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Axis

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The **Axis** is a massive Resomethean capitol ship serving as the personal space vessel of Lord Genesis.

## Description

As the capitol ship of the Resometh, the vessel is massive in size and scope, capable of traveling at lightspeed between worlds. It is equipped with a cloaking device powerful enough to mask itself even from the Allfather, though not for much time. It also acted as a carrier, being able to hold a multitude of Resometh Harrow fighters as well as millions of military troopers along with thousands of tanks and dropships. Lord Genesis personally commandeered the Axis, from which he carried out his mission of plunging the cosmos into everlasting night.

## History

 File:Final Alliance destroying Axis.jpg
The Axis was used when Genesis invaded Proxima to retrieve the Eye of Remembrance. After deploying Harrows, the Axis crashed into the Church of Oltron and deployed a number of Resometh to storm the enormous sacred place. The attack ended in an ominous stalemate when Wanda made her way to Vartal where she handed the relic to her boyfriend, who used the Axis to ferry an army of Resometh soldiers to Mars. Following the beginning of the Melanization, the Axis was deployed to spread chaos and destruction across Proxima. Seventeen years later, Genesis summoned the Resometh from the Axis to engage in the Battle of Jupiter. Shortly, the Axis was breached by expert saboteurs. They quickly got to work functionally destroying it and sending it crashing to the ground.

## References

1. ↑ *Band of Justice*
2. ↑ *Band of Justice: Omniverse*
3. ↑ *Agents of the S.M.S.B.: The Latest Threat*
Fear

**Fear** is an uncommon element acquired by Cynder in *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*.

## Symbol

The symbol of fear looks like Cynder's head colored ruby red. The eyes are squinting, giving others a glare to strike fear into their hearts.

In the Nintendo DS version, the Fear element symbol is depicted as a red, screaming human skull.

## Abilities

The Fear element is projected as red shockwaves that are accompanied by disembodied screams. The noticeable effect of this element is when the magic is used, its power can petrify foes. The Siren Scream ability can be used to turn on special machinery like tuning forks.

### Primary Fear

* Siren Scream: Cynder can unleash her fear element as a scream. The red rays hit enemies and petrify them with fear. The sound is also loud enough to activate tuning forks.
* Blaring Siren Scream
* Piercing Siren Scream

### Secondary Fear

* Phantom Fright: Cynder can release her fear element as ghastly orbs that, when near enemies, swirl around them, stun them and explode with concussive force.
* Stunning Phantom Fright
* Paralyzing Phantom Fright

## Trivia

* Part of the inspiration for Cynder's Fear element originated from the developers looking into various popular fantasy books – such as *Dragon Lance*. In the book series, dragons give off Dragon Fear, which frightens anyone in the vicinity to near paralysis. There are a lot of really interesting magical abilities that some of the darker dragons have, not just in that series, but in many fantasy books that deal with dragons.
* Malefor uses the Fear element as his breath weapon during the final phase of his boss fight when he's protected by his Dark Aether shield.
* According to lead concept artist Jared Pullen, dragons of the Poison, Shadow and Fear elements exist, but the elements themselves come from a different, darker entity instead of the light entity that created the other elements (Fire, Electricity, Ice, Earth and Wind).

## References

1. ↑ 'The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon' (ALL) Developer Q&A. (Date Posted - June 29, 2008). *WorthPlaying*.
2. ↑ *Q&A with Jared Pullen Lead Concept Artist of TLoS*. (Date Posted - Aug 27, 2015). *DeviantArt*.

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Tall Plains

*“Tall Plains was once home to a proud ancient tribe called the Atlawa. [...] The Atlawa were a people in tune with the rhythms of the seasons, focused on their relationship with crops, their surroundings, their gods...”*
    —Ignitus, *The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning*
**Tall Plains** are a series of islands in *The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning*. It is a lush, green jungle situated on massive cliffs inhabited by the Atlawa, bipedal, humanoid llama-like creatures that live in a tribe, worship gods and tend to their crops. Their chief is Kane.

## Story

Cyril, the Ice Guardian, was imprisoned on Tall Plains by Cynder, with her dark forces of Apes roaming through the jungle, having captured the entire Atlawa tribe, overthrowing Kane, their proud chief, who was saved by Spyro.

Spyro saved Kane yet again from four Rubble Brutes by using a blast of ice to freeze solid the river that carrying an unconscious Kane, saving him from falling off the edge of the Plains. This was when Spyro first learned his ice breath. Spyro then confronted the Stone Sentinel, a god who was worshiped by the Atlawas and became enraged when Cynder's forces arrived, but it proved to be weak and slow, yet large and made of stone. After rescuing Cyril from the Stone Sentinel, both Spyro and the Ice Guardian return to the Dragon Temple where the Cyril taught Spyro how to breathe Ice.

## Trivia

* During Spyro's first flight, in the areas you past, most of the islands might belong to the Tall Plains area.
	+ Another thing that insinuates it's Tall Plains is that the super fire cannons in the areas are being controlled by the red Tall Plains Apes.
* Tall Plains bears resemblance to archaic Meso-America with its architecture and indigenous llama-like species.
* According to Cyril, they are "primitive and barbaric", though that could just be him being arrogant about them.

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Shadow

**Shadow** is a dark element introduced in *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*. It is one of the uncommon abilities given to Cynder as a result of Malefor's corruption.

## Symbol

The symbol of Shadow has two different designs: in the console versions, it looks like a dark yin-yang symbol of black above dark violet, while in the Nintendo DS version, it looks like a purple hand with a dark purple background.

