List Of Nightmare Before Christmas Characters Novels & Stories

A few people in elves' costumes trail in after, closing the doors behind them to keep the outdoor warmth from entering. "Merry Christmas!" Santa announces, voice booming. The children's excited laughter spills forth as they rush to surround him. He peers in mock curiosity at their tiny eager faces and begins. "So far this year all of you kids have made it on the good list and steered clear of the bad one. So I've brought presents for all!" The children voice their giddy approval. Santa then reaches to his side and unravels a scroll. "The first kid on this list is Hazel Kashani! Please step up."

This had happened before. Panic surged through me. I raised my hand and slapped myself, the sharp sting confirming I was awake. “What’s today’s date?” I demanded. Charlotte blinked, taken aback. “December 25th, dear. Christmas Day.” I blinked, my pulse racing. My eyes drifted toward the large Christmas tree in the corner of the room. Behind the twinkling lights and ornaments, someone stood. Dressed in a red Santa Claus suit, complete with the hat and a thick white beard, watching me silently.

There were three merpeople, Star, Waverly and Dirk. Two vampires, Erivik and his daughter Eri. Four dragons, Zaire, Roxi, Asher and Jed. Two Fae, Zachary and Tsporah. Two wizards, Sedrick and Alfonso. Five witches named Pearl, Diamond, Jewel, Gemma and Monae. And nine werepeople because the school was still predominantly werewolf and also they ate way more than the regular individuals they were named, Caleb, Marco, Jacob, Marlena, Tyeisha, Sashay, Ceren, Aylah and Halima.

J 12:33 before daybreak They were almost out of ammo. The undead were former soldiers, but they were now under the command of Papa Nightmare—someone who, Roo now knew, while brutal and merciless, was inexperienced as a military leader. The Voudon priest was used to a brute-force approach. The number of dismantled Civil War-era corpses piled up in the storage unit was a testament to Papa Nightmare’s lack of military acumen.