Just in time for Halloween, the creative minds at MorphSuits designed this infographic to help explain and remind people of the literary monsters that live within popular books. The infographic is an educational tool that shows each viewer how scary a monster really is by rating the appearance, powers and evil intent.
The chart shows an illustrated image of each literary monster and then provides an overall score based on the comparison to other creatures. The chart titled 'Monsters in Literature' records ghoulish creatures from dementors, which appear throughout the iconic Harry Potter series to the White Walkers who appear throughout the Game of Thrones series.
Each monster is given a grade from zero to 100 percent based on how terrifying they are. The lowest score is 20 percent, which was given the giant squid in 'Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.' Then, the highest score, which was 100 percent, was given to Pennywise the clown in IT.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Infographic Education
- Utilizing infographics as educational tools to visually represent information and engage viewers.
- Monster Ranking
- Creating charts or rankings to categorize and assess the scariness of literary monsters.
- Scary Rating System
- Developing rating systems to quantify and compare the level of fear that different monsters evoke.
Where This Applies
- Education
- Incorporating infographics into educational materials to enhance learning experiences.
- Entertainment
- Developing charts or rankings for scary creatures in books or movies to engage audiences and create excitement.
- Marketing
- Utilizing rating systems to measure and promote the fear-inducing nature of products or experiences.
