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The '''ability to breathe elements '''other than fire has been a part of the gameplay in the [[Spyro the Dragon (series)|Spyro series]] since [[Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly]].
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The '''ability to breathe elements''' other than fire has been a part of the gameplay in the [[Spyro (series)|''Spyro'' series]] since ''[[Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly]]'' though it technically made its debut in ''[[Spyro: Year of the Dragon]]''.


==Original Series==
[[Fire]] breath seems to be the most common element. However, other elements can be acquired by using [[Powerup Gate]]s or magic spells. In the spin-off [[Spyro: Advance|Advance]] series, other elements can be obtained by means ranging from spell scrolls to hot peppers.
Fire breath seems to be the most common element. However, other elements can be acquired by using [[Powerup Gates]] or magic spells. In the spin-off [[Spyro: Advance|Advance]] series, other elements can be obtained by means ranging from spell scrolls to hot peppers.
===[[Fire]]===
The most common element. Fire has been [[Spyro the Dragon (character)|Spyro]]'s primary attack in every single game. It is usually used to melt ice or defeat enemies that are too big to charge, but it does not effect metal. In the spin-off game, [[Spyro 2: Season of Flame]], it is said that the [[Dragons]] use [[fireflies]] to gain fire breath, and without them, the Dragons can only breath ice. Fire breath can be increased temporarily with a [[Powerup Gates|Super Flame Powerup]].
===[[Water]]===


Water seems to be [[Spyro: A Hero's Tail|A Hero's Tail]]'s replacement for bubble breath, as both attacks cannot harm enemies. Water breath was given to Spyro by the fairy [[Aqua]] after he saved her from [[Ineptune]]. It will only slow down most enemies but can kill fodder, [[Phoenixes]], and [[Fire Imps]]. Water breath's primary use is to solve puzzles involving water wheels.
In other series, dragons of various different elemental types exist, with some specializing in just one element, or being capable of learning multiple breath attacks.
===[[Bubble]]===


This breath cannot harm enemies or kill fodder. In fact, the only purpose of the bubble breath is to capture [[dragonflies]] in bubbles. It can also break open butterfly jars. Spyro learns bubble breath in ''Enter the Dragonfly'', but never uses it afterwards.
==Original series==
===[[Electricity]]===
In the original series, almost all breath types are modifications of fire, barring few exceptions.


[[File:Spyro_electric_breath.jpg|thumb|182px|right|Spyro using electricity breath.]]
==[[Spyro the Dragon (game)|''Spyro the Dragon'']]==
Spyro first learns this element in Enter the Dragonfly, where he uses it to power machinery and open a locked gate that blocked the way to other levels. In [[Spyro: A Hero's Tail|A Hero's Tail]], Spyro regains this ability after unknowingly rescuing the fairy named [[Amp]] from [[Gnasty Gnorc]]. It serves much the same purpose in this game as in the last game. Electricity breath can be obtained in Season of Flame with a Powerup Gate. In [[Spyro: Attack of the Rhynocs]], Spyro gains this ability after [[Moneybags (character)|Moneybags]] gives him a magic battery as a reward for saving him from [[Butler]].
===[[Fire]]===
===[[Ice]]===
The standard Element Spyro uses throughout the majority of the game. When used, Spyro heaves as if it requires significant effort to do. The actual flame resembles five small streams of flame arranged in a fan shape. It can be used to kill (or harm, in the case of Bosses) any unarmoured enemy, but is unable to harm metallic and even heavily armoured enemies.


Spyro first uses Ice Breath in [[Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!]], where he uses a [[Powerup Gates|Super Freeze Powerup]] to freeze [[trolls]] and ring the bells in [[Cloud Temples]]. In [[Spyro: Year of the Dragon]], the Ice Fairies give Spyro ice breath while he remains in [[Frozen Altars]]. Later, in ''Enter the Dragonfly'', Spyro gets a more permanent ice breath. Ice breath reappears in ''A Hero's Tail'' and ''Shadow Legacy''. Ice breath's most common use is to freeze enemies to be used as stepping stones to reach otherwise inaccessible areas. Frozen enemies can be defeated with a charge, no matter how big they are. In the spin-off game ''Season of Flame'', Spyro's fire breath is replaced with ice and he has to collect fireflies to regain his fire. In ''Attack of the Rhynocs'', a fairy gives Spyro a spell scroll that gives him ice breath for heating the [[Fairy Library]].
===[[Superflame]]===
This game's version of the Superflame that would appear in later installments. It is identical to the standard flame, but is pink in colour and is capable of destroying things that are normally immune to Spyro's standard flame.


