Skull Kid is the primary antagonist of the game. With the power of Majora's Mask, he causes a series of disturbances and disasters that plague the different regions of Termina. Three days after ...

The Skull Kid has already appeared in later Super Smash Bros. games as a collectible and Assist Trophy, and this fan-made trailer makes a solid case for the brainwashed forest goblin to be added ...

Also, we get a look at Bowser being nice for once in his life. The fearsome foe is seen consoling Isabel, as the even more fearsome Skull Kid makes his way into the world of Smash. There's also a ...

You can now get these skull mason jars in traditional clear glass ($13 for two, originally $16), ominous opaque black ($9 for two, originally $12), and a myriad of other colorful incarnations.

Unfortunately for all the huge Skull Kid fans out there (both of them), he will only be showing up as an assist trophy, and not a playable character.

The Skull Kid from The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask will be in the new Super Smash Bros. as an assist trophy, the game’s director, Masahiro Sakurai, has revealed. On Miiverse, Sakurai posted ...

Skull Kid, who first appeared in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, will be playable in Hyrule Warriors Legends for 3DS, the latest issue of Famitsu reveals. His weapon is an ocarina, and he bat… ...

Prior to Day 1 Skull Kid's actions before Link's arrival set the events of game in motion. Always the trickster, he ambushed the Happy Mask Salesman just as he would later ambush Link.

The all-new Super Smash Bros. game for Wii U and 3DS will feature a Skull Kid assist trophy, director Masahiro Sakurai revealed today through Miiverse and the game's official website.