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A Real Magic Skeleton or RMS, is a magically enchanted skeleton. He works at iFrame Outlet along with his friend, Brandon.
Physical Appearance[]
As his name suggests, he's a living skeleton, so he doesn't have skin nor organs. A purple, hexagon cut gemstone is embedded in his chest, which may be the source of his life and powers. When he's feeling strong emotions, he gets enveloped by purple fire. Inside his eye sockets are purple pupils.
He wears a red cape, gray shoulder pads, and a pair of maroon gloves and boots.
Personality[]
He seems to be straightforward and honest when talking to others, and is capable of being open with them sometimes even if he is sometimes defensive. He gets easily aggravated when annoyed which makes him unable to focus on tasks.
He hates everything about the frame store he works at, besides the company of his best friend Brandon, who also works there. Even though he hates his job, he also tries to do a good job at it and is usually very responsible, though it seems that he's just a responsible person in general.
Despite the occasional acts of rudeness or selfishness, he seems to have at least some kind of morality, ethics or principles. Due to this sense of right and wrong he has, it's easy to assume that he is at least usually well-intentioned in his actions.
It is confirmed that he is jealous of the cool adventures K.O., Rad, and Enid get to go on all the time, which makes sense considering how boring his job is. He has no talent with magic, but he’s taking night courses at the community college in hopes of getting better.
He enjoys filming the heroes of the Bodega when they battle the Boxmore robots and uploading the videos he takes, presumably to Social Media.
Abilities and Powers[]
Magic Skills[]
ARMS has magical powers; he can magically create fire and blue electricity with his hands. But he hasn't had a complete control of it yet, although he said he's taking night courses to dominate it.
Attacks[]
- Skull Toss: He can throw his head at a target, and it's pretty strong, but then he has to go pick it back up and it's kind of embarrassing.
- Reassemble: He can draw any of his detached bones back to his body wherever his head is located, and can magically reassemble himself.
Episode Appearances[]
Pilot | ||||||||||||
"Lakewood Plaza Turbo": | Background |
Minisodes | ||||||||||||
1. "KO": | Absent | |||||||||||
2. "Enid": | Absent | |||||||||||
3. "Rad": | Absent | |||||||||||
4. "Carol": | Absent | |||||||||||
5. "Enid's Bad Day": | Absent | |||||||||||
6. "Barrels and Crates": | Absent | |||||||||||
7. "Rad Cries": | Absent | |||||||||||
8. "Rad's Van": | Absent | |||||||||||
9. "Commercial": | Background | |||||||||||
10. "Power-Up!!!": | Absent | |||||||||||
11. "Dendy": | Absent | |||||||||||
12. "Boxmore Infomercial": | Absent |
Season 2 | ||||||||||||
Season 2A | ||||||||||||
53. "Seasons Change": | Background | 63. "Your World is an Illusion": | Background | |||||||||
54. "Lord Cowboy Darrell": | Absent | 64. "Red Action to the Future": | Absent | |||||||||
55. "Hope This Flies": | Background | 65. "TKO's House": | Absent | |||||||||
56. "The Perfect Meal": | Absent | 66. "Special Delivery": | Absent | |||||||||
57. "Plaza Film Festival": | Background | 67. "Dendy's Power": | Appears | |||||||||
58. "Be a Team": | Non-speaking | 68. "Wisdom, Strength, and Charisma": | Absent | |||||||||
59. "My Fair Carol": | Absent | 69. "Bittersweet Rivals": | Absent | |||||||||
60. "Point to the Plaza": | Absent | 70. "Are You Ready for Some Megafootball?!": | Absent | |||||||||
61. "The So-Bad-ical": | Absent | 71. "Mystery Sleepover": | Absent | |||||||||
62. "Let's Watch the Boxmore Show": | Background | 72. "Final Exams": | Absent | |||||||||
Season 2B | ||||||||||||
73. "Soda Genie": | Absent | 82. "Whacky Jaxxyz": | Absent | |||||||||
74. "CarolQuest": | Absent | 83. "Sidekick Scouts": | Absent | |||||||||
75. "Boxman Crashes": | Absent | 84. "Project Ray Way": | Absent | |||||||||
76. "Crossover Nexus": | Absent | 85. "I Am Jethro": | Absent | |||||||||
77. "Plaza Alone": | Appears | 86. "Beach Episode": | Absent | |||||||||
78. "All in the Villainy": | Absent | 87. "Rad's Alien Sickness": | Absent | |||||||||
79. "Monster Party": | Absent | 88. "KO's Health Week": | Appears | |||||||||
80. "GarQuest": | Absent | 89. "Gar Trains Punching Judy": | Absent | |||||||||
81. "Super Black Friday": | Non-speaking | 90. "OK A.U.!": | Absent | |||||||||
91/92. "Dark Plaza": | Appears |
Season 3 | ||||||||||||
93. "We Are Heroes": | Absent | 102. "Deep Space Vacation": | Absent | |||||||||
94. "KO, Rad, and Enid!": | Absent | 103. "Big Reveal": | Absent | |||||||||
95. "Let's Meet Sonic": | Absent | 104. "Radical Rescue": | Absent | |||||||||
96. "TKO Rules!": | Absent | 105. "You're a Good Friend, KO": | Absent | |||||||||
97. "K.O. vs. Fink": | Absent | 106. "Let's Get Shadowy": | Absent | |||||||||
98. "Chip's Damage": | Absent | 107. "Red Action 3: Grudgement Day": | Background | |||||||||
99. "The K.O. Trap": | Absent | 108. "Carl": | Absent | |||||||||
100. "Whatever Happened to... Rippy Roo?": | Absent | 109. "Dendy's Video Channel": | Absent | |||||||||
101. "Planet X": | Absent | 110/111. "Let's Fight to the End": | Appears | |||||||||
112. "Thank You for Watching the Show": | Non-speaking |
Trivia[]
- A Real Magic Skeleton's design was heavily influenced by the character Tom Guycot from the 1989 game Clash at Demonhead.[2]
- RMS is immune to the effects of the Skeleton Remote, as he is already a skeleton.
- RMS was born a skeleton and had good grades in high school.[3]
- RMS takes night classes to get better at magic.[4]
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