Netflix’s ‘Wednesday’ Teams with Monster High on the Ultimate Stylish and Spooky Doll Collection

Barbie maker Mattel has joined forces with the hit series on a creepy-chic collection inspired by everyone's favorite Machiavellian teenager and her colorful BFF.

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Nevermore Academy’s coolest roommates have joined Monster High.

While the world awaits any word on season two, Netflix’s Wednesday has joined fashionable forces with Mattel on a creepy crossover collection ($40 to $65) starring Wednesday Addams (played by Jenna Ortega) and her colorful BFF, Enid Sinclair (Emma Myers).

The Monster High x Wednesday collaboration includes the macabre teenager in her gothy school uniform or her iconic black lace gown from Nevermore’s Rave’N dance, while Enid wears a striped fuzzy heart sweater in her signature pink, orange and yellow color scheme. Each doll comes with a stand, full outfits and accessories: Nevermore Academy Wednesday has her black skull knapsack and her trusted Thing, while her bubbly werewolf pal includes a pink beret and backpack with a Monster High twist.

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Fans will appreciate the clever and kooky fashion touches, such as spiderweb tights and platform boots with a cello and scorpion on the heels for Wednesday and yellow sneakers with adorable stuffed animal heels for Enid. The dolls are available online at Target, Walmart, Amazon and Mattel Creations.

There’s also a spooky-chic Paint It Black fashion pack ($25) for Wednesday available exclusively on Mattel Creations’ website with her all-black cello and a head-to-toe monochrome outfit, including her collared skull print dress, oversized hoodie and more pieces.

The Wednesday x Monster High collection joins Mattel’s previous Skullector limited-edition collab featuring Wednesday and Morticia Addams. Originally $90, the two-doll set is sold out on the company’s website but available at Amazon for $140.

Want more Wednesday? The Netflix series has also teamed with Fisher-Price’s Little People brand on a four-piece set of charming figurines. See and shop all of the ghoulish merch below.

Monster High x 'Wednesday' Rave’N Wednesday Collectible Doll & Accessories

Monster High x ‘Wednesday’ Rave’N Wednesday Collectible Doll & Accessories

$65 at Amazon

$65 at Walmart

Monster High x Wednesday Enid Sinclair Collectible Doll and Accessories

Monster High x Wednesday Enid Sinclair Collectible Doll and Accessories

$40 at Amazon

$40 at Walmart

Monster High 'Wednesday' Nevermore Academy Doll and Accessories

Monster High ‘Wednesday’ Nevermore Academy Doll and Accessories

$40 at Target

$40 at Walmart

$80 at Amazon

Monster High Skullector Addams Family Doll Two-Pack

Monster High Skullector Addams Family Doll Two-Pack

$140.66 $169.99 17% off

Buy at Amazon

$145 at Walmart

Little People x 'Wednesday' 4 Figurine Set

Little People x ‘Wednesday’ 4 Figurine Set

$25 at Walmart

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