Picture Yourself In Monster Form With The “Monsters University” Create-A-Monster App David Weaver, June 7, 2013April 15, 2015 Do you want to be admitted into the fabled Monsters University but can’t because you’re a human? Well don’t fret, because now you can transform into monster form using the Create-a-Monster app! Before you start heading over to admissions however, you will want to find out more about this revolutionary procedure. Details after the break.Big or small, tall or short, bald or full head of hair, with this large assortment of monsters, colors, fur types and accessories to choose from, there is now way you won’t find a combination that will suit you best for your time on campus. Picking the initial form is key, you don’t want to get hung up on details until later, so start out simple with a general form and then pick a color that helps define your own unique monsterality.Next up is the accessories; now is the time to get those little details out of the way. Eye lashes, glasses, haircuts, its up to you to finalize your creation that way even in monster form, your friends will still recognize you. Finally it is time for your monster name and to share your monster self to the world. Now you are ready to begin your academic career as a brand new monster!You can begin creating your alternate monsterality using the Create-a-Monster app.Monsters University gets unleashed into theaters on June 21, 2013. Apps Viral Marketing Monsters University
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