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'''Jupiter Dragon Traps''' are immobile plant enemies that appeared in [[Crocovile Swamp]] and [[Dragonfly Falls]], two realms in [[Spyro: A Hero's Tail]]. They attack by spitting fire at long range and biting at [[Spyro the Dragon (character)|Spyro]]. | '''Jupiter Dragon Traps''' are immobile plant enemies that appeared in [[Crocovile Swamp]] and [[Dragonfly Falls]], two realms in [[Spyro: A Hero's Tail]]. They attack by spitting fire at long range and biting at [[Spyro the Dragon (character)|Spyro]]. | ||
The | The Jupiter Dragon Traps come in two different colors: red with white spots, and yellow with black spots. It is best for Spyro to stay away from the yellow Dragon Traps, and if he gets too close, they will eat him and swallow him to grant a instant death, so try not to get too close too them. | ||
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Revision as of 16:26, April 4, 2016
Template:Characterbox Jupiter Dragon Traps are immobile plant enemies that appeared in Crocovile Swamp and Dragonfly Falls, two realms in Spyro: A Hero's Tail. They attack by spitting fire at long range and biting at Spyro.
The Jupiter Dragon Traps come in two different colors: red with white spots, and yellow with black spots. It is best for Spyro to stay away from the yellow Dragon Traps, and if he gets too close, they will eat him and swallow him to grant a instant death, so try not to get too close too them.
Gallery
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A Yellow Jupiter Dragon Trap
Trivia
- Jupiter Dragon Traps resemble the Piranha Plants from the Mario series.
- The name of the Jupiter Dragon Traps are similar to name of the Venus Fly Traps.
- In Spyro: Year of the Dragon, Bianca used a flower as part of her practice on magic. She turned it into a living monster plant before turning it back into normal. This may have inspired the game design for the Jupiter Dragon Traps.
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