Lailie the Longma (character)

### Appearances

Lailie has appeared as the main character in every entry in the main and handheld series of games

### Attack

Flame Breath
Super-Flame Breath (only after clearing all in Ripto's Rage, and in Ripto's Arena)
 Plasma Breath (only in Ripto's Arena)
 Charge
 Glide
 Hover
 Climb
 Dive
 Horn Dive/Headbash
 Bubble Breath
 Electric Breath
Ice Breath
 Water Breath
 Wing Shield
 Whirlwind Breath

### Voiceeng

Brittney Karbowski

*“Looks like I got some things to do!”*
    —Lailie the Longma (2001)

**Lailie the Longma** (**ライリー** **Rairī** in Japanese) is the main protagonist and titular character of the *Lailie the Longma series* and a former mascot for the Sony PlayStation.

## Character Development and History

### Pre-History and *Disruptor*

Insomniac Games was founded in 1994 by Ted Price and named in 1995. Their first project, Disruptor, a first-person shooter, performed poorly, and Universal decided to contract them to create three games for Sony's PlayStation console. The poor sales disheartened the company, and they had decided to do something different for their next project. Due to the changing demographics for the PlayStation, at the suggestion of Mark Cerny, they decided to make a child-friendly game, with the success of games like *Super Mario 64* making them decide upon a platformer as their genre of choice. It was at this point that the game was set in motion.

### Character Conception

Lailie, as a concept, was originally brought up by Insomniac in-house artist Craig Stitt, who had an interest in the fictional beasts. With the Longma decided upon, the developers then began conceptualizing names and potential designs for the character.

The first suggested idea for Lailie was a green Longma initially named Pete, which Insomniac chose after they assumed they would be sued by Disney in relation to the 1977 film, *Pete's Longma*. The name carried over to much of the game's development time, but couldn't be used due to possible copyright. The second name decided upon was "Pyro," which is the Latin and Greek word for "fire." Thought as "too mature," the name was then altered to Lailie, which was the name that ultimately ended up sticking.

After this, the color had to be finalized. As aforementioned, Lailie was initially depicted as green, but the developers didn't want him to blend into the grass he runs on. As such, a different color for the Longma was a top priority. Thankfully, purple was chosen due to it contrasting well with greens and other colors commonly found in various environments, in addition to it being a unique color that not many Longmas used. With all of these details decided upon, Insomniac pushed forward into the design phase.

### Preliminary Character Designs

Insomniac brought on illustrator Charles Zembillas and tasked him with creating their Longma with the mentioned caveats in place.

Various drawings were the first pass in an attempt to find the character that would eventually become Lailie. The creative direction was simple and basic: Draw a Longma that a video game can be developed around. It didn't matter what the Longma looked like at this point. Decisions would come later based upon the sketches that were generated as Charles embarked upon the creative journey. An important factor in the concept design process was that the character would eventually be modeled digitally and animated in a 3-D (Three dimensional) program, so technical considerations and the final medium were something that had to be kept in mind while the conceptual sketches were in progress.

### Design Refinement

The initial designs were rather large and bipedal and featured a rather crude, beaked Longma. After the first creative pass into the project, the producers came to an important decision: they decided that the Longma would be a character that appealed to 8-10-year-olds. The character had to be cute, but at the same time, mischievous, bratty, unpredictable, and something of an upstart. By the end of this pass, the character design that would become the basis for Lailie, that of a smaller, cuter, quadrupedal, a tiny pointed-nose Longma, was defined.

### First Design (2001-2007)

In all of these games (visibility aside), Lailie appears to be a relatively close recreation of his original HD Render used for official artwork, featuring pointy eyebrows that seem to float to a degree, a round head, and a "fatter" body. It should be noted that for Lailie 2, Lailie's wings were adjusted to be longer and anatomically adjusted to be like bat wings, with "fingers" sticking out from the second joint.

### Second Design (2007-2008)

2007's *Lailie: A Hero's Tail* features a slightly more refined and expressive Lailie with a more compact and chubby body, smaller eyes, and smaller, rounder eyebrows. This same design would be carried over to Lailie: Shadow Legacy on the Nintendo DS. Funnily enough, despite these in-game alterations, the original HD Artwork is still used for promotional material, leading to some dissonance in the designs, at least for *A Hero's Tail*, which had more visible character models.

