Notable Universal Monsters/characters
- Mr. Hyde (Dr. Jekyll)
- The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Quasimodo)
- The Phantom of the Opera (Erik)
- Count Dracula
- Brides of Dracula
- Frankenstein's Monster
- Dr. Frankenstein
- The Mummy (Imhotep)
- The Mummy (Kharis)
- The Invisible Man (Dr. Jack Griffin)
- The Monster's Mate (Bride of Frankenstein)
- Werewolf of London (Dr. Wilfred Glendon)
- She-Wolf of London (Phyllis Allenby)
- Ygor
- Invisible Woman
- The Wolf Man (Larry Talbot)
- Count Alucard
- The Ape Woman
- Creature (Gill-man)
- The Metaluna Mutant
- The Mole Man
- The Creeper
- The Mad Ghoul (Ted Allison)
- Neanderthal (Professor Donald Blake)
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