earlier series. In He-Man and She-Ra: A Christmas Special, Skeletor also shows some affinity towards Relay, a partly-robotic dog who is a part of the Manchines. When shot down by Hordak late into the special, Skeletor is at first ready to leave Relay behind on a snowy mountain top but decides to carry Relay with him when he can't bear to listen to his whimpering. Although Skeletor appears annoyed by Relay licking his face, he refuses to let Miguel or Alisha carry the creature. In The New Adventures of He-Man, Skeletor becomes friends with a small mutant creature named Grr. After intimidating Grr to submission, he pets it and decides he likes it because the creature is apparently as vicious as he. Advertising Skeletor appeared in a Streets commercial advertising branded ice cream of the franchise in Australia in 1985, with Australian voice actor Keith Scott voicing him. Skeletor was featured in a series of ads for Honda, voiced by Jeff Bennett. Skeletor also appeared dancing in television advertisements for Moneysupermarket.com in March 2017. Skeletor made an appearance in a GEICO commercial in September 2017, voiced by Bill Lobley. Legacy Skeletor was the inspiration for the 2019 self-help book What Would Skeletor Do? Diabolical Ways to Master the Universe by Robb Pearlman. He also makes a cameo appearance alongside He-Man in the 2022 film Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers with Alan Oppenheimer reprising his role. See also Szkieletor, a structure in Kraków, Poland, nicknamed after Skeletor (using the Polish version of the name) Lich Ōgon Bat References External links Skeletor at Comic Vine Skeletor at Writeups.org Comics characters who use magic Extraterrestrial supervillains Fictional characters introduced in 1981 Fictional characters who can move at superhuman speeds Fictional characters who can teleport Fictional characters who have made pacts with devils Fictional characters who use magic Fictional characters with energy-manipulation abilities Fictional characters with immortality Fictional characters with superhuman durability or invulnerability Fictional characters with superhuman strength Fictional commanders Fictional cyborgs Fictional demons and devils Fictional dictators Fictional liches Fictional necromancers Fictional scientists Fictional skeletons Fictional swordfighters Fictional telepaths Fictional wandfighters Fictional warlords Fictional wizards Male characters in animated series Male film villains Masters of the Universe Evil Warriors Villains in animated television series