Hotel Transylvania: Transformania

Drac and his friends are enjoying a routine of monster parties and mischief when a gizmo created by Van Helsing misfires, turning everyone into the opposite species. Drac, who usually towers over his friends, finds himself in a human body, while Johnny, the human generous, becomes a monster of sorts. With the Monsterfication Ray causing chaos, the unlikely duo must team up to fix the mess before the spell wears off and before their very identities collide in catastrophe. They set out with Mavis and the gang, crossing continents and facing comical misadventures as they try to reverse the swap. The film blends frantic action with warm family humor. The humor lands with a wink for both kids and grown ups.

Directed by Jennifer Kluska and Derek Drymon, Hotel Transylvania: Transformania is part of Hotel Transylvania universe created by Genndy Tartakovsky. It blends 3D animation with fast paced gags for a family audience. It released in 2022 under Sony Pictures Animation.

Box office numbers are not the focal point since the movie arrived primarily on streaming platforms. There was no traditional theatrical run, so no reported gross is available. This approach emphasizes streaming metrics rather than box office totals for viewing.

Set in the familiar monster apartment building and beyond, Transformania adds to the franchise's playful take on family, identity, and acceptance. Fans connect with the voice cast and the movie's humor that travels across generations. The film nods to ongoing fan rituals and keeps the monster world feeling alive.

Critics generally welcomed the cheerful energy and the continuity with the franchise, even as some noted the setup feels familiar. The film foregrounds cooperation, empathy among monsters and humans alike, and the value of sticking together as a family through chaos. The film suggests family grows when differences are embraced.