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Elemental Dragon

The **Elemental Dragon** is a hostile entity that takes on the form, powers and tactics of the challenger's worst fears. In *The Eternal Night*, Spyro had to face this creature alone when he finished all four elemental challenges in the Celestial Caves. It is the final obstacle that represents what Spyro fears most: Cynder returning to the Dark Master's side.

## Appearance

The Elemental Dragon resembles Cynder's adult form when she was under Malefor's control. However, it has a few different features: it has three sets of curved horns, a different tail blade that lacks the hole, three spikes on its back above its hips, and lacks the jewelry Cynder had.

## Story

The Elemental Dragon appeared before Spyro as the final challenge that stood between him and the Chronicler, having taken on a similar appearance of Cynder's adult form based on Spyro's worst fear. It battled against Spyro, but it eventually fell to his might.

## Colors

The Elemental Dragon changes color, thus can only be harmed by the element of the same color.

* **Red:** Fire
* **Blue:** Ice
* **Yellow:** Electricity
* **Green:** Earth

## Strategy

If you jump up above the Elemental Dragon and attack it from there, it's a less likely chance you'll get hit, and you'll possibly beat it faster. You can also use that technique on Cynder in *The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning*.

## Gallery

The Elemental Dragon's Ice formThe Elemental Dragon's Fire formThe Elemental Dragon's electric formThe Elemental Dragon's earth formClose-upElemental Dragon's four forms in the mobile version of *The Eternal Night*
## Trivia

* In *The Eternal Night'*s mobile version, the dragon is used as the boss of the Elemental Dreams, one form per element. It also does not resemble Cynder in that version.
* There is a slight plothole in the game where Sparx mentions its presence to the Chronicler (calling it a "psychodelic dragon"), despite not going with Spyro to the plane where it is fought.
* It was rumored that the Elemental Dragon takes on a fifth color (black or dark purple) after unlocking Dark Spyro, requiring the user to use the Aether element, but this was proven false. However, if the Elemental Dragon is hit by a polar bomb, it may turn purple for a few seconds because the dragon is slowed down by the polar bomb, but the Aether element still won't hurt it.

 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**
Seige Towers

## Siege Towers

**Siege Towers** are large machines that were used by Malefor's army. They carried Grublins to the walls of Warfang in order to penetrate and attack the city during the seige. The only way to destroy a Siege Tower is by destroying the Dark Crystals that powered it or through the cannon fire of Warfang's catapult.

## Gallery

Seige Tower concept by Yan Le PonSeige Tower by Seige Tower concept by Yan Le PonA Seige Tower releasing a squad of Grublins onto the ramparts

**Bosses**
Great Cleansing

The **Great Cleansing** is an event that Malefor speaks of, in *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*. The ancient golems of the deep and the Destroyer were summoned for this spectacle of armageddon. The Great Cleansing literally purges the world by destroying everything, including the earth itself, making it truly the end of the world.

Just as Spyro and Cynder began their battle with Malefor to stop him from destroying the world, the Great Cleasning was triggered when the Destroyer managed to throw itself into the volcano from whence it came. After Malefor's defeat, Spyro used his power to stop the The Great Cleansing and reconstruct the shattering world.

**Bosses**
Chief Prowlus

*“Do you have such little respect for our laws, that you formed an alliance to the very ones who caused all of our misfortunes?”*
    —Chief Prowlus
**Chief Prowlus** is the clan chief of the Cheetah Village in the Valley of Avalar, appearing in *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*.

## Personality

Chief Prowlus is very distrustful of Dragons, or anything outside the valley for that matter. He blames the Dragon race for the misfortunes that happened upon his clan thanks to Malefor and a corrupted Cynder. He is strict, strong and very leery, wanting his village to be safe from the outside world and the villagers to follow the laws placed to protect it. Prowlus also seems to have an intense rivalry with Hunter, who went against his village laws to join the Dragons to fight Malefor. Despite this, he is willing to admit his wrongdoings, as shown when Chief Prowlus apologizes to Hunter for imprisoning him and to Meadow for not choosing to help him right away.

## Story

### History

Prowlus is the current leader of the cheetah tribe. In the past, he had heard the story of Malefor's history and how the Dragon race brought misfortunes upon the clan. To ensure the safety of the village, Prowlus placed strict laws for his fellow cheetahs to follow in order to protect their home from the outside world.

When Cynder came to power while under Malefor's influence, this increased Prowlus's mistrust of Dragons.

### *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*

After Hunter took Spyro and Cynder to safety in Twilight Falls, he, Spyro, Cynder, and Sparx were captured by the cheetahs and taken to the Cheetah Village. There, Hunter was scolded by Chief Prowlus, who blamed the Dragons for causing his clan's misfortunes and accused Hunter for bringing the dangers of the outside world with him. However Hunter defended his actions by reminding Prowlus that Spyro was the last hope of saving the world from Malefor, and that the dangers were already around them. When the village came under attack by Grublins, Chief Prowlus reluctantly released Spyro and Cynder to let them help fight the Grublins off. However he refused to allow Hunter to accompany Spyro and Cynder afterwards when they volunteered to find the missing member of the village, Meadow.

