- Skull Cave
The Skull Cave is the hideout of
The Phantom . The Skull Cave is hidden behind a large waterfall in the Deep Woods ofBangalla . To find the cave, one must go through the waterfall. Numerous members of the deadlyBandar tribe, the Phantom's close friends, are guarding the entrance with their instantly deadly poisoned arrows.Other than being one of the homes of the Phantom and his family, the cave includes many special rooms:The Chronicle Chamber
This is the room where the Phantom keeps his chronicle books, chronicling the adventures of his 20 forefathers, their thoughts about being the Phantom and advice for future Phantoms. The books have been written in a timespan of over four centuries.
Treasure rooms
The Skull Cave includes two treasure rooms, The Minor Treasure room with gold and jewels, and the major treasure room which includes invaluable, historical treasures, like the snake that killed
Cleopatra ,Excalibur , sword ofKing Arthur , the diamond cup ofAlexander The Great , Shakespeare's originalHamlet script, and much more.Radio room
The room where the Phantom keeps his technical equipment, like radio-transmitters, computers, fax-machines and telephones. It is believed that the Phantom gets the
electricity for his machines via water turbines at the waterfall nearby.The crypt
The place where 20 Phantoms are buried. They were all killed on duty. Also buried here are a couple of extras including a pirate.
Costume room
Room where the Phantom keeps the costumes worn by himself and his ancestors. Due to bad damages, the Phantom frequently needs new costumes, and this is the place where he finds them. The costumes are often made by the Phantom's good friend
Guran .Modernization
While the Skull Cave has changed little over the centuries the Phantom family has lived there, it has evolved with the times. The 21st Phantom equipped it with
electricity (presumed to be run by a waterfall in the Deep Woods), telephones, and computers. To keep up with his modern growing family the Phantom has also built a special 'Castle in the Trees' as a second home.
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