## Abilities

With the Shadow element, Cynder breathe Shadow Fire, a billow of shadow blown from her mouth that resemble flames. She can also perform a Shadow Strike attack by diving into her own shadow and using it as a cloak to sink under a group of enemies and strike out with an uppercut with Shadow-empowered claws. Shadow Strike can also help Cynder get through Shadow Gates.

Both Shadow Strike and Shadow Fire will leave portions of the shadow magic coating the eyes of enemies struck by them. Under the influence of the shadow magic, opponents will attack their allies and not Cynder for a short while.

### Primary Shadow

* Shadow Strike: Cynder can unleash her shadow element by diving into her own shadow and strike out from the darkness with shadow empowered claws.
* Deadly Shadow Strike
* Sinister Shadow Strike

### Secondary Shadow

* Shadow Fire: Cynder can unleash her shadow element by breathing a dark shadow fire to suffocate foes.
* Suffocating Shadow Fire
* Asphyxiating Shadow Fire

## Trivia

* In the PlayStation 2 and Nintendo Wii versions, when releasing shadow claws when using Shadow Strike, there are shadowy images of clawed hands homing in on enemies. This isn't present in the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 version due to the changes in particle effects.
* When attacking Malefor with Shadow Fire, the breath ignites with fire as if Malefor was being hit with Spyro's Dragon Fire, making this a character gameplay error.
* According to lead concept artist Jared Pullen, dragons of the Poison, Shadow and Fear elements exist, but the elements come from a different, darker entity instead of the light entity that created the other elements (Fire, Electricity, Ice, Earth, Water and Wind).
* The Shadow Strike ability later reappeared in the *Skylanders* franchise, as one of Cynder's two standard abilities under the Undead element called "Shadow Dash". Shadow Dash involves her turning into a shadow to dash past enemies, leaving behind a trail of ghosts that cause damage. As Series 3 Phantom Cynder, while performing her Shadow Dash attack, Cynder can morph into a giant skull that explodes on release.

## References

1. ↑ *Q&A with Jared Pullen Lead Concept Artist of TLoS*. (Date Posted - Aug. 27, 2015). *DeviantArt*.

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Ice King

The **Ice King** is the leader of the Trolls of Dante's Freezer. He is the first boss in *The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning*. The Ice King holds Volteer, the Electric Guardian, captive. He is a large humanoid troll, wielding a sword and a shield made of ice, which he can regain by breathing a stream of ice.

## Description

The Ice King is a large troll covered in red metal armor. Above his big armored helmet lie two horns made of ice. As Spyro deals damage to him, the Ice King appeared to be nothing but a skeleton covered in red armor. He may have been resting in the area where you fight him or he might have been expecting Spyro and was pretending to sleep.

## Boss Tactics

The Ice King uses weapons forged from ice and can breathe ice. The boss also utilises a force field when hit many times, and can also shoot ice shards. If you melee attack the ice shards he releases from above, red and green gems will come from them.

## Gallery

Concept art of the Ice King sitting in his throne
## Trivia

* The Ice King is the first boss in the *A New Beginning*, as well as the first boss in the whole *Legend of Spyro* trilogy.
* The Ice King shares the same character animations as the Electric King, the Executioner and the Elemental Spirits in *The Eternal Night*.
* Despite needing to be fought to free Volteer, the Ice King may not have been guarding him, as the Ghouls were enemies of Cynder's forces. He may have merely been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
* There is a boss villain in *Paper Mario 64* that shared the same name.
* Ice King's name is also the name of the villain "Ice King" from the Cartoon Network animated series, *Adventure Time*.

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Shadow Wings

**Shadow Wings** are an elite variant of Dreadwings that appeared in *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night*. They are commonly ridden by Wraiths. In the main game, they only appear in the background, dropping ground soldiers and bombs. Only the one that Assassin rides is fought, but various Shadow Wings appear in the third Dragon Challenge to be fought up close.

## Trivia

* The Shadow Wings in the Dragon Challenge do not appear to be properly finished. They'll unnaturaly slide backwards after being hit a few times(even sliding off the plataform), and when defeated by a magic attack, will frantically run away from Spyro and stay at zero health, not dying until they are hit with a melee attack or fall out of the level entirely. They also appear to be unaffected by the bottomless pit in that level, as they fall straight through without dying, unlike other enemies.
	+ The Concurrent Skies Dreadwings, seen in the fourth challenge, appear to be reskinned Shadow Wings rather than their *A New Beginning* version, as they share the same glitches and strange AI.

 Apes (Soldiers - Leaders, Commanders) - Toad Weeds - Bulb Spiders - Death Hounds - Dreadwings Grove Worms - Grove Mites - Grove Beasts - Growths - Skavengers - Skurvywings Blundertails - Fire Cannons - Sabertooths (DS) - Armourdilloes - Stone Trolls Fire Elementals - Elemental Crystal Brutes - Crystal Ball Spiders
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Year of the Dragon

The **Year of the Dragon** is a time that took place during the introduction of *A New Beginning*. During the Year of the Dragon, Ignitus and the other remaining Guardians were watching over the dragon eggs inside the Dragon Temple, including the egg that contained the prophesized purple dragon, Spyro.

However, the Dark Master heard of the prophecy and sent his Ape army to the Dragon Temple to destroy the eggs to prevent Spyro's birth. He also ordered Gaul, the Ape King, to steal one of the dragon eggs as Malefor needed a dragon born in the Year of the Dragon to open the gateway that served as his prison. As the Dark Armies raided the temple, Spyro's egg was safely rescued by Ignitus and was sent down the calm stream of the Silver River. Unfortunately, the other Guardians were overwhelmed, and by the time Ignitus returned, the dragon eggs were smashed by the Apes, except Cynder's egg which was taken by Gaul to be corrupted by Malefor's influence as ordered.

