Soon after, when Jack attempts to free Dr.
When Jack goes to free Sally, Lock fights him once more, this time entering the fray himself, but loses again. Lock engages him in battle and retreats after his skeletons are defeated. Shortly after Jack comes back, he encounters the trio in the Graveyard, and they refuse to reverse the damage. They also raise armies of ghosts and skeletons to counteract Jack's inevitable attempt to fight upon his return. Lock, Shock, and Barrel are entrusted with hiding each of the seven Holiday Doors in each area of the town where they wouldn't be discovered. Patrick's Day, Thanksgiving, Independence Day, and Easter, and imprisons them in his underground lair. Oogie kidnaps the Holiday Leaders for Valentine's Day, St. Lock, Shock and Barrel learned that Jack is out of town and decided to resurrect Oogie Boogie allowing him to inflict terror over Halloween Town once again. They were among the citizens surprised when it started to snow in Halloween Town, and were last seen having a snowball fight. They and the Mayor help Jack and Sally escape Oogie Boogie's lair. While they weren't sure if Santa could go down the chute, Lock points out that Santa could fit through anything, and soon proved himself right.įollowing Oogie's sudden death, they appeared to have redeemed themselves by finding the Mayor to tell him that Jack survived the crash. Soon after, they sent Santa Claus to their lair, and began to send him down the chute. Lock, Shock, and Barrel leave, accepting Jack's request.Ībout a month later, they finally found Santa Claus, bringing him to Halloween Town to meet Jack. The trio got in a brief physical fight before Jack stuns them with a monstrous face and roar, insisting that the Easter Bunny was to be sent back to Easter Town, bring back the correct holiday leader behind a Christmas tree symbol, and to treat Santa nicely when they fetch him. On their first try, they brought the Easter Bunny, much to Jack's frustration. During this musical number, they also boiled a caged insect alive and sent it down Oogie's sacrificial chute. A few notable plans included locking him up for 90 years, throwing him in the ocean, hitting him with sticks, boiling him alive, setting a trap, and blowing him up with a cannon.
When they arrived at their lair, they performed the number " Kidnap the Sandy Claws", in which they came up with some plans about what to do with Santa when they capture him.
They responded affirmatively, but crossed their fingers behind their backs to show that they were being dishonest. However, he specifically told the trio that the plan was top secret, and to not involve Oogie Boogie in it. Jack then told them his plan, which was to capture Santa Claus. The Mayor of Halloween Town was the first to encounter them, upset that Oogie Boogie's henchmen arrived, but they told him that Jack specifically asked for them by name. Lock, Shock and Barrel were first sent by Jack Skellington. A pair of dice appear on the back, while adjustable purple straps and a carrying handle complete the look.Lock, Shock and Barrel were picked by Oogie Boogie to stop Jack Skellington, whom the earlier holiday known as Bug Day was rejected. In the company of spiders and scorpions, Barrel takes his place at the top of the last pocket, while Oogie Boogie dances below in his den. Below, among spooky ghosts, is Lock in a graveyard. This backpack has three zippered compartments with glow-in-the-dark details! At the top is Shock, standing under the moonlight, with fence spikes and pumpkins. But his well-meaning mission unwittingly puts Santa in danger and creates a nightmare for all the good little boys and girls around the world! He stumbles upon Christmas Town and is so enamoured with the idea of Christmas that he tries to convince the people of Halloween Town to help him organise Christmas instead of Halloween. Jack's Christmas, Jack Skellington, the pumpkin king of Halloween Town, is bored with doing the same thing every year for Halloween. Disney The Nightmare Before Christmas Backpack of Lock, Shock, Barrel & Oogie Boogie.
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