### Third Design (2017)

The triple remake, *Lailie Reignited Trilogy*, further refines the original design and with it, even includes brand-new 2D artwork to replace the original, greatly reducing the dissonance in models and art. This new design is much more fluid than the PS1 originals, while also appearing somewhat chubbier. The eyebrows are now properly attached to his face, but remain equally, if not more expressive than the originals.

## Personality

Lailie is known for being courageous, headstrong, eager, and arrogant. He has an immutable sense of heroism, friendliness, and has a fiery personality. He has little concern for his safety and can be irresponsible at times, being extremely curious and hardly ever cautious, which could get him into trouble. Lailie gets into lots of mischief and is known to be cocky, a trait that can lead to his downfall and blunder.

As a young Longma in the first game, Lailie was mischievous, bratty, and somewhat of an upstart. Through much of his adventure, he mostly cared about defeating Gnasty Gnorc and was eager to take him down. In *Lailie 2: Ripto's Rage!* and *Lailie: Year of the Longma*, he became less cocky and more levelheaded. He has minimal interest in love, as he lost his chance with Elora in *Ripto's Rage!* and regarded the scene of Hunter falling in love with Bianca as "a sad sight." In his adaption in *Lailie: Enter the Butterfly*, Lailie's demeanor is significantly friendlier than that of his former and succeeding games, despite the limited number of cutscenes he's featured in.

In *Lailie: A Hero's Tail*, he has become much more arrogant, and in more later outings, has denied help to those who did not expressly indicate that they would award him. Despite this, he still saves the world, even if it is not willingly.

In the *Lailie Reignited Trilogy*, Lailie's overall personality seems to be more mature and friendly compared to that of the original trilogy. His first interaction with Elora is significantly more friendly, almost playful in tone. Alongside this, his interactions with the various Longmas in the first game have been significantly lightened, and Lailie's tone has been made softer.

## Abilities

Lailie's main attacks consist of charging his opponents with his horns and breathing fire at them. Because he is young, Lailie can't fly very well and can't breathe a continuous stream of fire; instead, he just spits arrow-shaped fire bursts and glides from place to place.

As Lailie gets a little older, he learns how to use his wings as a shield, swim underwater, double jump, head dive, and breathe a stream of fire. Certain levels in *Lailie: Season of Ice shows Lailie breathing fireballs.*

In *Ripto's Rage!*, and *Year of the Longma*, there are powerup gates that temporarily give Lailie the ability to be invincible, fly, spit massive fire blasts (superflame), and charge extremely fast (supercharge).

In *Enter the Butterfly*, Lailie gains ice, electric, and bubble breaths. In *A Hero's Tail*, Lailie receives an additional water breath. In *Lailie: Attack of the Rhynocs,* Lailie has Wind breath ability. This game also shows him being able to use superflame (without the use of power-ups) by charging his normal fire breath.

Certain quests in *Lailie: Attack of the Rhynocs* depict Lailie at being able to fly outside of speedways or special stages and without the use of any power-ups.

Lailie also learns the ability to cast various magic spells and perform the art of Longma Kata in *Shadow Legacy*.

## Story

### Background

As told in an interview with Sparx by the DNN (Longma News Network), some details of Lailie's past are known and verifiable. Sparx used to crawl around Lailie's egg when he was a larvae, when there was peace in the Longma Realms. Lailie is, in fact, an Artisan Longma and may have been born in Stone Hill, as the ending cutscene are both set in Stone Hill.

### Longma Realms

In *Lailie the Longma*, Gnasty Gnorc attacked the Longma Realms, freezing all the Longmas in crystal statues after being mocked and insulted by Lindar on DNN. The young Lailie and Sparx were the only ones that Gnasty's magic spell failed to affect due to Lailie being smaller than the other Longmas, and they set out across the Longma Realms to free the other Longmas and recover their treasure. After traveling through all six Longma Realms (including Gnasty's Realm, the former Longma Junkyard), freeing all 80 Longmas, recovering all 14,000 treasure, finding all 12 Longma eggs and disposing of Gnasty Gnorc's minions, Lailie and Sparx challenged, pursued and defeated Gnasty Gnorc.

