| “ | A watery grave awaits! | „ |
| ~ Grave Clobber's catchphrase. |
Grave Clobber was a playable Villain and later a Skylander in the Skylanders series. In the series, he was onringanly a part of the Earth Element but later became a part of the Water Element.
Biography[]
Grave Clobber was once a great pharaoh who ruled the Golden Desert long ago. That was until his seven jealous brothers buried him in an underwater tomb while he was sleeping. But the remaining brothers still fought among themselves, and their infighting ultimately led to their kingdom falling apart and the family name being lost forever... almost. Because Grave Clobber eventually rose from his watery grave, and when he discovered what his brothers had done to their kingdom, he hunted each of them down and clobbered them. This was how he came to the attention of the Golden Queen, who now ruled the desert herself. She recruited Grave Clobber into her gang of Doom Raiders, but when the Skylanders defeated them once and for all, Master Eon thought that perhaps there was more to this mummy than meets the eye. He gave the old pharaoh a chance for redemption, and since nobody clobbered better than Grave Clobber, he was the perfect choice to be a Sensei trainer for the Brawler Class.
History[]
Skylanders[]
Grave Clobber was first seen in Skylanders: Trap Team, in the Golden Desert along with the Bone Chompy, but unlike the Bone Chompy, the Golden Queen summoned him to take on the Skylanders in an arena battle, but was defeated. He also has a Villain Quest where he has to rescue Flynn.
Grave Clobber appears in Skylanders: Battlecast, as a minor antagonist.
Grave Clobber is a part of a minigame in Skylanders: SuperChargers.
In Skylanders: Imaginators, Grave Clobber became a Skylander teaching Imaginators of the Brawler Class.
Appearance[]
Skylanders
Main Series
- Skylanders: Trap Team
- Skylanders: SuperChargers (Minigame)
- Skylanders: Imaginators
Side Series
- Skylanders: Battlecast
Trivia[]
- Grave Clobber is one of the first three Villains to change element, the other two being Hood Sickle and Tae Kwon Crow. Although according to his backstory, he flipfloped from the Elements of Water and Earth.
