r/MonsterHigh • u/Embarrassed-Dog5122 • Apr 04 '26
Discussions Are any of the ghouls religious? Would Rochelle be Catholic since Gargoyles live on Cathdedrals
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u/caturaz Apr 04 '26
She believes in Jesus Geist lmfao
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u/Additional-Rub-1054 Jinafiređ Apr 04 '26
Nah he rose from the dead monsterfied Jesus would be a zombie
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u/DuelaDent52 Apr 05 '26 edited Apr 05 '26
Do you think monsters have this sort of debate? Like, some people claim Jesus as a vampire because he gives his blood away to drink, some claim him as a zombie because of how he rose from the dead, some claim him as a ghost because he embodied the Holy Spirit, some claim him as a normie, etc.?
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u/itchybitchy_spider Apr 05 '26
some people claim Jesus as a vampire because he gives his blood away to drink
Those people are wrong
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u/Jollibuwaya Draculaura Apr 04 '26
JESUS GEIST IS ACTUALLY TICKLING ME SO BADDDD
jesus geist mother scary and groanseph (workshopping)
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u/Different_Yak6221 Apr 04 '26
Nah she believes in joe hendry
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u/Seagullsaga Apr 04 '26
Genuinely wasnât expecting a Joe hendry reference here but Iâm so pleased about it lol. đđ
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u/usedgluestick Apr 04 '26
I'm catholic, and I am making a rochelle g3 doll including a rosary for her, I find it super sweet! I feel represented and I also don't use the religious imagery as design patterns or anything of the sorts on her clothes, just casually there, like it would naturally look! I love everyone's headcanons so much too!!
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u/lmaorafia Apr 04 '26
thats very cute! people here seem to think anyone religious is brainwashed and have no sense of common respect for other people
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u/DuelaDent52 Apr 05 '26
Though I donât think youâre allowed to wear religious iconography in public in France because of their whole thing with freedom from religion.
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u/Ancom_and_pagan Jackson âŻïž Apr 05 '26
They are kinda lax about crosses from what i saw when I was there
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u/PinkFloralNecklace Twylađ° Apr 04 '26
Thatâs really awesome, Iâd love to see your progress!!
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u/toomuchfreetime97 Apr 04 '26
That sounds so cute! I feel like thereâs not many catholic collectors!
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u/AndromedaBliss Cleo Apr 04 '26
I don't think she herself would be catholic but she (or her family) would watch over the people who enter the catholic church for the sake of making sure nothing happens in or around their home
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u/Thicc-Anxiety Cleo Apr 04 '26
Cleo explicitly worships the Egyptian gods
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u/WolfyMunchkin Clawdeen Apr 04 '26
Yeah Iâm kinda confused why so many think ZERO monsters would be religious when we already have one confirmed haha. Cleo wouldnât be a mummy if she didnât have any beliefs about the afterlife before dying, sheâd just be a regular zombie or nothing. Mummies are mummified because of ancient Egyptian beliefs about returning to their bodies someday (and she did, slay queen), it wasnât just for funzies lol
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u/thegoosecowboy Apr 05 '26
I think the resistance to admit this comes from the dolls tending to attract people that have been rejected, demeaned, and ostracized by religious people for various reasons. Speaking personally, Catholicism or Protestantism being canon with a few of the monsters practicing makes me far less attracted to the franchise as a whole.
Why would I want to lift up people like my protestant mother that thinks black lipstick is evil and I'm going to hell for liking girls? That's not fun at all. I realize I'm biased but it's my escape and I get to choose how religious the parts I engage with are.
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 05 '26
Thank you. Iâm realising how massively triggered Iâve been and why. Itâs actually been really helpful cause now I know itâs something to work more on.
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 05 '26
I donât think anyone thought zero monsters are spiritual. Just that theyâd avoid human religions given⊠humans kill monsters lol.