After Spyro and Cynder recovered Meadow, Prowlus apologized to Meadow and Hunter for his actions. He then offered Hunter the use of the Forbidden Tunnel to reach Warfang, and in return, Hunter offered an invitation to Chief Prowlus that he was welcome to join them at any time. During the siege of Warfang, Chief Prowlus led his tribe into battle against Malefor's army outside the city walls. It is unknown whether he survived and if he and Hunter ever resolved their differences.

## Trivia

* Despite appearing to have something to hold his sword on his back, when one looks behind Chief Prowlus after saving the cheetah village, there is nothing holding his sword and instead it floats.

**Bosses**
Blundertails

**Blundertails** are scorpion-like creatures that appear as an enemy in *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night*. They are associated with the Skavengers. Spyro faces two Blundertails when he is forced to fight them in Fellmuth Arena. They are later encountered as enemies in the level.

## Trivia

* The Blundertails are similar to the Buffalo Beetles, attacking Spyro the same way with their claws, but they fire cannonballs from their stingers instead of fire.
	+ They also have the same character animations as the Buffalo Beetles.

 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**
Ogres

**Ogres**are enemies found in *The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning* and *The Eternal Night*. Spyro first encountered them in Dante's Freezer, when the Apes were fighting against the Trolls. Ogres are a two-part enemy. When they are supposedly defeated, their armor sheds to reveal floating skeletal spectres called Wraiths with only their upper torsos with axes.

Ogres appear again at the Well of Souls, when the Night of Eternal Darkness occurred. They were the corrupted spirits of the deceased who were freed from the Well of Souls during the Night of Eternal Darkness.

## Gallery

Concept art of an Ogre enemy in its armor and its skeletal form by Ronald MarcConcept art of an Ogre enemy in its armor and its skeletal form by Ronald MarcTrolls height lineup by Ronald Marc

**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**
Crystal Brutes

**Crystal Brutes** are enemies encountered in Concurrent Skies. They are made out of crystal with electricity keeping their limbs together. They walk dragging their overgrown crystal arm on the ground, and they use their heavy limbs to smash down on Spyro and stun him, which is dangerous because it gives them a chance to hit you.

## See also

* Rubble Brutes
* Elemental Crystal Brutes

## Gallery

**Bosses**
Buffalo Beetles

**Buffalo Beetles** are giant, insectoid creatures that resemble scorpions. They are used as mounts for the Apes. They are encountered on Munitions Forge.

The Buffalo Beetles attack by using either their pincers, stingers, or by firing streams of fire. Although they are resistant against Fire due to being a fire-based creature, they are very weak against Earth and Ice.

## Gallery

Concept art by Ronald MarcBuffalo Beetle Ape Rider bust by Ronald Marc
## Trivia

* An enemy similar to the Buffalo Beetle, called a Blundertail, appears in *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night*, only this one can shoot cannonballs instead of flame balls.

**Bosses**
Twilight Falls

**Twilight Falls** is a forest area that lies between the Catacombs and the **Enchanted Forest**. Here, Spyro and Cynder follow Hunter to safety after their escape all the while fighting their way through the Grublins that still pursue them. It was given the name "Twilight Falls" due to the large waterfall glistening under the rays of the Celestial Moons.

## Story

On their departure out of the Catacombs, they were led through a cave by Hunter and followed a river, which ended into a large, glistening waterfall with a marvelous view of the forest surrounding the area and the rays of the Celestial Moons shining down to the waterfall, which is why Twilight Falls had gotten its name. The falls lead down to the forest below where Hunter met them by a fallen tree and they had to fight a wave of Grublin Flies before battling against a Hero Grublin. The two dragons then knocked over a tree, and they crossed over to and climb a wall where they met Hunter at the top and went to rest in the Enchanted Forest.

Once there, Hunter explained to Spyro and Cynder that the Dark Master had escaped shortly after they disappeared, and that the world had fallen in utter chaos ever since. While sitting around their campfire, they are ambushed and dragged to the Cheetah Village, where Spyro and Cynder were tethered to a large post. Hunter was put in chains for bringing Dragons to the village, where the cheetah leader, Chief Prowlus, believed Dragons were the cause of the cheetahs' misfortunes. The village was then attacked by a group of Grublins, and Chief Prowlus relunctantly released Spyro and Cynder to help fight them off.

## Gallery

Early version of Twilight Falls displaying bloom effects
## Trivia

* Twilight Falls is the shortest level in *Dawn of the Dragon*.