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Shadow Apes

*“Did you not recognize the creatures that moved in the shadows? The Apes too had served the Dark Master, but more for their own greed and thirst for power than any true loyalty to him. This is how Malefor repaid them... doomed to remain in the dark... feeding off the power of others, never being fulfilled.”*
    —The Hermit
The **Shadow Apes** are the dark remnants of the Apes in *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*. According to the Hermit, although the Apes had served Malefor, they did so more for their ends than their true commitment to him. When Malefor returned, he cursed the Apes into shadows as payment for their disloyalty.

The Shadow Apes were first encountered at the Hermit's cave near the Valley of Avalar, where they ambushed Spyro and Cynder. After they were defeated, the Hermit explained to the young dragons that the creatures they defeated were, in fact, the Apes they faced three years prior, having been turned into ghostly skeletons for their disloyalty by Malefor.

The Shadow Apes were later encountered in the Ruins of Warfang, where they dwelled and lurked within the shadows and holes of the ruins. Even though they are cursed, the Shadow Apes still proved themselves to be a nuisance, as one was seen pulling a switch that extended a wall that blocked Spyro and Cynder while they were making their way across the chasm in the Ruins, trying to prevent them from retrieving the red crystals used to open the gates to the Dragon City of Warfang. Another Shadow Ape later swiped a red crystal at an altar before Spyro and Cynder could reach it, before a horde of Shadow Apes appeared. If they killed that Ape and the red crystal hasn't been picked up, another Shadow Ape from the horde would swipe it and keep in its grasp until it is killed.

## Nintendo DS Version

In the Nintendo DS Version, Shadow Apes appear as one of the most powerful enemies in the game. They have the ability to camouflage but will appear when Spyro and Cynder draw close to them. In this version, Spyro's fire breath and Cynder's wind breath, are extremely effective against them.

The Shadow Apes first appeared at the Dam, where they are common enemies, and they are often accompanied by Grublins and Orcs in the level. They are common enemies in later levels, such as the Burned Lands and the Floating Islands.

## Gallery

By Yannick CorbozShadow Ape Concept in *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon* by Yannick CorbozAnimated gif of the Shadow Apes conceptShadow Apes as they appear in the Wii and Playstation 2 version; ghostly transparent green skeletons.A Shadow Ape as seen in the Nintendo DS version
Gabriel Mann

**Gabriel Mann** is a composer and musician from Los Angeles. He works with fellow musician Rebecca Kneubuhl to create musical scores for film, television, and video games. The two are notable for composing the songs and music used for The Legend of Spyro trilogy.

He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a degree in Music Composition and attended the USC Film Scoring Program. He is a world-class musician and has worked with Alanis Morissette, Glenn Tillbrook, Jesse McCartney, Jamie Cullum, and the Rolling Stones.

## External links

* Official site

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 Apes (Soldiers - Leaders, Commanders) - Toad Weeds - Bulb Spiders - Death Hounds - Dreadwings Grove Worms - Grove Mites - Grove Beasts - Growths - Skavengers - Skurvywings Blundertails - Fire Cannons - Sabertooths (DS) - Armourdilloes - Stone Trolls Fire Elementals - Elemental Crystal Brutes - Crystal Ball Spiders
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Dragon Relics

**Dragon Relics** are collectible items in *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night*, resembling dragon masks. These relics are craftly hidden around the game.

The red Dragon Relics increase Spyro's health bar while the green Dragon Relics increase his Magic bar.

 Apes (Soldiers - Leaders, Commanders) - Toad Weeds - Bulb Spiders - Death Hounds - Dreadwings Grove Worms - Grove Mites - Grove Beasts - Growths - Skavengers - Skurvywings Blundertails - Fire Cannons - Sabertooths (DS) - Armourdilloes - Stone Trolls Fire Elementals - Elemental Crystal Brutes - Crystal Ball Spiders
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Snail Riders

**Snail Riders** are enemies found in *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night*. The Apes had tamed Giant Snails to use as ground mounts, and the only appear when Gaul's forces attack the Dragon Temple.

If at a distance, Snail Riders attack Spyro by spewing out globs of slime at him. In close combat, the Snails attack him by swinging their necks or headbutting him. Spyro needs to strike the Snail into making it hide in its shell in order to attack its Rider (the real target) to defeat them. The snails will hide in their shells if you breathe fire and are susceptible to fury. You can strike the snail rider without making the snail hide and it is easier because when the Snail pops out of its shell it can hit you easily. Dragon Time is a big help in defeating Snail Riders.

## Gallery

Concept art of a scrapped Snail Rider day variant for *A New Beginning* by Ronald Marc.Concept art of a Snail Rider night variant by Ronald Marc.Concept art of a Snail Rider night variant by Ronald Marc.

 Apes (Soldiers - Leaders, Commanders) - Toad Weeds - Bulb Spiders - Death Hounds - Dreadwings Grove Worms - Grove Mites - Grove Beasts - Growths - Skavengers - Skurvywings Blundertails - Fire Cannons - Sabertooths (DS) - Armourdilloes - Stone Trolls Fire Elementals - Elemental Crystal Brutes - Crystal Ball Spiders
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Elemental Spirits

## Elemental Spirit

The **Elemental Spirits** are the guardians of the Chronicler. They are obstacles that appear at the end of each elemental trial Spyro went through in the Celestial Caves.