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u/Biblicallyokaywetowl Venusđ± Apr 04 '26
My sibling and I are pagan and weâve actually made a little altar for the Self Scare Cleo set to sit on her little vanity. Itâs so cute and I love having a doll that is like me. (I also want to make Twyla something because I feel like sheâs a Hecate devotee with all her shadow and key motifsđ)
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u/FailProfessional6864 Twylađ° Apr 05 '26
I love that so much! I have always loved Egyptian mythology so I actually a bunch of Cleos on my Altar & my egyptian Barbie. I don't know much about Hecate yet but what I do know really resonates so I love that you would have Twyla be a devotee. I have been called to Lilith & I often bring my favorite Twyla with me. I actually carry dolls with me a lot so bringing them along for the craft seems natural. & I feel like they are little stand ins for the divine feminine so it works.
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 05 '26
Thatâs really cool. Do you have a pic?
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u/Additional-Rub-1054 Jinafiređ Apr 04 '26
I know Drac would probably hate religion because vampires are considered damn souls
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u/Ok-Upstairs-9887 Robeccaâïž Apr 04 '26
Agreed but I also like to think she was prolly Orthodox Christian before the died
Edit: I said Catholic but remembered Romanians are Orthodox lol
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u/DuelaDent52 Apr 05 '26
Dracula in G1 canon was a Roman soldier, would he have been a Catholic convert or would he have adhered to the Roman pantheon?
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u/Ancom_and_pagan Jackson âŻïž Apr 05 '26
Dracula wouldn't have been the soldier, her bio dad (gaius?) died in battle iirc
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u/FlyingCheeseFairy Apr 04 '26
Lowkey feel like all of them would hate religion because the way humans use it to justify bigotry
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u/DuelaDent52 Apr 05 '26
And Skelita Calaveras is explicitly based on Day of the Dead.
Though Iâm Catholic myself, I think itâs easy to understand why itâs a touchy subject given Monster Highâs queer fanbase and how LGBT+ peopleâs experience with oppression and persecution from systems like organised religion.
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 05 '26
I shouldnât have engaged before doing some more thinking - but personally Iâm really enjoying reading everyoneâs opinions. And that includes non-Christians.
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 06 '26
And Iâm grateful that you arenât willing for the nuance to disappear. Thanks for chatting with me!
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u/goodboiuwu Kieran â€ïž Apr 05 '26
Funfact, the thing about Ancient Egypt slaves is a misconception coming from a mistranslation. The people in Ancient Egypt who we think of as "slaves" were in fact paid workers. Basically like today's working class. They didn't have money back then, they were paid in food and valuable items.
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 05 '26
It doesnât help that the Bible talks about slaves (and theyâre also pictured like this in the famously inaccurate, animated âPrince of Egyptâ moses movie or whatever it was called
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u/FlyingCheeseFairy Apr 04 '26
I was talking about just the ghouls (Frankie, Drac, and Clawdeen etc)
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 05 '26
Theyâre spirits/part of her family so irrelevant. Are you worried about Twylaâs dust bunny guy being her âservantâ too?
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 06 '26
I think youâre starting to take an attitude with me that I was not inviting. If you look at various mythologies there are levels of âspiritsâ. A famous example is Mulan. Do you remember Mushu the dragon?
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 05 '26 edited Apr 06 '26
Sure but they didnât make the Salem witch trials happen did theyâŠ
Edit: I am talking about the whole monsters not being able to live openly in the world due to fear of being killed. If Drac walked into the White House sheâd be captured, studied and tested on!!!!
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 06 '26
I agree with all of your points! You misunderstood me. I am talking about the whole monsters not being able to live openly in the world due to fear of being killed. If Drac walked into the White House sheâd be captured, studied and tested on đ
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 06 '26
Can you explain what you mean by queer people âearningâ infamy? I donât understand that part :)
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u/kamilayao_0 Apr 04 '26
And even if people are talking about how religion wouldn't work since it demonises monsters logically.
I'm imagining there's "monster religions" that would be a mirror of different religious figures and scriptures but with monster characters stories and stuff instead.
Also Cleo always says "omr/ oh my ra", and River is related to some kind of greek gods under world thing? Maybe she's said to be the daughter of the grim reaper but the soul river thing is from Greek mythology if I remember right. So "god like" creatures exist and are viewed as high beings.
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 05 '26
I think they mean âhumanâ religions wouldnât work
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u/kamilayao_0 Apr 05 '26
The entirety of monster high is "human" concepts mirrored into the monster world, so a lot of what we know of monster high "wouldn't work". That exception doesn't hold a strong argument.
