rebels faction and she is expected to marry a Prince Charming.[13] Nevertheless, she initially sides with the Royals as she wants to keep her heritage.[2]
  • Blondie Locks (voiced by Julie Maddalena Kliewer[7]) – The daughter of Goldilocks. She has long blonde hair with bangs, blue eyes, and wears a blue dress.[2][14] She and Cupid are roommates, and she is best friends with Apple White and Briar Beauty.[2] Her magic ability is to unlock any lock.[14] At school she runs the Daily MirrorCast show, and she is the captain of the debate team.[15]
  • Briar Beauty (voiced by Kate Higgins[2]) – The daughter of Sleeping Beauty.[16] She is Apple White's best friend and sides with the Royals. She fears her destiny of having to sleep for a hundred years, and tries to learn as much as she can before facing that spell. She has been known to fall asleep at various times.[2] Her favorite colors are pink and black.[17] Her special ability is being able to hear everything for miles but only while she is asleep. Her favorite school activity is being on the student council,[16] where she is a party planner.[18]
  • Bunny Blanc (voiced by Karen Strassman[7]) – The daughter of the White Rabbit from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, she has white hair and white/pink bunny ears. Her special ability is to change into a rabbit. She sometimes loses her sense of direction. She likes Alistair although she finds it heartbreaking that he only views her as a friend. She is also childhood friends with Lizzie and the other Wonderlandians.[19] Her web debut was in "Spring Unsprung", when she journeys to Ever After High with Alistair to help find a cure for Wonderland.[7]
  • Dexter Charming (voiced by Evan Smith[2]) – The son of King Charming from "every story where a Prince Charming comes to the rescue" and the brother of Daring Charming and Darling Charming. He has short brown hair and wears a blue plaid jacket with grey skinny pants, striped blue-white scarf, a crown, and dark-framed glasses. His special ability is to make girls swoon when he removes his glasses. He has a huge crush on Raven Queen, but is too shy to confess to her. He is unaware that Cupid has a crush on him.[20][21] He has a twin sister named Darling,[22] and an older brother named Daring.[2][23]
  • Duchess Swan (voiced by Stephanie Sheh[7]) – The daughter of the Swan Queen from Swan Lake. She has black hair with light pink (white in the cartoon) streaks. Her doll has a black and white dress, black tights, and black heels with lavender-laced ballet straps. She is described as having a dual nature: graceful, yet competitive. Her special abilities are changing into a swan and dancing on water, although she admits she cannot sing.[24][25] She is usually in cahoots with Sparrow Hood and engages in some villainy.[26]
  • Faybelle Thorn (voiced by Haviland Stillwell[episode needed]) – The daughter of the Dark Fairy from Sleeping Beauty. She has blonde hair with a light blue streak. She wears a black dress, blue leggings, and light blue boots. As a Royal, she embraces her role as the villain and aspires to be the queen of fairies and villains. Her special ability is to enhance curses. Her activities at school include cheerleading and crashing parties. Faybelle has issues against Raven because the Evil Queen once invaded her mother's country where Sleeping Beauty resides.[27][28]
  • Holly O'Hair (voiced by Colleen Foy[7]) – The daughter of Rapunzel and the twin sister of Poppy O'Hair. She has long strawberry-blonde hair, that can act as a strong rope, even when it is cut.[29] Her doll has a metallic outfit, high heels, and a crown made of holly flowers.[30] Her activities include acting like a damsel in distress, and writing fan fiction. Her mother runs Rapunzel's Tower Hair Salon.[31]
  • Lizzie Hearts (voiced by Wendee Lee[7]) – The daughter of Queen of Hearts in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. She has black hair with red streaks, a red heart-shaped mark covering her left eye. Her doll wears a red dress, black gloves, a gold crown and carries a heart-shaped purse. She aspires to be a kinder Queen of Hearts, although she uses the catchphrase "Off with your head!" as her way of saying "please" and "thank you". Her special ability is to build things out of playing cards.[32][33][34]
  • Justine Dancer – The daughter of the 12th Dancing Princess. She has long dark curly hair, blue eyes, and a dark complexion. She wants to open her own dance studio and direct shows and music videos.[35]

Rebel main characters

Some of the following students do not agree with their destinies and want their own destiny:

