Did you know? In alpha builds of Skylanders: Giants, Bone Chompies were originally called Undead Chompies.

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Did you know? In alpha builds of Skylanders: Giants, Bone Chompies were originally called Undead Chompies.
Did you know? According to Crossbones in Skylanders: Trap Team, all Skeletons are rich.
Did you know? The first Shadow Knight encountered in Creepy Citadel can be hit with ranged attacks before his enemy introduction cutscene plays, but he can’t be defeated, as he is scripted to be invincible until after his cutscene is finished.
In Skylanders: SuperChargers, much like Armored Chompies in other games, Bone Chompies have a counterpart called Bonehead Chompies.
Did you know? Unlike other Spiders in the series, who have only four legs, Gargantulas have six.
Did you know? Due to a glitch, for a couple seconds after they’re defeated, while their armor is crumbling, Shadow Knights can still be “hit” by attacks (as in, damage numbers will still appear).
“Not just a hollow shell.”
- The game description of Shadow Knights
Seen above: Unfinished models of the Skaletones, depicting the average Skeleton from Skylands