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Hotel Transylvania: Transformania

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A ray swaps monsters and humans, and Dracula becomes what he feared most

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Quick recap

Dracula wants to retire and leave the hotel to Mavis and Johnny, but lies about a law that would only let monsters own it. To help Johnny, Van Helsing uses a ray that turns monsters into humans and the other way around. The ray turns Johnny into a dragon and Dracula into a human, and breaks the crystal that powers it. The pair head to South America for another crystal, and their friends follow. Along the way Dracula and Johnny start to understand each other, but Johnny's transformation keeps getting worse.

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Hidden details

  1. CameoDracula changed voices

    Adam Sandler was unavailable because of scheduling conflicts, and Brian Hull voices Dracula. Hull had already played the part in the short Monster Pets. Kevin James also left: Brad Abrell voices Frank. Kathryn Hahn, Steve Buscemi, David Spade and Keegan-Michael Key return.

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  2. ChangeIt was meant for theaters but went to Prime Video

    The theatrical release was set and delayed several times because of the pandemic. In August 2021, Sony canceled the theatrical release and sold the streaming rights to Amazon. It came out on Prime Video on January 14, 2022.

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  3. Behind the scenesNew directors, made during the pandemic

    Genndy Tartakovsky did not direct: he stayed on as writer and executive producer. Jennifer Kluska and Derek Drymon, who worked on SpongeBob SquarePants, directed it. Production was done remotely during COVID-19, and the film was announced as the franchise's final entry.

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