**Bosses**
Dojo Dummies

## Ape Dummies

**Dojo Dummies** are stuffed figures of the Apes, used for training in the Dojo in *The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning*. The Dummies come in two types: the small ones based on the Ape Soldiers, and the medium ones based on the Ape Leaders. Depending on the particular lesson, they can attack or just stand still. Some dummies will run around the dojo, fleeing from Spyro, and you will need to use the appropriate attack to stop and defeat them.

## Gallery

Ape Dummy variant by Roderick WongApe Dummy Tier 2 variant by Ronald Marc

**Bosses**
Conduits

**Conduits** are machine-like creatures that act like security systems for Cynder in her lair, Concurrent Skies in *The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning*. They resemble orbs of electricity, with an eye-like crystal orb that walks around on its electric tendrils. Conduits attack by either slamming or zapping.

## Gallery

Conduit enemy concept by Ronald MarcConcept art of the Conduit spawner by Roderick Wong
## Trivia

* When attacked with a fire attack, the Condiuts greatly resemble the Eye of Sauron from *The Lord of The Rings* series.
* Their attack patterns are shared by the Crystal Ball Spiders in *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night*.

**Bosses**
Growths

**Growths** are monsters that dwell in the swamp-like areas of the world. They attack by either swinging their clubs on Spyro if he is close, slam him to the ground or throwing slime on him to temporarily slow him down if he's far away. Growths are also found in the Ancient Grove.

## Gallery

Growth character art by Ronald Marc

**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**
Mother Mole

*“My beloved child you are safe!”*
    —The Mother Mole
The **Mother Mole** is a character found in the mobile version of *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*. She gives Spyro and Cynder the sidequest of finding her son, who was trapped inside a crumbling room in Warfang.
After you find her son and reunite the two, the Mother Mole awards you the Ice and Fear elements.

**Bosses**
Marine Gloves

Rank 3 Gloves Trinket - Improved version of the Special Forces Gloves.

* This may seem boring to some, but this makes every pickup count for people who are shooting, and combined with a life leech figurine can vastly reduce the amount of required pickups.
* By far one of the more appreciated Rank 3 Gloves trinket.
Nina

*“Don't listen to your father's preaching, Spyro. Just be yourself. It's all any of us can do.”*
    —Nina
**Nina** is a pink dragonfly who is Sparx's biological mother and Spyro's adoptive mother in *The Legend of Spyro* series. Along with her husband, Flash, she lives in the Swamp.

## Story

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

Flash and Nina both discovered Spyro's egg when it came to rest in the Swamp and gathered around the egg, wondering what kind of creature could be inside. Shortly afterwards, Spyro hatched from that very egg, and although Flash and Nina were frightened at first, they were amazed by the baby dragon. Knowing the swamp to be a very dangerous place, they adopted Spyro into their family and raised him alongside their son, Sparx, who was born on the same day as Spyro.

Twelve years later, after Spyro and Sparx escaped from their scuffle with Apes, they told Flash and Nina about the encounter, and the two dragonflies were prompted to explain to Spyro the truth on what he really was and where he came from. Flash and Nina later followed after Spyro in time to see him off when he decided to find out where he came from, with Nina encouraging Spyro to not listen to Flash's preaching about Spyro's gift coming with a price and just be himself.

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

Flash and Nina made a cameo in one of the pages of Spyro's book that was written by the Chronicler, happily watching a young Sparx.

## International Voice Actresses

* Dutch = Marjolein Algera
* French = Vanina Pradier
* German = Arianne Borbach
* Italian = Beatrice Caggiula
* Spanish = Ana Aznarez
* Russian = Olga Zubkova
* ***ADVICE:*** *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon* is the only Legend game to also have a Finnish, Danish, Swedish and Norwegian audio dubbing track. Therefore, Since Nina does not appear in that game, she does not have those following language voices.

## Trivia

* She and Cynder are the only two female characters in *The Legend of Spyro* series.

## References

1. ↑ The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning Prima Strategy Guide, page 50

**Bosses**
Elemental Avatars

* Fire
* Earth
* Ice
* Electricity

The **Elemental Avatars** are bosses exclusive to the Gameboy Advance version of *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night*. They are the challenges given by The Chronicler in order to train Spyro.

## Trivia

* The Elemental Avatars share the same role as the Elemental Spirits, who appear at the end of Spyro's trials in the Celestial Caves.

 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**
Floating Islands

**Nintendo DS**

* Grublins
* Crossbow Orcs
* Wyverns
* Guardians
* Trolls

The **Floating Islands** are a collection of hovering islands that hover above the land below. It is composed of many architecture from Warfang that was uprooted by Malefor, who suspended them and the city temple above the land through his dark magic. The Floating Islands serve as the entrance to Malefor's Lair.