===[[Wind]]===
==''[[Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!]]''==
===Fire===
Looks and functions identical to the first game, albeit with a notably crunchier sound effect.


Spyro starts the game Attack of the [[Rhynocs]] with wind breath already learned, although the game never explains how. At the start of this game, wind breath pushes Spyro backwards, but cannot harm enemies. Later, in the [[Rabbit Habitat]], [[Uncle O' Hare]] gives Spyro a magic top that allows his wind breath to create tornadoes that can harm enemies. Moneybags later gives Spyro a magic battery that allows him to charge up his wind breath for a more powerful electricity breath, making electricity an extension of wind.
===Superflame===
===Sheep===
A stronger variation of fire breath capable of breaking through most armoured enemies and metal objects. It is a large fire ball that flies out in a straight direction and explodes on impact with anything. When used underwater, it becomes a blue-white mine of energy that travels in a slow, spiral-shaped path and, again, explodes on impact with anything. A permanent variant can be unlocked by collecting every Gem and Orb in the game. It is capable of securing a rapid victory against Gulp and Ripto.


This breath is a joke in [[Spyro Orange: The Cortex Conspiracy]]. It can only be unlocked by entering a cheat code. Sheep breath is exactly the same as fire breath, only that a sheep flies out of Spyro's mouth.
===[[Superfreeze]]===
Ice Breath is a breath exclusive to an Orb quest in [[Cloud Temples]]. It is used to freeze [[Troll]]s in order to maneuver up a bell tower. The breath is a snowball with a trail of snowflakes that explodes into a flurry.


==[[The Legend of Spyro ]]trilogy==
==Meteor==
Normally, dragons can only breathe one element. The color of a dragon's scales seems to reflect that dragon's element. This is most prominent in [[Ignitus]] and the other [[Guardians (character)|Guardians]]. If trained properly, a dragon can use "elemental melee" attacks such as comet dash.
This breath is exclusive to the boss battle with [[Ripto]]. Upon gathering three Green Orbs on either of the first two phases, Spyro will turn green and be able to damage Ripto with his meteor breath. The breath consists of bright green rocks that travel in an arc and explode on impact.


[[Purple Dragons]], being a rare species, can breath all of the elements.
==''[[Spyro: Year of the Dragon]]''==
===Fire===
Identical to the previous game.


[[Cynder (The Legend of Spyro)|Cynder]] is also an exception because she was exposed to [[Malefor (The Legend of Spyro)|Malefor]]'s dark influence, giving her unique breath attacks such as [[Poison]], Wind, [[Shadow]], and [[Fear]].
===Superflame===
Identical to the previous game except for a few key differences. There is no underwater variant, it is the same regardless of where it's used, and when used in two of the stages in the game, it gains homing properties. There is no permanent variant.


There are several different elements throughout the series:
===Ice===
===[[Fire (The Legend of Spyro)|Fire]]===
Only usable in one [[Frozen Altars|level]], it is essentially to the standard Fire what Super Freeze is to Superflame. When used on almost any enemy, they freeze solid. If left alone, they will eventually thaw. If charged into after freezing, they die. Frozen enemies can be stood upon. The breath is a blue version of the standard Fire.
 
[[File:Spyro_flame.jpg|thumb|186px|right|Spyro using fire breath.]] In ''[[The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning|A New Beginning]]'', Fire breath was the first element [[Spyro (The Legend of Spyro)|Spyro]] realize that he isn't a [[dragonfly]] when he uses it to save [[Sparx (The Legend of Spyro)|Sparx]] from some [[apes]]. He later trains his abilities with Ignitus. In The Eternal Night, Spyro loses his abilities after fighting Cynder and has to re-learn fire breath from the [[Chronicler]], also learning the move Comet Dash.
 
===[[Ice (The Legend of Spyro)|Ice]]===
 
In ''A New Beginning'', Spyro learns ice breath while rescuing [[Kane]] in [[Tall Plains]]. He later trains his ability with [[Cyril]]. The Chronicler helps Spyro regain his ice after losing it in ''The Eternal Night''.
 
