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: The monsters in the film are literal representations of the characters' internal struggles:

: The film presents fear as a double-edged sword—both a "handicap" that prevents greatness and a necessary instinct that prevents foolishness. The central conflict arises because Skylar, having had her "personal monster" (Deimata) captured since she was an infant, has never learned how to process fear. Girl Vs. Monster

The Harmony of Bravery: How Music Defeats Fear in the Modern DCOM Girl vs. Monster TV Review - Common Sense Media : The monsters in the film are literal

: Her monster, Theodosia, represents her fear of academic failure and public speaking. Bob the Scarecrow

: His monster, Bob the Scarecrow, embodies his fear of being a coward.

: Faces stage fright, which manifests when her monster, Deimata, possesses her rival.