| This article or section is a stub. You can help the Monster High Wiki by expanding it. |
|
Greetings and skullutations, Monster High! | 
|
| —Skelly Vonderbone in the TV series | ||
Skelly Vonderbone is a 2023-introduced and fiction-only character. She is a skeleton, a Monster High alumni, and a famous singer.
Portrayers[]
In the English version of the 2022 cartoon, Skelly's voice is provided by Brian Firkus, known as Trixie Mattel.
Character[]
Background[]
She is a famous singer and performer, and she's so famous that her concerts sell out throughout the world. She has also topped the Chillboard fifteen times, and the Underworld Renown of Stage and Screen.
Personality[]
Skelly is a very compassionate singer and friend, supporting Ghoulia when she cannot sing in front of her.
Appearance[]
She is a skeleton, having bones for their body. She has long curly black hair with colorful streaks, and wears a one-piece outfit with a skirt and broad shoulder pads.
Abilities[]
Skills[]
- Singing: Skelly is a professional singer.
Relationships[]
Haunted Theater Class[]
Timeline[]
- January 27, 2023: The full version of the song "Flaunt Your Skeleton", released on Spotify, as part of the animated series soundtrack. This version of the song is performed by Music Box employee Jackie Lipson instead of Brian Firkus.
- Skelly debuts in the episode "Flaunt Your Skeleton". Her voice actor, Brian Firkus, sings her song (now renamed to "Turn it Inside Out").
Trivia[]
- Skelly Vonderbone's name may be a reference to Lisa Vanderpump, who Skelly's voice actor Trixie Mattel is close friends with.
- According to an early leak of the premise of "Flaunt Your Skeleton", Skelly's name was originally going to be Debbie Scary. This name is still used in Amazon Prime's description of the episode.[1] Debbie Scary is a pun on Debbie Harry, the lead vocalist of the band Blondie, whom Trixie is also a fan of.[2] Incidentally, in the fourth episode of Season 7 of RuPaul's Drag Race (Trixie's debut season), she lip sync battled against fellow contestant Pearl to the Blondie song "Dreaming" and lost, marking her first (though temporary) elimination.
- Skelly's design appears to be inspired by Trixie's own drag style, particularly her extensive use of the color pink and tall, wavy-haired wigs.
Gallery[]
concept art color scheme
