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Gillmen are fish-like, amphibian inhabitants of [[Skylands]] in the [[Skylanders (series)|''Skylanders'' series]]. | '''Gillmen''' are fish-like, amphibian inhabitants of [[Skylands]] in the [[Skylanders (series)|''Skylanders'' series]]. | ||
All Gillmen are known for their great singing voices, but in truth, their singing is really dreadful. While not appearing in the game, they also have a military organization which the most notable Gillman [[Skylanders|Skylander]], [[Gill Grunt]], used to be part of. | All Gillmen are known for their great singing voices, but in truth, their singing is really dreadful. While not appearing in the game, they also have a military organization which the most notable Gillman [[Skylanders|Skylander]], [[Gill Grunt]], used to be part of. | ||
Revision as of 18:25, May 29, 2012
Template:Characterbox (Skylanders) Gillmen are fish-like, amphibian inhabitants of Skylands in the Skylanders series.
All Gillmen are known for their great singing voices, but in truth, their singing is really dreadful. While not appearing in the game, they also have a military organization which the most notable Gillman Skylander, Gill Grunt, used to be part of.
Other known Gillmen are Gurglefin and Otoro.
Story
Spyro's Adventure
The Gillmen were taken captive by the Trolls, who have also taken over their home, Oilspill Island. One Gillman, Gurglefin, managed to escape and sought out the Skylanders for help in hopes of them freeing his home from the Trolls. The Skylanders agreed to help, and went to Oilpsill Island with Gurglefin, freeing the captive Gillmen, ridding the island of the Trolls, and destroying their oil-spewing machinery that were polluting the waters.
