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*Mrs. Shoutfire's name is only revealed when scrolling through the task menu of ''A Hero's Tail''; in all other places, she is simply referred to as Nanny. | *Mrs. Shoutfire's name is only revealed when scrolling through the task menu of ''A Hero's Tail''; in all other places, she is simply referred to as Nanny. | ||
*Mrs Shoutfire's name | *Mrs Shoutfire's name is a reference to the main character of the 1993 comedy film, ''[[wikipedia:Mrs. Doubtfire|Mrs. Doubtfire]]''; in which the main character took on the role of a babysitter (much like Shoutfire). | ||
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Revision as of 20:00, April 7, 2012
Template:Characterbox Template:Q Mrs. Shoutfire, also known as Nanny, is an elderly female dragon who first appeared in Spyro: A Hero's Tail. She is in charge of the nursery at the Dragon Village, which is a realm in Dragon Kingdom.
Personality
Mrs. Shoutfire can get stressed and worried, as you can see when she asks Spyro to help her retrieve the dragon eggs. Also, she is quite aggresive because she says, "I'm too old and too slow to catch those thieves. But if I could, I boil, poach, fry and scramble their little heads!" which also shows she is fairly protective.
Story
Mrs. Shoutfire runs a small nursery in the Dragon Village and looks after the dragon eggs. Unfortunately she's not so good when faced with thieves who managed to steal them all. Luckily for her though Spyro was around and was quickly tasked with retrieving them all. Shoutfire explains that if you have completed each set of eggs, there is a bonus in the unlockables page, including playing the Ember/Flame model.
Notes
- Mrs. Shoutfire's name is only revealed when scrolling through the task menu of A Hero's Tail; in all other places, she is simply referred to as Nanny.
- Mrs Shoutfire's name is a reference to the main character of the 1993 comedy film, Mrs. Doubtfire; in which the main character took on the role of a babysitter (much like Shoutfire).
