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*Thor is also the name of the god of thunder in Norse mythology. | *Thor is also the name of the god of thunder in Norse mythology. | ||
*In the late demo Thor is just text and his dialogue is different from the final: ''"Good work Spyro, you've seen all of Town Square."'' | *In the late demo Thor is just text and his dialogue is different from the final: ''"Good work Spyro, you've seen all of Town Square."'' | ||
*In the original game, Thor shares the same character model as [[Tomas (Spyro the Dragon)|Tomas]] and [[Oswin]]. | *In the original game, Thor shares the same character model as [[Tomas (Spyro the Dragon)|Tomas]] and [[Oswin]]. | ||
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Thor (トア=グリヨワーム Toa in Japanese) is an Artisans dragon that appears in Town Square, as seen in Spyro the Dragon.
In Spyro Reignited Trilogy, he appears to be a potter, appears a bit rounder and elderly, has braided white hair, wears an apron, has clay on his hands and apron and carries a painted pot. He also wears small glasses.
Trivia
- Thor is also the name of the god of thunder in Norse mythology.
- In the late demo Thor is just text and his dialogue is different from the final: "Good work Spyro, you've seen all of Town Square."
- In the original game, Thor shares the same character model as Tomas and Oswin.
- In Reignited Trilogy, Thor has more dialogue than the original game, saying: "Thank you for releasing me, Spyro. You can always check your progress by accessing the guide book trough the pause menu."
- In the credits of Reignited Trilogy, he has an art piece where he is featured with Spyro, Spyro having broken an plate. If you put together the plate, it has an scribble that somewhat resembles Cynder from other games in the Spyro Franchise.
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