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The entrance of the Emerald Crowns was like nothing anyone had ever seen before. The traditionalist and philosopher kings walked in, dressed in their kimonos and in epic mech-mode like Gundam. They were the first to hear the call of the Great Skeleton Emperor and the last to emerge from the portal to the Netherrealm. These quiet and wise Skeleton Kings were the Kung Fu masters of the skeleton world and they commanded respect.

The crowd stood frozen as the giant lumbering orcs, defenders of the realm, entered the hall. Their sheer power was awe-inspiring. The crowd then beheld a rare group of Skeleton Kings who were so in touch with nature that vines and plants grew within their frames and they smelled like a garden. These were the most serene of all the Emerald Crowns.

But the most impressive of all were the Zen-enlightened Emerald Kings, engulfed in brilliant flaming auras, levitating into the great hall to thunderous cheers and toasts from all the other clans. They had achieved a state of nirvana that was the stuff of legends.

And if that wasn't enough, there were also the Geod Emerald Kings, who had fused into living gem stones. They were known for their mastery of philosophy and Kung Fu, and their kingdoms were said to be the most beautiful of all.

This was one for the books, folks. The Great Summoning had brought together the most diverse and powerful group of Skeleton Kings the world had ever seen, and the Emerald Crowns were the shining stars of the show.

Crown Prince Onyxinex Radiant V

The Hall of the Skeleton Kings was about to receive some visitors of the highest order - the Sapphire Crowns, Pharaoh Kings, and Atlantean Kings were about to make their grand entrance, and the scene was straight outta a Hunter S. Thompson acid trip.

The other clans of bones, dressed in outfits that ranged from the over-the-top to the outright bizarre, let out whoops and hollers as the elite skeleton squad strolled into the joint. The Sapphire Crowns were dressed to kill, Issey Miyake suits and champagne flutes in hand, like they just stepped outta some uptown soiree.

The Pharaoh Kings were the picture of ancient elegance, their regal beauty befitting a bygone era, while the Atlantean Kings - decked out in the latest underwater threads - oozed a hipster cool that defied the very laws of physics.

As the skeleton kings made their way to the throne room, the soundtrack was a chaotic symphony of music, laughter, and the sound of bones clacking on the marble floor. The atmosphere was thick with the musky scent of reefer smoke, and the scene was as wild and psychedelic as a Hunter S. Thompson novel. This was the Hall of the Skeleton Kings, baby, and these skeleton royalty were about to bring the house down.

Glimmer-Serqet the Radiant

The Ruby Crowns were the epitome of royalty, known as the original Skeleton Kings. Conceived by the Great Skeleton Emperor himself, they exuded style and class. Their designer threads and love of smooth beats from the likes of Sakamoto, Debussy, and Satie made them the talk of the town. With a combination of loyalty and swagger, they were revered as gods among bones by many.

Their mysterious and dark nature led some to whisper rumors of them being vampires. But despite their ominous reputation, they commanded a strong following.

In their ranks were also rare fire elementals, Kings of Fire Kingdoms, who brought a touch of fun and music to the group. The Mech Warriors, clad in their battle armor, added a military edge, while the Horned Super Skeletons brought a sense of tradition and honor.

And, of course, there were the traditionalists, dressed in kimonos and steeped in their customs. And those who had just returned from celebrating the Day of the Dead, adding to the eclectic mix of personalities within the Ruby Crowns. No matter who they were, all were loved and respected by the Skeleton Realm.

As they entered the hall of the Skeleton Kings, the atmosphere was electric with anticipation. The fire elementals burst into flames, their flames illuminating the room with a warm, dancing light. The Mech Warriors strode in with a clanking of metal, their weapons ready. The Horned Super Skeletons held their heads high, their horns glinting in the light. And the traditionalists, dressed in their elegant kimonos, gracefully took their place at the table.

It was a grand and unforgettable entrance, the likes of which had never been seen before in the Skeleton Realm.

Second Lieutenant Inferno The Second Lieutenant of Fire Ignition IV

As the Ivory Crowns entered the hall, a hush fell over the room. Their porcelain skin and all-white attire, complete with Comme des Garons clothing, was a sight to behold. They moved with grace, almost as if they were floating, and their appreciation for Earth's art was evident in their presence.

Along with the Sapphire Crowns, the Ivory Crowns shared a love for art, and the two were known to be inseparable. Their wisdom, although silent, was highly respected and admired by all.

However, some among the Ivory Crowns had taken the clown pill and embraced their wild side. These skeletons were now full-on clowns, wild and unpredictable, adding an extra layer of excitement to the already thrilling gathering of Skeleton Kings.

The Moiri Skeletons, known for their proud walk and facial tattoos, also joined the Ivory Crowns. These solitary and strong skeletons commanded respect, with their powerful presence making them stand out in the crowd.

King Tai-A-Takiri, The Undisputed Warrior

Count Knut the Majestic Horn