===[[Electricity (The Legend of Spyro)|Electricity]]===
 
Electricity element is one of the four main elements in the entire series and was the second element, that Spyro learned. In ''The Legend of Spyro'', Spyro learns this ability while traveling through [[Dante's Freezer]], and later trains it with [[Volteer]]. Electricity was the main element in the ''''[[''A'' ''New Beginning|''A New Beginning'']]'''', while it was the most powerfull and usefull as well. The Chronicler helps him regain electricity breath after losing it in The Eternal Night. Dawn of The Dragon includes this powerfull element. It is used to get hidden ways to get out from the Catacombs. Electricity has been one of the most powerfull element in The Legend of Spyro series. Like Fire, electricity is the most common element to kill enemies. Electricity is usefull to kill and control big enemies. It stops big enemies movement to give them a huge stunning power of electricity.
 
===[[Wind]]===
 
In [[The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon|Dawn of the Dragon]], Wind is Cynder's natural element. It is noteworthy that in ''The Legend of Spyro'', there is no Wind Guardian, and that Spyro never learns wind breath, even though he can control all the elements. Though the element of Wind has been mentioned as one of the many abilities Malefor learned in his youth.


In ''A New Beginning'', some of the earth attacks involve wind, meaning that wind and earth may be interconnected. Cynder's wind breath seems to be a parallel to Spyro's ice breath. Cynder's wind breath can be used to blow in the mouths of big blow horns, the breath is first needed in the [[Catacombs]].
===Inferno===
Exclusive to [[Spike]]'s [[Spike's Arena|boss fight]], when Spyro grabs a red crystal dropped in from [[Sgt. Byrd]], he will gain a one-time use flame attack which can damage Spike. The flame is a continuous stream of fire that only lasts a few seconds and end abruptly when Spike is hit to avoid him taking extra damage.  


===[[Earth (The Legend of Spyro)|Earth]]===
===Rocket===
This breath once existed only in ''The Legend of Spyro series'', where Spyro learns it in [[Munitions Forge]]. Like the other elements, Spyro trains his earth breath with [[Terrador]], loses it briefly in The Eternal Night, and regains it from the Chronicler. Unlike the other elements, Earth breath isn't literally breathing earth. 
Exclusive to [[Scorch (boss)|Scorch]]'s [[Scorch's Pit|boss fight]], they are obtained from capsuled Bentley sends into the arena and consist of red and green varieties. A Red Capsule will endow Spyro with a large quantity of Red rockets which he can rapidly fire, allowing him to protect himself when surrounded by enemies. Green Capsules will only grant Spyro a single Green rocket per capsule broken. The green rockets fire one at a time and are much slower than the red ones. They offer no additional benefits over the red ones. Both rockets deal the same amount of damage to Scorch. If Spyro has the ammunition for one rocket and breaks a capsule for the other, the one he was carrying will be replaced.
Earth breath is actually different in each game it appears in. In ''A New Beginning'', it comes out of Spyro's mouth as a green energy that damages enemies. In ''The Eternal Night'', it comes out as an "Earth Flail" that Spyro swings around to damage enemies. In ''Dawn of the Dragon'', it encases Spyro inside of a boulder that can be rolled around to damage enemies, while the secondary earth attack is a sort of rock that shoots out of Spyro's mouth.
===[[Convexity (Element)|Convexity]]===
The most powerful element, this breath only exists in ''The Legend of Spyro trilogy''. It is a purple energy that can easily destroy most enemies. Convexity first appeared in ''A New Beginning'', where Spyro used it to free Cynder from [[Malefor|The Dark Master]]'s control. Using Convexity caused Spyro to lose all other elemental powers temporarily and to become so weak that he could "barely lift his head." In ''The Eternal Night'', [[Dark Spyro (The Legend of Spyro)|Dark Spyro]] used Convexity again to defeat [[Gaul]] after being absorbed with the Dark Master's energies in the [[Well of Souls]]. The force of the Convexity Fury was enough to cause the entire [[Mountain of Malefor]] to collapse. In ''Dawn of the Dragon'', Spyro and Cynder can breathe Convexity temporarily after using a [[Furies|Fury]]. It can also be unlocked permanently by wearing a certain armor set. Convexity is referred to as "Fury Breath" in this game.


