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|name = Assassin | |name = Assassin | ||
|image = [[ | |image = [[File:Assasin_Profile.jpg|250px]] | ||
|species = Ape | |species = Ape | ||
|gender = Male | |gender = Male | ||
| | |homeworld = [[Mountain of Malefor]] | ||
|attack = Has his | |first_appearance = ''[[The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night Theatrical Shorts]]'' | ||
| | |latest_appearance=''[[The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night]]'' | ||
{{ | |attack = Has his Shadow Wing blast fireballs at Spyro | ||
The '''Assassin''' is an evil [[ | |portrayed_by= Unknown}} | ||
==Appearance== | {{Quote|Mwa ha ha ha! Time to feel some pain!|The Assassin}} | ||
The '''Assassin''' is an evil [[Ape]] officer who rides on a [[Shadow Wing]] and appears as the secondary antagonist in the console versions of ''[[The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night]]''. As one of the highest-ranking soldiers of [[Gaul]] the Ape King (possibly his right-hand-man), he was notable for leading the second assault on the Dragon Temple. Together, both the Assassin and his Shadow Wing tried to kill [[Spyro (The Legend of Spyro)|Spyro]], but failed when the purple dragon slew them at the [[Mountain of Malefor]]. | |||
==Physical Appearance== | |||
The Assassin wears purple armour and has a helmet with seven long, purple spikes. He speaks in a muffled voice due to his large helmet. | The Assassin wears purple armour and has a helmet with seven long, purple spikes. He speaks in a muffled voice due to his large helmet. | ||
His | His Shadow Wing has a purple helmet with three spikes (different from the other Shadow Wings whose helmets have only one spike) and a sickly tan colored face and belly. Its eyes are hot pink, and pink drool slimes out of its mouth. | ||
==Attacks== | ==Attacks== | ||
The Assassin's | The Assassin's Shadow Wing does the attacking. It spits a smoldering bomb of green dark fire at Spyro, before ducking down below an object for protection. They don't attack Spyro directly like the previous [[Dreadwing]] and riders in ''[[The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning|A New Beginning]]''. As seen in the third chapter of ''The Eternal Night'' promotional trailers, the Assassin is capable of fighting on his own, using the weight and spikes of his armor to do a vicious tackle. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
The Assassin | The Assassin was first introduced riding his Shadow Wing in the final area of the [[Dragon Temple]] where he was revealed to be the one leading the assault on the temple. During a cutscene in which he set his sights on [[Ignitus]], the Assassin ordered a sqaudron of other Shadow Wings to drop a band of [[Ape Soldier]]s in an attempt to subdue the Fire Guardian. The exhausted Ignitus managed to defeat this group, but the crooked Ape simply ordered another band of soldiers after him. When Spyro intervened to assist his mentor, the Assassin then ordered his underlings to go after Spyro, during which Ignitus used his Fire Fury to blow away all but four soldiers and two leaders over the temple's ledge. | ||
After Spyro defeated the remaining Apes, the Assassin engaged Spyro in battle, yelling at him, "Prepare to die!" but his voice was muffled through his thick mask. Spyro | After Spyro defeated the remaining Apes, the Assassin engaged Spyro in battle, yelling at him, "Prepare to die!" but his voice was muffled through his thick mask. Thus, Spyro couldn't understand what he had said, and Sparx translated his speech as either what he had actually said or him requesting Spyro to "repair a pie". The Assassin battled Spyro himself via his Shadow Wing spitting green fireballs in his direction. However, upon defeat, he flew away, vowing to return, to which Sparx misinterpreted as a friendly goodbye. | ||
At the Mountain of Malefor, the Assassin ambushed Spyro once again during the young dragon's quest to rescue [[Cynder]]. He declared that he would finally kill Spyro, to which Sparx panicked when he mistakenly thought that "he wants to steal my brain!", and Spyro correctly translated the Assassin's dialogue, stating that it was "time for pain" (the Assassin was much closer in this boss fight unlike the previous one, which may explain how Spyro was able to understand him this time) before engaging in one last battle against the villain. After the battle, the Assassin finally met his end when his Shadow Wing was hit by Spyro's last fireball and plummeted into the green misty abyss below, taking its rider with it. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The Assassin and his Shadow Wing make an appearance in [[The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night Theatrical Shorts|the promotional story trailers for ''The Eternal Night'']]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:22, May 12, 2025
| Assassin | |
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| Species: | Ape |
| Gender: | Male |
| Home World: | Mountain of Malefor |
| First appearance: | The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night Theatrical Shorts |
| Latest appearance: | The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night |
| Portrayed by: | Unknown |
- “Mwa ha ha ha! Time to feel some pain!”