## List of Elemental Spirits

* Fire Spirit
* Electricity Spirit
* Ice Spirit
* Earth Spirit

## Trivia

* The Spirits of the Elements all share the same character animations as the Executioner, the Electric King and the Ice King.
	+ In the Nintendo Gameboy Advance version, they are all very distinct in appearance - the Fire Spirit is a legless humanoid made of magma, the Earth Spirit is an enormous mossy golem, the Ice Spirit is a series of ice formations resembling armor, and the Electricity Spirit is a glowing crystal that can shock upon contact.
* In the GameBoy Advance version, the Elemental Avatars share the Elemental Spirits role' as bosses in training and challenging Spyro. They have distinct appearances, and are instead fought at the end of each Elemental Dream.
* The elemental chambers where the Spirits are housed in were originally for the Elemental Dragon.

## References

1. ↑ *Spyro 2007 The Caves Props*. (Date Posted - May 12, 2018). *Artstation*.

 Apes (Soldiers - Leaders, Commanders) - Toad Weeds - Bulb Spiders - Death Hounds - Dreadwings Grove Worms - Grove Mites - Grove Beasts - Growths - Skavengers - Skurvywings Blundertails - Fire Cannons - Sabertooths (DS) - Armourdilloes - Stone Trolls Fire Elementals - Elemental Crystal Brutes - Crystal Ball Spiders
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Sabertooths

**Sabertooths** are enemies that are encountered only in the Nintendo DS version of *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night*. They resemble sabertooth tigers wearing armor. Sabertooths first appeared as one of Spyro's challenges in Fellmuth Arena, having been sent to attack the purple dragon, and appeared later in the level of the White Isle.

They seem to be the Skavenger version of the Death Hounds, which are beasts that are commonly found under the command of the Apes.

 Apes (Soldiers - Leaders, Commanders) - Toad Weeds - Bulb Spiders - Death Hounds - Dreadwings Grove Worms - Grove Mites - Grove Beasts - Growths - Skavengers - Skurvywings Blundertails - Fire Cannons - **Sabertooths** (DS) - Armourdilloes - Stone Trolls Fire Elementals - Elemental Crystal Brutes - Crystal Ball Spiders
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Fire Beetle Nests

The **Fire Beetle Nests** are hives for the Fire Beetles, which are native to Munitions Forge. Whilst they are not enemies themselves, they are capable of spawning the fire bugs. They will keep respawning until Spyro destroys them or if Spyro runs past them and leave them behind.

## Gallery

Destroyed Beetle Nest

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Pyra

**Pyra** is a young dragon in *The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning* that appeared in one of Ignitus's flashbacks. He was Ignitus' battle squire, the banner-bearer for Ignitus' battalion of war dragons called the "Inferno Battalion" during the war against Malefor's armies.

Although he didn't make a full appearance in the trilogy, Jared Pullen, lead concept artist of *A New Beginning* and *The Eternal Night* created a backstory for Pyra.

## Story

During Cynder's attack, Pyra was one of the only dragons left on the battlefield after the other Guardians were captured by the evil dragon. He became separated from Ignitus after a huge and confusing melee and the intervention of an enemy siege weapon known to the Dragons as a 'Dragonator', which kills Dragons. Pyra arrived upon a tragic scene in which the severed remnants of Ignitus' war lance laid splintered on the ground, and he feared the worse for his master, believing that Ignitus had died. Determined to survive, and avenge Ignitus for the tragic end, Pyra took up the shards of the great lance and bravely defended a high hilltop against a tidal wave of foes. He held the hill for several hours before fatigue overcame him and his enemies overran the hill top. But fortune favored Pyra, and he lived long enough to be rescued by one of the Dragon Knights. During the rescue however, the Dragon Knight was shot down by the Dragonator, causing Pyra to fall into the ocean.

Ignitus, who had survived the assault, hurried to the mortally wounded Dragon Knight who uttered the word "Pyra...", offering Ignitus the broken lance and taking his last breath. Ignitus mourned Pyra's fate, fleeing the isles before Cynder can claim him, his only comfort were the lance shards that he took with him into the heart of the Swamp. Unknown to Ignitus, Pyra survived and washed up somewhere on a distant and isolated isle.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Q&A with Jared Pullen Lead Concept Artist of TLoS* (Date Posted - Feb 19, 2016). *DeviantArt*.
Elemental Furies

**Elemental Fury** attacks are Spyro's most powerful attacks in *The Legend of Spyro* series. They are usually unlocked when the purple "Fury Bar" (located around the element picture in the upper left corner) is full. You can fill it by collecting purple gems that are released from enemies or Spirit Gems. Fury attacks can also be upgraded by collecting blue gems. Upgraded Fury attacks are named after dragons who were experts in the art of such attacks.

In *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*, the Elemental Fury attacks are replaced by the Aether breath.

## List of the different kinds of attacks

* Fire
* Ice
* Earth
* Electricity
* Aether

## Gallery

Fire Fury attackFire Fury attackAether Fury attackSpyro performing a Fire Fury attack in the Gameboy Advance version of *A New Beginning*Ignitus performing a Fire fury attackIce FuryDark Aether attackElectricity Fury attackTime Fury attack

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 Apes (Soldiers - Leaders, Commanders) - Toad Weeds - Bulb Spiders - Death Hounds - Dreadwings Grove Worms - Grove Mites - Grove Beasts - Growths - Skavengers - Skurvywings Blundertails - Fire Cannons - Sabertooths (DS) - Armourdilloes - Stone Trolls Fire Elementals - Elemental Crystal Brutes - Crystal Ball Spiders
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Attack of the Golem

**Attack of the Golem** is the fifth level in *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon* that takes place within Warfang. Spyro and Cynder fight their way through the dragon city to confront the Earth Golem that is in the process of destroying it.

