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* PlotHole: The film cuts from Talbot filthy and ragged from his last werewolf transformation to him dressed in a beautiful suit in order to meet Baroness Elsa. It's not shown where the money came from for his transformation, nor how he obtains an American-style suit in Central Europe.
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* WhatHappenedtotheMouse: Maleva is found-- and recognized as Talbot's companion-- in the woods as the hunt is on for the killer of the girl. She is arrested, but we never learn what her fate is. Nor that of her wagon and horse, either.
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* WhatHappenedtotheMouse: Maleva is found-- and recognized as Talbot's companion-- in the woods as the hunt is on for the killer of the girl. She is arrested, but we never learn what her final fate is. Nor that of her wagon and horse, either.
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* What Happened to the Mouse: Mouse : Maleva is found-- and recognized as Talbot's companion-- in the woods as the hunt is on for the killer of the girl. She is arrested, but we never learn what her fate is. Nor that of her wagon and horse, either.
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* WhatHappenedtotheMouse: Maleva is found-- and recognized as Talbot's accomplice-- in the shrubbery as the hunt is on for the Monster. We never learn what her fate is.
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* WhatHappenedtotheMouse: What Happened to the Mouse: Maleva is found-- and recognized as Talbot's accomplice-- companion-- in the shrubbery woods as the hunt is on for the Monster. We killer of the girl. She is arrested, but we never learn what her fate is. Nor that of her wagon and horse, either.
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* WhatHappenedtotheMouse : Maleva is found-- and recognized as Talbot's accomplice-- in the shrubbery as the hunt is on for the Monster. We never learn what her fate is.
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* {{Diary}}: Dr. Frankenstein's journal appears once again, this time to provide a vital clue on how to destroy the Monster and bring Larry the death he yearns for.
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* BeautyMark: Elsa and the Monster (![[labelnote:*]]The monster's makeup strangely still included the shading used in the first movie to enhance the sunken cheek Karloff created by removing his bridgework.[[/labelnote]]) both have one.
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* BeautyMark: Elsa and the Monster (!) both have one.
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* NotableOriginalMusic: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ut76Wnr5KPs Faro-La, Faro-li!]]
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* AbortedArc: All references to the ending of ''The Ghost of Frankenstein'' were cut, which keeps the Monster as the ManChild it was portrayed before.
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* AbortedArc: All references to the ending of ''The Ghost of Frankenstein'' were cut, which keeps the Monster as the ManChild it was portrayed as before.
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* VersusTitle: Of the "X Meets Y" variety.
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* DeathOFAChild: One of Larry's victims is a little girl in Vasaria.
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* DeathOFAChild: DeathOfAChild: One of Larry's victims is a little girl in Vasaria.
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Infant Immortality has been renamed and split per Trope Repair Shop.
* DeathOFAChild: One of Larry's victims is a little girl in Vasaria.
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* InfantImmortality: Averted, as one of Larry's victims is a little girl in Vasaria.
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* {{Crossover}}: This was the ''very first'' occasion in which characters from two previously unconnected films had met in such a way, thereby retroactively creating an shared universe in which ''Film/Frankenstein1931'', ''Film/BrideOfFrankenstein'', ''Film/SonOfFrankenstein'', ''Film/TheGhostOfFrankenstein'' and ''Film/TheWolfMan1941'' existed.
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* {{Crossover}}: This was the ''very first'' occasion in which characters from two previously unconnected films had met in such a way, thereby retroactively creating an a shared universe in which ''Film/Frankenstein1931'', ''Film/BrideOfFrankenstein'', ''Film/SonOfFrankenstein'', ''Film/TheGhostOfFrankenstein'' and ''Film/TheWolfMan1941'' existed.
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* {{Crossover}}: This was the ''very first'' occasion in which characters from two previously unconnected films had met in such a way, thereby retroactively creating an shared universe in which ''Film/Frankenstein1931'', ''Film/BrideOfFrankenstein'', ''Film/SonOfFrankenstein'', ''Film/GhostOfFrankenstein'' and ''Film/TheWolfMan1941'' existed.