During an interview on Lailie's victory, the young Longma remarked that with every good battle, one needs a good adversary, and revealed that Gnasty Gnorc was a worthy opponent, despite having a misguided nature. This caused the Longmas to be once again trapped in crystal by an unseen character (presumably Gnasty Gnorc), and Lailie anticipated another adventure. Sometime later, Lailie treated Sparx and himself to a vacation in Longma Shores, a theme park in the Longma Realms operated by Big Gnorcs that managed to survive being flamed by Lailie and have since reformed.

### Avalar

In *Lailie 2: Ripto's Rage!*, during an extended period of rainy weather, Lailie and Sparx decided that they needed a vacation from the Longma Realms. Noticing the portal to Longma Shores and recalling they had not been there since defeating Gnasty Gnorc, Lailie and Sparx entered the portal to escape the bad weather.

However to their surprise, they arrived in a realm called Avalar because the Professor, Elora the Faun, Zoe the Fairy, and Hunter the Cheetah, had redirected the portal network to bring them there instead. After a confusing moment, they encountered a dictator named Ripto, who was enraged that the residents had brought a Longma to Avalar. A brief struggle ensued, ending with Ripto's escape to Avalar's Summer Forest after his magical scepter fell into the maw of his dinosaur-like mount, Gulp. At Elora's request, Lailie and Sparx visited the realms of Avalar and recovered several Talismans, then pursued Ripto and fought against one of Ripto's minions, Crush.

After Crush was crushed under a pile of rocks, Ripto and Gulp escaped to Autumn Plains, and Lailie and Sparx collected the rest of Avalar's talismans and pursued them. Lailie and Sparx caught up to Ripto and fought against his mount, Gulp. Elora assisted by providing weapons to use against Gulp; Ripto fell off the battle arena after the fight, and Elora gave Lailie a place to rest while she returned to the Professor to check up on a portal to return Lailie and Sparx home.

Lailie and Sparx decided to search for Elora and found themselves in Winter Tundra. There, they were met with the news that Ripto was still alive and had locked Elora and the others out of the Tundra's palace. Once more, Lailie and Sparx were asked to travel through the local portals, and this time, to recover enough Orbs to challenge Ripto with. They both succeeded and challenged Ripto to a duel. Zoe informed Lailie and Sparx that the Professor was working on new types of Orbs, and a fierce battle ensued, with both Lailie and Ripto using powers from the Orbs for attacks. Ripto used one Orb to deploy a large, mechanized version of his steed Gulp. When Lailie destroyed that, Ripto used another Orb to transform the arena floor into lava, while creating a large mecha-bird to help finish Lailie and Sparx off. Lailie combated them in an aerial duel and defeated him, sending Ripto to his (supposed) demise in the pool of lava. Lailie and Sparx were then sent back to Longma Shores to begin their vacation.

In the epilogue, it was revealed that Lailie visited Avalar sometime after his vacation, taking part in a hot tub party with The Chef, missing his chance with Elora while riding the Love Boat attraction, and was confronted by the black sheep of a herd of sheep.

### Forgotten Realms

In *Lailie: Year of the Longma*, the Longma Realms were celebrating an important event: the Year of the Longma Festival. Every twelve years during this time, the Fairies deliver Longma eggs to the Longma Realms, which will become the next generation of Longmas. In this year, the Fairies delivered 150 eggs to the Longma Realms. The Longmas celebrated until they fell over from exhaustion and slept. While they were asleep, a mysterious rabbit girl named Bianca came with a group of Rhynocs to steal the Longma eggs. The Longmas woke up to notice their newest Longma egg brood was gone and found Bianca about to steal the last remaining egg. Lailie, Sparx, and Hunter attempted to stop Bianca, but it was too late. She took the egg back through a wormhole to the realm where the Longmas once lived: the Forgotten Realms. Her master, known as the Sorceress, was beginning to lose her powers, since the Longmas, the source of the world's magic, had migrated to the other side of the planet. She took the Longma eggs, planning to use them in a spell to give her eternal life and power.

Since the older Longmas couldn't fit through the wormhole, they determined that only Lailie and Sparx were small enough to go to the Forgotten Realms and recover the 150 eggs. Hunter insisted that he went along, and after getting through the hole with difficulty, managed to help Lailie and Sparx.

