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[[File:MagicSymbolSkylanders.png|Magic|40px|link=Magic|left]][[File:UndeadSymbolSkylanders.png|Undead|40px|link=Undead|right]] [[File:EarthSymbolSkylanders.png|Earth|40px|link=Earth (Skylanders)|left]] [[File:TechSymbolSkylanders.png|Tech|40px|link=Tech|right]] [[File:WaterSymbolSkylanders.png|Water|40px|link=Water (Skylanders)|left]] [[File:LifeSymbolSkylanders.png|Life|40px|link=Life|right]] [[File:FireSymbolSkylanders.png|Fire|40px|link=Fire (Skylanders)|left]] | [[File:MagicSymbolSkylanders.png|Magic|40px|link=Magic|left]][[File:UndeadSymbolSkylanders.png|Undead|40px|link=Undead|right]] [[File:EarthSymbolSkylanders.png|Earth|40px|link=Earth (Skylanders)|left]] [[File:TechSymbolSkylanders.png|Tech|40px|link=Tech|right]] [[File:WaterSymbolSkylanders.png|Water|40px|link=Water (Skylanders)|left]] [[File:LifeSymbolSkylanders.png|Life|40px|link=Life|right]] [[File:FireSymbolSkylanders.png|Fire|40px|link=Fire (Skylanders)|left]] | ||
The world of [[Skylands]] is built up off eight '''elements''': [[Magic]], [[Earth (Skylanders)|Earth]], [[Water (Skylanders)|Water]], [[Fire (Skylanders)|Fire]], [[Tech]], [[Undead]], [[Life]] and [[Air]]. Each [[Skylander]] is associated with one of these elements and it affects what they can do in the game. | The world of [[Skylands]] is built up off eight '''elements''': [[Magic (Skylanders)|Magic]], [[Earth (Skylanders)|Earth]], [[Water (Skylanders)|Water]], [[Fire (Skylanders)|Fire]], [[Tech]], [[Undead]], [[Life]] and [[Air]]. Each [[Skylanders|Skylander]] is associated with one of these elements and it affects what they can do in the game. There are currently eight elements that are known in Skylands, but there is a possibility of more that lie undiscovered.<ref>''Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure - Master Eon's Official Guide'', page 17</ref> | ||
In | In ''[[Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure]]'', Skylanders can open gates of their element and gain extra power in areas of their element. In Arena Matches, some Skylanders get extra damage against certain elements. | ||
In the | In the Nintendo 3DS version, the power of the elements do many things like activate portals, earn more essence (on selected days) and completes elemental match challenges. | ||
{{Stub}} | In ''[[skylanderswiki:Skylanders:_Trap_Team|Skylanders: Trap Team]]'', two new elements were introduced: [[skylanderswiki:Light|Light]] and [[skylanderswiki:Dark|Dark]]. | ||
:::''To see more about the elements in Skylanders, go [[skylanderswiki:Element|here]].'' | |||
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*Some of these elements, mainly Fire, Water, Earth and Air (known as Wind) had appeared in previous ''Spyro'' series. | |||
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The world of Skylands is built up off eight elements: Magic, Earth, Water, Fire, Tech, Undead, Life and Air. Each Skylander is associated with one of these elements and it affects what they can do in the game. There are currently eight elements that are known in Skylands, but there is a possibility of more that lie undiscovered.[1]
In Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure, Skylanders can open gates of their element and gain extra power in areas of their element. In Arena Matches, some Skylanders get extra damage against certain elements.
In the Nintendo 3DS version, the power of the elements do many things like activate portals, earn more essence (on selected days) and completes elemental match challenges.
In Skylanders: Trap Team, two new elements were introduced: Light and Dark.
- To see more about the elements in Skylanders, go here.
Trivia
- Some of these elements, mainly Fire, Water, Earth and Air (known as Wind) had appeared in previous Spyro series.
References
- ↑ Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure - Master Eon's Official Guide, page 17
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