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* Enzo is an Italian men's name, common in Latin America as well, in theme with many Peace Keepers dragons's names. | * Enzo is an Italian men's name, common in Latin America as well, in theme with many Peace Keepers dragons's names. | ||
* In the | *In the July 15, 1998 prototype build, Enzo shares the same coloration as Magnus. | ||
*His answer to Spyro's question, "Why don't you glide there and find out?" is misleading, as it implies that you can glide across the river from where you are. You actually just barely can't. | *His answer to Spyro's question, "Why don't you glide there and find out?" is misleading, as it implies that you can glide across the river from where you are. You actually just barely can't. | ||
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Enzo (エンゾ=バトノマール in Japanese) is a Peace Keepers dragon who first appeared in Spyro the Dragon. He is located in the realm of Cliff Town. Upon freeing Enzo, Spyro will ask him a question, which is usually very rare, which Enzo vaguely answers, sounding very arrogant.
In the Spyro Reignited Trilogy, Enzo's look seems to be inspired by ancient Mesoamerican cultures, resembling an indigenous warrior. He has a gold-lined helmet, which his own feathers adorn, a red gold-lined collar with a sun motif, and shoulder pads. He also carries a mace as his weapon. He has purple jewels on his chin, and large feathered wings. He also sounds less arrogant.
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Enzo's 3D model in the Spyro Reignited Trilogy
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July 1998 prototype
Trivia
- Enzo is an Italian men's name, common in Latin America as well, in theme with many Peace Keepers dragons's names.
- In the July 15, 1998 prototype build, Enzo shares the same coloration as Magnus.
- His answer to Spyro's question, "Why don't you glide there and find out?" is misleading, as it implies that you can glide across the river from where you are. You actually just barely can't.