## Purple Light Checkpoints

* Attack of the Golem
* The High Tower

## Story

Spyro and Cynder make their way through the dragon city of Warfang to help fight off the Golem. The Guardians, Cyril and Volteer, managed to aid the two young dragons and keep them out of harm's way. In the struggle, Cyril was knocked out of the sky by the Golem's thrashing tail, but is expected to recover. When the Golem started making its way to the upper part of the city where the inhabitants were taking shelter in, Spyro and Cynder couldn't allow the beast to go any further and engaged the Golem in battle. During the fight, Terrador attempted to help Spyro and Cynder, but the Golem blasts the Guardian with a breath of fire, rendering him unconscious.

Shortly after destroying Golem's bottom jaw, Ignitus swoops in and breathes a blast of flames on the Golem's head, showing Spyro and Cynder a small bump on the Golem's head and indicating that the main dark crystal that controls the monster is hidden underneath. Despite the Golem's attempts to crush them, Spyro and Cynder tore the bump off and destroyed the crystal inside. With the dark crystal destroyed, the Golem died as it fell off the building and hit the ground below.

Spyro and Cynder are finally reunited with the Guardians after the battle. Later that night, the Dark Master, Malefor, sent them a message through a dark crystal that he had revived the Destroyer, an ancient creature whose only purpose was to renew the world by bringing about its destruction. When it completed its circle around the world, known as the Belt of Fire, everything as they knew it would end. Unable to catch the creature if they fly after it, Ignitus hatched the plan by going underground to intercept the creature before Malefor could realize the City was unguarded.

## Gallery

*Main article: Attack of the Golem/Gallery*
## Trivia

* When Spyro and Cynder reach Volteer atop the stairs, the Electric Guardian is nowhere to be seen after the Golem nearly crushed them with its tail.

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Scriber's Quills

**Scriber's Quills** are collectible items in *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night*. By collecting a Scriber's Quill, five pieces of concept art are unlocked in the game's Art Gallery in the Extras. These Enchanted Scriber's Quills are found all over the game, hidden away in the most unlikely of places.

## Locations

### Temple

1. As you enter the Temple, look on the other side of the dragon statue.
2. When at the Toad Weeds outside, turn right just before the gliding part. It's on a paltform, use a branch to reach it.
3. Outside of the temple during the spider's first assault. It's on the left, use branches to reach it.
4. In the next room after the first health relic, on top of the highest pillar.
5. In a room with the half broken bridge, at the far end behind some rocks.

 Apes (Soldiers - Leaders, Commanders) - Toad Weeds - Bulb Spiders - Death Hounds - Dreadwings Grove Worms - Grove Mites - Grove Beasts - Growths - Skavengers - Skurvywings Blundertails - Fire Cannons - Sabertooths (DS) - Armourdilloes - Stone Trolls Fire Elementals - Elemental Crystal Brutes - Crystal Ball Spiders
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Guardians (Enemies)

## Guardians

**Guardians** are enemies exclusive in the DS version of *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*. They are one of the toughest enemies to beat, as they are immune to all of Spyro and Cynder's elemental attacks, but are vulnerable to their physical attacks.

## Gallery

Concept designs of the GuardianConcept designs of the Guardian

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Atlawas

*“The Atlawa were a people in tune with the rhythms of the seasons, focused on their relationship with crops, their surroundings, their gods.”*
    —Ignitus
**Atlawas**, also known as **Atlawa**, are a race of camelid-like creatures that are native to Tall Plains. Their leader is Kane.

## Description

### Anatomy

Atlawas resemble bipedal llamas or llamas wearing sparse, colorful attire in brown, blue and yellow.

### Lifestyle

The Atlawa are a proud people who lived in tune with the rhythm of the seasons. Each day, the Atlawa thrive to improve their relationship with their land, crops, and their gods.

## Story

The Atlawa were driven underground when Cynder and her minions took over Tall Plains. They were later freed after Spyro was forced to fight the Stone Sentinel, a creature worshiped by the native Atlawa as a god who was angered at having its resting place disturbed by Cynder. In response, the Atlawa wanted to worship Spyro for saving them, but the young dragon rejected the offer, and the inhabitants accepted Spyro as one of them.

## Trivia

* One of the captured Atlawa, called Luggs by the development team, was notably the Atlawa that was carried off by one of Cynder's Tall Plains Dreadwings.
* The Atlawa were largely inspired by the people from Aztlan.
	+ Their name also comes from the words "alpaca" and "llama".

## References

1. ↑ *From The Dragon's Vault...Something for the Fans*. (Date Posted - Oct. 2, 2010). *Blogger*.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *TLoS StoryScroll EarthGuardian*. (Date Posted - Apr. 16, 2016). *DeviantArt*.

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Rock Rats

**Rock Rats** are enemies exclusive to the Nintendo DS version of *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*. When using elemental attacks, Rock Rats are immune to the Earth and Fear elements, but the Wind element is effective against these creatures.

## Gallery

Early prototype of the Rock Rat enemy created by Stephen Schulze before an art style had been settled.

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Rebecca Kneubuhl

**Rebecca Kneubuhl** is a composer and musician from Los Angeles. She works with fellow musician Gabriel Mann to create musical scores for film, television, and video games. Her work has been used in several Vivendi Universal and Fox Interactive games.

She graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in Music Composition and co-owns Asylum Recording Studios.

Rebecca Kneubuhl and Gabriel Mann are notable for composing the music and songs of The Legend of Spyro trilogy.

## External links

* Official site

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 Apes (Soldiers - Leaders, Commanders) - Toad Weeds - Bulb Spiders - Death Hounds - Dreadwings Grove Worms - Grove Mites - Grove Beasts - Growths - Skavengers - Skurvywings Blundertails - Fire Cannons - Sabertooths (DS) - Armourdilloes - Stone Trolls Fire Elementals - Elemental Crystal Brutes - Crystal Ball Spiders
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Mud Guts

**Mud Guts** are small, water critters that are found in the waters of Tall Plains. They are mainly found in the waterways provided by the water wheels in the crops area of the realm.

## Gallery

A pod of Mud Guts swimming around Spyro in the water passagways of the Tall Plains crop areasCritter references, including one for Mud Guts, for Tall Plains
Elemental Crystal Brutes

**Elemental Crystal Brutes** are small golems that appear as enemies around the White Isle in *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night*. They are a lot like the Crystal Brutes found in the Concurrent Skies in *The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning*. However, this time they are bigger, tougher and elemental than the others.

## Story

In *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night*, the Elemental Crystal Brutes serve as part of the obstacles that stand in Spyro's way as he was tasked to complete all four elemental trials before Spyro confronts the Elemental Dragon in order to see the Chronicler on the White Isle.

In each trial, the Crystal Golem are associated with each of the four elements: Fire, Ice, Earth, and Electricity. Their elements match their colors. The Brutes that are associated with the element of Earth are green, the red Golems are associated with the Fire element, the yellow golems are associated with the element of Electricity, and the blue Golems are associated with the element of Ice.

## Trivia

* Like the Apes, and Skavengers, they have particular names due to Krome Studios having developed the first two *Legend of Spyro* games. Most of them share the same names such as "Gakua" and more.

 Apes (Soldiers - Leaders, Commanders) - Toad Weeds - Bulb Spiders - Death Hounds - Dreadwings Grove Worms - Grove Mites - Grove Beasts - Growths - Skavengers - Skurvywings Blundertails - Fire Cannons - Sabertooths (DS) - Armourdilloes - Stone Trolls Fire Elementals - **Elemental Crystal Brutes** - Crystal Ball Spiders
**Bosses**
Crystal Orb Crabs

The **Crystal Orb Crabs** are small mechanical crabs with crystal orbs for heads and they appear as enemies around the White Isle level in The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night. If you defeat them you can use their heads as keys to unlock elemental passageways. Like the Stone Warriors and the Mini elemental crystal golems they have specific names and some specific elements.

## Trivia

* The Crystal Orb Crabs share the same attack pattern as the Bulb Spiders and the Spiders around the Dragon Temple.

 Apes (Soldiers - Leaders, Commanders) - Toad Weeds - Bulb Spiders - Death Hounds - Dreadwings Grove Worms - Grove Mites - Grove Beasts - Growths - Skavengers - Skurvywings Blundertails - Fire Cannons - Sabertooths (DS) - Armourdilloes - Stone Trolls Fire Elementals - Elemental Crystal Brutes - Crystal Ball Spiders
**Bosses**
Steam

**Steam** is an evil locomotive controlled by an equally evil Conductor, who is in the service of Cynder when she was controlled by the Dark Master. It is battled on Munitions Forge, an island overshadowed by a volcano called "Boyzitbig". It, and the Conductor, were in place to guard Terrador while his energy was drained, but ultimately, Spyro managed to overcome and destroy Steam, likely taking the Conductor with it.

## Gallery

By Jared PullenFront and side Concept View of Steam by Jared PullenBy Jared PullenBy Jared PullenBy Jared PullenBy Jared PullenBy Jared PullenAn unused coloration of Steam for Fellmuth Arena by Jared Pullen
## Trivia

* Steam shares the same attack animations as the Ravage Rider.
* Steam is a 2-2-0 engine or an American Planet type engine. These types of engines were built and used most common on American railroads during the pioneer days in the 1800s and 1830s until 1928, and were given the name "American" in 1872 because of all of the work they did on every railroad in the United States. These types of engines have four wheels (two leading wheels, two driving wheels, and no trailing wheels).

**Bosses**
First Flight

**First Flight** is a level where Spyro has to fly through to reach Dante's Freezer. You have the ability to shoot fireballs, move, speed up, slow down and avoid being hit by Ape Soldiers. These Ape Soldiers are shot at Spyro from cannons on the islands that are passed while heading to Dante's Freezer. You must also avoid being hit by Dreadwings and cannon ships. The terrain changes from a string of islands to an icy place that just might be inaccessible places in Dante's Freezer, the next level in the game. When you are close to the ocean you can see a giant Turtle-like creature swimming along the path Spyro takes.

## Gallery

Concept art of Spyro flying over the sea on his way to Dante's FreezerA Viking Ship during Spyro's speedway to Dante's Freezer by Irina EgorovaFirst Flight environmental art by Brent WallerSpyro reaching Dante's Freezer by flight

**Bosses**
Kane

*“Well, the Atlawa and Kane need no help.”*
    —Kane
**Kane** is the leader of the Atlawa in Tall Plains in *The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning*.

## Character Development

Jared Pullen, lead concept artists of *A New Beginning*, figured that a somewhat Mayan influence seemed appropriate for the proud and independent character of Kane. What began as a four legged llama, resulted in the final character design for Kane. The character animators referred to him as 'that chicken-llama' whenever Kane was mentioned. Jared created a back story and mythos for Kane, but it was never used in the story.