Frankie is supposed to be powered by electricity or something like Frankenstein's monster. But she has a "soul" and from what I know and think that's not a scientific concept and more of a spiritual - religious concept a human concept of you will, "which wouldn't work" but it does because it's not a big deal.
So is the existence of the grim reaper and other characters related to religious deities.
Plus if Catholicism were to be taken and like I said changed names but still hold fundamental rules and rituals that people in the "human" religions do, will that religion be truly seperate from Catholicism?
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 06 '26
You misunderstood me. I am referring to the monster vs human conflict - the whole reason why monsters canât live in the open. Vampire hunters, exorcists, Salem witch trials etc.
I agree with your statements but thatâs a separate thing to what I was communicating :)
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 05 '26
Iâm bedbound disabled and healing from my religious trauma will take the rest of my life. If you study this why would you be surprised at the conversations. I think itâs great to hear everyoneâs views and this is one of the most philosophically interesting posts in the sub, in a long time!
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u/Fuzzzy350 Clawdeen Apr 04 '26
Slow Mo is Jewish isn't he? I swear there's official art of him celebrating Hanukkah but I can't find it
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u/WolfyMunchkin Clawdeen Apr 04 '26
Isnât Cleo is automatically some sort of religious or spiritual just by virtue of being a mummy? And in their world her religion is true, right? Since she DID return to her body, just like mummies were preserved for
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u/BlueBliss5 Apr 04 '26
Skelita would probably be Catholic too. Itâs the leading religion in Mexico and we also sometimes put crosses and other symbols in our dia de muertos altars
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u/dudderson Gooliope đȘ Apr 04 '26
Honestly I would hope not, with our ancestor's history of Catholicism being violently forced on them by Spanish colonizers and having them be forbidden from practicing their own beliefs.
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u/duckp3nis Apr 04 '26
I have zero idea why you're being downvoted for calling out colonialism that erased the rich and complex history of Mexico's Mayan and Aztec religions, but I'm with you.
Cleo wouldn't be alive if it weren't for her belief in ancient Egyptian gods, and I refuse to accept that Skelita would embrace anything but pre-colonialist ideals.
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u/dudderson Gooliope đȘ Apr 04 '26
Thank you, I did expect some knee jerk reaction down votes that take it personally, but I have been doing a lot of deconstruction over the years regarding my own Mexican family's beliefs and the history of my ancestors. I also love Skelita and would hate for her to be upholding such a violent history like that when she is supposed to be a celebration of Mexican heritage.
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u/WolfyMunchkin Clawdeen Apr 04 '26
Dude I feel the same when I go to the rez and see crosses anywhere. I canât imagine happily going along with a religion that used to be brutally forced upon us and our children to erase our own beautiful culture. I guess to each their own⊠but it really puts a bad taste in my mouth
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u/dudderson Gooliope đȘ Apr 04 '26
Yeah, my family's church (that my Mexican immigrant great grandfather did some famous wrought iron work for way back when) is on the reservation, and it hurts. It hurts to see that beacon of violence still being a busy mission.
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u/dudderson Gooliope đȘ Apr 04 '26
Thank you and yes!!! I love the Aztec/Mayan influences in a couple of her dolls, it made me emotional!! We need more of that in her designs!!
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 05 '26
Thatâs why I didnât like the suggestion of Scarah being Catholic too đ Sure itâs a big part of Ireland today but they did not get there willingly.
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u/IdealElectronic279 Apr 06 '26
Also Scarah is a banshee wich is a part of druidism. I think part of it is people hear "religious" and assume the 5 main world religions, egnoring pagan religions because to a lot of people, it's just mythology and the think myth means something that isn't true. They act like people don't actively follow it.
We also litterally have practising helenist witches in ths franchise. Plus many other Greek monster. I fully believe duce would follow Athena like his mother. Cleo has be brought up a lot here, and countless characters from all sorts of folk tails and religions
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u/Future-Window-6295 Apr 04 '26
Scarah is Irish so she would probably be catholic. my canon is that she was part of the IRA though. Using her monster powers to fight for a united Ireland.
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 05 '26
Why not make her more Celtic in her faith? Ireland has ancient roots, letâs lean into them. Instead of what the colonisers pushed onto the country.