  • Raven Queen (voiced by Erin Fitzgerald[2][36]) – The daughter of the Evil Queen and Apple's roommate. Raven has violet eyes and black hair with purple highlights.[37] She has no desire to follow in her mother's footsteps in becoming a villain.[38] Her actions end up starting the Rebel faction, which she is reluctant to lead.[39] Her abilities include casting spells, but they are usually of the black magic kind. If she tries to use her powers for good, it usually backfires. Her romance status is "not even looking" as she is more focused in figuring out her destiny.[37]
  • C.A. Cupid (voiced by Erin Fitzgerald[2]) – The adopted daughter of Eros: God of Love from Mount Olympus. She has pink hair and wings, and carries a bow and arrow, although she is not a good shot. While her arrows can help people fall in love, she relies on her own magic to help people listen to their hearts. She would also like to fall in love herself, with an interest in Dexter Charming. C.A. Cupid and Blondie Lockes are roommates.[40][41] She sides with the Rebels in that everyone should be able to follow their hearts, and has served as an advisor for her schoolmates on romance issues.[2] C.A. Cupid also participates in the Daily Mirrorcast with Blondie Lockes.[42]
  • Cedar Wood (voiced by Jonquil Goode[2]) – The daughter of Pinocchio and a life-size puppet made of cedar. She has dark brown hair and a tan complexion, and wears a pink dress. She harbors a curse where she has to tell the truth during her high school days; her friends are thus careful what they say around her. Her goal to become a real girl.[2][43] Her doll in the Hat-Tastic Party set has her wearing a Pinoochio-styled hat, a modern harajuku-styled dress, and Mary Jane platform shoes.[44] Her favorite subject is arts & crafts.[45]
  • Cerise Hood (voiced by Rena S. Mandel[2][7]) – The daughter of Red Riding Hood. She has black hair with a streak of grey. She wears a buffalo-checkered print dress with silver foil lace sleeves, distressed leather leggings and lace-up boots. Her purse is a picnic basket.[46] She wears a red cape to hide her wolf ears, and has an appetite for meat as her father is actually Mr. Badwolf, one of the first Rebels.[2] Her special ability is to "travel unseen through shadows".[2][46][47][48]
  • Darling Charming (voiced by Marieve Herington[episode needed]) – The daughter of King Charming and the sister to Dexter and Daring Charming. She has blonde hair with light blue streaks. She wears a blue dress with a bodice inspired by knight's armor. Her doll also wears a silver tiara, shoes, and carries a silver purse. Her magic ability is to see in slow motion when she tosses her hair. She aspires to be a heroine rather than a damsel-in-distress.[49][50]
  • Ginger Breadhouse (voiced by Salli Saffioti[7]) – The daughter of The Candy Witch from Hansel and Gretel. Her doll has pink hair and dons round pink glasses, a candy-colored sparkle dress, frosting-styled boots, a cupcake headband, and a cauldron handbag. She does not like her destiny of having to eat people and would rather cook for them, with aspirations of becoming a pastry chef with her own cooking show. Her special ability is to add spells to her food such as making ice cream where the eater can turn invisible.[51] In the webisode "Ginger in the Breadhouse", she was rejected by the Royals as no one would eat her treats, falsely believing her to be a villain like her mother, but are convinced otherwise after celebrity chef Not-so-little Jack Horner tried her food and approved it.[52][53]
  • Hunter Huntsman (voiced by Grant George[2]) – The son of the Huntsman from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Little Red Riding Hood. He has short brown hair,[54] and usually wears a green shirt, a brown hoodie, a leather-like vest, tan pants, and tall hiking boots. He also carries a textured messenger bag.[13] He enjoys helping animals, and his special ability is to be able to fashion things out of the random materials he has available, although he considers himself bad at making traps as they always break.[54] He loves fellow animal lover Ashlynn Ella, but tries to keep their relationship a secret as it is against the Royal storyline.[2][13] He and Dexter Charming are roommates.[54][55]
  • Kitty Cheshire (voiced by Bekka Prewitt[2]) – The daughter of the Cheshire Cat from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. She has curly purple hair in high pigtails, and wears a purple dress, a headband and handbag styled with the cat's iconic smile. Her special ability is to disappear and appear without notice. Her doll description calls her "a curious prankster who always has a smile on her face and in her wardrobe."[56][57][58]
  • Madeline Hatter (voiced by Cindy Robinson[2]) – The daughter of the Mad Hatter from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland , Maddie is Raven's best friend. She has dark teal hair with mint green and purple highlights and a teacup on her head resembling a top hat.[59] Although she considers herself a Royal in embracing her destiny, she sides with the Rebels and agrees that everyone should have their own choice.[2] She and her father run the Wonderland Haberdashery and Tea Shop in Book End Village.[episode needed] Her magic ability is to pull things out of her hat, talk to the Narrators, and she claims she can see into the future, although most of her friends do not believe her.[59] She has a pet mouse named Earl Grey. Her roommate is Kitty Cheshire.[59] Her special ability to speak Riddlish, a language of rhymes and riddles that is used in Wonderland. She is co-president of the Royal Student Council.[60]
  • Poppy O'Hair (voiced by Lindsay Ames[7]) – The daughter of Rapunzel and the twin sister of Holly O'Hair. Her purple-dyed hair is styled in an asymmetric cut or a short pixie-style cut and she wears a bandanna headband.[30] Her special ability is in her hair, which she can trim every morning, but can also sell.[61] She works at the Tower Hair Salon as a stylist. In the episode "Poppy the RoyBel" she ponders whether to join the Royals, and in the episode "O'Hair's Split Ends", she learns that she is actually the older twin, which means she inherits Rapunzel's destiny, however, the sisters agree to keep the destinies they want.[62]
  • Rosabella Beauty (voiced by Paula Rhodes[7]) – The daughter of Beauty and the Beast, and Briar's cousin. Her special ability is to see people for who they really are.[63][64] She has brown hair, wears glasses, and has a petal-print jacket with a furry lapel, red rose boots and belt.[65]
  • Courtly Jester – The daughter of the Joker card from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. She first appeared in the 2015 special "Way Too Wonderland" where she was the student body president of Wonderland High. She is imprisoned following her shenanigans in the episodes, and later appears in the video "Courtly Pleads Her Case", released October 15, where viewers could then vote on her destiny on the website.[66][67][68] She was later added to the website, along with a doll release.[69][70][71]

