Attention all button-eyed enthusiasts and Other World explorers! In a “spectacular-ly” partnership with LAIKA, Monster High is officially debuting its take on the bravest blue-haired heroine in animation history: Coraline.
This isn’t just a doll; it’s a Skullectible masterpiece. Coraline is dressed for a rainy day in the Pink Palace, sporting her iconic glossy yellow raincoat and spiderweb-detailed boots. And don’t worry—this “extraordin-eerie” doll definitely wasn’t stitched together by the Beldam… though we can’t say the same for the tiny, button-eyed rag doll doppelgänger she’s carrying.
The “Spooktacular” Details:
Iconic Fashion: Standing 10.5 inches tall with 11 points of articulation, Coraline is ready for adventure in her signature yellow rain jacket (yes, the hood is functional!), a stylized dress, and those famous striped socks.
Killer Accessories: From her dragonfly hairclip to her trusty satchel and hat, she’s prepared for anything the Other Mother throws her way. Check out those key-shaped heels on her boots!
Familiar Friends: She comes accompanied by her cynical-yet-trusty Cat friend and, of course, that haunting miniature rag doll.
Premium Packaging: The “creeptastic” display box is a must-have for any collector’s shelf, complete with a Certificate of Authenticity.
How to Catch Her (Before She Catches You):
This is a limited-time drop, so keep your “other” eyes peeled:
Early Access: From March 13, 2026 (9:00 AM PT) to March 14, 2026 (8:59 AM PT), this drop is exclusive to Fang Club members at MattelCreations.com. If you’re wondering how much this cute collectible will cost, you can bring Coroline home for $71.00.
Supplies are limited, and purchase limits apply. Remember: she can’t stand alone (the doll, that is—she’ll need the included stand), and she won’t wait around forever! So, how much will this cute collectible cost? You can bring Coroline home for $71.00.
Coraline
If you need a refresher, the film is directed by the stop-motion legend Henry Selick. Coraline Jones is 11, blue-haired, and desperately bored. She’s just moved into the Pink Palace Apartments, a creepy Victorian house in Oregon. Her parents are workaholics who basically ignore her. Her neighbors are… well, they’re “circus mice” and “retired burlesque” levels of eccentric.
A local kid named Wybie gives her a weird rag doll he found that looks exactly like her—yellow raincoat and all. Following some jumping mice, Coraline finds a small, hidden door in the living room. It leads through a literal “birth canal” tunnel into a parallel dimension. She meets her “Other Mother” and “Other Father,” who are fun, attentive, and cook 5-star meals. But in reality, they’re monsters.
If you somehow missed this spooky gem or want to rewatch it, you can find Coraline on Apple TV, Prime Video, and Roku.