===[[Poison]]===
==''[[Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly]]''==
The Dark Master gave Cynder this element using dark magic. It does not occur naturally in Dragons. Poison breath comes out as a thick, green poison that can be used to kill certain plants. It seems to be a parallel to Spyro's fire breath.
===Fire===
===[[Shadow]]===
Identical to the previous games in function and sound, but its appearance has become blurry, resembling an orange cloud.
The Dark Master gave Cynder this element through his dark influence. It does not occur naturally in Dragons. This element causes Cynder to turn into a shadow for a short time, making her able to get under certain doors and attack enemies without risk of being harmed. The secondary attack of this element is a more literal "shadow breath." Shadow breath seems to be a parallel to Spyro's earth breath. It can affect enemies by making them turn against each other and attack one another until the Shadow Breath wears off.
===[[Fear]]===
The Dark Master gave Cynder this element using dark magic. It does not occur naturally in Dragons. Fear comes out of Cynder's mouth as a red sound wave with a noise like a bat's screech. This attack scares enemies into blocking without attacking for a short time. It can also be used to solve certain puzzles. Fear breath seems to be a parallel to Spyro's electricity breath.


==[[Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure]]==
===[[Bubble Breath|Bubble]]===
As some of the [[Skylanders |Skylanders]] are Dragons, they have the ability to breathe different breath elements. Unique to this game, however, is the division of elements between dragons. Whereas in the previous two series, when Spyro controlled multiple elements, in Skylanders, he breaths fire exclusively, like in the [[Spyro the Dragon (video game)|first Spyro game]]. Other breaths are used by different dragons who are associate with different elements.
This breath cannot harm enemies or kill fodder. In fact, the only purpose of the bubble breath is to capture [[dragonflies]] in bubbles. It can also break open butterfly jars. Spyro learns bubble breath near the beginning of the game, and it is the first breath he can legitimately obtain outside of Fire.


===[[Fire (Skylanders)|Fire]]===
===[[Electric Breath|Electricity]]===
This breath has only been used by [[Spyro (Skylanders)|Spyro]] and [[Sunburn]](so far). Its function is similiar to the fire breath in ''The Legend of Spyro''. That is, primarily for combat. The breath can be upgraded by leveling up both dragons. (Note: While characters such as [[Ignitor]] can use Fire, they are not dragons and don't breathe it, so it counts as a seperate ability. Meaning that even a character like Eruptor, even with his Lava Barf Wow Pow and Magma Balls, wouldn't count.)
[[File:Spyro_electric_breath_SAHT_art.png|thumb|182px|right|Spyro using electricity breath.]]
This breath is primarily used as a means of activating machinery or solving puzzles. It is a blue-green static flame that resembles Spyro's 5-branched fire breath from the PS1 games.


===[[Magic]]===
==[[Ice Breath|Ice]]==
Magic is Spyro's element, though he is only shown using it's abilities in the Webgame.
Spyro first uses Ice Breath in ''[[Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!]]'', where he uses a [[Powerup Gate|Superfreeze Powerup]] to freeze [[troll]]s and ring the bells in [[Cloud Temples]]. In ''[[Spyro: Year of the Dragon]]'', the [[Gabrielle|Ice Fairies]] give Spyro ice breath while he remains in [[Frozen Altars]]. Later, in ''Enter the Dragonfly'', Spyro gets a more permanent ice breath. Ice breath reappears in ''[[Spyro: A Hero's Tail|A Hero's Tail]]'' and ''[[Spyro: Shadow Legacy|Shadow Legacy]]''. Ice breath's most common use is to freeze enemies to be used as stepping stones to reach otherwise inaccessible areas. Frozen enemies can be defeated with a charge, no matter how big they are. In the spin-off game ''Season of Flame'', Spyro's fire breath is replaced with ice and he has to collect fireflies to regain his fire. In ''[[Spyro: Attack of the Rhynocs|Attack of the Rhynocs]]'', a fairy gives Spyro a spell scroll that gives him ice breath for heating the [[Fairy Library]].


===Electricity===
==[[Wind Breath]]==
This has been used exclusively by [[Zap]], who also wields water abilities, and [[Cynder (Skylanders)|Cynder]]. The electricity element can be upgraded by leveling up Zap and Cynder. Shadow Lightning is also usable by [[Dark Spyro (Skylanders)|Dark Spyro]] in the 3DS Version.
Spyro starts the game ''Attack of the Rhynocs'' with wind breath already learned, although the game never explains how. At the start of this game, wind breath pushes Spyro backwards, but cannot harm enemies.  
 