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* {{Crossover}}: This was the ''very first'' occasion in which characters from two previously unconnected films had met in such a way, thereby retroactively creating an shared universe in which ''Film/Frankenstein1931'', ''Film/BrideOfFrankenstein'', ''Film/SonOfFrankenstein'', ''Film/GhostOfFrankenstein'' ''Film/TheGhostOfFrankenstein'' and ''Film/TheWolfMan1941'' existed.
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''Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man'' is a Franchise/UniversalHorror movie from 1943. It is a CrossOver sequel for both ''Film/TheWolfMan1941'' and ''Film/TheGhostOfFrankenstein'' and it is Universal's first MonsterMash film.
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''Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man'' is a Franchise/UniversalHorror movie from 1943. It is a CrossOver sequel for both ''Film/TheWolfMan1941'' and ''Film/TheGhostOfFrankenstein'' and it is Universal's first MonsterMash film.
film. It is today also recognized as the film that established the first "shared universe" by establishing that the four preceding ''Frankenstein'' films, along with ''The Wolf Man'' existed in the same universe. Later Universal films would also add the three Dracula films and a version of The Invisible Man to this shared universe.
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* MonsterMash: First film of its kind.
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* CanonWelding: The first of the Franchise/UniversalHorror films to explicitly confirm that they had a SharedUnuverse.
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Four years after his death in ''The Wolf Man'', Larry Talbot (Lon Chaney Jr.) is awakened from his slumber when two vagrants open his grave. After instantly transforming into a WolfMan and killing one of them, he finds himself in Cardiff, Wales.
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[[caption-width-right:299:"Stop it Frank!" ''"[[IAmNotShazam My name is not Frank!]]"'']]
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[[caption-width-right:350:"Stop it Frank!" ''"[[IAmNotShazam My name is not Frank!]]"'']]
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* GratuitousLaboratoryFlasks: The film uses bubbling flasks and beakers of chemicals in its opening credits sequence. None, or very few, appear in the film proper, though.
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* FakeShemp: A completely different actor plays the Monster at the start of the film when he is thawed out of the ice, and they barely bother covering the fact up.
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** This is actually an artifact from the film's original script, which had the Monster blinded (a holdover from the end of ''Film/TheGhostOfFrankenstein''). While this was discarded in editing, it makes Lugosi's awkward lumbering much more understandable in context.
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context. However, in popular culture this aspect of the character became synonymous, with the next actor to play the part, Glenn Strange, incorporating aspects of it.
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** Creator/DwightFrye and Lionel Atwill, who'd appeared in several earlier ''Frankenstein'' films as different characters, show up yet again here. Ditto Patric Knowles, who was Frank Andrews in the first ''Wolf Man'' film and plays Dr. Mannering here.
** Not to mention that Bela Lugosi had played Ygor in ''Film/SonOfFrankenstein'' and ''Film/TheGhostOfFrankenstein'', as well as Bela the gypsy in ''Film/TheWolfMan1941''. Or that Lon Chaney, Jr. had played the Monster in ''Ghost''.
** Creator/DwightFrye and Lionel Atwill, who'd appeared in several earlier ''Frankenstein'' films as different characters, show up yet again here. Ditto Patric Knowles, who was Frank Andrews in the first ''Wolf Man'' film and plays Dr. Mannering here.
** Not to mention that Bela Lugosi had played Ygor in ''Film/SonOfFrankenstein'' and ''Film/TheGhostOfFrankenstein'', as well as Bela the gypsy in ''Film/TheWolfMan1941''. Or that Lon Chaney, Jr. had played the Monster in ''Ghost''.
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* RobbingTheDead: The two vagrants open Larry's grace so that they can strip from any valuables. It's fatal when the one being robbed springs back to life and turns into a werewolf.
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* BigDamnHeroes: Larry transforms just in time to save the girl from Frankenstein's monster.
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* YankTheDogsChain: Larry travels across Europe, hearing of a brilliant scientist who could help him, but by the time he gets to the Doctor's castle, he's long since deceased. Talbot's persistent, though, and manages to find both Frankenstein's notes, and a scientist willing to use them. Then the scientist decides to re-power the monster ForScience, and it all goes to Hell.
