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“ | I know this is not the path you would choose for me, but I have to walk my own path, and do what I know is right. | „ |
~ Spyro |
Spyro is the titular main protagonist of The Legend of Spyro trilogy. He is a rare purple dragon prophesied to bring peace and balance to the world. He thrives to stop the evil Dark Master from being resurrected, and save the world from destruction.
He was voiced by Elijah Wood, who also portrayed Huckleberry Finn in the 1993 film adaptation of The Adventures of Huck Finn, Mark Evans in The Good Son, Stu Simmons in The War, Frodo Baggins in The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Jones Dillion in Try Seventeen/All I Want, Zak Knight in The Warrior of the Quest, Mumble from Happy Feet, the title character in 9, Clint Hadson in Cooties and Wirt in Over the Garden Wall.
Personality[]
Unlike his classic counterpart, Spyro is compassionate and is always willing to help others in need. He is slightly cocky, notably towards his adoptive brother Sparx. He is adventurous, curious about his past and eager to shape his future. In spite of showing recklessness of an adolescent at times, Spyro is slowly growing into the role of a leader of a proud species.
Powers and Abilities[]
- Child prodigy: When Spyro was young, Spyro was able to master the four elemental breaths, fire, electricity, ice, and earth, including Dragon Time.
- Earth Breath: As a purple dragon, its common for him to learn about using earth.
- Cone Shot: Spyro can shoot out a green, cone shaped blast of energy.
- Earth Bomb: Spyro can shoot out a leafy bomb which explodes into a large green tornado. The tornado sucks up the enemies, twirls them around, then sends them high into the sky for multiple hits. This move can be used to keep the enemies nearly immobile if used repeatedly. When the enemies come down, they are as flat as pancakes.
- Earth Flail: Spyro shoots out a long glowing green chain that connects to a giant swirling bomb. When Spyro spins in place, it kills all enemies that dare come near.
- Earth Pound: Spyro flips into the air then comes down with a smack, sending out green waves of earth energy.
- Armored Boulder: Spyro can project a spiked boulder which protects Spyro from anything. When the ball is charged up, the ball spins rapidly before it hurls toward enemies. After Spyro jumps in his earth boulder and hits the ground, an earthquake pulse throws all enemies into the air.
- Earth Missile: Spyro projects rock-like missiles. After it is charged up, a green ball of energy forms on Spyro's mouth. When released, it explodes into four miniature earth missiles.
- Fireballs: Spyro can hurl fireballs that arch forward and explode upon impact.
- Fire Missiles: Spyro can project homing fire missiles.
- Comet Dash: Spyro performs a headlong rush and strike with fire.
- Electric Stream: Spyro can shock his enemies and throw them around.
- Electric Arc: Spyro can suspend enemies in a makeshift electric cage.
- Electric Orb: Spyro can blast his enemies into the air. He can also launch enemies into the air by creating a small electric twister that surrounds him and running into enemies. The orb can also send out electric pulses.
- Ice Spikes: Spyro can shoot out spikes made out of ice.
- Polar Bomb: Spyro can create ice-made platforms in liquids, freeze enemies, and put out fires.
- Ice Tail: Spyro attacks his enemies with his tail while freezing them simultaneously.
- Snow Storm: Spyro can create a freezing cyclone of ice and snow.
- Dragon Time: In the prophecy, purple dragons, such as Spyro, can control time.
- Time Reduction: Spyro can slow down time, giving him time to attack and/or avoid.
- Crystal Imprisonment: Spyro once encased himself, Cynder, and Sparx in crystal to protect them when the Well of Souls begins to collapse.
- Convexity Breath: ???
- Elemental Furies: ???
- Dark Spyro: ???
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