October

A friendly monster calls your child this Halloween

Vlad the little vampire, Ramses the sleepy mummy, Bruma the little ghost, Lila the kind witch and Fran the good-natured monster. Five Halloween characters built for giggles, not fright.

No jump scares, no blood, no screaming: all five are written for small children and are incapable of frightening anyone.

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Bruma

Calling from the haunted attic 🎃

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Halloween has a problem with three to six year olds: almost everything on offer is designed to be scary, and at that age scary is not fun — it is a night of no sleep.

These five characters work the other way round. They are clumsy, sleepy, friendly monsters who dress up, get things wrong and laugh at themselves. The conversation is about costumes, pumpkins and candy, not about scares.

The five good monsters

Each one has their own voice, story and way of speaking. Pick whichever fits your child best.

Halloween without the fear: how we do it

The difference between a Halloween character who is funny and one who is frightening is in the details, and here every one of those details is decided in advance.

  • Nobody chases, threatens or jumps out: the character calls, says hello and has a chat.
  • The monsters have endearing flaws. Ramses falls asleep mid-sentence; Bruma keeps bumping into walls.
  • Death, blood and anything that could come back at bedtime are never mentioned.
  • If your child says they are scared, the character changes the subject and reassures them.

If you would still rather start gently, Lila the little witch is the sweetest of the five.

Ideas for Halloween night

The call works best as part of something rather than the whole plan. These are the combinations that land best:

  • Right before trick-or-treating: the character asks what they dressed up as and wishes them luck.
  • While face paint or the costume is going on, to make the waiting fun.
  • Back home afterwards, so they can report how much candy they collected.
  • At a party with several children: each one gets a minute with the monster.
  • On November 1st, for the child who fell asleep before the party started.

Personalized with what you tell us

Before the call you tell us four things: your child’s name, their age, what they love and what they have just achieved. Add what they dressed up as and the character will bring it up.

This is not a recorded video with a name slotted in: the character listens to what the child answers and takes the conversation from there. That is the part you cannot fake.

What you should know before paying

You pay per minute, no subscription: buy a balance and spend it whenever you like, with any character in the catalogue. Nothing auto-renews.

There are no ads inside the call and nothing a child could tap to spend money. Setup and payment live on your side of the app, behind a PIN.

Minute Packages

Choose the perfect package for your family

IDEAL FOR 1 CHILD

Pack 3

3+1minutes
4.992.99-40%
  • Perfect for a first call
  • Personalized experience
  • Valid for 7 days
  • Extra minute to try the experience before calling with your child
IDEAL FOR 2 CHILDREN

Pack 6

6+1minutes
8.995.39-40%
  • Ideal for longer conversations
  • Multiple calls or one extended call
  • Valid for 7 days
  • Extra minute to try the experience before calling with your child

ℹ️ Prices may vary depending on your location.

Frequently Asked Questions for Parents

Is it really not scary? My child is very sensitive.
All five characters are written with explicit instructions not to frighten: no chasing, no jump scares, no blood, no death. They are clumsy, friendly monsters. If your child says they are scared, the character changes the subject and reassures them.
What age is it for?
From 3 with Lila or Bruma, who are the gentlest. From 5 or 6 any of the five works, and that is the age where a slightly silly monster is funniest.
Are they only available in October?
No, all five are available all year, like the rest of the catalogue. October is when they make the most sense, but some children love monsters in March.
Can I tell them what my child dressed up as?
Yes: when you set the call up you can say what they love and what they are celebrating, and the character uses it in the conversation. Write that they are a dinosaur and that is what they will talk about.
How long does the call last?
As long as you decide: it uses the minute balance you have. On Halloween, with the costume and the candy excitement, three or four minutes is usually plenty.

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