Scary Godmother: Halloween Spooktakular

A curious girl who begins Halloween fearful of legends but grows into someone who seeks connection. Her journey from fear to trust centers on openness to new friends and the playful world of the Fright Side. She is brave in small acts, and the moment she accepts the possibility of friendship changes the course of the night. She is rewarded with a skeleton key as a symbol of future access to courage and companionship.

A witty, talking skeleton who acts as a friendly guide between Hannah and the spooky world. He brings sarcasm and warmth, helping to smooth tensions and remind everyone of shared history and legends. His presence anchors the fantasy with humor and loyalty.

The vampire patriarch of the Count family, who welcomes Hannah and provides a protective, familial atmosphere. His kindness helps normalize the idea that monsters can be caring and safe hosts.

A warm, magical mentor who spirit-scoops Hannah to the Fright Side and guides her with gentle wisdom. She turns fear into curiosity and models compassionate leadership.

A kind vampire countess who helps welcome Hannah into the community. She embodies the film’s message of inclusion and kindness within a spooky circle.

A loyal, friendly werewolf who adds warmth and humor to the group. He participates in the phantom fest and protects his friends with good-natured mischief.

An eight-year-old child in the Count household, curious and affectionate, looking up to the bigger creatures and contributing to the sense of family within the group.

Hannah's friend who supports the adventure and helps share the wonder of the night. She contributes to the sense of belonging and shared experience.

Hannah's older cousin who orchestrates a prank to test her courage, sparking the night's conflicts and lessons about fear and storytelling.

One of Hannah's friends who joins the nighttime vigil and explores the Spook House, representing peer involvement in the Halloween adventure.

Another friend of Hannah who shares in the night’s journey, illustrating how fear can be overcome through companionship and shared experiences.