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‘Hotel Transylvania’ fandom distraught over Invisible Man revelation

Some hoped that Griffin would be hot.

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The Hotel Transylvania fandom is in turmoil after the discovery that the visible form of Griffin, aka the Invisible Man, is, well, not at all what they were expecting.

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It turns out that there’s a pretty strong Invisible Man thirst fandom in the depths of Hotel Transylvania fandom, and discovering what he looks like under the, uh, invisibility has not been a pleasant experience for them. Griffin’s human form was revealed in the trailer for Hotel Transylvania 4, which was released this week.

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It’s not really clear why they expected him to be hot, but expect they did, and now those expectations have been dashed to hell right all over Twitter.

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Other Twitter users are not exactly being kind about it.

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Instead gloating and mockery are the hour of the day.

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And some enterprising fans have chosen to reject canon and substitute their own.

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There’s a Change.org petition to make the Invisible Man ‘hot’ that has already gathered more than 15,000 signatures.

 
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