Always remove the marker from the Monster Maker when printing is complete. Replace cap on marker immediately after use. Store the markers in the tool stand, cap side down, when not in use. If left uncapped, markers will dry out. Markers can be partially restored by replacing the caps and storing them in the tool stand, cap side down, for 24 hours. Use the included markers only with the Monster Maker.
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Next to the On/Off switch, behind the rubber plug.
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Additional red, purple, and black markers are available in the Monster Maker Primary Extension Pack, sold separately.
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When playing the game, lift your figure or fingers off the screen for at least 4 seconds, and the pause menu will appear.
Tap the pink heart icon to go back to the main menu where you can access another character’s game.
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Monster Maker is made for iPad Air, iPad mini with Retina display, iPad (4th generation), iPad mini, and iPad (3rd generation). iOS 7.0 or higher is required.
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Monster Maker is compatible with Samsung Galaxy Tab®, Samsung Galaxy Tab® 2, Samsung Galaxy Tab® 3, Samsung Galaxy Tab®, 8.9, Samsung Galaxy Tab® 10.1, Samsung Galaxy Note®, Google Nexus 7 (2012), Google Nexus 7 (2013), Google Nexus 10, Sony Xperia™ Tablet Z, Toshiba Excite™.
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The Monster High® Freaky Fusion™ Recharge Chamber™ was made to only work with the Frankie Stein® doll that came with it. The other Monster High® dolls’ hair is made differently in order to keep its hairstyle and will not function properly in the Recharge Chamber™.
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The app may display this message if the doll part is not installed completely. Make sure that the doll part is installed per the instructions, and that the carriage slide is lined up with the doll part icon.
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Go back to the main menu and re-select your character.
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For best results, make sure doll parts are clean and dry before installing in Monster Maker. If your design did not print completely, erase ink using the provided sponge. Add water and a little dish soap (not included) and rub with the sponge until the ink is removed. Dry the doll part thoroughly before putting it back in the Monster Maker.
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When playing the game, lift your figure or fingers off the screen for at least 4 seconds, and the pause menu will appear.
The checklist icon is the green notepaper at the left side of the screen. Tap it to access the checklist.
The checklist will indicate your next task or assignment within the game.
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PC: Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Intel® Core™ i3 Processor, 2 GB RAM
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If you receive an error message during printing, turn off the Monster Maker using the power switch. Wait a few seconds and turn it back on. Restart the app.
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Each character has her own unique adventure taking place in the world of Monster High. Gameplay includes collecting objects, and playing mini-games to advance the story:
o Draculaura™ wins a group of spirited creatures at the Monster High carnival, and they run wild, terrorizing the school. To spare Clawd from eternal detention, Draculaura searches for a way to get them under control and discovers their true freaky-fab nature in the process.
o When a science experiment goes awry in Mr. Hack’s class, Frankie has a high voltage energy interaction with Otto Maton. She is sparking at the bolts to stitch things up after this revoltage exchange of energy and ultimately finds a chic solution.
o Due to a Cupid mishap, Clawdeen accidentally becomes the furrocious object of Manny Taur’s affections. His bullying style of courtship leaves Clawdeen picking up the pieces of the messes he makes. To reclaim her boy-free independence, Clawdeen must reverse Cupid's spell.
o Lagoona thinks something is fishy when Gil tries to avoid her. She soon learns that he has the Blue Flu and is fleeing in the other direction to keep her from getting sick. Determined to help, she finds a way to stand by her man (errr…fish).
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Once you complete the game for one character, you can access the mini-games within that game again through the main menu.
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In the drawer, on the right side of the printer.
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