In *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*, it is the second to last location where Spyro and Cynder must make their way through. They would need to open the main gate by lighting torches stationed around the islands. They will also have to fight a troll and a couple more enemies until they finally reach a wind tunnel that will carry them up to the final battle at Malefor's Lair.

## Story

Upon arriving at the Floating Islands, Cynder was enchanted at how beautiful it was. Spyro, unfazed, noticed the tower that laid before them and pointed out that the tower lead to Malefor's Lair, only to earn a response from Cynder who thanked him for ruining the peaceful moment. The two dragons proceeded to light the torches around the islands, battle several last enemies, before finally flying towards Malefor's Lair for the final battle to save the world.

## References

1. ↑ *"The first rough on the parts suspended above the volcanoes of Dragon City. Made in the first days when I worked on "SPYRO". Dragon city is devastated on the surface, but Spyro discovers the remains of the city above the clouds.", translated*. (Date Posted - Jan. 21, 2009). *Blogger*.

**Bosses**
Ancient Grove

*“There is an Ancient Grove within the forest at the end of the Silver River. It is a secret place untouched by civilization. The waters there are poisonous, as well as the creatures who are nutured by it...”*
    —Ignitus
The **Ancient Grove** is a dark, foreboding grove that lies somewhere on the edge of the Silver River. It was the home of Arborick, as well as other creatures nurtured by the poisonous waters.

## Description

The Ancient Grove is, for the most part, untouched by civilization. Much of it is unexplored and uncharted, with many undiscovered creatures and plants. Plant life here is diverse and colorful. Some of the trees grow to heights of over a hundred feet, and the sun raining through their leaves give the grove a very ethereal look. Take care not to get lost, for while this forest may appear serene and idyllic, there is much more to it than meets the eye. Strange creatures are abundant here and even the insects can prove to be deadly. Rivers of poison stream through the Grove, as well as ponds, providing home to Grove Worms.

The Ancient Grove itself possesses dark magic that corrupts any living thing into a hostile creature that wanders the forest and attacks intruders.

## Native Creatures

* Grove Mites
* Grove Beasts
* Death Hounds
* Growths
* Grove Worms
* Flying Jellyfish

## Story

Ignitus sends Spyro to the Ancient Grove to seek out the tree from his vision with the Chronicler. While searching, he was summoned into a dream by the Chronicler again to regain his Ice abilities and showed Spyro a vision of a terrible Ape king, leading a huge army of Apes going to the Mountain of Malefor, shouting, "...the Well of Souls!", another name of the mountain. After Spyro woke up, he eventually found the great tree, but it later turned out to be a monster called Arborick, and Spyro defeated it. Afterwards, a group of Skavengers, led by their captain named Skabb, revealed they wanted Arborick as their "star attraction" for their fighting tournament, but that changed when the Skavengers decided to take Spyro as a replacement, knocking him unconscious and taking him and Sparx aboard the flying ship of Fellmuth Arena.

## References

1. ↑ File:A Grove GroveBeast.jpg

 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**
Elemental Dreams

**Elemental Dreams** are dreamscapes in *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night* where Spyro is summoned to by the Chronicler. In each elemental dream, Spyro regains each of his elements, including learning how to manipulate Dragon Time.

## Story

The first time Spyro was summoned into an elemental dreamscape was when he was outside of the Dragon Temple shortly after speaking with Cynder. The second time was when he collapsed in the Ancient Grove just after seeing a bunch of Skavengers walk by, and Sparx had to lead them away in order to protect him. The third time was after Spyro defeated the Blundertails, and the final time was when he was flying away from the Pirate Fleet to the White Isle. This action proved dangerous, as Spyro would've drowned had it not been for the Leviathan rising from the depths of the ocean to the surface, saving the purple dragon.

## Trivia

* The Elemental Dream's environment resembles the Celestial Caves and the White Isle.
* When the Chronicler summons Spyro, where ever he is standing, he will collapse and pass out, sometimes at the wrong place at the wrong time.

 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**
Falcons

## Hunter's Falcons

**Falcons** a species of bird that resides in the Dragon Realms. A flock of falcons are owned by Hunter of Avalar, who uses them to send messages to inhabitants in faraway areas. One falcon can first be seen flying over the Well of Souls in the game's introduction, and the another one was called to Hunter after he guidesd Spyro, Cynder, and Sparx from the Catacombs. The cheetah warrior then sent that falcon off to Warfang to tell Ignitus that he has found the three heroes.

After the Destroyer completed its journey, Ignitus instructed Hunter to send his falcons to warn everyone in the outer regions to get underground as quickly as they can.

**Bosses**
Hero Grublins

**Hero Grublins** are a type of Grublin that wield shields in *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*. According to Grublin general rank and file units, Grublins that have survived enough battles earn the rank of "Hero", which supposedly grant them an increase in size and/or strength.