===[[Water (Skylanders)|Water]]===
Like electricity, this elemental breath is also used and manipulated by Zap. It seems to be his primary element, as Zap is a water-type character. It can be upgraded by leveling up Zap. (Note: While characters such as [[Gill Grunt]] can use water, they are not dragons and don't breathe it, so it counts as a seperate ability.)
===Ice===
Ice is another ability used exclusively by Zap, but only in the Webgame. He doesn't breathe it though.


===[[Air|Wind]]===
==Sheep==
Air is used exclusively by [[Whirlwind (Character)|Whirlwind]], it can be upgraded along with her. However, she doesn't 'breathe' air, but uses her horn and wings instead.
This breath is a joke in ''[[Spyro Orange: The Cortex Conspiracy]]''. It can only be unlocked by entering a cheat code. Sheep breath is exactly the same as fire breath, only that a sheep flies out of Spyro's mouth.
===[[Undead|Shadow]]===
Shadow is an ability used by Cynder. It involves dashing through the ground as a shadow and summoning Ghosts in her wake, but it isn't a breath attack.
===[[Earth (Skylanders)|Earth]]===
This element is used by [[Bash]] and Flashwing. It mostly involves using the manipulation of the ground to overpower and scatter enemies. Bash doesn't breathe Earth directly, but he does manipulate the ground around him to create rock pillars or launch stones at enemies. Flashwing also doesn't breathe Earth directly, but instead fires it from her tail and wings, similar to Whirlwind.


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Latest revision as of 13:14, April 23, 2025

This article is about the ability in the classic series. For the Dragon abilities from The Legend of Spyro series, see Element.

The ability to breathe elements other than fire has been a part of the gameplay in the Spyro series since Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly though it technically made its debut in Spyro: Year of the Dragon.

Fire breath seems to be the most common element. However, other elements can be acquired by using Powerup Gates or magic spells. In the spin-off Advance series, other elements can be obtained by means ranging from spell scrolls to hot peppers.

In other series, dragons of various different elemental types exist, with some specializing in just one element, or being capable of learning multiple breath attacks.

Original series

In the original series, almost all breath types are modifications of fire, barring few exceptions.

Spyro the Dragon

Fire

The standard Element Spyro uses throughout the majority of the game. When used, Spyro heaves as if it requires significant effort to do. The actual flame resembles five small streams of flame arranged in a fan shape. It can be used to kill (or harm, in the case of Bosses) any unarmoured enemy, but is unable to harm metallic and even heavily armoured enemies.

Superflame

This game's version of the Superflame that would appear in later installments. It is identical to the standard flame, but is pink in colour and is capable of destroying things that are normally immune to Spyro's standard flame.

Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!

Fire

Looks and functions identical to the first game, albeit with a notably crunchier sound effect.

Superflame

A stronger variation of fire breath capable of breaking through most armoured enemies and metal objects. It is a large fire ball that flies out in a straight direction and explodes on impact with anything. When used underwater, it becomes a blue-white mine of energy that travels in a slow, spiral-shaped path and, again, explodes on impact with anything. A permanent variant can be unlocked by collecting every Gem and Orb in the game. It is capable of securing a rapid victory against Gulp and Ripto.

Superfreeze

Ice Breath is a breath exclusive to an Orb quest in Cloud Temples. It is used to freeze Trolls in order to maneuver up a bell tower. The breath is a snowball with a trail of snowflakes that explodes into a flurry.

Meteor

This breath is exclusive to the boss battle with Ripto. Upon gathering three Green Orbs on either of the first two phases, Spyro will turn green and be able to damage Ripto with his meteor breath. The breath consists of bright green rocks that travel in an arc and explode on impact.

Spyro: Year of the Dragon

Fire

Identical to the previous game.

Superflame

Identical to the previous game except for a few key differences. There is no underwater variant, it is the same regardless of where it's used, and when used in two of the stages in the game, it gains homing properties. There is no permanent variant.

Ice

Only usable in one level, it is essentially to the standard Fire what Super Freeze is to Superflame. When used on almost any enemy, they freeze solid. If left alone, they will eventually thaw. If charged into after freezing, they die. Frozen enemies can be stood upon. The breath is a blue version of the standard Fire.

