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|}A subtype of the [[Ghost Rhynocs]] in the [[Lost Fleet]] world. | |} | ||
A subtype of the [[Ghost Rhynocs]] (only smaller) in the [[Lost Fleet]] world. They swoop back and forth to two different spots in the same area and throw rocks at Spyro from their posts. Spyro must either spit rocks at them from a distance, or flame or charge them in midair to defeat them. | |||
Note: Only one small rhynoc hides in the flying ghost costume, whereas two smaller rhynocs hide in a standard ghost costume. | |||
[[Category:Enemies]] | [[Category:Enemies]] | ||
[[Category:Rhynocs]] | [[Category:Rhynocs]] | ||
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| Flying Ghost Rhynoc | |
| File:Flying ghost rhynoc.jpg | |
| Attacks: | Throws molten rocks |
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| Method Of Defeat: | Throwing molten rocks/flame or charge in midair |
| Appearances: | Lost Fleet |
A subtype of the Ghost Rhynocs (only smaller) in the Lost Fleet world. They swoop back and forth to two different spots in the same area and throw rocks at Spyro from their posts. Spyro must either spit rocks at them from a distance, or flame or charge them in midair to defeat them.
Note: Only one small rhynoc hides in the flying ghost costume, whereas two smaller rhynocs hide in a standard ghost costume.
