Home Depot's 2025 Halloween merchandise now available online for purchase: browse Skull and companions
The Home Depot Unveils Its 2025 Halloween Collection
The Home Depot has officially launched its 2025 Halloween collection, offering a range of spooky and interactive decorations to delight customers this autumn. The collection went live on August 4, and items are available while supplies last.
Highlights of the collection include the return of the 12-foot skeleton "Skelly" and the debut of a new 6.5-foot app-controlled "Ultra Skelly." The Ultra Skelly features poseable arms, LCD LifeEyes that move around and blink, five pre-set audio recordings, and the ability to record up to 30 seconds of custom audio with eerie voice modulation. The skeleton can be controlled via Bluetooth, allowing users to interact and customize effects remotely.
The Ultra Skelly is a smaller, more interactive companion to the popular 12-foot giant Skelly, emphasizing smart technology and personalized experience through the app control and voice recording features. Another new addition to the collection is a five-foot-long "Skelly's Cat." The collection also includes a five-foot-tall, Doberman-style "Sitting Skelly's Dog" with moving LCD "LifeEyes."
The seven-foot-long "Skelly's Dog" is available again as part of an online-only restock. The collection also features two light-up, motion-activated 15-footers with 12-foot arm spans, the "Worricrow" and "Gally-Crow." The Home Depot has also launched a 6.5-foot Bride of Frankenstein animatronic and 3.5-foot Scarred Chucky and Tiffany Valentine dolls.
Some items from the collection will eventually hit Home Depot store shelves later this fall. The collection also includes the eight-foot-wide Wyvern with color-changing lights and a 6.5-foot talking troll named Tumble. Both the Tumble troll and the 6.5-foot Bride of Frankenstein animatronic have already sold out.
The Home Depot prioritized customer value and new innovations in curating its 2025 Halloween collection amid tariff challenges. The press release for the collection states that it has something for everyone. The pricing of The Home Depot's 2025 Halloween collection is expected to not be beaten in the market.
In the past, The Home Depot's Halfway to Halloween events were considered as a "surprise and delight moment" for its Halloween superfans, but they are not necessarily a core part of the company's strategy. This year, the Halfway to Halloween sale was cancelled.
Many members of The Home Depot's Facebook fandoms were concerned about the cancellation, theorizing that it was due to President Donald Trump's tariffs on imported goods from China. However, the company has stated that it prioritized customer value and new innovations in curating its 2025 Halloween collection amid tariff challenges.
The Home Depot's 2025 Halloween drop went live around 6:42 a.m. ET on August 4. Tumble and Mrs. Frankenstein sold out in about an hour during the collection's launch. Users can have the Ultra Skelly play recorded messages or control it in real time from their smartphone. The Home Depot's 2025 Halloween collection is fully stocked and available for purchase online and on its mobile app.
- The Home Depot's 2025 Halloween collection, including the app-controlled Ultra Skelly and other interactive decorations, launched on August 4 and is available online via its mobile app.
- In the collection, the Ultra Skelly, a smaller version of the 12-foot giant Skelly, features smart technology like Bluetooth control, LCD LifeEyes, and voice modulation.
- Other new additions include Skelly's Cat, a five-foot-long feline, and Sitting Skelly's Dog, a five-foot-tall Doberman-style canine with moving LCD "LifeEyes."
- Google, Twitter, and Facebook users can discuss the collection's exciting tech features and share their Halloween decorating ideas under the #HomeDepotHalloween2025 hashtag.
- Home & Garden enthusiasts looking for fashion-and-beauty updates can find matching costumes for the Ultra Skelly, Skelly's Cat, and other characters in the collection on various online marketplaces.
