She also has an array of childhood friends, mostly human, that she had met during the interchanging of worlds enabled by the Day of the Dead celebrations, such as Gloria, a young human girl she met at the age of 4, who she exchanged dolls with, starting a beautiful and long-lasting friendship, or Carlos, an equally human young teenager she met at the age of 8 and introduced to the concept of the celebrations. Initial shipments of Lagoona's second doll include a variant with shoes without fins, which are repaints of Ghoulia's shoes rather than Lagoona's first doll's shoes. Pain Immunity: According to the ghoulfriends books, robots can't feel pain as Robecca crashed into a tree, but she was perfectly fine. Homunculi (prior to 50 CE) - Miniature humanoid servants that could be created in a variety of ways and from a variety of materials. The earliest definite robot or robot designs known about are creations by Leonardo da Vinci from around 1495. The idea of creating mechanical creatures to perform various kinds of labors has since been pursued with slowly building fervor. It wasn't until 1920, however, that finally the term "robot" was invented. Before, various descriptive phrases and words like "automata" had been used. "Robot" has been coined in the book R.U.R. from Karel Čapek. It is adapted from a word found in many Slavic languages and means "work" or "worker" to "slave" and "slavery". The term was further popularized by Isaac Asimov.

Accessories: Robecca comes with a dark royal blue circular purse and another more boxy shaped purse that is copper and royal blue with gear accents. Extras: Like the other Freaky Fusions, She comes with a Electric Yellow Stand and Brush. She also comes with a unique diary, co-written by Draculaura & Robecca. Magical Voice: As a phantom, Operetta's singing and screams can cause her to break glass and quiet down everyone in the room. She is also able to disorient and control the minds of her listeners if they are exposed to her singing for a long period of time. This does not occur if they listen to a recording of her voice. A grandmother has appeared in " Scare-itage", presumably the mother of Skelita's father. She may or may not be the grandmother in the picture in Skelita's diary, who looks more like she'd be her mother's mother. In her biography, Robecca mentions being friends with Rochelle Goyle and Frankie Stein. This may be because Robecca saved her life and because of the fact that Robecca had already met Frankie's parents and therefore naturally became her friend, or because of their relation as simulacrum. Robecca mentions in her diary that she found Draculaura to be a honorable and accommodating hostess, suggesting that they may be or were friends. Also, it has been seen in the 'Ghoulfriends' books that Rochelle Goyle and Venus McFlytrap are her best friends.

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Rochelle is an aggressive individual. Even little things can provoke her into a confrontation that might not be the better solution. This aggression most often presents itself when one of Rochelle's family or friends is at risk of being harmed. Rochelle is fiercely protective of her loved ones and will go far to keep them safe. But while well-meant, it isn't always appreciated, because Rochelle's protectiveness sometimes denies her loved ones their own autonomy. Rochelle doesn't mean to do this though and has trouble coping when the realization of her error hits her. Additionally, Robecca is a girl that lives in the past. Since she "grew up" in the early 20th century, she grew comfortable using what today is considered outdated equipment, resorting only to typewriters and candles over computers and electric light. She is simply more comfortable this way and cannot adapt to the newest gadgets, so she always goes the old-fashioned way. She doesn't seem too upset about being an orphan. Rochelle Goyle has a boyfriend named Garrott du Roque in Scaris, and she has also been shown to have a crush on Deuce Gorgon despite having a boyfriend, Rochelle is romantically inclined and without Garrott's company a tad needy. As a result, Rochelle has developed feelings for Deuce, whom she met when she was late for class and bumped into him in the halls of Monster High. Deuce lost his glasses and was surprised to find gargoyles are immune to his gorgon powers. Rochelle, meanwhile, got a good look at him and his beautiful eyes and instantly fell in love with him. Though she knows Deuce has a girlfriend whom he is very loyal to, she's not ready to give up on him yet and keeps looking for ways to continue to see him. For example, she had her pet, Roux, steal Deuce's casketball to lure him to her, so they could have a chance to get to know him better and talk alone. Rochelle has discussed her feelings about him with her friend, Robecca Steam, who disapproves of her pursuits, fearing for her friend is in for "the inevitable heartbreak".

SKRM: Operetta is a good Skullimate Roller Maze player. She hid this talent, up until she joined the new SKRM team at Monster High. BOO-Lu Cerone, Catrine DeMew, Catty Noir, Clawdia Wolf, Elissabat, Gigi Grant, Headless Headmistress Bloodgood, Heath Burns, Honey Swamp, Jane Boolittle, Slowman "Slo Mo" Mortavitch, Twyla, Viperine Gorgon, Wydowna Spider Message Interaction: Elle can work as a message receiver, translating messages from space. Elle translated the messages that Astranova's comet sent. However, this interaction caused her discomfort and messed with her systems. Rochelle comes from a two parents-home, but nothing else is known about her parents, other than the fact that female gargoyles lay eggs. She also has a grandmother living in Scaris, who provided Rochelle and her friends with a place to stay in " Scaris: City of Frights". It is possible that Operetta's mother was born and raised in the southeastern region of America as she has at least one grandmother that lives there. She has a good relationship with her grandmother, who is coincidentally best friends with the grandmother of Honey Swamp. Welcome to Hauntlywood Friends [ ]It is unknown when "simulacrum" was first applied to an artificial being, but one would assume it to have done so not too long after the term's introduction. Around the time "simulacrum" obtained its negative connotations, a shift in role occurred for artificial beings. Whereas before the nineteenth century, simulacrums were either willing servants or loyal spouses, starting the nineteenth-century stories about simulacrums who are unhappy with their lower lot in life and constantly strive to become "human" appeared at an increasing frequency. In Renaissance Italy, Leonardo da Vinci sketched plans for a humanoid robot around 1495. Da Vinci's notebooks, rediscovered in the 1950s, contained detailed drawings of a mechanical knight now known as Leonardo's robot, able to sit up, wave its arms and move its head and jaw. The design was probably based on anatomical research recorded in his Vitruvian Man. It is not known whether he attempted to build it.