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*''[[Spyro: Year of the Dragon]]''
*''[[Spyro: Season of Ice]]''  
*''[[Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly]]''
*''[[Spyro: Season of Flame]]''
*''[[Spyro Orange: The Cortex Conspiracy]]''
*''[[Spyro: Shadow Legacy]]''
*''[[Spyro Reignited Trilogy]]''}}
The '''Dragon Realms''' are diverse worlds that make up the primary home of the [[Dragons]] in the [[Spyro the Dragon (series)|''Spyro the Dragon'' series]] and throughout the majority of the [[Spyro (series)|''Spyro'' franchise]].
The '''Dragon Realms''' are diverse worlds that make up the primary home of the [[Dragons]] in the [[Spyro the Dragon (series)|''Spyro the Dragon'' series]] and throughout the majority of the [[Spyro (series)|''Spyro'' franchise]].


==History==
==History==
In ''[[Spyro: Year of the Dragon]]'', it is revealed that over a thousand years ago, the Dragons originally lived in the [[Forgotten Realms]], ruling over the land and providing it with magic they need to thrive. One day, a dragon had a disagreement with the [[Sorceress]], and in her fury, she banished all of the dragons to the other side of the world, accidentally causing the Forgotten Worlds to gradually lose its magic. Not wanting anything to do with the Sorceress again, the Dragons settled and named their new home the "Dragon Realms", forgetting about their former home as the years went by.
In ''[[Spyro: Year of the Dragon]]'', it is revealed that over a thousand years ago, the Dragons originally lived in the [[Forgotten Realms]], ruling over the land and providing it with magic it needs to thrive. One day, a dragon had a disagreement with the [[Sorceress]], and in her fury, she banished all of the dragons to the other side of the world, accidentally causing the Forgotten Worlds to gradually lose its magic. Not wanting anything to do with the Sorceress again, the Dragons settled and named their new home the "Dragon Realms", forgetting about their former home as the years went by.


==Appearances==
==Appearances==
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* In the ''Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly'' instruction manual, a picture is featured of a portal in the castle instead of the closed doors in the actual game. It could have been the portal to the removed level [[Enchanted Forest (ETD)|Enchanted Forest]].
* In the ''Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly'' instruction manual, a picture is featured of a portal in the castle instead of the closed doors in the actual game. It could have been the portal to the removed level [[Enchanted Forest (ETD)|Enchanted Forest]].
* In ''Enter the Dragonfly'', rock spitting was to be a feature in Dragon Realms, but was cut.<ref>[https://tcrf.net/Spyro:_Enter_the_Dragonfly_(PlayStation_2)#Dragon_Realms TCRF.net]</ref>
* In ''Enter the Dragonfly'', rock spitting was to be a feature in Dragon Realms, but was cut.<ref>''[https://tcrf.net/Spyro:_Enter_the_Dragonfly_(PlayStation_2)#Dragon_Realms Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly (PlayStation 2)]''. ''[https://tcrf.net The Cutting Room Floor]''.</ref>
*Having no portals in the ''Enter the Dragonfly'' version of the Dragon Realms could be a possible developer oversight. The developers either didn't know about portals in the original trilogy, or they simply ignored the fact to rush development. It may have been useless to have the same portals that would lead to ''Spyro the Dragon'' homeworlds or Dragon Shores, while considering the development timeframe.
*Having no portals in the ''Enter the Dragonfly'' version of the Dragon Realms could be a possible developer oversight. The developers either didn't know about portals in the original trilogy, or they simply ignored the fact to rush development. It may have been useless to have the same portals that would lead to ''Spyro the Dragon'' homeworlds or Dragon Shores, while considering the development timeframe.


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Template:Youmay Template:PlaceOriginal The Dragon Realms are diverse worlds that make up the primary home of the Dragons in the Spyro the Dragon series and throughout the majority of the Spyro franchise.

History

In Spyro: Year of the Dragon, it is revealed that over a thousand years ago, the Dragons originally lived in the Forgotten Realms, ruling over the land and providing it with magic it needs to thrive. One day, a dragon had a disagreement with the Sorceress, and in her fury, she banished all of the dragons to the other side of the world, accidentally causing the Forgotten Worlds to gradually lose its magic. Not wanting anything to do with the Sorceress again, the Dragons settled and named their new home the "Dragon Realms", forgetting about their former home as the years went by.

Appearances

Spyro the Dragon

The Dragon Realms first appeared in the game Spyro the Dragon for the PlayStation, in which Spyro traveled to six playable homeworlds within the Realms. This world made cameo appearances in Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage! and Spyro: Year of the Dragon.

In the original games of Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage! and Spyro: Year of the Dragon, the Dragon Realms' main homeworld (as seen in the intros of both games) does have various portals worth noting is the portal to Dragon Shores, as seen in Spyro 2's intro. In Year of the Dragon, Spyro and Hunter venture through a hole in the realm to reach the first homeworld of the Forgotten Realms.

In Spyro Reignited Trilogy, this "realm" seems to be non-existent, with its role in the trilogy mainly being replaced by the grassy plains of Stone Hill.

Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly

It wasn't until Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly that "The Dragon Realms" became a playable hub world. While not explicitly stated in Enter the Dragonfly, the homeworld in this game, referred to simply as "The Dragon Realms," is geographically connected to the other "Dragon Realm" homeworlds.

The main area is a beautifully crafted homeworld full of lush green fields and comprised of a predominately hilly landscape. As Spyro leaves the main area of the Dragon Realms, the landscape varies depending on which passage to another realm is close by. For the boss level, blocked by a portal cap, it can be entered through glitches (i.e. swimming in air), or completing all levels.

