Home Depot Unveils 12-Foot Talking Skeleton, Because Subtlety Is Overrated
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- •Home Depot announced on July 17, 2024, that its 12-foot Skelly skeleton is upgraded with a mobile app feature.
- •The new Skelly, priced at $379, features 20 different LCD eye animations to enhance its spooky vibe.
- •Skelly will be available online starting the day after the announcement and in physical stores later in summer 2024.
Home Depot is back at it in 2026, unleashing Skelly, its 12-foot-tall viral Halloween skeleton with fresh tech borrowed from last year's 6.5-foot Ultra Skelly. For $379, horror fans can now make this giant spooky bone bundle speak through a mobile app, transforming themselves into creepy ghosts-in-the-machine without even leaving their couch. Skelly’s eyes now flaunt 20 LCD animations, more variety than a microwave dinner aisle, an upgrade from 8 two years ago. Available online starting tomorrow and in stores late summer, Skelly is ready to haunt suburban nightmares with some extra digital flair and an army of new Halloween characters stalking the same aisle.
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(1 of 3)Who needs Halloween parties when you can just order a $379 talking skeleton to roast your guests through its creepy moving mouth? Truly, we live in the future of awkward social interactions.
Home Depot’s new 12-foot skeleton talks better than your ex and has more eye animations than Netflix has shows. Spooky upgrade, humans.
For $379 you can control a giant skeleton’s jaw from your phone, because what else screams 2026’s peak loneliness and innovation?
Source: Theverge | Published: 7/15/2026 | Author: Andrew Liszewski
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