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Monster By
Mistake is a computer animated series that tells a tale of enchantment
set in a contemporary world.
Warren Patterson is an 8-year-old boy with allergies who has been
enchanted by a magical jewel from a mysterious parallel world. Because
of a spell that goes awry, Warren turns into a 7-foot-tall blue monster
whenever he sneezes. He can’t return to his normal form until
he sneezes again, and it’s anyone’s guess when that may
happen! Warren and his older sister Tracy also have to deal with the
wicked Gorgool who wants to steal the jewel and use it for his own
evil purposes; as well as the other unpredictable spells emanating
from the jewel and its accompanying Book of Spells. Luckily, the kids
have the help of their friend Johnny B. Dead, a ghost of a musician
who secretly lives in the Patterson’s attic. Warren and Tracy’s
parents are oblivious to all the magical happenings occurring under
their roof, which makes for unending comic possibilities.
Monster By Mistake created by Mark Mayerson
Series Executive Producers: Arnie Zipursky and Kim Davidson |
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Warren
It’s a tough life being a shy 8 year old with allergies. But
life just got a whole lot cooler ever since a spell was accidentally
cast on Warren Patterson. Now, every time Warren sneezes, he turns
into a huge powerful MONSTER!
Being a Monster can be a lot of fun. There is no more need to worry
about school bullies; you can run really fast and lift huge boulders
without breaking a sweat. Of course Warren also needs to control his
little...(or rather, big) secret. The only problem is he can’t.
You see, Warren can only turn into a Monster by Mistake, whenever
he sneezes. And because he has bad allergies, it can happen pretty
much anytime, anywhere.
Warren’s very close with his older sister, Tracy. Along, with
the ghostly Johnny B. Dead, Tracy helps Warren realize that he doesn’t
have to be a Monster to be a great person (being the Monster is just
a bonus!). |
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Tracy
Do you ever wish that you could make your teacher disappear? Tracy
Patterson can....well, sort of. One day, Tracy found a mystical gem
called the Jewel of Fenrath, and a strange old book called the Book
of Spells. Whenever she reads from the book, she casts a spell from
the Jewel. The only problem is that she never knows for sure what
will happen because The Book of Spells is written in ancient Fenrathian.
Every spell is trial and error. Some errors are very big errors, like
the time she accidentally turned her parents into ice cream sundaes.
Despite the occasional spell gone wrong, Tracy thinks magic is cool.
She spends a lot of time trying to master the Book of Spells.
Tracy is confident, capable, smart, and tremendously loyal to her
monster of a brother. She’s full of optimism and curiosity about
the world and can also be a little bossy at times (but hey, she’s
a big sister!). Tracy believes every problem has a solution, if you
think about it hard enough, which is good because she casts a lot
of magic spells that need reversing! She is valiant and brave and
always keeps her cool in difficult situations. |
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Johnny B. Dead
Johnny B. Dead is dead....literally. In his former life, he was a
trumpet playing jazz musician.
Johnny lives in the Pattersons’ attic , (shhhhh, it’s
a secret)...a secret that is hard to keep because Johnny keeps popping
up where he doesn’t belong. He has a hard time controlling his
appetite, which keeps him in the kitchen messing around with the food.
He has a hard time holding back from playing the tunes, which causes
the strange sounds to resonate from the attic; and he has a hard time
being alone, as Warren and Tracy are the first real friends he’s
had in a long time. Warren and Tracy are always on their toes trying
to come up with explanations for crazy noises, floating objects and
strange voices that their parents occasionally hear or see. So far,
they have been very successful in keeping their ghostly secret, but
who knows how long this will be able to continue.
Johnny is always cracking lousy jokes and playing cool swing tunes
on his horn. He’s a true friend and a great guy to have around.
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Gorgool
Gorgool’s a sorcerer and the would-be ruler of Fenrath. Long
ago, Gorgool was zapped by the Jewel of Fenrath and was magically
shrunk and imprisoned in a glass orb, about the size of a soccer ball.
A great vortex hurled him from Fenrath into the somewhat boring world
of Pickford. This has made Gorgool angry! Very VERY ANGRY!!! He has
never been great at anger management, even at the best of times.
Now, he plans to steal back the Jewel of Fenrath and The Book of Spells
so that he can escape the ball, return to his normal size and rule
Fenrath. Somehow, he conned a dim-witted human to be his Servant.
The Servant simply has carry Gorgool around and try and get the Jewel
and The Book of Spells from Warren and Tracy. Unfortunately for Gorgool,
the Servant always seems to find a way to mess things up. Needless
to say, it fills Gorgool with rage to be reliant on such a nincompoop. |
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The
Servant
The Servant is definitely not the sharpest knife in the drawer. This
dim bulb is tall, strong, menacing and extremely clumsy. One day,
when The Servant was down on his luck, he found Gorgool in a ball
lying on the street. Gorgool promised wealth and power for the Servant
if he would help him escape his imprisonment. The Servant believes
that if he finds the Book of Spells and Jewel of Fenrath, he will
receive a great reward. The Servant clings to that hope and remains
pathetically loyal to the bad-tempered super-small guy in the ball. |
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Billy
Don’t mess with Billy, he’s a mean school bully. Billy’s
hobbies include picking on younger kids and taking stuff that doesn’t
belong to him. One of his favorite kids to pick on is Warren Patterson.
Too bad for Billy, things have changed ever since Warren and Tracy
found the Jewel of Fenrath and The Book of Spells. Somehow, every
time Billy picks on Warren, a blue monster appears and foils Billy’s
plans. Billy is sure that Warren is somehow turning into this Monster,
but he can’t figure out how he does it. He has made it his goal
to catch Warren in the act and reveal his secret to the world.
Even though he seems like a mean kid, Billy is actually kind of lonely.
Nobody likes Billy and the feeling is mutual, but the truth of the
matter is that underneath his toughness, Billy just wants to belong. |
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