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{{Q|All gifts come with a price.|Flash}} | {{Q|All gifts come with a price.|Flash}} | ||
'''Flash''' is a blue [[Dragonflies|dragonfly]] who is [[Spyro (The Legend of Spyro)|Spyro]]'s adoptive father and [[Sparx (The Legend of Spyro)|Sparx]]'s real father. He | '''Flash''' is a blue [[Dragonflies|dragonfly]] in [[The Legend of Spyro (series)|''The Legend of Spyro'' series]] who is [[Spyro (The Legend of Spyro)|Spyro]]'s adoptive father and [[Sparx (The Legend of Spyro)|Sparx]]'s real father. He and his wife [[Nina (The Legend of Spyro)|Nina]], found Spyro's egg on the Silver River of the [[Swamp]]. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
=== | ===The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning=== | ||
Flash and Nina both discovered Spyro's egg when it came to rest in the Swamp and gathered around the egg, wondering what kind of creature could be inside. Shortly afterwards, Spyro hatched from that very egg, and although Flash and Nina were frightened at first, they were amazed by the baby dragon. They eventually adopted Spyro into their family, and raised him alongside their son, Sparx, who was born on the same day as Spyro. | Flash and Nina both discovered Spyro's egg when it came to rest in the Swamp and gathered around the egg, wondering what kind of creature could be inside. Shortly afterwards, Spyro hatched from that very egg, and although Flash and Nina were frightened at first, they were amazed by the baby dragon. They eventually adopted Spyro into their family, and raised him alongside their son, Sparx, who was born on the same day as Spyro. | ||
Twelve years later, after Spyro and Sparx escaped from their encounter with [[Apes]], they told Flash and Nina about the encounter and Spyro's sudden [[Fire (The Legend of Spyro)|fire breath]], and the two dragonflies were prompted to explain to Spyro the truth about what he really is and where he came from. Flash and Nina later followed after Spyro in time to see him off when he decided to find out where he came from, with Flash encouraging Spyro to keep his head up and use his newfound Fire breath wisely as all gifts come with a price. | Twelve years later, after Spyro and Sparx escaped from their encounter with [[Apes]], they told Flash and Nina about the encounter and Spyro's sudden [[Fire (The Legend of Spyro)|fire breath]], and the two dragonflies were prompted to explain to Spyro the truth about what he really is and where he came from. Flash and Nina later followed after Spyro in time to see him off when he decided to find out where he came from, with Flash encouraging Spyro to keep his head up and use his newfound Fire breath wisely as all gifts come with a price. | ||
=== | ===The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night=== | ||
Flash and Nina made a cameo in one of the pages of Spyro's book that was written by the [[Chronicler]], happily watching a young Sparx. | Flash and Nina made a cameo in one of the pages of Spyro's book that was written by the [[Chronicler]], happily watching a young Sparx. | ||
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'''''ADVICE:''''' [[The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon]] is the only Legend game to also have a Finnish, Danish, Swedish and Norwegian audio dubbing track. Therefore, Since Flash does not appear in that game, he does not have those following language voices. | '''''ADVICE:''''' ''[[The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon]]'' is the only Legend game to also have a Finnish, Danish, Swedish and Norwegian audio dubbing track. Therefore, Since Flash does not appear in that game, he does not have those following language voices. | ||
*'''NOTE:''' Some of the voice actors are missing. Please fill in the correct voice actors for the correct language. | *'''NOTE:''' Some of the voice actors are missing. Please fill in the correct voice actors for the correct language. | ||
Revision as of 08:43, May 30, 2014
Template:Characterbox Template:Q Flash is a blue dragonfly in The Legend of Spyro series who is Spyro's adoptive father and Sparx's real father. He and his wife Nina, found Spyro's egg on the Silver River of the Swamp.
Story
The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning
Flash and Nina both discovered Spyro's egg when it came to rest in the Swamp and gathered around the egg, wondering what kind of creature could be inside. Shortly afterwards, Spyro hatched from that very egg, and although Flash and Nina were frightened at first, they were amazed by the baby dragon. They eventually adopted Spyro into their family, and raised him alongside their son, Sparx, who was born on the same day as Spyro.
Twelve years later, after Spyro and Sparx escaped from their encounter with Apes, they told Flash and Nina about the encounter and Spyro's sudden fire breath, and the two dragonflies were prompted to explain to Spyro the truth about what he really is and where he came from. Flash and Nina later followed after Spyro in time to see him off when he decided to find out where he came from, with Flash encouraging Spyro to keep his head up and use his newfound Fire breath wisely as all gifts come with a price.
The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night
Flash and Nina made a cameo in one of the pages of Spyro's book that was written by the Chronicler, happily watching a young Sparx.
International Voice Actors
- Dutch = (unsure)
- French = (unsure)
- German = Oliver Feld
- Italian = Marco Balzarotti
- Spanish = (unsure)
- Russian = (unsure)
ADVICE: The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon is the only Legend game to also have a Finnish, Danish, Swedish and Norwegian audio dubbing track. Therefore, Since Flash does not appear in that game, he does not have those following language voices.
- NOTE: Some of the voice actors are missing. Please fill in the correct voice actors for the correct language.
