Quill Talyntino
A shy harpy student at Monster High who collects shiny things.
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Quick Facts
Full Name
Quill Talyntino
Monster Type
Harpy
Role
Student
First Appearance
Falling Spirits (2011)
Locations
Monster High
Overview
Quill Talyntino is a harpy's daughter introduced as a background character in 2011 and developed further in 2014.
Quill Talyntino is a 2011 backgrounder-turned-character in 2014. She is the daughter of a harpy.
Portrayers
No specific portrayers are mentioned for Quill Talyntino in the available sources.
No portrayers are listed.
Character
Quill is shy, soft-spoken, and a hoarder of shiny things, with a distinctive neon-green feathered appearance.
Quill's active screen-time or mention in fiction is very little; however, she is shy and soft-spoken, always stuttering like she's afraid of saying something wrong. She is also a hoarder, as she collects shiny things, a collection she is very self-conscious about, despite her friends supporting her with everything.
Quill has neon-green feathers covering most of her body, but her wings and the feathers on her head are dark-green in color. She has red eyes and a pointy nose. She wears dark purple boots and a plain purple dress with long sleeves and a button at the chest.
Relationships
Quill has supportive friends mentioned in her personality description, but no specific names are provided.
Quill is supported by her friends regarding her collection of shiny things, though specific relationships are not detailed.
Notes & Trivia
"Quill Talyntino" is a play on Quentin Tarantino, and she has a timeline of key events from debut to doll profile leak.
- "Quill Talyntino" is a play on Quentin Tarantino.
- March 24, 2011: Quill Talyntino makes her 2D cartoon debut in Falling Spirits.
- August 15, 2014: Mattel requests the trademark for Quill Talyntino.
- September 02, 2014: Quill Talyntino is one of the contenders in the doll election of 2014, which introduces her as Trina Talon before putting her up under her proper name a few minutes later.
- October 12, 2015: Quill Talyntino has her first speaking role, in Decomposition Class.
- 2016: Quill Talyntino's doll profile artwork has leaked online.
Media Appearances
Quill appears as a background character in multiple webisodes and has a cameo in the comic 'I Only Have Eye for You'.
Quill appears in Falling Spirits, Fatal Error, Fear Pressure, Hyde and Shriek, Nefera Again, Frost Friends, Monster Mashionals Part 1, Fright On!, Kind: The Shockumentary, Super Fan, Dodgeskull, Abyss Adventure, Unearthed Day, Decomposition Class, and Creepfast Club. She is a background character for the most part.
In Decomposition Class, Quill Talyntino says she collects shiny things. She says she belongs at Monster High, because when she thought people were going to laugh, they didn't. Frankie is then up, saying "we" belong at Monster High because every monster is welcome, freaky flaws and all. Mr. Mr. Rotter at the end gives A's to everyone after watching that heartfelt, warm video.
In "Shadow of a Doubt", Quill makes a cameo appearance talking to other monsters about how Clawd Wolf may have forgotten about the dance.
Relationship Graph
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FAQ
What is Quill Talyntino's monster type?
She is the daughter of a harpy.
When did Quill Talyntino first appear?
Her debut was on March 24, 2011 in Falling Spirits.
What is Quill Talyntino's personality like?
She is shy, soft-spoken, stutters, and is a hoarder of shiny things.
What does Quill Talyntino look like?
Neon-green feathers, dark-green wings and head feathers, red eyes, pointy nose, purple dress and boots.
What does Quill collect?
She collects shiny things.
Which school does Quill attend?
She belongs at Monster High
What is the origin of Quill's name?
"Quill Talyntino" is a play on Quentin Tarantino.
When was Quill's first speaking role?
October 12, 2015, in Decomposition Class.
References
About Quill Talyntino
Quill Talyntino 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.
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