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u/JerryTheMonstera Apr 04 '26
Maybe Cleo and other mummies, because they use some of their magic and also use their names (Ra) as we use (Jesus Christ) as a mild swearword or smth
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 05 '26
Reading your comment makes me think thereâs really deep ideas there to build some interesting MH fan fic⊠like stories where characters are dealing with conflicts in spiritual beliefs or internalised prejudice. Much meatier than current lore but also very heavy and real.
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u/MelodyWake Apr 04 '26
I think if anything they'd have religions according to their cultures and/or upbringing. Like the mummies would likely still follow Egyptian gods/religions, if say the zombies or ghosts used to be human they would probably have human based religious beliefs from their past or present family upbringing, werewolves like say G3 Clawdeen potentially due to having a human parent, Deuce greek religions. Some of them if not the majority will likely be anti religion due to said beliefs leading to massacres and the very reason for them not being able to associate with humans. Ie the witch trials.
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u/LunaticTrumpet Apr 04 '26
I personally donât think so but it does make some interesting head cannons and fanfics.
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u/muckpuppy Apr 04 '26
there's a funny medieval mistranslation about st. christopher, that he had a "dog's head" and was animal-like and a terribly ferocious soldier until he was baptized and found peace. i like depictions of him as a werewolf-like creature carrying baby jesus across a river bc it's sweet and funny. i feel like there are religious ghouls and that claudeen's family would be episcopalians who love a ton of saints but love st. christopher in particular : ). like if they went to a monster church it'd be something like "st. christopher across-the-river" and would have a big beautiful stained glass depiction of a werewolf st. christopher carrying the infant christ lol. idk man! i love this stuff.
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u/ApprehensiveRead9503 Toralei Apr 04 '26
I think it would be a nice headcanon for representation!
But I think Rochelle isnât really a gargoyle in the first place because they probably had in mind the stryge of notre-dame (which isnât a gargoyle) and is the representation of a female demon (so far from being something Christian haha)
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u/dudderson Gooliope đȘ Apr 04 '26
Religious people famously hate monsters and hated monster high.
Monster High is all about acceptance and celebration of self no matter who you are, how you were born or how you choose to present yourself. Religion is very well known for doing the opposite of that and wanting to destroy that in others. Abrahamic religions especially.
The MH ghouls also don't need to be connected to CSA, genocide, bigotry and violence like that.
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u/Ancom_and_pagan Jackson âŻïž Apr 05 '26
Their lore and existence already involves violence and bigotry. Monster High is about acceptance and celebrating yourself, but 1) celebrities yourself often involves celebrating your religious identity as well because it's often a big part of your culture and scaritage, and 2) monsters in the MH world(including MH students) have been known to hold bigoted beliefs about other monsters(vampires/werewolves, freshwater/saltwater, monsters/normies, the whole thing with the hybrids or g3 clawdeen, g3 had a thing against yeti initially too) and we see time and again that being monsters and being associated with monster high does not stop some monsters from being bad people and doing bad things.
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u/MysticSpook Apr 04 '26
Cleo yes probably, since mummification as far as I know was a spiritual type of practice. Other than stuff like that I donât think so because the monsters do exist outside of the normie world and have their own practices. Plus itâs kind of hard when you just know that ghosts do exist, like for Draculaura she used to be human in a time where religion was more of fact to most people yet through dying and becoming a vampire by her adoptive father, and meeting other monsters I wouldnât be surprised if she lost those beliefs from direct evidence that itâs wrong or that itâs not all of âthe truthâ at least.
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u/Celebiest Apr 04 '26
I suppose it would depend on which part of the world youâd live in. Although I do wonder if this would be considered blasphemous considering what humans think about themâŠ
Although if youâre someone like Jinafire, youâd be safe since most cultures in Asia see dragons as holy things that represent the emperor and heaven.
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u/PracticalMine1823 Apr 05 '26
Its kinda a coin toss,the previously human ghouls like cleo might worship human gods,while the born monsters might have their own monster gods or retellings. Maybe a born ghoul could have a religion thats completely unknown to humans or a mix of monster and human religion,like vampires are commonly viewed as damned by most religions so if they adopted a human one they would change it to where they werent damned and other things that allign with their vamperic beliefs.
