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Watch The Skylanders Sing Their Version Of The 12 Days Of Christmas
The holidays are fast approaching, and people everywhere are finding ways to express their cheer in between panic attacks and night terrors about getting the wrong gift for that special someone. For the Skylanders, that means buddying up and singing their own unique version of The 12 Days of Christmas.
The carol starts off as expected; the Skylanders sing about the wonderful presents they’re to receive over the course of 12 days. One thing’s for certain, these guys are really happy they’re not enemies. About halfway through, however, the heroes let the holiday spirit get the best of them (too much eggnog?), and the song effectively breaks down into the Skylanders version of the pokérap.
This isn’t the first holiday shenanigan the Skylanders have gotten themselves into. In October, a motley crew of undead Skylanders got together to celebrate Halloween. Even though it’s a bit out of season, you can watch the punnily named “Trick or Trap” here.
For more on Skylanders: Trap Team, check out Andrew Reiner’s review here. If you want to know when the latest and greatest Skylanders are coming out, we have a handy Trap Team Checklist to help you out.
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