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* The fodder in this level look similar to the ones in [[Skelos Badlands]], [[Midnight Mountain]], and [[Desert Ruins]], one big difference being the ones here are white. | * The fodder in this level look similar to the ones in [[Skelos Badlands]], [[Midnight Mountain]], and [[Desert Ruins]], one big difference being the ones here are white. | ||
*The level name might be a reference to the movie ''Jurassic Park''. | *The level name might be a reference to the movie ''Jurassic Park''. | ||
*If you use the wing shield attack against the enemies that throw rocks, it will be ineffective no matter what. | |||
*Some versions of this game have one dragonfly named Rhett, but the audio will say "Hey, it's Karen!", it's unknown why this happens. | |||
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Revision as of 04:09, July 30, 2015
Template:PlaceOriginal Jurassic Jungle appears in the game Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly and is a cross between a volcanic wasteland and a humid jungle. Many creatures live in the jungle while they stay away from the volcano. There's a hidden chest with a skull design on it, and it needs a key to open. Inside the chest is a Dragonfly.
Dilemma
The Professors who work in the jungle were working on Robotic Riptocs that had escaped their "inescapable" cages and started to ruin their work and research.
Dragonflies
- Jean-Marc
- Mitch
- Jason
- Warren
- Bonky
- Wonky
- Saji
- Doompa
- Scarlett
- Karen
Enemies
- Trex 1000 - A robotic creature that shoots its target with a laser beam. Can only be killed with Electric Breath or Ice Breath.
- R-1000 - Icy Riptocs with a stolen gadget that lets them walk on lava, constantly melting and reforming.
- Cave Riptocs - Green caveman-like Riptocs with boulders.
Trivia
- Professor Copeland might refer to Stewart Copeland, the music composer for the game.
- Statues of Gnasty Gnorc are seen in this level.
- There is a glitch in this level where, if you make the dialogue in the dialogue box too fast, then the game will get stuck and you will have to restart the game system.
- There is a cheat to go out of bounds. If you walk towards an electric fence while being invincible and keep moving while being sent in the air, you will soon be high enough to glide over the fence.
- One of the cheats in this level is to walk in mid air. To do that, Spyro will have to head bash the window that traps the dragonfly. It might not work every time.
- The enemy AI dinosaurs who can only be killed with electric breath, when hit by Spyro, make similar sounds to the Sorceress when she is hit by Spyro in Spyro: Year of the Dragon.
- The fodder in this level look similar to the ones in Skelos Badlands, Midnight Mountain, and Desert Ruins, one big difference being the ones here are white.
- The level name might be a reference to the movie Jurassic Park.
- If you use the wing shield attack against the enemies that throw rocks, it will be ineffective no matter what.
- Some versions of this game have one dragonfly named Rhett, but the audio will say "Hey, it's Karen!", it's unknown why this happens.
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