Hero Grublins mostly serve as leaders of lesser Grublin groups. They sometimes launch dark energy at Spyro and Cynder if they are too close, and their shield must be destroyed in order to attack them directly. The Hero Grublin's rank is that of the Ape Leaders from Spyro's previous two adventures.

## Gallery

Concept Art of a Hero Grublin by Veronique MeignaudConcept of a Hero Grublin

**Bosses**

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon Prima Strategy Guide, page 30
Cheetah Village

The **Cheetah Village** is an area within the Valley of Avalar where the cheetahs, including Hunter, Meadow, and Chief Prowlus live.

## Story

Spyro and Cynder were brought to the Cheetah Village as prisoners under orders of Chief Prowlus, who was distrustful of Dragons, thanks to Malefor and Cynder when she was under his control, and blamed them for causing the cheetahs' misfortunes. During a heated argument between Prowlus and Hunter, the village came under attack by a group of Grublins. Reluctantly, Chief Prowlus released Spyro and Cynder to help fend them off with the cheetah warriors.

## Gallery

Concept design of the Cheetah camp by Yan Le PonConcept design of the Cheetah outpost by Yan Le PonConcept designs of the village huts by Yan Le PonDesign stages of the village lookout posts

**Bosses**
Stone Trolls

**Stone Trolls** are enemies that appear in *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night*. They serve as obstacles for Spyro when he is summoned into his Elemental Dreams to regain his elemental powers, and later serve as guards of the White Isle when he explores the island to find the Chronicler.

## Trivia

* The Stone Trolls share the same character animations as the Trolls from *A New Beginning*.

 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**
Crossbow Orcs

## Bowman Orcs

**Crossbow Orcs,** also known as **Orc Archers** in the DS version and **Bowman Orcs**, are the swift and one of the powerful types of Grublins that appear in *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon* and are part of Malefor's Army. They can fire shadow-like arrows from a distance, which deals medium damage to Spyro and Cynder, and leap at the two dragons with its small swords. These foes are the fastest and most agile orcs.

## Gallery

Early concept of a Crossbow OrcEarly concept of a Crossbow OrcA Crossbow Orc model sheet by Yannick CorbozA model of a Crossbow Orc by JaspA model of a Crossbow Orc (uncolored) by JaspConcept art of an Ice Orc Archer in the DS versionConcept art of a Fire Orc Archer in the DS versionConcept art of Orc Archers in the DS versionDS models of Orc ArchersA Fire Orc Archer sprite in the DS version of Dawn of the Dragon

**Bosses**
Mana

**Mana** is Spyro and Cynder's breath meter in *The Legend of Spyro*.

Spyro and Cynder are limited by the amount of Green Gems that they collect. Each time either of them uses a breath attack, the mana meter will go down unless refilled by picking up green gems from defeated enemies or Spirit Gems. This gives Spyro and Cynder a need to either conserve their gems or find more before they can more easily take on the larger foes. As you progress through the game, you'll unlock new breath types to use in your fight against evil.

## Trivia

* In *Dawn of the Dragon,* both Spyro and Cynder will have their different breath abilities unlocked from the beginning.
* A cheat can be used to have unlimited mana. When in game, pause, and press the following buttons: Hold R1,+ Up, Right, Up, Left, Down. Note that this code is for PS2.

**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**

**Bosses**
The Volcano

**The Volcano** is a pivotal location for the dark forces of Malefor throughout the events of *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*. It serves as a harbringer of doom and an image of menace.

## Story

The volcano first appeared when Hunter, Spyro, Cynder and Sparx reached the safety of the Enchanted Forest. They looked out at the horizon as Hunter explained that after their disappearance, Malefor returned and quickly attacked the city of Warfang, suspending the Warfang temple above the land to symbolize his dominance. The volcano was later seen was during the siege of Warfang where it stood in the background of Malefor's army.

The volcano played a major role later in the story after the Golem was killed. Malefor made an ominous announcement to the inhabitants that since they survived the siege, they would be the first to witness the resurrection of the Destroyer, a mountain-sized golem used to destroy the world to usher in a new one. The Destroyer emerged from the volcano and immediately proceeded to walk across the world, spreading the Ring of Annihilation that would initiate the end of the world upon the end of its journey.

After failing to stop the Destroyer, Spyro and Cynder ventured through the Burned Lands, a desolate ridden wasteland shadowed by the great volcano, where the Destroyer was seen attempting to scale it. Spyro stated that they must reach the volcano to find an updraft in order to continue onwards to Malefor's Lair. During the final battle with Malefor, the Destroyer reached the top of the volcano and fell back into the earth, triggering the Great Cleansing. The volcano erupted so violently the earth's atmosphere dispersed and the planet began to break apart. The updraft of the mountain died out and Malefor's Lair plummeted into the volcano towards the earth's core. During the Spyro's reconstruction of the world, it is possible the volcano was drawn back into the planet.