Other students

The following students are regular supporting characters that have yet to have a doll. Some are not tied to either faction.

  • Brooke Page (voiced by Marieve Herington[7]) – A young Narrator-In-Training who is the daughter of the two Narrators. She lives inside the Magic Mirror called the Mirror Network.[72]
  • Daring Charming (voiced by Evan Smith[7]) – Dexter and Darling's brother who is the son of King Charming. He is very photogenic and hopes to marry Apple White as is his destiny.[73]
  • Humphrey Dumpty (voiced by Cindy Robinson[7]) – The son of Humpty Dumpty. He wears rectangular glasses and looks nerdy as he enjoys high tech, but he is also a rap artist.[74]
  • Hopper Croakington II (voiced by Cam Clarke[7]) – The son of the Frog Prince. He turns into a frog whenever he gets tongue-tied around princesses.[75]
  • Melody Piper (voiced by Laura Bailey[76]) – The daughter of the Pied Piper of Hamelin, she enjoys DJing. She is Ginger Breadhouse's roommate.[77]
  • Sparrow Hood (voiced by Todd Haberkorn[7]) – The son of Robin Hood, he enjoys playing guitar and singing lead in the band called the Merry Men.[78]
  • Gus Crumb and Helga Crumb – Two cousins who enjoy sweets[79] and are the children of Hansel and Gretel.

Ever After High faculty

  • Milton Grimm (voiced by Jamieson Price[7]) – The headmaster of Ever After High and the brother of Giles Grimm. He treats the students with a favorable destiny better than the ones without, but nonetheless insists that everyone follows the destiny as dictated by their story.[80]
  • Giles Grimm (voiced by Cam Clarke[7]) – The brother of Milton Grimm.[80] He spends much of his time in Vault of Lost Tales, a secret library under the school. Giles possesses a mirror that allows him to see whatever he needs, though, so he remains up to date on everything. In "Thronecoming", he becomes the co-headmaster of Ever After High after Apple, Raven and their friends broke his spell.[episode needed]
  • Baba Yaga (voiced by Audu Paden[10]) – A witch who is the faculty adviser of Ever After High. She teaches magic.[81]
  • Mr. Badwolf – An anthropomorphic wolf who teaches home evilnomics and general villainy. He also has a human form. Though he is meant to be the antagonist of Little Red Riding Hood, Mr. Badwolf and Little Red Riding Hood learned to get along in secret which resulted in the secret child-raising of Cerise Hood.[81]
  • Professor Pied Piper – The father of Melody Piper teaches "Muse-Ic" where his music summons rats from the sky.[82]
  • Professor Rumpelstiltskin – The Science and sorcery teacher.[82]
  • Coach Gingerbreadman (voiced by Audu Paden[10]) – A gingerbread man who teaches "Grimnastics."[83]
  • Professor Jack B. Nimble (voiced by Audu Paden) – Teacher of "Storytelling 101."[83]
  • The White Queen – The co-ruler of Wonderland alongside the Queen of Hearts who is the royal advisor to the princesses. She also teaches "Princessology."[84]
  • Dr. King Charming – The father of Daring Charming, Darling Charming, and Dexter Charming who teaches hero training.[84]
  • Professor Mama Bear – An anthropomorphic bear who teaches "Home Economyths".[85]
  • Professor Papa Bear – An anthropomorphic bespectacled bear that teaches Beast Training. He is shy when he speaks to girls.[85]