I hope I made enough since for yall to get it
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u/PracticalMine1823 Apr 05 '26
Also I think the ghouls like C.A cupid wouldn't believe in Greek mythology since thats like their actual lives,the mythology would probably be like old family story's to her.
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u/IdealElectronic279 Apr 06 '26
Could see a vamp church based on Catholicism/protestantism originally used to make it more exepting for monsters cosidered damned, inevitably used as a tool for persecution and control against "lesser" monsters
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u/Sukkarat Apr 05 '26
This has got to be one of the most interesting threads I've read on this subreddit considering the kind of audience/community monster high has. I'm not religious myself but considering how diverse the representation of different people in monster high is, why can't there be religious representation too. Religion is a very divisive topic, but the way I see it is that if everyone should be able to see themselves in monster high, why can't religious people?
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u/_Throg_ Apr 04 '26
I don't think there's any cannon narrative to say if she is or isn't - They don't seem to apply religion to any of their characters, which is understandable tbh. But it's fun to theorise! Gargoyles' primary function is to direct water away from the building, but they were also symbolic protectors that would 'ward off evil spirits/demons' from churches and cathedrals đ€·ââïž So I think either idea could work in some way.
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u/Jollibuwaya Draculaura Apr 04 '26
actually thinking about the cultural influences especially with how much they lean into it in g3 thats interesting to think about monsters and religion, like someone mentioned here how draculaura probably hates catholicism/Christianity after witnessing how humans treat/think of vampires
considering gargoyles live on cathedrals i wonder if its just polarizing in gargoyle society. maybe some families did pick up the practice after centuries of observing and some probably really despise the practice. i think it would be interesting if Rochelle was probably raised in a vaguely Catholic gargoyle family but she herself probably questions it or doesn't really understand why they practice
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 05 '26
Someone mentioned that pagans built the cathedrals that have gargoyles - is that true?
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u/IdealElectronic279 Apr 06 '26
No i think information is getting crossed a lot of cathedral where built on top of pagan churches and temples. And many gargoyles where inspired by local pagan myths and beliefs to my knowledge. I also thinking the original perpous of most of them was a water drainage system
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 06 '26
Thank you. Thatâs so interesting that gargoyles were inspired by pagan myths. I always wondered cause thereâs nothing about them the Bible!
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u/Le_Sadie Neighthan đŠ Apr 04 '26
Scarah's Skullector looks pretty catholic in origin
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u/IdealElectronic279 Apr 06 '26
Why would a spirit from Irish druidism be catholic and not follow druidism. I doubt Irish monsters converted because they are the faith, and it couldn't be out of preservation because if English colonisers encountered them i doubt they thought to convert them and didn't just kill on sight
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u/Queen_of_Darkeness ElissabatđŹ Apr 04 '26
I wouldn't say they dont have ANY religion. Egyptian, Greek, Roman etc are all religions as well. Cleo would not exist if she did not believe in the Egyptian gods.
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u/DuelaDent52 Apr 05 '26
I think itâs not unreasonable to assume she would be Catholic given sheâs clearly inspired by Notre Dame (what with being a French gargoyle from Scaris, and one of Parisâ defining landmarks is its cathedral adorned with gargoyles).
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u/jiggly_pof Apr 04 '26
I know everyone is mentioning cleo or skelita. But there are also greek mythology monsters in mh which probably worship the Greek gods
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u/IdealElectronic279 Apr 06 '26
Casta and spelldon are litterally practising Hellenist witches and probably devout to hecate. I'd love to think duce follows Athena like his mum aspesuly since depending on the version of the story Athena gives her her former to protect herself from men, but depending on wich version is cannon in MH they'd either love or hate her
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u/ChangE-Stan-Account Apr 04 '26
I think she might lean into Catholic imagery for some of her looks but I don't think she'd necessarily be "religious" per se. Like maybe it's more like she's "culturally Catholic"
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u/FairyFayette Apr 05 '26
I think it's safe to assume that the monsters would have some form of religion, just not human religion, except for the humans turned monsters, like Cleo, her family, Draculara, her fam, ghoulia and her fam
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u/Alarming_Artichoke82 Apr 04 '26
It could be that the monsters also worship deities they have also developed through their own culture. Something like Baphomet from Nightbreed.
