black hair Appearance. Frankie has a face, eye color (heterochromatic blue-green) and skin tone (mint green) unique to her. She has black hair with white highlights in a half pulled-back half down hairstyle which is unique to her and cannot be bought.

So Frankie is now blue because the kids Mattel asked thought blue was prettier than green. Now, as a big fan of the colour green this makes me sad, but it also resulted in another character colour change. Lagoona.

One of Frankie's most distinguishing characteristics is her heterochromia: her right eye is blue, whilst her left eye is green. She also has white hair with black lightning-bolt-like streaks and her fringe is pulled back and clipped.

One of Frankie's most distinguishing characteristics is her heterochromia: her right eye is blue, whilst her left eye is green. She also has white hair with black lightning-bolt-like streaks and her fringe is pulled back and clipped.

Yes, they are blue now. It's due to Universal having a copyright on Frankenstein being green. I think they look fine. They're definitely still recognizable as Frankie Stein.

This means that when two animals from the same gene pool (who carry the gene for heterochromia) mate and produce offspring, the offspring is more likely to also have the condition. As inbreeding is more unusual and less common for humans, the gene for heterochromia is typically masked by more dominant genes.

Nonbinary It's official, Monster High fans: Frankie Stein is nonbinary.

They say it in the movie a couple times, the voice actor for the animated show is non-binary, I've heard the vest the core doll wears is meant to mimic a binder as you mentioned and non-binary falls under the trans umbrella, the trans flag is pink, blue and white and those colors have been intertwined in their design ...

Green What is the rarest eye color? Green is the rarest eye color in the world, with only 2% of the world's population (and fewer than one out of ten Americans) sporting green peepers, according to the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO).

In most cases, children born with heterochromia will experience no other symptoms. They do not have any other problems with their eyes or general health. However, in some cases heterochromia can be a symptom of another condition.

[5.1] Even though the Monster High novels include one ambiguously queer character, Draculaura's uncle Vlad, none of the teen characters represent nongender-binary or nonheterosexual identities.

For example, the character Clawdeen Wolf is canonically racially ambiguous, represented by her half-werewolf, half-human background, and bisexual. Frankie Stein was recently confirmed to be gender nonconforming and autistic.