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San Diego Comic-Con International
Annual event in San Diego, California where Monster High launched and held promotional stands from 2010 to 2014.
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Quick Facts
Full Name
SD
San Diego Comic-Con International
Monster Type
Unknown
Role
Convention
First Appearance
unknown
Locations
San Diego, California, United States, San Diego Convention Center
Overview
San Diego Comic-Con International is a major annual convention held in San Diego, California, focused on comics, toys, TV, and movies. Monster High launched there in 2010 and maintained booths through 2014.
San Diego Comic-Con International, commonly referred to as simply Comic-Con, began in 1970 as a comic-focused convention but grew to promote media franchises including toys from Mattel.
Unlike the business-oriented American International Toy Fair, it is public-facing with sneak previews and exclusive merchandise.
In 2010, Monster High launched its booth, leading to annual presence and expansion to New York Comic Con by 2013.
Portrayers
No specific portrayers for the convention itself. Monster High panels featured designers, producers, and voice actors.
- Panelists included Garrett Sander, Natalie Villegas, Rebecca Shipman, Audu Paden, Debi Derryberry, Erin Fitzgerald, America Young
- Madison Beer appeared for a Meet & Greet in 2013
Character
The convention evolved from a small comic event to a massive media showcase. Monster High's booth grew in size and features annually.
Held Thursday to Sunday in July at the San Diego Convention Center, it features creator panels, contests, and exclusives. Passes sell out quickly.
Relationships
Associated with the Monster High franchise through annual booths and reveals. Related events include New York Comic Con and American International Toy Fair.
- Companion event: New York Comic Con
- Contrast: American International Toy Fair
Notes & Trivia
Monster High booths featured doll reveals, panels, photo booths, and elections each year from 2010 to 2014. Ghoulia Yelps often served as reporter.
2010: Displayed Basic dolls, Fearbook, future merchandise like Dawn of the Dance.
2014: Started with Love in Scaris 2-pack reveal.
Media Appearances
Sneak peeks of Monster High TV specials were shown at panels. No direct appearances of the convention in Monster High media.
- Ghouls Rule (preview 2012)
- 13 Wishes (preview 2013)
- Frights, Camera, Action! (preview 2013)
Relationship Graph
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FAQ
When did Monster High first attend San Diego Comic-Con International?
In 2010, coinciding with the launch of the franchise.
What was unique about the 2011 booth?
Who served as Comic-Con reporter for Monster High?
Ghoulia Yelps in multiple years.
What happened in the 2011 doll election?
Scarah Screams won, leading to a 2012 doll.
Did San Diego Comic-Con have Monster High panels?
Yes, in 2012 and 2013 with designers, producers, and voice actors.
What was revealed in 2012?
How did booths evolve?
Grew in size, added photo booths, music booths, school models by 2013.
What was the last year of Monster High at SDCCI?
2014, with reveals like Love in Scaris 2-pack.
References
About San Diego Comic-Con International
San Diego Comic-Con International is a Monster High character featured in Generation 1. This profile covers monster heritage, role in the story, and how they connect to other characters in the Monster High universe.
Want to explore more? Browse the full G1 characters list (A–Z) or check the G1 vs G3 comparison.
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