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You give me the chills! Katseye have collaborated with Monster High to drop their rendition of the fashion doll franchise’s iconic “Fright Song.”

The music video, which dropped last week, finds members Daniela, Lara, Manon, Megan, Sophia and Yoonchae all dressed up like fashion-forward Monster High dolls inspired by their individual backgrounds and cultures.

Yoonchae wore an outfit inspired by a Jangsanbeom, a creature from Korean folklore, while Megan was a Huli Jing, a Chinese fox spirit. Lara wore an outfit inspired by the Hindu shape-shifting demon Rakshasa and Sophia was an ultra-scary but chic Manananggal, a mythical creature from the Philippines. You also had simple creatures like the sea monster, a costume worn by Manon, and a werewolf, worn by Daniela. The song is a riff on “Fright Song,” Monster High’s official theme song from 2015. The 2025 version was modernized to include a lot more musicality.

“Monster High is a brand we’ve all grown up with, idolized and just loved playing with so much as little girls,” said Lara in an interview with People. “So now, being in a group that is so all about our individuality and celebrating our cultures and our differences, Monster High is the perfect, most organic collaboration that we could possibly have.”

To celebrate their collaboration, each girl was able to create their own one-of-a-kind custom doll inspired by their music video looks. While you can’t get your hands on their specific dolls, we’ve included a few options down below that might satisfy that itch. Shop these Katseye-inspired Monster High dolls below.

This doll from Monster High best represents Manon’s sea monster music video look. Named Lagoona Blue, this doll can be purchased at Walmart for $24.99 and comes with a pet fish named Neptuna and accessories like a jellyfish-shaped backpack and tons of snacks. Although the looks are quite different, the general concept is still the same. They’ve even got the same nautical ears.

To aptly represent Daniela’s werewolf look, you know we had to throw Clawdeen Wolf in the mix. This doll retails for $24.99 at Walmart and comes with a little wolf pet named Crescent and school-centric accessories like a backpack, planner and glasses. Like Daniela’s look, this Monster High doll is both spooky and ultra-fashionable, with fur trim to match.

Sophia’s music video look was inspired by the Manananggal, a monster from the Philippines. The mythical creature is vampire-adjacent, hence why we picked this Draculaura doll to represent her look. Retailing for $26.99 on Amazon, the doll is pretty in pink, all dressed in a pink party dress along with spooky accessories like a tiara and a coffin-shaped gift box.

Unfortunately, Monster High doesn’t have any mythical fox-esque creatures available on the market yet. The brand does, however, have a cat doll that we think emulates Megan’s Huli Jing look pretty well. This Monster High doll is a werecat named Catty Noir. The figure is currently on sale for $18.52 on Amazon and comes with a pet sphinx cat named Amulette and a slew of pink accessories like a clear heart-shaped backpack. The doll is ready for pop stardom, much like Katseye, dressed in a hot pink stage outfit with metallic accents. Everything down to the platform boots are just “purrfect” (sorry, we had to.)

Yoonchae’s music video look is inspired by the Jangsanbeom, a creature from South Korean folklore. The mythical being is said to be a large, white and fluffy beast, which aptly translates into this Monster High doll depicting a yeti. Abbey Bominable retails for $24.84 on Amazon and comes equipped with a pet mammoth named Tundra and a slew of cute little snowy accessories. The doll is whimsical and colorful, fun for K-Pop fans and collectors alike.

Finally, Lara’s music video look was inspired by the Hindu shape-shifting demon Rakshasa. The demon is sometimes depicted with a tail and horns. We think the closest Monster High doll to Lara’s look is this Jinafire Long doll from Walmart. Retailing for $20.99, the figure is inspired by a dragon, another unique mythical creature. Jinafire Long comes with a pet puppy named Cloudy ‘Yun Yun’ and accessories like a yogurt drink and a backpack. While this doll doesn’t have horns, we think it gives the same energy to Lara’s fierce music video moment.

Watch Katseye’s Music Video For “Fright Song” Here