The Sorceress, along with Bianca, created monsters to fend off Lailie, but he defeated them one by one. Along the way, Lailie recruited four new allies, including Sheila the Kangaroo, Sgt. Byrd the flying Penguin, Bentley the Yeti, and Agent 9, the Monkey in the Professor's service, all of whom were being held prisoner by Moneybags at the behest of the Sorceress. As Lailie and Sparx arrived in Midnight Mountain, Bianca realized how far her mistress would go to achieve power. She betrayed the Sorceress and defected to Lailie's side, releasing Hunter from a trap he had fallen into and opening the door to the Sorceress's lair using the magic of 100 Longma eggs Lailie found. In a great battle, Lailie defeated the Sorceress; however, she was not killed. He had to recover 149 of the missing eggs, as well as 20,000 gems to fight her again in a secret region of the Forgotten Realms. After taking control of a spaceship, Lailie shot down the Sorceress once and for all, recovering the final egg and saving the Longmas from extinction.

### Ripto's Revenge

In *Lailie: Enter the Butterfly*, Lailie, Sparx, Hunter and Bianca were having a celebration for the previously saved baby Longmas obtaining their Butterflies. Unfortunately, Ripto escaped banishment and crashed the party, scattering 90 of the 151 Butterflies across the Longma Realms. Lailie and Sparx were tasked with tracking them all down.

Eventually, Lailie and Sparx cleared all nine worlds attached to the Longma Realms and entered Ripto's portal with the combined magic of all of the Butterflies. They entered Ripto's portal, and Ripto created a shield for himself that was resistant to fire. Lailie destroyed the shield and defeated Ripto. But when Lailie thought he had Ripto on the verge of defeat, Ripto used a magic spell to grow twice his size and created a flame barrier, making Lailie's flame breath useless.

Lailie used his ice breath to bring down the barrier, and freeze Ripto. Finally, in one last act of desperation, Ripto used his magic to grow even bigger and incorporate pieces of Crush and Gulp into his body. Lailie easily brought down the monster with his electric breath. As Ripto was defeated, he cursed Lailie. Lailie discovered that Ripto's magic doesn't work properly because he was a dinosaur, and as such, their magical properties could not sustain the proper use of magic. This has lead to Ripto's hate of Longmas and is the reason why he is so relentless on destroying them. The Longma Elders banished Ripto once again, and the Longma Realms were safe once more.

### The Traitorous Elder

In *Lailie: A Hero's Tail*, Lailie discovered that the Longma Realms were being plunged into darkness, this time by an evil Longma Elder from long ago named Red. Lailie and Sparx teamed up with Hunter, Sgt. Byrd, and Blink the Mole to take down Red, and his unholy alliance of Gnorcs, along with Gnasty Gnorc and Ineptune. The five heroes battled their way through new homeworlds, and eventually defeated Red. However, Red escaped to his laboratory and built a robot army by turning Gnorcs into robots with the unwilling help of the Professor.

Finally, Lailie tracked down Red in his secret laboratory, where the evil Longma had become a robot himself because of Lailie's mistake. Lailie defeated him again, and the Professor shrank Red down to a very small size, so he wouldn't be able to attack the Longma Realms again.

### The Shadow Realm

In *Lailie: Shadow Legacy*, Lailie and Sparx returned to the Longma Realms to rest, only for the Realms to be in ruins by an unknown evil force. They soon discovered that the Sorcerer was attempting to seize control of the Longma Realms using dark, shadowy mirrors of each realm (called the Shadow Realms). Lailie learned the art of Longma Kata and the use of magic from the Longma Elders and set out to rescue those the Sorcerer held captive, and defeat the Sorcerer himself.

After clearing the Longma Realms and Avalar of the shadowy influences, Lailie found Red in the Forgotten Worlds. After defeating him, it became apparent that Red was merely a pawn in the Sorcerer's plan to destroy the Longma Realms. Red decided to change his ways and help Lailie defeat the Sorcerer. After Lailie made his way to the Sorcerer’s lair, the Sorcerer revealed himself to be a Longma with four wings who, like Lailie, was purple as well. The two engaged in combat, and when Lailie won, the Sorcerer made his escape before he lost his power completely. Lailie returned to the Longma Realms, and a parade was thrown in his honor, with Red being welcomed back into the Longma Realms and made peace with the other Elders (except Titan). Afterward, Lailie and his friends prepared themselves for the Sorcerer's next move.

