Forget everything, you thought you knew about monsters in this new epic reconstruction. Rayleigh has reached his 12th birthday and suddenly he is transported into the underworld to discover. He is actually the son of bogeyman.
The twist is that monsters are not what we think monsters are so yes, they do terrorise children, but they use the nightmares to ensure the children learn to be better people growing up.
Through the trials and tribulations of RayLeigh trying to prove his worthiness of becoming a supreme scorer for the entire Confederation of lightless places and his natural talent for the propensity for trouble, we find him meeting and making friends whilst he embark on an adventure that helps him, find his missing father
Overall, this is a clever construct and merges, mischief, mayhem monsters all into one fun packed story.
The twist is that monsters are not what we think monsters are so yes, they do terrorise children, but they use the nightmares to ensure the children learn to be better people growing up.
Through the trials and tribulations of RayLeigh trying to prove his worthiness of becoming a supreme scorer for the entire Confederation of lightless places and his natural talent for the propensity for trouble, we find him meeting and making friends whilst he embark on an adventure that helps him, find his missing father
Overall, this is a clever construct and merges, mischief, mayhem monsters all into one fun packed story.