Inferno

Exclusive to Spike's boss fight, when Spyro grabs a red crystal dropped in from Sgt. Byrd, he will gain a one-time use flame attack which can damage Spike. The flame is a continuous stream of fire that only lasts a few seconds and end abruptly when Spike is hit to avoid him taking extra damage.

Rocket

Exclusive to Scorch's boss fight, they are obtained from capsuled Bentley sends into the arena and consist of red and green varieties. A Red Capsule will endow Spyro with a large quantity of Red rockets which he can rapidly fire, allowing him to protect himself when surrounded by enemies. Green Capsules will only grant Spyro a single Green rocket per capsule broken. The green rockets fire one at a time and are much slower than the red ones. They offer no additional benefits over the red ones. Both rockets deal the same amount of damage to Scorch. If Spyro has the ammunition for one rocket and breaks a capsule for the other, the one he was carrying will be replaced.

Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly

Fire

Identical to the previous games in function and sound, but its appearance has become blurry, resembling an orange cloud.

Bubble

This breath cannot harm enemies or kill fodder. In fact, the only purpose of the bubble breath is to capture dragonflies in bubbles. It can also break open butterfly jars. Spyro learns bubble breath near the beginning of the game, and it is the first breath he can legitimately obtain outside of Fire.

Electricity

Spyro using electricity breath.

This breath is primarily used as a means of activating machinery or solving puzzles. It is a blue-green static flame that resembles Spyro's 5-branched fire breath from the PS1 games.

Ice

Spyro first uses Ice Breath in Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!, where he uses a Superfreeze Powerup to freeze trolls and ring the bells in Cloud Temples. In Spyro: Year of the Dragon, the Ice Fairies give Spyro ice breath while he remains in Frozen Altars. Later, in Enter the Dragonfly, Spyro gets a more permanent ice breath. Ice breath reappears in A Hero's Tail and Shadow Legacy. Ice breath's most common use is to freeze enemies to be used as stepping stones to reach otherwise inaccessible areas. Frozen enemies can be defeated with a charge, no matter how big they are. In the spin-off game Season of Flame, Spyro's fire breath is replaced with ice and he has to collect fireflies to regain his fire. In Attack of the Rhynocs, a fairy gives Spyro a spell scroll that gives him ice breath for heating the Fairy Library.

Wind Breath

Spyro starts the game Attack of the Rhynocs with wind breath already learned, although the game never explains how. At the start of this game, wind breath pushes Spyro backwards, but cannot harm enemies.

Sheep

This breath is a joke in Spyro Orange: The Cortex Conspiracy. It can only be unlocked by entering a cheat code. Sheep breath is exactly the same as fire breath, only that a sheep flies out of Spyro's mouth.

Spyro franchise
Main games Spyro the Dragon (1998) • Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage! (1999) • Spyro: Year of the Dragon (2000) • Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly (2002) • Spyro: A Hero's Tail (2004) • Spyro Reignited Trilogy (2018)
Handheld games Spyro: Season of Ice (2001) • Spyro 2: Season of Flame (2002) • Spyro: Attack of the Rhynocs (2003) • Spyro Orange: The Cortex Conspiracy (2004) • Spyro: Shadow Legacy (2005)
The Legend of Spyro series The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning (2006) • The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night (2007) • The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon (2008) • The Legend of Spyro 3D (cancelled)
Skylanders franchise Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure (2011) • Skylanders: The Machine of Doom (2011) • Skylanders: Spyro versus the Mega Monsters (2013) • Skylanders: Gill Grunt and the Curse of the Fish Master (2013)
Skylanders: Lightning Rod Faces the Cyclops Queen (2013) • Skylanders: Cynder Confronts the Weather Wizard (2014) • Skylanders: Stump Smash Crosses the Bone Dragon (2014)
Skylanders: Return of the Dragon King • Skylanders: Eruptor Meets the Nightmare King (2015) • Skylanders: Trigger Happy Targets the Evil Kaos (2015) • Skylanders: Imaginators (2016)
Skylanders Academy (2016-2018) • Skylanders: Spyro & Friends (2016-2017)
Miscellaneous games Crash Bandicoot Purple: Ripto's Rampage (2004) • Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled (2019) • Crash Bandicoot: On the Run! (2021) • Crash Team Rumble (2023)
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