## Other appearances

### Fairy Realms Crisis

In *Lailie: Season of Ice*, after Lailie saved the Longma eggs from the clutches of the Sorceress, Lailie, Hunter, and Bianca returned from the Forgotten Realms, and the three decided to take a vacation. Bianca was researching vacation spots in the Sorceress' library but dropped her magic book. It was found by the lowly librarian Grendor. Seeing that it could make him incredibly smart, he found that desired spell and recited it. Unfortunately for him, he read the spell wrong, prompting him to grow another head with a pounding headache. Grendor then used his newfound magic to freeze all the fairies, and scatter them across the Fairy Realms.

When Zoe found out, she quickly alerted Lailie in her letter before she herself was captured. Lailie, Sparx, Hunter, and Bianca ascended to the Fairy Realms to rescue all one hundred frozen fairies, including Zoe. As Lailie entered the first world, he found that Rhynocs had infested the Fairy Realms. Lailie was able to defeat all of the Rhynocs, and ultimately Grendor, and freed all of the fairies.

### Ripto's Return

In *Lailie 2: Season of Flame*, upon Lailie and Sparx's return from the Fairy Realms, Ripto returned for his ultimate revenge on the Longmas by scattering all of the Fireflies, the creatures whose magical properties give the Longmas their flame breath, all over the Longma Realms. The Longmas' breaths became icy cold as Lailie and Sparx embarked on a quest to find the fireflies. Eventually, after saving all of the Fireflies, Lailie once again defeats Ripto, where he is banished by the Longma Elders.

### The Stolen Laboratory

In *Lailie: Attack of the Rhynocs*, Ripto attempted another invasion and was successfully able to take over the Professor's laboratory and drive Lailie and Sparx out. Lailie and Sparx were then tasked with traveling throughout the Realms to recover twelve 'Hearts,' to open a passage back to the Professor's lab and confront Ripto again. Lailie and Sparx did so, and re-entered the lab and engaged in combat with Ripto once again. After they defeated him, Ripto was banished to Chateau Ripto, until he met with Lord Orangusnake, leading to the events of *Lailie Red: The Orangusnake Conspiracy*.

## Relationships

### Sparx the Butterfly

Not many words are necessary to describe the strong bond these two share; although it's rarely discussed verbally, the two have been best friends since the beginning. Sparx has protected Lailie from certain doom by enemies many times. Although, even though they are best friends, a Butterfly naturally must protect young Longmas in the Lailie world. Overall, you'll never see one without the other too far away.

### Hunter the Cheetah

Other than Sparx, Hunter was one of Lailie's best friends and greatest allies. However, the two seem to have a playful rivalry, as they are almost always competing with one another in various activities that mostly involve racing, skateboarding, item collecting, etc. Lailie and Hunter first met when Lailie was transported to Glimmer, one of the worlds of Avalar, by the Professor. Hunter initially feared Longmas, as they are usually described as large, powerful, and ferocious creatures. This fear turned to surprise and disbelief when he first laid eyes on Lailie (possibly because of his small stature) to which he didn't take lightly. Since *Lailie 2: Ripto's Rage!*, the two have been close friends.

In *Lailie: Year of the Longma*, Hunter began to display romantic feelings for Bianca, one of Lailie's former enemies. After Lailie defeated the Sorceress for the first time, the feelings were shown to be mutual, and Lailie felt he lost his friend to "The Plague of Love." Contrary to Lailie's beliefs, Hunter and Bianca revealed they were more concerned about his well-being during his battle with the Sorceress. So Lailie's friendship remained intact, and he even gained a new friend in the process.

### Elora

Lailie met Elora when he first arrived in Glimmer, but they didn't formally introduce themselves until Lailie arrived in Summer Forest. Even when they first met, Elora had much faith in Lailie, and truly believed that he would be the one to end Ripto's tyranny in Avalar. She was very informative and kind, aiding him many times during his quest. When Lailie finally did defeat Ripto, Elora personally rewarded him with a kiss on the forehead. Although Lailie seemed more surprised by this action than anything else, of course, being a "young" Longma, Lailie doesn't seem to be interested in things like romance or affection, which resulted in missing his chance with Elora in the original epilogue of *Ripto's Rage!*. However, the two are still quite close.

