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Lindar in DNN.
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Lindar instructing Spyro.
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{{Q|When you free a dragon or step on one of their platforms, you're saving your progress. That could be useful if you run into trouble, not that you ever run into trouble, Spyro.|Lindar}} | {{Q|When you free a dragon or step on one of their platforms, you're saving your progress. That could be useful if you run into trouble, not that you ever run into trouble, Spyro.|Lindar}} | ||
'''Lindar''' ('''リンダル=グリノマール Rindaru''' in Japanese) is an [[Artisans]] [[Dragons|dragon]] who appeared in [[Spyro the Dragon (video game)|''Spyro the Dragon'']]. He was notably the one who inadvertantly triggered the events of the first game when [[Gnasty Gnorc]] turned all the dragons into [[Crystal Statues]] in response to Lindar's comments about the villain. | '''Lindar''' ('''リンダル=グリノマール Rindaru''' in Japanese) is an [[Artisans]] [[Dragons|dragon]] who appeared in [[Spyro the Dragon (video game)|''Spyro the Dragon'']]. He was notably the one who inadvertantly triggered the events of the first game when [[Gnasty Gnorc]] turned all the dragons into [[Crystal Statues]] in response to Lindar's comments about the villain being "simple", "no threat to the Dragon Kingdom", and being "ugly". | ||
In the ''[[Spyro Reignited Trilogy]]'', Lindar is a clockmaker. He now has long | In the ''[[Spyro Reignited Trilogy]]'', Lindar is a clockmaker. He now has long, yellow-white hair and has watches strapped around his arms, neck and waist, and is wearing advanced professor-goggles with horn-like parts. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
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Lindar (or at least someone who looked like him) appeared in ''[[Spyro: Year of the Dragon]]''. He tried to tackle [[Bianca]] to get back the [[Dragon Eggs|egg]] she took, but Spyro flamed her into a hole and Lindar fell into it head first while attempting to catch the egg, and became stuck. In the next scene, Astor can be seen trying to pull him out. | Lindar (or at least someone who looked like him) appeared in ''[[Spyro: Year of the Dragon]]''. He tried to tackle [[Bianca]] to get back the [[Dragon Eggs|egg]] she took, but Spyro flamed her into a hole and Lindar fell into it head first while attempting to catch the egg, and became stuck. In the next scene, Astor can be seen trying to pull him out. | ||
In the ''[[Spyro Reignited Trilogy]]'', Lindar has filled in all of [[Astor (Spyro the Dragon)|Astor]]'s roles, with him now being the one to move in his sleep as well as pulling [[Bubba]] out of a rabbit hole. | In the ''[[Spyro Reignited Trilogy]]'', Lindar has filled in all of [[Astor (Spyro the Dragon)|Astor]]'s roles, with him now being the one to move in his sleep as well as pulling [[Bubba]] out of a rabbit hole. Later on he is seen watching over a dragon egg, taking the time on how long it takes for the egg to hatch. | ||
Later on he is seen watching over a dragon egg, taking the time on how long it takes for the egg to hatch. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 22:05, February 17, 2020
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Lindar (リンダル=グリノマール Rindaru in Japanese) is an Artisans dragon who appeared in Spyro the Dragon. He was notably the one who inadvertantly triggered the events of the first game when Gnasty Gnorc turned all the dragons into Crystal Statues in response to Lindar's comments about the villain being "simple", "no threat to the Dragon Kingdom", and being "ugly".
In the Spyro Reignited Trilogy, Lindar is a clockmaker. He now has long, yellow-white hair and has watches strapped around his arms, neck and waist, and is wearing advanced professor-goggles with horn-like parts.
Story
Gnasty Gnorc's Revenge
Lindar was notably the one who remarked that Gnasty Gnorc was 'a simple creature', 'no threat' to the Dragon Realms and then called him ugly. As a result, he and the other dragons (except for young Spyro, due to his small size) were turned into Crystal Statues. He was freed by Spyro at Stone Hill later on.
Year of the Dragon
Lindar (or at least someone who looked like him) appeared in Spyro: Year of the Dragon. He tried to tackle Bianca to get back the egg she took, but Spyro flamed her into a hole and Lindar fell into it head first while attempting to catch the egg, and became stuck. In the next scene, Astor can be seen trying to pull him out.
In the Spyro Reignited Trilogy, Lindar has filled in all of Astor's roles, with him now being the one to move in his sleep as well as pulling Bubba out of a rabbit hole. Later on he is seen watching over a dragon egg, taking the time on how long it takes for the egg to hatch.
Gallery
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Artwork of Lindar and Spyro for the Spyro Reignited Trilogy by Devon Cady-Lee.
Trivia
- His voice during the cutscene at the beginning of the Spyro the Dragon is different from his voice when he is freed at Stone Hill.
- His Stone Hill-voice is strangely given to a purple dragon in Year of the Dragon, who looks like him from head to toe except for the aforementioned purple color and yellow horns.
- His voice in the opening cutscene of the game, is eventually given to Bubba.
- In the demo version, Lindar's dialogue was very much like Gavin's: "Watch the dragonfly Spyro. Its color indicates its power to protect you."
- Lindar's appearance in Reignited Trilogy seem to be inspired by the original game, in which his posture suggest he has some sort of authority.
- In Reignited Trilogy, both he and Eldrid wear goggles with horn-like attachments.