## Gallery

The Destroyer emerging from the massive volcanoThe great Volcano erupting after the Destroyer completed its journey, pushing the clouds around the earth's atmosphere
## Trivia

* The Volcano provides a defensive area for Malefor. It is responsible for the creation of the vast Burned Lands.
* In terms of volcanology, the volcano is an amalgamation of the two main groups of volcanoes. It has the steep slopes, incredible height and explosive nature common with Strato volcanoes, but is also constantly active and has a large crater, features common with shield volcanoes.

**Bosses**
Electrical Conduits

In *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*, **Electrical Conduits** are an interactive objects that are found in the Catacombs and the Ruins of Warfang. Spyro would need to use his Electricity breath to charge up the conduit to unlock accessible platforms in order to progress. When the charge runs out in the electrical conduit before Spyro can progress, the platforms will slide back into place and he will have to reactivate the conduit again.

## Gallery

Electrical Conduit model and textures by Guillaume Minet
## References

1. ↑ The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon Prima Strategy Guide, page 10

**Bosses**
White Isle

The **White Isle** is an island that lies somewhere in the ocean of the Dragon Realms in *The Legend of Spyro* series. It is the home of The Chronicler.

## Description

The sea surrounding the isle glows an aqua color, and it is covered in white sand, ice, rocks and floating platforms. It is a testing ground for all the dragons who find it. It is also crawling with bones of dead creatures, and small stone soldiers. A massive temple is also built, surrounded by the Celestial Caves, and it is a home for the Chronicler, who sits and records the past, present and bits of the future of every dragon.

## Story

After passing out following Skabb's defeat, Spyro was taken to the White Isle by a "freaky little turtle monster," as Sparx called it, so that he can hide from the Apes. The purple dragon realized that this was the place they were looking for, and began exploring the Isle.

## Gallery

Spotlight Dragon Statue concept

 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**
Axe Orcs

## Orcs

**Axe Orcs** are the backbone of Malefor's army in *Dawn of the Dragon*. They wield axes, which they use to attack and block Spyro and Cynder's attacks and push them back. They can be disarmed by Spyro's Electricity or Cynder's Wind element to strike the axe away, leaving the Orc defenseless until it retrieves its axe or gets another.

Orcs can also leap into the air and strike Spyro and Cynder out of the sky with their axes if left unattended. They are reproduced in mass numbers as Grublins are, but in pairs or single per spell.

## Gallery

Earlier designs of Axe Orcs by Veronique MeignaudEarly Axe Orc designEarly Axe Orc design by Yan Le PonEarly Axe Orc design by Yan Le PonEarly Axe Orc Design by Yan Le PonEarly Axe Orc designConcept art of an Axe Orc by Yan Le PonConcept art of an Axe Orc by Veronique MeignaudConcept Art of an Axe OrcConcept art of an Axe Orc in the DS version by Alister LockhartConcept art of an Axe Orc in the DS version by Alister LockhartA yellow Axe Orc in the DS version of Dawn of the DragonA light blue Axe Orc in the DS version of Dawn of the DragonA red Axe Orc in the DS version of Dawn of the Dragon

**Bosses**
Dragonflies

**Dragonflies** are an insectoid race of creatures. They live mostly in family social clans for extended periods, usually near water, and are widespread in the world. These clans are usually fiercely independent and proud of their heritage, but often work together forming beneficial alliances to ensure survival in more harsher climates. The Dragonflies have a warrior caste to protect them from predators, but it is largely 'unexplored wilderness' where their society structure is concerned, so there aren't any hard and fast particulars set down.

The Apes also capture dragonflies to use them as lanterns when navigating through the Swamp, as evident when the Ape Leader who attacked Spyro trapped Sparx inside a small cage resembling a lantern. Spyro soon rescued him from being used as a lantern and from being separated.

## Role

A family of dragonflies, Flash and Nina found Spyro's egg after it was left adrift down the Silver River. After Spyro hatched before their eyes, Flash and Nina adopted and raised him as one of their own alongside their son Sparx, who was born on the same day.

## List of Dragonflies

* Flash
* Nina
* Sparx

## *The Legend of Spyro 3D*

According to the plot sypnosis of the cancelled film, the peaceful dragonflies played a role in keeping Spyro's egg safe when it was being hunted. As the dragonflies were very hard to find, Ignitus gave Spyro's egg to the dragonflies to keep it safe, and they raised Spyro as one of their own. However, their village was attacked one day and Spyro was found in the process. After Spyro drove off the attackers away with his newfound abilities, the dragonflies told Spyro that he wasn't a dragonfly, but a dragon who carries the role of being part of a great prophecy that will bring peace to all the land.

