The new proposal of the ideal platform for children and those who grew up watching these animated adventures.
This Halloween season, Disney + surprises with a proposal which combines humor, fantasy and the gothic aesthetic that so conquered the public with Merlina. His new seriestitled Vampirina: A teenage vampirepromises to appeal to both children and adults with a charming and visually stunning story.
Inspired by the animated hit Vampirinathis live-action version reinterprets the children’s classic for a new generation, with a more adolescent tonecomplex characters and a narrative that explores acceptance, friendship and the value of being different, without losing the magical essence that characterizes Disney productions.
A teenage vampire
Credits: Disney
What Vampirina is about: teenage vampire Ana, Disney’s new bet
The plot follows Vampirina “Vee” Hauntleya young vampire who moves with her family from Transylvania to a small American town. Over there must adapt to human lifehide his true identity and learn to live with the challenges of adolescence, from friendships to first loves, while balancing his supernatural side with his desire to fit in.
Throughout the story, Vee discovers that She doesn’t need to hide who she is to be accepted.. Her positive energy, curiosity, and rebellious spirit make her a modern heroine with a powerful message: being different can be what makes you shine. The series combines moments of comedy, mystery and tenderness, ideal to enjoy with the family during October.
Disney+: trailer for Vampirina: a teenage vampire
Disney+: cast of Vampirina: A Teenage Vampirina
- Isabella Crovetti (Vampirina “Vee” Hauntley)
- James Patrick Stuart (Boris Hauntley)
- Lauren Graham (Oxana Hauntley)
- Jordan Fisher (Edgar Peeples)
- Sofia Wylie (Bridget)
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