## Personality

Kane was introduced as proud and independent, refusing any help even when he was imprisoned. He was initially doubtful of Spyro's abilities, but soon grew to realize that the purple dragon can help him save his tribe.

## Story

When Spyro arrived on Tall Plains, he rescued Kane from Cynder's forces. However the Atlawa was beyond grateful and claimed he didn't need any help before moving on his own to save his tribe. Spyro ran into Kane a couple of times during his journey through Tall Plains, and even saved his life, but the Atlawa leader still showed hostility towards Spyro. After Spyro saved his people and freed Cyril, Kane realized that he was wrong about taking care of things alone, and Spyro became a part of their tribe.

## Reference

1. ↑ *From The Dragon's Vault...Something for the Fans*. (Date Posted - Oct. 2, 2010). *Blogger*.

**Bosses**
Book of Zhoul

"*Look, if the internet is a garden hose, this book is Niagara Falls, blasting the universe's deepest thoughts through your consciousness.*"
―Stanley[src]
The **Book of Zhoul** is an ancient grimoire written by the Seer Zhoul, the founder of the Order of the Mystic Specters, detailing much of the history of the organization as well as of ancient relics they had encountered.

## History

The Book of Zhoul was one of the oldest texts among the Order of the Mystic Specters, detailing ancient knowledge from millennia past. It also included things Zhoul had seen from the future, such as the fate of the Verasect.

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During the time of the Third NoHead War, a young member named Stan used the book to explain the nature of the Verasect and the history of the Legions of Metta to Master Intelligence, Lindsay Kellerman, and Sebiscuits Cardarphen. When Cardarphen, who was unwillingly hosting the Verasect, asked if the book said anything about removing the Verasect from him, Stanley regrettably replied that there was not.

## References

1. ↑ *S.M.S.B.: The Return of the Verasect*
The Destroyer (level)

## The Destroyer

**The Destroyer** is the eighth chapter in *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*. After halting the Destroyer using the rushing waters from the Dam, Spyro and Cynder launch a full-scale attack on the creature. They must destroy the Dark Crystals planted around and inside the Destroyer's body in order to progress and defeat it.

## Objective

* Destroy all the crystals of the Destroyer

## Purple Light Checkpoints

* Destroyer's Wrist
* Under the Destroyer's Shoulder
* Destroyer's Nape
* Into the Destroyer's Mouth

## Trivia

* Strangely we don't see the Guardians nor other aerial dragons attack the Destroyer despite Terrador commanding the troops to attack it in the cutscene prior to the level itself.
* At certain points in the level, the Destroyer rains down fireballs that damage Spyro and Cynder.

**Bosses**
The Conductor

## Conductor

*“You're a little late, fella; the crystal's already charged, and the volcano's ready to blow! But before it does, me and Steam are gonna take great pleasure in running you down!”*
    —The Conductor
**The Conductor** is an Ape who is a driver to his train engine, Steam. Both serve as the boss of Munitions Forge. The Conductor presumably may have been the head of Cynder's security on the island.

## Appearance

The Conductor is a gold-hairy ape with a brown belt, and wears a Tall Purple Conductor's hat which looks similar to a Drum major hat. He seems to have a purple chest with elbows and his feet as well.

## Story

Spyro and Sparx witnessed the Conductor ordering the other Apes to be on guard, while he brought the caboose containing the elemental crystals to the area where Terrador was held prisoner. Spyro then pursued the Conductor and two Ape Leaders (who just happened to be his passengers) on a rail cart through the railroad tunnels of the volcano in an attempt to stop the train, but was no match for it and was driven off the tracks.

The Conductor crossed paths with Spyro again at the top of the volcano where Terrador was kept. He told Spyro and Sparx that they were a little too late because the crystal was already charged and the volcano of Boyzitbig was getting ready to erupt. The Ape then attempted to run down Spyro using Steam, but was defeated by the purple dragon with Steam exploding, releasing Terrador from his prison. The Conductor's fate was left unknown, as he could still be seen on top of Steam after it exploded.

## Trivia

* While two Ape Soldiers are seen accompanying the Conductor on Steam, when fighting the caboose, we see Ape Leaders on board instead.
* He is also one of the few Apes in the trilogy who can talk.
* His original English voice was done by Kevin Michael Richardson, who has also done Terrador's, Sniff's, Hermit's, Chief Prowlus' and Gaul's voices in the *Legend* series.
	+ His Italian voice was done by: *Riccardo Rovatti*, in which he has also done Volteer's, the Chronicler's and Mason's Italian voices.

**Bosses**
An Unwanted Competition

***An Unwanted Competition*** is a 2014 picture book and the twelfth installment of the Dougall-Fowl Universe. It was written by D. Isaac Thomas and released on June 6, 2014.

## Summary

Bonnie and Sally both long to be on the softball team, but they never thought they'd have to compete to live their dream.

## Plot

Young anthropomorphic Bonnie and Sally both long to be on their school's softball team. To live their dream, they unwittingly come into direct competition with each other.

## Reception

"*Awesome story! Loved it.*"
―Anonymous[src]
*The Child Wars* was well-received, with viewers generally considering it "awesome", including two people saying this directly.
Dojo

The **Dojo** is a chamber within the Dragon Temple where the Guardians train young dragons.

