The Perfect Guy is a Monster High student whose face is never seen. His first and only appearance is in "Horrorscope".

PersonalityEdit

The horrorscope described the Perfect Guy as "solid and dependable", though this may have been an allusion to him being turned into stone rather than what he himself is like.

Physical DescriptionEdit

The Perfect Guy is a handsome, tall, and muscular student who wears a leather jacket with a grey jeans. He has black hair that is styled like Elvis Presley.

AppearancesEdit

Volume 1Edit

According to Draculaura's horrorscope, she will meet the perfect guy, "handsome, chiseled, solid and dependable", as soon as her eyes leave the page.

She looks up and a door opens, illuminating the Pefect Guy. After checking her appearance, the ghouls look for the guy, who has disappeared. Draculaura tells them that if she doesn't meet him by the end of the school day, the horrorscope won't come true, and they only have two minutes until the final bell.

Cleo spots him heading for the boy's locker room, and comes up with a Plan B while Frankie "re-directs".

Frankie touches her bolts, and uses the energy to zap the guy away from the door. Lagoona calls out her frogs, but the guy sidesteps them all. He starts to open the door, just as Cleo drags Deuce Gorgon up the front steps of the school (plan B).

Cleo pulling off his glasses and turning the guy into stone.

Later, Draculaura is sitting with him, who is still turned to stone, talking about a shopping trip. She smiles and touches his hand, telling him that her horrorscope was right, and he's such a good listener.

NotesEdit

• The Perfect Guy is a modified model of Heath Burns, with different skin tone, haircut, and hair color. Given this and the presence of Heath's fire-theme in his outfit, he might be a smoke elemental or something in that direction.
• Draculaura has twice had a short-lived semi-relationship with Heath. Make of that connection what you will.
• Draculaura's perfect boyfriend is introduced as such in the same way Clawd Wolf was in "Why We Fright". Make of that connection what you will also.