Doodles, the team behind the globally acknowledged non-fungible token collection “Doodles,” has partnered with Universal Monsters, the entertainment studio that brings classic horror icons like Dracula and Frankenstein into the Web3 space, to launch a new sticker non-fungible token collection on Telegram. In response to this integration, Doodles has seen its daily trading sales surge by 13% from the past day.
Doodles & Universal Monsters NFT Integration
In an October 28 blog post, the Doodles NFT team confirmed that they have partnered with the Universal Monsters team to launch non-fungible token stickers on Telegram. Launched in Oct 2021, Doodles is a non-fungible token project from the digital artist “Burnt Toast” and his team featuring a limited edition of 10,000 cartoon profile pictures hosted on the Ethereum blockchain network.
timeless icons of horror, ushered into the onchain era. @UniversalPics ' Universal Monsters x Doodles. coming to @ton_blockchain . pic.twitter.com/fSXwiw2V5h
— doodles (@doodles) October 28, 2025
Doodles are known for their playful, pastel art style featuring diverse characters like humans, cats, and aliens. The project quickly gained attention for its active community engagement and unique approach to nurturing its holder base. Since its launch, Doodles has expanded into areas like animation, music, and partnerships. Its recent developments include the launch of Doodles 2 and the DOOD token.
On the other hand, Universal Monsters is a media franchise centered on a series of iconic horror, suspense, and science fiction films produced by Universal Pictures from the 1920s to the 1950s. It features characters like Dracula, Frankenstein’s Monster, The Mummy, The Wolf Man, and The Invisible Man, which established the classic era of monster movies and became a profitable and enduring brand.
Universal Monsters NFT Stickers Overview
Under the new integration, Universal Monsters anticipates leveraging the Doodles non-fungible token functionality and experience to create limited-edition digital collectibles of their iconic monsters. The integration of Universal Monsters into NFT signifies a move to engage new audiences by adapting timeless stories and characters for the decentralized internet and NFT space.
This NFT initiative is part of a broader strategy to extend the Universal Monsters brand into new experiences, including theme park lands like “Dark Universe” at Universal Epic Universe and Halloween Horror Nights. The NFT partnership showcases how traditional entertainment giants and emerging Web3 studios can work together to redefine fandom for the connected generation.
The popular messaging app ‘Telegram’ began allowing users to buy, sell, and trade stickers as unique digital assets in December 2024. Since then, Telegram expanded its non-fungible token sticker offerings, with major brands like Lamborghini and famous NFT collections like Pudgy Penguins. Telegram NFT stickers have boosted the global NFT market by bringing digital collectibles to a mainstream audience, creating new monetization opportunities for creators, and bridging the gap between social media and Web3.