Operetta



 Operetta™ 

Daughter of The Phantom of the Opera

Age 16...in phantom years

 Killer Style  :

From the top my hotrod red victory roll hairdo to the souls in my shoes-don't step on 'em-I'm a high-octane rockabilly phantom de force. I've also got this pitch perfect beauty mark that starts on my face and ends in the ginchiest tat ever.

 Freaky Flaw  :

I'm a bit of a diva and a perfectionist...okay more than a bit. Mostly it's just about my music thought which causes monsters to kinda lose their minds for a few days if they hear me sing live. My voice doesn't have the same effect when you listen to it recorded.

 Pet  :

Memphis "Daddy O" Longlegs is my pet spider. Course he's not like any other spider you've ever seen unless you've seen one rocking a pompadour while playing a standup bass.

 Fav Activity  :

Playing music and singing. What else is there to unlife?

 Biggest Pet Peeve  ;

I don't like being told what to do-guess I'm hardheaded that way.

 Fav School Subject  ;

Music history. Can't know where you're going if you don't know where you've been.

 Least Fav Subject  :

Mad Science. The only thing i want to create is music.

 Fav Color  :

Vintage Velvet Red

 Fav Food  :

Fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches. Thankyouverymuch.

 BFFs  :

Holt Hyde and Deuce Gorgon.

Operetta is an independent country diva with a flair and passion for music unmatched by any student at Monster High. Though she can be a bit uptight at times, she has a big heart and a wonderful spirit. {| class="toc" id="toc"

Contents
[hide]*1 Personality
 * 2 Portrayals
 * 3 Physical Description
 * 4 Classic Monster
 * 5 Relationships
 * 5.1 Family
 * 5.2 Friends
 * 5.3 Pet
 * 5.4 Romance
 * 6 Clothing
 * 6.1 Campus Stroll
 * 6.2 Skultimate Roller Maze
 * 6.3 Dot Dead Gorgeous
 * 6.4 Fifth Fashion Pack Line
 * 7 Meta Timeline
 * 8 Notes
 * 9 Gallery
 * 10 References
 * 11 Comments
 * }

PersonalityEdit
Holt Hyde called her "a bit of a diva" with a "set of pipes" in his diary. She is described as being a perfectionist and that she hates being told what to do. Although she was introduced as being bitter and frigid at first, she warmed up to the ghouls and showed that she could be a great friend. Overall, Operetta is like her music, independent and free. She doesn't walk on eggshells for anyone and will do what she wants, when she wants, no matter who it hurts or who it helps.

PortrayalsEdit
Operetta appears for the first time in the webisode "Hiss-teria", voiced by Cindy Robinson. Cleo mistakenly accuses her of trying to steal Deuce. She has been a regular character since then.

Physical DescriptionEdit
Operetta has purple skin and bright red hair with 50's inspired Victory Rolls. She has flashy makeup, a music-related arm tattoo, and a similarly music themed scar-like "beauty mark" on her face which, in the webisodes, she covers with a spiderweb patterned, heart/musical note shaped eye mask.

Despite her opera inspired name and background, Operetta seems to be highly influenced by Elvis Presley with her Southern accent, interests, and somewhat rebel attitude.

Classic MonsterEdit
Hugh Panero in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the OperaAdded by BlackstarfairyfiendOperetta is the child of Erik, The Phantom of the Opera. His story starts when a young girl's father is on his deathbed and tells her, Christine Daae, that he will send the Angel of Music to her. The Angel of Music is supposedly the "personification" of music, and is a character in one of her and her father's favorite stories. When Christine is given a position in the chorus at the Paris Opera house an unearthly, beautiful voice speaks to her. Although Christine believes him to be her Angel of Music, he is actually Erik, a deformed genius who had been extorting money from the Opera House for years.

With the help of Erik, Christine triumphs in her performances. But due to the refusal of the surrender of Box Five to the Phantom, a lead singer loses her voice and a chandelier crashes into the audience. During the confusion, Erik kidnaps Christine in hopes that she will come to love him and oddly enough, she finds herself attracted to him - until she takes off his mask that is. Fearing she will leave him, he decides to keep her with him forever, but two weeks later, she was granted her request to leave.

Erik overhears a conversation between Christine and her childhood sweetheart, Raoul de Chagney. Raoul promised to take her away from the Phantom, which sent Erik into a jealous frenzy. He attempted to drown Raoul in a torture chamber, and threatened to blow up the entire Opera House, killing everyone in it, including himself and Christine. She agrees to marry him to save everyone, and Erik kisses her on the forehead. This was the first time he had ever been allowed a kiss from any human, and emotionally moved, he told Christine to go marry the man she wanted to. She leaves crying and promises to come back when he dies and bury him. It is advertised in the newspapers three weeks later that, "Erik is Dead". Only those who knew he was the Phantom would understand this. It is revealed that his cause of death was of a broken heart. This information is based on the original 1910 novel by Gaston Leroux.

The influence of The Phantom of the Opera has in regards to the appearance of his daughter is still speculative at the moment. Several movies based on the novel vary in the deformities in what they are, how they are produced and just much of his face is affected.