Count Moneybone is a skeleton overlord who is the main antagonist in the Nintendo 3DS version of Skylanders: Swap Force. He is the lord of The Underworld and is flanked by an army of undead clockwork creatures.
Full of himself and overconfident about his intelligence, Count Moneybone uses his creations and powers to take and do what he wants with no regard for others. He initially used the guise of a kind, trustworthy monarch to deceive his entire town in order to carry out his plans until the Skylanders revealed his true colors: a cruel, power hungry monster. He is also said to be vengeful, and is willing to deceive his own town to carry out his plans. For reasons unknown, he wishes for all of Skylands to be Undead like him.
Subject ID: 97760
MoreCount Moneybone is a skeleton overlord who is the main antagonist in the Nintendo 3DS version of Skylanders: Swap Force. He is the lord of The Underworld and is flanked by an army of undead clockwork creatures.
Full of himself and overconfident about his intelligence, Count Moneybone uses his creations and powers to take and do what he wants with no regard for others. He initially used the guise of a kind, trustworthy monarch to deceive his entire town in order to carry out his plans until the Skylanders revealed his true colors: a cruel, power hungry monster. He is also said to be vengeful, and is willing to deceive his own town to carry out his plans. For reasons unknown, he wishes for all of Skylands to be Undead like him.
In Skylanders: SuperChargers, he is portrayed to be very loyal to Kaos and shows no signs of his boastful personality unless confronting the Skylander, even attempting to be optimistic about his and Kaos' "total victory" despite a recent failure. After Kaos began working with the Skylanders, Moneybone considers his former master as a traitor and once again sought to fulfill his own plans to rule Skylands.
Though much of his abilities lie in being knowledgeable about machinery, he can teleport objects with the snap of a finger, and turn others Undead using his staff. In SuperChargers, he was granted abilities to force others into Perspective Gates and seal or open them at will.
Oddly, Moneybone appears to be convinced about his fist fighting abilities despite being frail, and in Battlecast the character with the lowest health if his power suit is deactivated.
Subject ID: 97760
Subject ID: 97760