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Night of the Living Dummy II is the thirty-first book in the original Goosebumps book series, and the second book in the Living Dummy saga. It was first published in 1995. This is the first book where Slappy is the lead villain.
Night of the Living Dummy II: 1995 Slappy becomes the main antagonist in Night of the Living Dummy II. When Amy Kramer, the main character, wants a new ventriloquist's dummy for her family's weekly "talent show". Her dad finds Slappy at a local pawn shop and gives it to her as a gift.
TitleYear ReleasedInformation2013Jackson Stander is every parent's dream.2010Ray Gordon brings an ordinary ...2009Slappy appears in this book, and turns ...2008Britney Crosbey and her friend, Molly ...Since his debut in 1993 at the end of Night of the Living Dummy, Slappy has become the most popular villain and the mascot of the Goosebumps franchise, appearing in more books and media than any other Goosebumps character.
Oct 20, 2023 · In episode 6, "Night of the Living Dummy," it is revealed that Slappy was first bought by a talentless magician named Ephraim the Great, who became famous and successful overnight with the help of the sentient dummy.
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May 10, 2022 · Night of the Living Dummy II was released several years into the Goosebumps run and solidified Slappy as the primary antagonist that he would go on to remain in so many subsequent books and...
Nov 13, 2023 · Episode 9 of Goosebumps "Night of the Living Dummy: Part 2" is the penultimate episode of Disney's frightfully fun series, with Slappy's return and some huge story reveals ahead of the season 1 finale.
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Amy's Dad brings home a new dummy called Slappy, and on the first night after his arrival, a series of strange pranks begin to happen, that everyone in the family seems to deny playing. However, Amy begins to realize the truth, though no one will believe her, and it may soon be too late... — Anonymous.
