Home Depot’s 12-foot viral bones are now talking

Home Depot is and raise his 12 long bones to help make Halloween decorations popular as the spooky season approaches. Skelly borrows some technology that was introduced a little earlier 6.5-foot Ultra Skelly last year, including allowing you to speak through the bones of the mouth using a mobile application. The a new version of Skelly will be available online starting tomorrow for $379 and in Home Depot stores later this summer, along with a new line of Halloween characters.

Skelly was last updated two years ago with eight different animations for its LCD eyes, but this new version hits 20 different options to choose from through the app, including animations celebrating holidays other than Halloween. The app can also be used to change Skelly’s head and mouth movements, record up to 30 words or phrases, and talk through bones in real-time via Bluetooth so you can communicate with pranksters from afar. If you don’t want the new features, Home Depot is bringing back the simple Skelly model for its original price of $299.

If you are looking for decorations that connect with children, there is something new animated zombie parrot which uses a combination of 20 pre-recorded words to generate unique answers to yes or no questions.