Development and release

Building upon the success of Monster High, in July 2013, Mattel announced plans to launch a spin-off line of dolls. The company estimated only about 10-20 million was budgeted for the development.[86] Mattel's 2013 annual report noted that visitors of the website had spent an average of 20 minutes viewing content, and that it had contributed to gross sales.[87]

In October 2013, Mattel launched Ever After High globally, reaching 14 countries, with plans to reach 30 territories in 2014.[88] Six fashion dolls were initially released, and related social media such as a website, YouTube channel, global Facebook, and an interactive music video directed by Wayne Isham.[89]

Media

Web series and movie

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Main article: List of Ever After High webisodes

Ever After High has a series of animated shorts on YouTube.[90] In June 2014, Netflix announced it was developing a series of episodes based on the webisodes.[91][92] It released the movie Spring Unsprung,[93] compiled the existing webisodes, and plans to release original episodes in 2015.[94]

The theme song was composed by Gabriel Mann and Allison Bloom, and was performed by Keeley Bumford.[7][95] A live-action music video was released on October 15, 2013,[96] featuring Stevie Dore as a high school senior and four younger girls dancing at a campus.[97]

Book series

Little, Brown Books for Young Readers (LBYR) has developed a book series for Ever After High. The company had worked on the Monster High book series, which had sold over two million copies. LBYR vice-president Erin Stein said in an interview for Publishers Weekly that when he was first exposed to the Ever After High franchise, "immediately dozens of ideas were spinning in our heads...How could we resist publishing this? It was a no-brainer." The first book, The Storybook of Legends was written by Shannon Hale, who had worked on other titles such as Princess Academy and The Goose Girl. It debuted in October 2013, with a first print of 300,000 copies.[98] Hale has remarked that she likes that the Ever After High books can reach kids who are not regular readers.[99] The first book reached number 7 on the New York Times bestseller list for Children's Middle Grade.[100] In addition to the trilogy, Hale was written a collection of short stories that were compiled in Once Upon a Time: A Story Collection.

Ever After High trilogy by Shannon Hale
No. Title Date ISBN
1 The Storybook of Legends[101] October 8, 2013 ISBN 9780316401227
2 The Unfairest of Them All[102] March 25, 2014 ISBN 9780316282017
3 A Wonderlandiful World[103] August 26, 2014 ISBN 9780316282093
N/A Once Upon a Time: A Story Collection[104] October 21, 2014 ISBN 9780316258210

LBYR has also released a second Ever After High book series by Suzanne Selfors. The first novel, Next Top Villain, was on the Publishers Weekly best-sellers list of Children's Frontlist Fiction for ten weeks.[105]

Ever After High series by Suzanne Selfors
No. Title Date ISBN
1 Next Top Villain[106] January 6, 2015 ISBN 9780316401289
2 Kiss and Spell[107] April 7, 2015 ISBN 9780316401319
3 A Semi-Charming Kind of Life[108][109] July 7, 2015 ISBN 9780316401364
N/A Once Upon a Pet: A Collection of Little Pet Stories[110] October 27, 2015 ISBN 9780316264815
4 Fairy's Got Talent[111] December 15, 2015 ISBN 9780316401432
5 Truth or Hair[112] May 3, 2016 ISBN 9780316401425

Parragon Books has licensed Ever After High for activity packs, novelty-and-book sets, and gift box sets.[113]

See also

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  111. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
  112. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
  113. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
Book references
  • Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
  • Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.

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