## Story

The dojo was a section inside the Dragon Temple where young dragons were taught how to wield their various elemental breaths and other abilities under the teachings of the Guardians. The Dojo makes use of animated Dojo Dummies to help with training, types include those based on Ape Soldiers and Ape Leaders. A statue of Malefor is placed in the center of the Dojo, which can be lowered down into a hatch below to allow the young dragons more room to train.

### *The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning*

Every time Spyro recovered a Guardian, they taught him how to use their trademark element. Training begins when the giant statue of Malefor descended into the floor, making some space for dragons like Spyro to train and hone abilities, while the chosen dragon introduced the subject of their element. He encountered various Ape Dummies to train with, and Sparx and a dragon guardian are there to cheer him on while he mastered his elements. After mastering the element, Spyro must perform a fury demonstration before fully completing the assignments.

### *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night*

The Dragon Dojo was explored by Spyro during the night when he heard from Sparx that Cynder ran away. It was also used as one of the Dragon Challenges.

## Gallery

Dojo Elemental BannersSpyro, Sparx and Ignitus standing before the dragon statue in the dojo

**Bosses**

 Apes (Soldiers - Leaders, Commanders) - Toad Weeds - Bulb Spiders - Death Hounds - Dreadwings Grove Worms - Grove Mites - Grove Beasts - Growths - Skavengers - Skurvywings Blundertails - Fire Cannons - Sabertooths (DS) - Armourdilloes - Stone Trolls Fire Elementals - Elemental Crystal Brutes - Crystal Ball Spiders
**Bosses**
Before 20th century (Mutantry-1006)

This is a timeline of events that occurred before the 20th century.

## 3893 BCE

The Order of the Krechican is founded in Mutantry-1006.

## 2357 BCE

* **Siege of the Order of the Krechican**: Hundreds of Nebula Prime members, led by the Iron Godking, form an army and prepare for an assault on the Order of the Krechican, waving their banners. The Iron Godking approaches the opposing army, easily deflecting their lasers as he lands among the Krechican forces, quickly decimating many of them. The Iron Godking clears a path for his men and breaks down the castle's door. The Iron Godking's soldiers charge the castle and claim it for themselves.
* The Iron Godking oversees members of Nebula Prime as they train.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Superquack: Focal Point*
Bonus Parodies

**Bonus parodies** are battles that are not associated with an album. However, it only includes one so far, "Hellfire (Honest Version)", which is a parody of "Hellfire", a song from "The Hunchback of Notre Dame", composed by D. Isaac Thomas in his earlier years.

Synopsis
The song opens as Frollo overlooks the balcony and sings that he is more wicked than the other people in Paris. As he heads inside, he admits he is disturbed about his lustful feelings for Esmeralda, and prays to the virgin Mary for help. Finally, he threatens to burn her if she will not be his mistress. Eventually, he passes out as night dawns upon him.

Author's note
This is sung by Claude Frollo, from "The Hunchback of Notre Dame." Note to Frollo: if you're praying to Mary about wanting to bone a gypsy, you might want to learn these lyrics.

Lyrics

Beata Maria
You know I am the evil one
For killing panicked women makes me bad
Beata Maria
You know I am more evil than
The gypsy girl who tried to save the day
Then tell me, Maria
Why I have a crush on her
Why I find this hero super hot
I want her, I crave her
The heterosexual is gone
Replaced by all the gayness that I've hid
Like fire, hellfire
This boner in my soul
This burning desire
Does not negate my...sin.
(red monks emerge)
It's not her fault
I am to blame
It is the gypsy girl who tried to end this game
It's not her fault
My evil plan
The devil is irrelevant as flame
Believe me, Maria
I once lied to the audience
Don't let the haters screw my flesh and bone
Destroy Esmeralda
And let her feel heaven's embrace
Or else let her be mine, despite our age...
(Brutish Guard knocks on door)

"Minister? Esmeralda escaped with the hunchback. She's nowhere in our grip."

"What?! Get out! Get out, you idiot! I'm busy singing the world's best Disney song! I'll sing it! I'll sing it if I have to spoil the entire movie!"

I'm awesome
Also gay
Just like this epic song
I stand by this flame pit
Be mine for I am gay!
God, keep me in office
God, save her from the flames
And yet she'll pork my arse
Or she will burn!!!

References
A Book of Imagination

***A Book of Imagination*** is a 2013 picture book and the nineteenth installment of the Dougall-Fowl Universe. It was written by Ammon Thomas and released on August 10, 2013.

## Summary

This is a wordless picture book where you look at pictures and decide what happens on your own.

## Synopsis

The book does not contain a plot, as the reader is expected to look at a myriad of images and imagine what happens in between pages.
Purple Lights

**Purple Lights** are colums of light that serve as save points in the console versions of *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*. They activate only when there are no enemies nearby. After Story Mode is finished, the Purple Lights won't work.

## Trivia

* The function of the Purple Lights are very similar to the save altars in the early game installments of *God of War*.

**Bosses**
Calendar (Mutantry-4444)

This is a Calendar of events as depicted or mentioned in the Dystopian D.I.T. Literary Universe.

This calendar system provides a relative reference to events in the books. As this has yet to be completed and many events of the past, present and future have yet to be revealed, many events will have approximate dates or will be listed as unknown.

## April

### 25th

#### 2030

Ashton Quintan is born to Bruce Wright and Kathrine Quintan.

## June

### Unknown Date

* The NoHeads overthrow the government and rule as a triumvirate.
* The Police Grand Army and the S.M.S.B. both go on the run.

### 4th

#### 2030

* Sebiscuits Cardarphen overpowers Baby Intelligence and kills him.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; no text was provided for refs named `TFC`