- – The Assassin
The Assassin is an evil Ape officer who rides on a Shadow Wing and appears as the secondary antagonist in the console versions of The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night. As one of the highest-ranking soldiers of Gaul the Ape King (possibly his right-hand-man), he was notable for leading the second assault on the Dragon Temple. Together, both the Assassin and his Shadow Wing tried to kill Spyro, but failed when the purple dragon slew them at the Mountain of Malefor.
Physical Appearance
The Assassin wears purple armour and has a helmet with seven long, purple spikes. He speaks in a muffled voice due to his large helmet.
His Shadow Wing has a purple helmet with three spikes (different from the other Shadow Wings whose helmets have only one spike) and a sickly tan colored face and belly. Its eyes are hot pink, and pink drool slimes out of its mouth.
Attacks
The Assassin's Shadow Wing does the attacking. It spits a smoldering bomb of green dark fire at Spyro, before ducking down below an object for protection. They don't attack Spyro directly like the previous Dreadwing and riders in A New Beginning. As seen in the third chapter of The Eternal Night promotional trailers, the Assassin is capable of fighting on his own, using the weight and spikes of his armor to do a vicious tackle.
Story
The Assassin was first introduced riding his Shadow Wing in the final area of the Dragon Temple where he was revealed to be the one leading the assault on the temple. During a cutscene in which he set his sights on Ignitus, the Assassin ordered a sqaudron of other Shadow Wings to drop a band of Ape Soldiers in an attempt to subdue the Fire Guardian. The exhausted Ignitus managed to defeat this group, but the crooked Ape simply ordered another band of soldiers after him. When Spyro intervened to assist his mentor, the Assassin then ordered his underlings to go after Spyro, during which Ignitus used his Fire Fury to blow away all but four soldiers and two leaders over the temple's ledge.
After Spyro defeated the remaining Apes, the Assassin engaged Spyro in battle, yelling at him, "Prepare to die!" but his voice was muffled through his thick mask. Thus, Spyro couldn't understand what he had said, and Sparx translated his speech as either what he had actually said or him requesting Spyro to "repair a pie". The Assassin battled Spyro himself via his Shadow Wing spitting green fireballs in his direction. However, upon defeat, he flew away, vowing to return, to which Sparx misinterpreted as a friendly goodbye.
At the Mountain of Malefor, the Assassin ambushed Spyro once again during the young dragon's quest to rescue Cynder. He declared that he would finally kill Spyro, to which Sparx panicked when he mistakenly thought that "he wants to steal my brain!", and Spyro correctly translated the Assassin's dialogue, stating that it was "time for pain" (the Assassin was much closer in this boss fight unlike the previous one, which may explain how Spyro was able to understand him this time) before engaging in one last battle against the villain. After the battle, the Assassin finally met his end when his Shadow Wing was hit by Spyro's last fireball and plummeted into the green misty abyss below, taking its rider with it.
Gallery
- For this subject's image gallery, see Assassin/Gallery.
Trivia
- The Assassin and his Shadow Wing make an appearance in the promotional story trailers for The Eternal Night.
