Mavis

Count Dracula is the owner of the Hotel Transylvania and Mavis's father. He is very protective of his daughter, trying to shield her from the dangers of the outside world.
Mavis Dracula is Dracula's daughter, a young vampire who dreams of exploring the world beyond the hotel.
Frank (Frankenstein) is Frankenstein's monster, good-natured and a little clumsy.
Murray (Mumiy) is a mummy from Egypt, plays the guitar well, loves rock and roll.
Wayne (Wolfych) is a werewolf, a friend of Dracula; he has a large family.
Wanda is Wayne's wife, also a werewolf; the couple has many wolf cubs.
Winnie is Wayne and Wanda's daughter and Dennis's close friend.
Griffin is an invisible man; he is almost invisible, but he is always at the center of events.

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Even when she is attacked (for example, by zombies in the fake village), she worries about those who behave aggressively - she does not want to hurt anyone.

Mavis has a knack for cracking jokes, but she can also roll her eyes effectively and deliver emotional remarks, which adds a lively edge to her character.

She doesn’t hide her emotions: if she’s sad, offended, or happy, it’s immediately obvious.

Mavis doesn't just dream - she tries to act: she packs a suitcase, plans an escape, looks for ways to break out of the usual routine.

She is not ready to remain a “daddy’s girl” forever and persistently defends the right to make her own decisions.

She's restless: Mavis genuinely wants to explore the world beyond the hotel, meet people, and experience new things. For the daughter of the overprotective Dracula, this is practically rebellion.

Like her father, Mavis is a vampire. She has the typical vampire traits and abilities:

She can turn into a bat at will;
does not tolerate sunlight and leads a nocturnal lifestyle;
has sharp teeth.

Mavis has a vibrant and contradictory personality. On the one hand, she's inquisitive, optimistic, stubborn, and independent. She feels cramped within the confines of the hotel; she dreams of seeing the world, meeting people, and experiencing new things. On the other hand, she can be dramatic, capricious, and even sarcastic, especially when it comes to her father's overprotectiveness. At the same time, Mavis is sincere, gentle, and caring: for example, even in a dangerous situation (when zombies surrounded her in the "fake" human village and tried to harm her), she worried about them.