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'''Elemental Furies''' are [[Spyro (The Legend of Spyro)|Spyro]]'s most powerful attacks in [[The Legend of Spyro (series)|''The Legend of Spyro'' series]]. [[ | '''Elemental Furies''' are [[Spyro (The Legend of Spyro)|Spyro]]'s most powerful attacks in [[The Legend of Spyro (series)|''The Legend of Spyro'' series]]. [[Dragon (The Legend of Spyro)|Dragons]] who gain full mastery over their respective elements can unleash devastating bursts of destruction against their enemies. | ||
In ''The Legend of Spyro'' trilogy, Fury attacks are usually unlocked when the purple "Fury Bar" (located around the element picture in the upper left corner) is full. The player can fill it by collecting purple gems that are released from enemies or [[ | In ''The Legend of Spyro'' trilogy, Fury attacks are usually unlocked when the purple "Fury Bar" (located around the element picture in the upper left corner) is full. The player can fill it by collecting purple gems that are released from enemies or [[Gem (The Legend of Spyro)|Gems]]. Fury attacks can also be upgraded by collecting blue gems. Upgraded Fury attacks are named after [[Dragon Guardian]]s who were experts in the art of such attacks. | ||
==Known Elemental Furies== | ==Known Elemental Furies== | ||
*[[Fire (The Legend of Spyro)|Fire]] | *[[Fire (The Legend of Spyro)|Fire]] | ||
*[[Ice (The Legend of Spyro)|Ice]] | *[[Ice (The Legend of Spyro)|Ice]] | ||
*[[ | *[[Earth]] | ||
*[[Electricity (The Legend of Spyro)|Electricity]] | *[[Electricity (The Legend of Spyro)|Electricity]] | ||
*[[Aether]] | *[[Aether]] | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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gallery053-1.jpg|Spyro's Fire Fury in The Eternal Night | gallery053-1.jpg|Spyro's Fire Fury in ''The Eternal Night'' | ||
gallery002-4.jpg|Spyro's Fire Fury in A New Beginning | gallery002-4.jpg|Spyro's Fire Fury in ''A New Beginning'' | ||
gallery035-3.jpg|Spyro performing a Fire Fury | gallery035-3.jpg|Spyro performing a Fire Fury | ||
gallery041-2.jpg|Ignitus's Fire Fury | gallery041-2.jpg|Ignitus's Fire Fury | ||
gallery2144.png|Spyro's Fire Fury in the GBA version of A New Beginning | gallery2144.png|Spyro's Fire Fury in the GBA version of ''A New Beginning'' | ||
gallery064-2.jpg|Spyro's Lightning Fury performed on the [[Executioner]] in The Eternal Night | gallery064-2.jpg|Spyro's Lightning Fury performed on the [[Executioner]] in ''The Eternal Night'' | ||
gallery037-3.jpg|Spyro's Ice Fury | gallery037-3.jpg|Spyro's Ice Fury | ||
DragonTimeFury.jpg|Spyro unleashing his Dragon Time Fury in the pre-credits cutscene of ''The Eternal Night'' | DragonTimeFury.jpg|Spyro unleashing his Dragon Time Fury in the pre-credits cutscene of ''The Eternal Night'' | ||
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*Elemental Furies are entirely absent in ''[[The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon]]''. Instead they are replaced by the Aether Breath. | *Elemental Furies are entirely absent in ''[[The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon]]''. Instead they are replaced by the Aether Breath. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:30, May 7, 2025
Elemental Furies are Spyro's most powerful attacks in The Legend of Spyro series. Dragons who gain full mastery over their respective elements can unleash devastating bursts of destruction against their enemies.
In The Legend of Spyro trilogy, Fury attacks are usually unlocked when the purple "Fury Bar" (located around the element picture in the upper left corner) is full. The player can fill it by collecting purple gems that are released from enemies or Gems. Fury attacks can also be upgraded by collecting blue gems. Upgraded Fury attacks are named after Dragon Guardians who were experts in the art of such attacks.
Known Elemental Furies
Gallery
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Spyro's Fire Fury in The Eternal Night
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Spyro's Fire Fury in A New Beginning
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Spyro performing a Fire Fury
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Ignitus's Fire Fury
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Spyro's Fire Fury in the GBA version of A New Beginning
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Spyro's Lightning Fury performed on the Executioner in The Eternal Night
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Spyro's Ice Fury
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Spyro unleashing his Dragon Time Fury in the pre-credits cutscene of The Eternal Night -
Spyro's Aether Fury attack on Cynder
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Dark Spyro's Dark Aether Fury attack
Trivia
- Elemental Furies are entirely absent in The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon. Instead they are replaced by the Aether Breath.
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