Skeleton Guy is a minifigure Introduced in October 2015 as part of 71010 Minifigures Series 14.
Description[]
The Skeleton Guy is wearing a typical skeleton costume, which consists of a black suit with white bone patterns over it. He wears a skull-shaped mask held on by strings, through which his eyes can be seen. His suit printing depicts the bones of a minifigure Skeleton on his arms, torso, and legs. His hands are white. He reuses the Leprechaun's clay pot in orange with a Jack-o'-lantern design on it as a Halloween treat bucket, which has a black handle.
LEGO.com Description[]
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“Why, yes, I am indeed a walking, talking skeleton.” There the Skeleton Guy was, out trick-or-treating one dark Halloween night, when he suddenly found himself in a land of real-life witches and ghosts and vampires. He doesn’t dare to take off his costume and reveal that he’s just a regular person underneath, so he’s doing his best to pretend to be a monster too, and hoping that he won’t be discovered. But what the Skeleton Guy doesn’t realize is that he isn’t actually fooling anyone. Everybody knows that he isn’t really a monster (after all, you can’t fool a werewolf’s nose), but they also don’t care. He seems to be a nice fellow, if a little strange, so as long as he keeps being a friendly neighbor, the other monsters think that he can dress up however he likes! |
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Notes[]
- He is the second minifigure to have printing all around his head, with the first being Alfred Pennyworth.
- In the LEGO Worlds Monster DLC one of the quests is to bring Spooky Boy to Skeleton Guy who Spooky Boy says is his brother.
