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Metro Speedway's sky background.
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}}'''Metro Speedway''' ('''メトロスピードウェイ''' ''Metro Speedway'') is the | }}'''Metro Speedway''' ('''メトロスピードウェイ''' ''Metro Speedway'') is the second [[Speedway]] in ''[[Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!]] ''and in the ''[[Spyro Reignited Trilogy|Reignited Trilogy]]'' remaster of the second game. One of two speedways located in [[Autumn Plains]], it is unlocked after the player collects 6 orbs. | ||
Ruled over by the [[Mayor]], This dark speedway includes cooing Pigeons and Bungee Jumpers. | |||
==Items== | ==Items== | ||
* | *Pigeons | ||
* | *Bungee Jumpers | ||
* | *Slow Signs | ||
* | *Metal Arches | ||
== Hidden Orb Challenge == | |||
The Mayor's re-election funds were stolen by Cat Burglars, and he asked [[Spyro the Dragon (character)|Spyro]] and [[Hunter the Cheetah|Hunter]] to help get them back in exchange for an orb. In order to complete the challenge, the player has to collect all the bags of gems shot from the Cat Burglars by Hunter. If a bag falls into the water, the player loses the challenge and will have to start over. | |||
The Mayor can be found behind the waterfall. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*An early name for | *An early name for this level, found in the code of of the demo, was "City Speedway". | ||
*The background | *The background appears to be a darker, re-colored version of [[Ocean Speedway]]. | ||
*This is one of two speedways that | *This is one of two speedways in the game that has the player talk to someone other than [[Hunter]] for the orb challenge. The other is Ocean Speedway. | ||
* The [[Mayor]] refers to | **Despite this, he is still involved in both challenges. | ||
*Like most challenges involving [[Hunter the Cheetah|Hunter]], his appearance changes here. This time, he wears a greenish-yellow army helmet and flies around with a jetpack. His outfit is later re-used in [[Country Speedway|Country Speedway's]] hidden challenge. | |||
* The [[Mayor]] refers to Hunter as "The Hunter". | |||
* It is one of the few levels in the Japanese version to have the same name as the English version. | |||
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Revision as of 03:51, September 26, 2018
Template:PlaceOriginalMetro Speedway (メトロスピードウェイ Metro Speedway) is the second Speedway in Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage! and in the Reignited Trilogy remaster of the second game. One of two speedways located in Autumn Plains, it is unlocked after the player collects 6 orbs.
Ruled over by the Mayor, This dark speedway includes cooing Pigeons and Bungee Jumpers.
Items
- Pigeons
- Bungee Jumpers
- Slow Signs
- Metal Arches
Hidden Orb Challenge
The Mayor's re-election funds were stolen by Cat Burglars, and he asked Spyro and Hunter to help get them back in exchange for an orb. In order to complete the challenge, the player has to collect all the bags of gems shot from the Cat Burglars by Hunter. If a bag falls into the water, the player loses the challenge and will have to start over.
The Mayor can be found behind the waterfall.
Gallery
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Spyro Reignited Trilogy concept art of Metro Speedway
Trivia
- An early name for this level, found in the code of of the demo, was "City Speedway".
- The background appears to be a darker, re-colored version of Ocean Speedway.
- This is one of two speedways in the game that has the player talk to someone other than Hunter for the orb challenge. The other is Ocean Speedway.
- Despite this, he is still involved in both challenges.
- Like most challenges involving Hunter, his appearance changes here. This time, he wears a greenish-yellow army helmet and flies around with a jetpack. His outfit is later re-used in Country Speedway's hidden challenge.
- The Mayor refers to Hunter as "The Hunter".
- It is one of the few levels in the Japanese version to have the same name as the English version.