## Trivia

* Dragons and Dragonflies never really had much to do with each other until Spyro and Sparx met each other.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Status Post*. (Date Posted - Apr 25, 2016). *DeviantArt*.
2. ↑ *Velvet Octopus' brochure article on The Legend of Spyro 3D*.
Grublin Flies

**Grublin Flies** are a fly-like type of Grublin that can fought on both land and air. In *Dawn of the Dragon*, they first appeared in Twilight Falls after Spyro and Cynder escaped the Catacombs with Hunter. Grublin Flies appeared again when they attacked the Cheetah Village, and are battled as regular enemies later on in the game.

This type of Grublin has two different colors Red and Blue, but the most common is Blue.

## Gallery

**Bosses**
Armardillos

The **Armardillos** are enemies that are found in Tall Plains in *The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning*. They resemble their namesake creature: armadilloes. They attack Spyro by bull-rolling into him, or by whipping their tails at him.

## Trivia

* An unused Ancient Grove variant of the Armardillo makes a cameo in *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night*, specifically in the first ship of the Pirate Fleet as one of the captive beasts. The enemy cannot be interacted with, and never appears in its own level.
	+ In *The Eternal Night'*s enemy debug levels, the Ancient Grove Armardillo is completely functional, unlike other scrapped enemies that fail to spawn entirely. It is unknown why the enemy is only seen trapped in-game.

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night (PlayStation 2, Wii)*. *The Cutting Room Floor*.

**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**
ID

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Pool of Visions

The **Pool of Visions** is a mystical pool of water within the Dragon Temple in *The Legend of Spyro* series. Only certain dragons, such as Ignitus, can see premonitions, the thoughts, memories and dreams of others, and events that are happening in faraway places.

In *The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning*, Ignitus used the Pool of Visions to locate where the other Guardians were held prisoner. In the sequel, he used it in an attempt to find the whereabouts of Cynder, and revealing the dream Spyro had been having.

## Gallery

The Guardians and Spyro and Sparx standing around the Pool of Visions

**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**
Ravage Rider

The **Ravage Rider** is a fishlike, flying ship piloted by Skavengers. Spyro is pitted against this vessel on board Fellmuth Arena. It attacks by charging, shooting cannonballs, and breathing fire. The best strategy in defeating it is to lure it into charging into the wall, then attacking the back.

## Gallery

Concept art of Spyro battling the Ravage Rider by Roderick Wong and Jared PullenThe Ravage Rider as seen in its in-game modelRavage Rider orthos by Roderick WongRavage Rider model by Nori TominagaRavage Rider model by Nori Tominaga
## Trivia

* It shares the same attack pattern as Steam, a boss from *The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning*.
* As stated in its concept art notes, the Ravage Rider is powered by a mysterious mechanism that converts the treasure coins on its back into smoke with a magical essence that allows it to float.

 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**
Child Mole

*“I want my mummy, I fell in this hole and...”*
    —The Child Mole
The **Child Mole** is a character exclusive to the mobile version of *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*. He was trapped inside a crumbling room in Warfang, and after freeing and reuniting him with his mother, she gives you the Ice and Fear elements.

**Bosses**
Celestial Caves

The **Celestial Caves** is the temple located on the White Isle. In *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night*, Spyro enters the caves to reach the Chronicler.

## Description

Home to the Chronicler, this remote set of caves is protected by a series of trials so that only the worthy may enter. The exterior is desolate and the path inside is mysterious. Among the only plants growing here is a species of strange dark-colored grasses found no where else, with little to no wildlife. It is also crawling with bones of dead creatures, and small stone soldiers. But those who have ventured to the very heart of the Chronicler’'s lair describe a library with more books than any other. The entire history of the Dragon Realms is contained in this library as well as prophecies of what is to come.

## Story

Before Spyro could meet the Chronicler, he had to pass the trials and even face an elemental embodiment of Cynder from when she was under the Dark Master's control. Once Spyro defeated it, he encountered the Chronicler and from him learned about Cynder's past as well as the history of the Dark Master. The Chronicler asked Spyro to stay with him in safety and ride out the storm that is coming, but Spyro refused, opting to save Cynder and was then shown the way to the Mountain of Malefor.

## Trivia

* The Celestial Caves are replaced by the *Temple Sanctum* in the Nintendo GameBoy Advance version, as the temple covers the entire island with little wear and tear, while most of it is in ruins in the console versions.
* The Chronicler's enormous hourglass was to be something similiar to that in regards to motion and scale. The development team at Krome Studios intended to add more visual cues pertaining to 'time' in The Chronicler's home on the White Isle, but they never got to tease that detail out and polish it off completely.

## References

1. ↑ *TLoS Elemental PowerUp Device*. (Date Posted - Apr 20, 2016). *DeviantArt*.

 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**
Trolls (Dawn of the Dragon)

## Trolls

**Trolls** are large creatures that are the strongest in the Grublin ranks. In *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*, they are the heavy hitters in Malefor's army. In the Ruins of Warfang, there is a regular troll and an elite troll. However, fighting the elite troll is optional.

