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Thorna Thornwillow
Thorna Thornwillow is a 2017-introduced cartoon-only nymph and type of plant monster, younger sister of Treesa Thornwillow.
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Quick Facts
Full Name
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Thorna Thornwillow
Monster Type
nymph
Role
unknown
First Appearance
Adventures of the Ghoul Squad (2017)
Locations
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Overview
Thorna Thornwillow is a 2017-introduced and cartoon-only character who appeared in the tenth episode of Adventures of the Ghoul Squad. She is a nymph and a type of plant monster, and the younger sister of Treesa Thornwillow.
Thorna is a 2017-introduced and cartoon-only character that appeared in the tenth episode of Adventures of the Ghoul Squad. She's a nymph and a type of plant monster, and she is the younger sister of Treesa Thornwillow.
Portrayers
No portrayers are listed for this character.
No portrayers information is provided in the source.
Character
Thorna is immature and selfish but eventually warms up to her sister. Her appearance mimics a tree with wood grain skin, branches, and transformations.
She is a bit immature and selfish. But she does come around to her sister eventually.
Thorna is bigger in size than most other monsters, mimicking a tree. Her body is made of wood, and her skin is rough, with wood grain markings all over, as well as spiky branches that sprout from her arms. She has big purple eyes, with what looks like a black goo around them, meeting the eyelashes. Her hair is magenta, with thin highlights of red and purple. It's styled into a short bob that's asymmetrical, as it falls mostly over the left side of her face, with the rest pulled behind her right ear. These are long and branchy, and have a leaf-like design. Atop her left eye, four green jewel-looking segments sprout. Unlike her sister, she's able to abroot herself prior to the events of Garden Ghouls, showing a pair of humanoid legs. While in this state, her main form of transportation are two thick vines tied around her ankles, that she can control, raising and lowering her at command.
After Treesa breathes one of her pollens on her, Thorna is magically transformed. While most of her complexion remains the same, her hair changes to an orange hue, with yellow highlights. It's no longer asymmetrical and instead resembles more of a straight bob. The crystals in her head have disappeared, and her ears have turned green. Body-wise, she remains the same, except for two major differences. She is bigger in size, larger than even her sister, and perhaps the most significant change: she sprouts wings. These are vine-y and in various shades of green. In short, they consist of several vines sprouting off her back and meeting at a flower in the center, a flower that sports a skullette in black. In this form, she's able to fly.
Relationships
Thorna is the younger sister of Treesa Thornwillow.
Notes & Trivia
Additional notes on classic monster archetype and timeline are referenced but not detailed.
Sections on Classic Monster and Timeline are present but lack detailed content in the source.
Media Appearances
Thorna appears in Adventures of the Ghoul Squad and Garden Ghouls.
- Adventures of the Ghoul Squad
- Garden Ghouls
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G2FAQ
What type of monster is Thorna Thornwillow?
She is a nymph and a type of plant monster.
Who is Thorna Thornwillow's sister?
Treesa Thornwillow is her older sister.
When was Thorna Thornwillow introduced?
Thorna Thornwillow was introduced in 2017.
What is Thorna's personality like?
She is a bit immature and selfish, but comes around to her sister eventually.
In what media does Thorna appear?
Adventures of the Ghoul Squad and Garden Ghouls.
What does Thorna look like in her original form?
Her body is made of wood with rough skin, wood grain markings, spiky branches, big purple eyes, and magenta asymmetrical bob hair.
What changes in Thorna's pollinated form?
She becomes bigger, her hair turns orange with yellow highlights, ears green, and she sprouts vine-y wings.
Is there information on Thorna's portrayers?
No portrayers are mentioned in the source.
References
About Thorna Thornwillow
Thorna Thornwillow is a Monster High character featured in Generation 2. 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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