Extras: Draculaura has a pink Skullette hairbrush with a doll stand. There’s also her diary and her Certificate of Authenticity. In the Monster High book series, Draculaura is often called Lala by her friends, while Draculaura is her RAD (Regular Attribute Dodger) name. She often has makeup smears and smudges because she can't see her reflection. She is often wearing cashmere and spending her time in the steam room because she is always cold due to having no pulse. She has pale skin, pink highlighted hair (which matches her makeup and outfits), and fangs. There's no better way to celebrate the howlidays than with hauntingly festive attire. A pink-streaked updo, striking crown, candy cane gloves and ornamental earrings complete her fangtastic look. Extras:This Draculaura doll comes with her pet bat, Count Fabulous, her pink hairbrush and matching stand, and a diary.

Draculaura speaks with a Hungarian accent. The accent is based off Béla Lugosi's accent. He was the first person to ever portray Dracula. Accessories: She wears a bright yellow headband with two bows on each side. Her earrings are gummy pink skullettes, and she wears tall white ankle heeled boots with a wafer-like texture and round studs going across in four different rows. The heels are a hot pink in several spots, including the cross-paint brush skullette, the second skullette resting just below, and the heels which are paint tubes that connect to the soles through a squirting-like design. She also comes with a small white paint brush held in her left hand, and a hot pink paint palette (a gift from Clawd) in the other. While in Scaremerica, Draculaura finds herself in the Division of the Worlds, with her father being an important supporter of the New World project, along with figures such as Hexicah Steam and Bloodgood, and stands for equality within the monster races, growing up to be the accepting girl she is, and eventually, she meets Clawdeen Wolf. From that moment on, she was solely raised by Dracula in the Vampire Court, where she met her friend and fellow vampire, Elissabat, and spent most of her days being pampered or attending fabulous balls.

Draculaura doll’s majestic look is complete with ornate lace-sculpted shoes that have a bat-topped spiral staircase at the heels. Draculaura's School's Out diary reveals that Draculaura is in fact Dracula's adoptive daughter, not biological, and that he took in her and her mother "when no one else would". She also reveals that her father is not the Dracula who Bram Stoker wrote about. [1] She has light pink eye shadow with some pink glitter on top of her eyes. She has a Frankie heart on her left cheek. Accessories: Draculaura has a dull pink lip bag with a geometric style, and gray sunglasses with a similar lip style.

October 23, 2007: Mattel requests the trademark for Ula D which was originally to be Draculaura's name. Accessories: She wears the plastic cravat from her Creepateria release in white, and a yellow bead bracelet first seen on signature Lagoona in yellow. Doll: This doll is a fused version of Draculaura & Robecca, featuring Robecca's metal panels and a slightly pearlescent version of Draculaura's pink skintone. The doll features slots for wings, a unique feature to Dracubecca, not present in either Draculaura or Robecca. The face looks more like Draculaura, featuring her pointed ears and softer facial features, with the exception of her eyes, which are Robecca's gear shaped irises, combined with Draculaura's eye colour. Soon Draculaura is born, her name given as an honor to the being who saved both her and her mother's lives. The family decides to move to the Dacia province, actually known as Romania, to offer Draculaura the environment she needs. Kindhearted, Draculaura grows to be a happy child, and so did Camilla's and Dracula's relationship, as the vampire promotes her to head of the house and soon falls in love with her.Draculaura is the daughter of Count Dracula, who is based on Béla Lugosi's famous portrayal of the character. Her character design takes many cues from traditional portrayals of Dracula and vampire-related characters; her skin is pale, she has visible fangs and dark hair, and she speaks with a light Romanian/Transylvanian accent. Notes:Dead Tired Draculaura was re-released in 2013 as part of the rerelease of the Jewelry Box Coffin playset. In the music video for the Monster High Fright Song, there are several character analogues who received creative interpretation by the video crew. The "Vampire Girl" is portrayed by Melanie Mah. All hail The Vampire Queen! Draculaura Vampire Heart doll looks like she’s stepped right out of a dark fairytale in her gore-geously gothic gown.