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|name = Blitzer Bullies | |name = Blitzer Bullies | ||
| | |image = [[File:Blitzer Bully.png]] | ||
| | |world = [[Treetop Terrace]] | ||
| | |first_appearance = ''[[Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure]]'' | ||
| | |variant_of=[[Drow]], [[Goliath Drow]]}} | ||
{{Quote|Travels with [[Spell Punks|mage]] for 'health benefits'.|Game description}} | |||
'''Blitzer Bullies''' are [[Drow]] that carry [[Spell Punk|Life Spell Punks]] on their backs to heal themselves as they take damage. They are a different variant of the [[Goliath Drow]]. The life Spell Punk can be knocked off when the Blitzer Bully is attacked from behind so that the two can be dealt with separately. While both enemies are connected to each other, each one uses its regular attack. | |||
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'''Blitzer Bullies''' are [[Drow]] that carry [[Spell | |||
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[[Category:Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure | [[Category:Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure enemies]] | ||
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Revision as of 00:53, March 24, 2025
| Blitzer Bullies | |
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| World | Treetop Terrace |
| First appearance | Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure |
| Variant of | Drow, Goliath Drow |
- “Travels with mage for 'health benefits'.”
- – Game description
Blitzer Bullies are Drow that carry Life Spell Punks on their backs to heal themselves as they take damage. They are a different variant of the Goliath Drow. The life Spell Punk can be knocked off when the Blitzer Bully is attacked from behind so that the two can be dealt with separately. While both enemies are connected to each other, each one uses its regular attack.
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