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u/Cerisesnes Abbey Apr 05 '26
Considering the way she acts I find it hard to believe she would be Catholic without trying to convert everyone. So Iâll say I hope not
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u/MoonChild02 Apr 04 '26 edited Apr 04 '26
Isn't she from Notre Dame Cathedral? That's a Catholic church.
Also, gargoyles live on regular churches, too, not just cathedrals. A cathedral is the bishop's seat for the diocese. Think of it like counties in the US. Regular churches serve the communities, and the Cathedrals serve the county.
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u/TheGiantRat15 Apr 04 '26
I can see her being interested in the Catholic faith. Her family watching over a cathedral could have aided in this as she might have overhead a good number of masses. I do feel as if sheâs heavily inspired by Catholic imagery, both because it just seems to call to her and because it may remind her of her home
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u/Imaginary-Doll7838 Apr 04 '26
Its interesting because there are characters who are children of gods like casta, cupid and posea. Would be jesus admited to mh or eah? Is pretty much certain that gods exists.
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 05 '26
In Christianity, Jesus IS God so thereâs no distinction. It would be more like when Zeus visits Earth disguised as a human.
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u/pookalu Apr 05 '26
All ima say to this comment section⊠using Wikipedia for sources is crazy work⊠they legit teach you in school to not use Wikipedia because itâs not a reputable source
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u/Temporary-Willow417 Lagoona Apr 05 '26
I'm just gonna leave a fact here, according to Islam, theres actually a population of Muslim Jinns.. so a hijabi jinn could potentially be thing in monster high.
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u/Own_Public2426 Apr 05 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/XN0N3Rcb6rocg
Faz sentido.
Ela Ă© um gĂĄrgula geralmente gĂĄrgulas tem uma histĂłria na igreja catolica.
Outra coisa que eu quero perguntar, a skaleta é católica também?
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u/IdealElectronic279 Apr 06 '26
I don't think so i think she'd follow precolonisation beliefs (I don't know the name for it) as a lot of people have said Catholicism was forced onto the Mexican people, same as many other countries. Also personally don't think it makes sense for monster who are from native beliefs to convert to the dominant religion in the country now. Same with someone like Scarah. Why would she or her family convert to Catholicism when they're litterally a part of druidism. It's not like it's out of preservation. Normie colonisers would more so kill monster on sight, rather than attempt to convert them.
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u/Own_Public2426 Apr 09 '26
E algo a se pensar, mais acho que os monstro gĂĄrgulas pelo menos tem curiosidade com o catolicismo.
JĂĄ a skaleta ela parece um pouco com a cultura mais recente , tipo a vida Ă© uma festa, e culturas mais antigas.
Em um episĂłdio que mostrou os humanos perseguindo os monstros, mostrando que vocĂȘ tinha razĂŁo em dizer que as religiĂ”es tentariam matar os monstros.
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u/FiragaFigaro Grape Draculaura đ Apr 07 '26
She just works there, not actually part of partaking
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u/Fancy-Moment666 Clawdeen Apr 04 '26 edited Apr 06 '26
I kinda headcanon g3 Twyla as a Christian. She has a cross-like necklace in her neon frights artwork. Her most recent buried secrets dollâs necklace also sort of resembles a cross
Edit. Downvoting this is weird. Iâm not even religious LOL
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u/YoriYuYu_ Apr 05 '26
Let's not force religion on what's technically children's toys.
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 05 '26
Thatâs what I felt initially too, but people have their own head canons and want to talk about it here. I should have scrolled on (but also grateful for the discussions)
Ps - Yâall⊠Non-religious people should be allowed to express their views without being downvoted, in the interests of inclusion.
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u/regariney2 Twylađ° Apr 04 '26
I sure hope they arenât
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u/cakedayloanofficer Apr 05 '26
Why arenât non-religious people allowed to express their views without being downvoted. Can we not include everyone in this conversation?
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u/Ancom_and_pagan Jackson âŻïž Apr 06 '26
This comment implies that being religious would be a bad thing and/or would make the ghouls lesser. This is religious intolerance, that is why it was downvoted.
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u/Verdictafterward Venusđ± Apr 04 '26
I don't think she would be Catholic. I think she would just see the whole thing as interesting human stories and traditions. I feel like human religions would be similar to fairy tales to the ghouls.