Trolls can be defeated easily by Spyro's Electricity Breath. Other attacks can damage it, and Electricity Fury is ideal for a quick victory.

## Story

The first Troll Spyro and Cynder faced was the one who managed to push its way through the gates of the Dragon City during the battle between the citizens of Warfang and Malefor's army. It instantly caused havoc inside the city walls, attacking Hunter on first sight, before being killed by the combined efforts of Spyro and Cynder. Trolls later appeared in the Ruins of Warfang and the Burned Lands.

## Tactics

Trolls are dangerous opponents when left undefeated, as they have the ability to leap great distances over to Spyro and Cynder when they're far away, and slam their massive fist on them to cause heavy damage. The Trolls also attack by slamming their heavy fists on their targets and sometimes strike them away when they're in flight. Also, you can strike it with a lightning bolt which will stop it from attacking, then you can deliver a few fast swipes.

## Gallery

Early Troll design by Yan Le PonEarly Troll design by Yan Le PonEarly Troll design by Yan Le PonEarly concept of a Troll by Veronique MeignaudEarly Troll designs by Veronique MeignaudEarly Troll designs by Veronique MeignaudEarly Troll designEarly Troll designColor concept of a Troll by Veronique MeignaudA Troll model sheetConcept design of a Troll in the Nintendo DS version by Alister LockhartNintendo DS model of a Troll by Stephen Schulze

**Bosses**
Fire Beetles

**Fire Beetles** are fauna native to Munitions Forge. They are small flying insects that are durable to heat, which makes them immune to Spyro's Fire Breath. They are usually spawned from hives, but can be a nuisance if surrounded by them. These bugs are easily dispatched with Ice breath.

In the Nintendo DS version of *A New Beginning*, Fire Beetles are too small to fight, and must be dispatched quickly by use of the stylus or else they'll deal heavy damage to Spyro.

## Gallery

Fire Beetle Concept by Jared PullenA Fire Beetle NestA destroyed Fire Beetle Nest

**Bosses**
Goblin Messengers

**Goblin Messengers** are enemies found in the Nintendo DS version of *The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon*. They are almost immune to Spyro's Electricity, but the best way to defeat them is to dodge its attacks then jump up and hit them as many times as you can, then do that again till you defeat them. Another good strategy is to hit them with Spyro's earth breath from far away, until they are defeated.

## Gallery

DS models of a Grublin Fly by Stephen Schulze

**Bosses**
Assault Turrets

* Assault Turrent
* Earth Cannon
* Fire Cannon
* Electric Cannon

**Assault Turrets** are enemies in *The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning* that fire projectiles at Spyro through use of elemental cannons. In each world Spyro visits, the turrets are different from one another with different names.

* In Dante's Freezer, the Assault Turrets fire streams of ice.
* In Tall Plains, the turrets are called **Earth Cannons** that fire spikes.
* On Munitions Forge, the **Fire Cannons** fire streams of lava at Spyro, while in Concurrent Skies, the **Electric Cannons** fire currents of electricity.

## Gallery

Dante's Freezer Assault Turret by Ronald MarcTall Plains assault turretA destroyed Munitions Forge Assault TurretConcurrent Skies Assault Turret by Ronald Marc
## Trivia

* The Fire Cannons in *The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night* similar to the Assault Turrets.
	+ They share the same name as the Fire Cannons on Munitions Forge.

**Bosses**
Bulb Spiders

**Bulb Spiders** are plant-like spider enemies in the Swamp and the Dragon Temple in *The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning*. They first appear as large mushrooms on the ground surrounded by leaf-life legs, moving slightly. But when Spyro approaches, they emerge from the ground and attack. This is likely how they ambush their prey. Bulb Spiders attack by spinning across the floor at Spyro.

An aggressive, nocturnal relative of the Bulb Spider is seen and fought only on the grounds of the Dragon Temple in *The Eternal Night*.

## Gallery

Bulb Spider concept by Ronald MarcBulb Spider nest concept by Mark HansenBulb Spider cobweb concept by Mark HansenBurnable Bulb Spider nest concept by Ronald MarcBulb Spider night variant by Roderick WongTemple Bulb Spider concept
## Trivia

* Like the Apes, each Bulb Spider has its own name.

**Bosses**
Troll Horsemen

The **Troll Horsemen**are trolls who ride an armored Yak. They are first encountered on Dante's Freezer in *The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning*.

## Story

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

Troll Horsemen appeared along with the other Trolls in Dante's Freezer. They are seen fighting against the Apes, and were great servants to the Ice King.

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

Troll Horsemen, along with Trolls and Ogres, appeared again in *The Eternal Night* at the Well of Souls. They are possibly the souls who turned evil and were allowed to roam the halls of the mountain when the Night of Eternal Darkness was near.

## Gallery

Trolls height lineup by Ronald Marc

**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**