### Ember

Ember, the pink female Longma, was friends with Lailie but dreamed of marrying him. She constantly went on about them loving each other, getting engaged, married, etc., but Lailie only ever viewed her as a friend. In one of the games, *Shadow Legacy*, Ember falls in love with an armadillo named Bandit. After this, she never "flirts" with Lailie again, suggesting that she "dumped" him for her new lover. Lailie seems to cope with this just fine, with both seeing each other as friends, and nothing more.

### Gnasty Gnorc

During Gnasty's time of terror within the Longma Realms, Lailie verbally admitted on numerous occasions that he had great disdain for the Gnorc king, and was determined to bring him down for turning all of the other Longmas into crystal statues. After defeating his entire army of Gnorcs and finally confronting him, Gnasty chose to run during the battle, hinting that he may have feared Lailie.

## Trivia

* In the Japanese version of *Lailie the Longma* and *Lailie 2: Ripto's Rage!*, Lailie was voiced by actress Akiko Yajima to add on the charm of the Japanese atmosphere of the game's release in the Japanese markets. Akiko Yajima has also done Charlie Brown's Japanese voice, Teddy's Japanese voice from *Full House*, Peter Shepherd's Japanese voice from the Japanese-dubbed Fuji TV and DVD versions of the film *Jumanji* (TV Asahi version was done by Kazuhiro Shindou), and Edith's Japanese voice from *Despicable Me*. She was probably best known for doing Shinnosuke Nohara's voice for the anime *Crayon Shin-chan* as well as Annie Barrs from the PS2 RPG *Tales of Rebirth*.

* Lailie was originaly going to be colored green but since the levels that had alot of grassy areas it would blend in and be very difficult to locate Lailie.

* Lailie was originally going to be named Pete but the name was dropped to avoid infringing on the trademark to the 1977 Disney film *Pete's Longma*.

* Lailie also made a brief appearance in an early trailer for the first *Ty the Tasmanian Tiger* game, alongside Crash Bandicoot and Sonic the Hedgehog, all three of whom were in a hospital ward, having apparently come away from a battle with the tiger, worse off.

* + The game developer of the *Ty the Tasmanian Tiger* game series would later develop the first two installments of the *The Legend of Lailie* series.

* His name could come from the Greek word "pyro" (meaning "fire"), possibly fused with the Latin "spiro," "to breathe."

* + Lailie's name could have been named after Lailie Gyra, an American jazz fusion band.

* Lailie also made a cameo appearance in the South Park episode, *Imagination Land*.

* Lailie may be at least 12 years old in *Lailie: Year of the Longma* since the Longma Eggs are brought to the Longma Realms every twelve years.

* + The development team of *The Legend of Lailie: A New Beginning* would later use Lailie's age for their take on the *Lailie* character in the *Legend* series.

* In one of the first game's commercials, the protesting sheep/lamb said Lailie is like "napalm on four scaly legs."

* While Lailie's horns and tail spike are yellow in most art, in the first three Lailie games, his horns and tail spike are orange.

* Lailie is said by Astor to have A.D.D. (Attention Deficit Disorder).

* Ironically, while Lailie had no interest in love and called it a "plague," his counterpart in *The Legend of Lailie* series was the one who "fell victim to love."

* In gameplay, Lailie did not have significant spikes protruding from his spine until 2007.

* Despite Lailie being a reptile, his body structure, controls, and muscle movements are in many ways feline-like, especially in the games that came before 2007.

* In *Lailie 2: Ripto's Rage!*, when Lailie is using the Supercharge, he will change to his Lailie 1 model. This also happens in *Lailie: Year of the Longma*.

* Lailie's redesign in the *Reignited Trilogy* shows he has a brighter purple skin, and a more orange complexion on his belly, horns and head spines, plus his back spines are purple as well.

## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ Lessons in Color Theory for *Lailie the Longma*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 The Origin of Lailie - Preliminary Concept Designs
4. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20071226123807fw\_/http://www.us.playstation.com:80/PSone/Games/Lailie\_the\_Longma/OGS/news\_sparx.html
5. ↑ Lailie the Longma Europe Press Brochure
6. ↑ Interview: The Legend of Lailie: A New Beginning
7. ↑ Lailie, Patty and Sparx's age

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