"The Dragon Realms" itself is technically a homeworld in "Dragon Realms" much like other homeworlds. The focal point of this world is the Castle, which leads to Dragon Castles (from Spyro Orange). This area surrounding the castle serves as the solitary homeworld in Enter the Dragonfly. Unlike other homeworlds in the Dragon Realms, this homeworld does not contain portals, but instead, other forms of transportation to its connected realms. For example, to get to Crop Circle Country, Spyro rides a UFO from a barn.

Spyro: Shadow Legacy

The history of the Dragon Realms was somewhat retconned in this storyline, with a storybook legend in the game stating that the Dragon Realms was either founded by a group of ancient dragons that fled a natural catastrophe in the Forgotten Realms, or was discovered by the Great Sea Dragon.

Homeworlds and Realms

The Dragon Realms is made up of six separate homeworlds, which can be traveled to with the balloonists. Each homeworld has five portals that each lead to a local realm; three leading to regular realms, one that leads to a flight realm and one more that leads to a boss realm.

NOTE: Flight realms are italic while boss realms are bold.

Gallery

Trivia

  • In the Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly instruction manual, a picture is featured of a portal in the castle instead of the closed doors in the actual game. It could have been the portal to the removed level Enchanted Forest.
  • In Enter the Dragonfly, rock spitting was to be a feature in Dragon Realms, but was cut.[1]
  • Having no portals in the Enter the Dragonfly version of the Dragon Realms could be a possible developer oversight. The developers either didn't know about portals in the original trilogy, or they simply ignored the fact to rush development. It may have been useless to have the same portals that would lead to Spyro the Dragon homeworlds or Dragon Shores, while considering the development timeframe.

References

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Spyro the Dragon
Characters Protagonists Spyro • Sparx • Red Fairy • Balloonist
Dragons Ajax • Alban • Altair • Alvar • Andor • Apara • Argus • Asher • Astor • Azizi • Bakari • Baruti • Boldar • Boris • Bruno • Bubba • Cedric • Claude • Cleetus • Conan • Copano • Cosmos • Cyprin • Cyrus • Damon • Darius • Delbin • Devlin • Eldrid • Enzo • Gavin • Gildas • Gunnar • Halvor • Hexus • Isaak • Ivor • Jarvis • Jed • Kasiya • Kelvin • Kosoko • Lateef • Lindar • Lucas • Lutalo • Lyle • Magnus • Marco • Maximos • Mazi • Mudada • Nestor • Nevin • Nils • Obasi • Oswin • Ragnar • Revilo • Rosco • Sadiki • Thor • Titan • Todor • Tomas • Trondo • Ulric • Unika • Useni • Zander • Zane • Zantor • Zeke • Zikomo
Bosses Toasty • Doctor Shemp • Blowhard • Metalhead • Jacques • Gnasty Gnorc
Dragon Realms Artisans • Peace Keepers • Magic Crafters • Beast Makers • Dream Weavers • Gnorc Gnexus
Realms Artisans Stone Hill • Dark Hollow • Town Square • Sunny Flight • Toasty
Peace Keepers Dry Canyon • Cliff Town • Ice Cavern • Night Flight • Doctor Shemp
Magic Crafters Alpine Ridge • High Caves • Wizard Peak • Crystal Flight • Blowhard
Beast Makers Terrace Village • Misty Bog • Tree Tops • Wild Flight • Metalhead
Dream Weavers Dark Passage • Lofty Castle • Haunted Towers • Icy Flight • Jacques
Gnorc Gnexus Gnorc Cove • Twilight Harbor • Gnasty Gnorc • Gnasty's Loot
Species Dragon • Fairy • Fodder • Gnorc
Items Dragon Egg • Treasure • Silver Dragon Statue • Life Sphere • Key
Objects Crystal Dragon • Treasure Box
Moves Charge • Flame • Glide • Jump
Miscellaneous Gallery

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Spyro: Shadow Legacy
Characters Main Spyro • Sparx • Hunter • Bianca • Blink • Red • Tomas • Magnus • Titan • Astor • Cho Lei • Sensei
Other Adama • Akello • Amp • Aqua • Artigan • Astor • Bandit • Bonebuilders • Brigid • Bruno • Cho Lei • Conan • Dirt • Ember • Flame • Fonsworthy • Fransisco • Gronk • Isabel • Kaitlin • Kasi • Laird • Longorin • Lucia • Lumpy • Marshall • Marvin • Maxwell • Merton
Midian • Moneybags • Mr. Funderlic • Mrs. Funderlic • Mrs. Moneybags • Neema • Old One Horn • Ooga • Pablo • Panthanitis • Pastemolle • Professor • Pullosin • Sis • Skipper • Sofia • Teresa • Trina • Willard • Zinc • Zoe
Bosses Ice Minion • Fire Minion • Sorcerer
Locations Dragon Realms Dragon Shores • Dragon Dojo • Dragon Village • Big Forest • Mountain of Magic • Cliff Town
Avalar Savannah • Treetops • Skelos Badlands
Forgotten Worlds Bunny Bayou • Moleville
Unknown Sorcerer's Land
Abilities Charge • Chi • Double Jump • Dragon-Kata • Flame • Ice Breath • Magic • Shield
Items Book • Crystal • Dimension Portal • Dragon Egg • Magic Point Mushroom • Quest Item • Relic • Shadowstone
Species Armadillo • Bear • Caveman • Cheetah • Dragon (Purple Dragon) • Fairy • Mole • Rabbit • Shadow Minion
Other Gallery

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  1. ↑ Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly (PlayStation 2). The Cutting Room Floor.
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