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|first_appearance=''[[Spyro: Year of the Dragon]]'' (2000) | |||
| | |latest_appearance=''[[Spyro Reignited Trilogy]]'' (2018) | ||
| | |greaterloc=[[Forgotten Worlds]] | ||
| | |inhabitants=[[Hunter]], [[Zoe]], [[Moneybags]], [[Sheila (kangaroo)|Sheila]] | ||
|gems=400 | |||
|fodder=Sheep | |||
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'''Sunrise Spring''', also known as '''Sunrise Spring Home''', is the first [[Home World|home world]] in ''[[Spyro: Year of the Dragon]]'' and in the ''[[Spyro Reignited Trilogy|Reignited Trilogy]]'' remake of the third game. It is the first place in the [[Forgotten Worlds]] that [[Spyro]] and [[Hunter]] arrive in, and mainly serves as a tutorial world. | |||
'''Sunrise Spring''', also known as '''Sunrise Spring Home''' is the first [[ | |||
== | == Story == | ||
Sunrise Spring is | Sunrise Spring is where the player is first given control right after Spyro and Hunter jump through a hole back in the [[Dragon Realms]]. It is the first place where [[Bianca]] is encountered, as well as [[Moneybags]], who moved to the Forgotten Worlds after "getting paid a fortune" by the [[Sorceress]] to keep various rebels locked up, such as [[Sheila]] here. Spyro will have to pay Moneybags 300 [[gem]]s to free her. | ||
After being set free and regaining control of [[Sheila's Alp|her alp]], Sheila later joins Spyro in his quest to retrieve the [[Dragon Egg]]s and help defeat [[Buzz]] before moving on to the next home world, [[Midday Gardens]]. | |||
==Objectives== | |||
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!colspan="4" style="background:#A0DEFA;"|[[File:SYOTD Sunrise Spring logo.png]] | |||
|- | |||
![[File:BlueGem SpyroReignitedTrilogy UI Art.png|50px]]400/400 | |||
|} | |||
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!width=20%|Dragon Eggs [[File:DragonEgg SpyroReignitedTrilogy UI Art.png|x40px]] | |||
!Description | |||
|- | |||
|Egg by the Stream (Isabelle) | |||
|At the start, climb up the steps on the left. Soon enough there will be a ledge with treasure and an egg. | |||
|- | |||
|Learn Gliding (Coltrane) | |||
|Reach the cave with Hunter and he'll give you an egg. | |||
|- | |||
|Fly Through the Cave (Ami) | |||
|Drop down in a hole, near Hunter in the cave and use the [[superfly]] power-up to reach the egg on a high ledge | |||
|- | |||
|At the Bottom of the Lake | |||
|Dive into the lake and the egg will be at the bottom. | |||
|- | |||
|Headback the Rock (Liam) | |||
|Headbash the large rock behind the portal to Molten Crater to find this egg. | |||
|} | |||
===Achievements & Trophies ''(Reignited Trilogy) '' === | |||
* '''The Money's in the Bag''': Free Sheila the Kangaroo | |||
** ''PS4'': Silver Trophy | |||
** ''XBOX One'': 30G | |||
* '''Moving Up In The World''': Launch the Transporter Balloon | |||
** ''PS4'': Gold Trophy | |||
** ''XBOX One'': 40G | |||
=== | ==List of Realms== | ||
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!Name | |||
!Collectibles | |||
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|[[File:SunnyVillage LevelBanner SpyroReignitedTrilogy.jpg|200px]]<br>[[Sunny Village]] | |||
|[[File:DragonEgg SpyroReignitedTrilogy UI Art.png|x40px]] 3/3<br>[[File:BlueGem SpyroReignitedTrilogy UI Art.png|40px]] 400/400 | |||
|- | |||
|[[File:CloudSpires LevelBanner SpyroReignitedTrilogy.jpg|200px]]<br>[[Cloud Spires]] | |||
|[[File:DragonEgg SpyroReignitedTrilogy UI Art.png|x40px]] 2/2<br>[[File:BlueGem SpyroReignitedTrilogy UI Art.png|40px]] 400/400 | |||
|- | |||
|[[File:MoltenCrater LevelBanner SpyroReignitedTrilogy.jpg|200px]]<br>[[Molten Crater]] | |||
|[[File:DragonEgg SpyroReignitedTrilogy UI Art.png|x40px]] 3/3<br>[[File:BlueGem SpyroReignitedTrilogy UI Art.png|40px]] 400/400 | |||
|- | |||
|[[File:SeashellShore LevelBanner SpyroReignitedTrilogy.jpg|200px]]<br>[[Seashell Shore]] | |||
|[[File:DragonEgg SpyroReignitedTrilogy UI Art.png|x40px]] 3/3<br>[[File:BlueGem SpyroReignitedTrilogy UI Art.png|40px]] 400/400 | |||
|- | |||
|[[File:SheilasAlp LevelBanner SpyroReignitedTrilogy.jpg|200px]]<br>[[Sheila's Alp]] | |||
|[[File:DragonEgg SpyroReignitedTrilogy UI Art.png|x40px]] 3/3<br>[[File:BlueGem SpyroReignitedTrilogy UI Art.png|40px]] 400/400 | |||
|- | |||
|[[File:MushroomSpeedway LevelBanner SpyroReignitedTrilogy.jpg|200px]]<br>[[Mushroom Speedway]] | |||
|[[File:DragonEgg SpyroReignitedTrilogy UI Art.png|x40px]] 3/3<br>[[File:BlueGem SpyroReignitedTrilogy UI Art.png|40px]] 400/400 | |||
|- | |||
|[[File:BuzzsDungeon LevelBanner SpyroReignitedTrilogy.jpg|200px]]<br>[[Buzz's Dungeon]] | |||
|[[File:DragonEgg SpyroReignitedTrilogy UI Art.png|x40px]] 1/1 | |||
|- | |||
|[[File:CrawdadFarm LevelBanner SpyroReignitedTrilogy.jpg|200px]]<br>[[Crawdad Farm]] | |||
|[[File:DragonEgg SpyroReignitedTrilogy UI Art.png|x40px]] 1/1<br>[[File:BlueGem SpyroReignitedTrilogy UI Art.png|40px]] 200/200 | |||
|} | |||
== Glitches == | == Glitches == | ||
=== Original Game === | === Original Game === | ||
* If you use the superfly power-up to fly up and land in the lake without swimming, this will enable you to breathe fire and walk normally while in water. However, the Start button will not work for the duration of this glitch, and the only way out is to restart the game. | * If you use the superfly power-up to fly up and land in the lake without swimming, this will enable you to breathe fire and walk normally while in water. However, the Start button will not work for the duration of this glitch, and the only way out is to restart the game. | ||
* It is also possible to use the superfly power-up to go out of bounds and perform the [[Swim in the Air Glitch]]. While flying through the cave, repeatedly press X to have Spyro fly slightly faster, but don't hit any walls that will slow you down. Once the power-up timer is up, continue gliding towards the big yellow tree furthest from you, and hover at the top. If done right, Spyro should land on the tree, and can glide to the top of the wall with a charge-jump. | * It is also possible to use the superfly power-up to go out of bounds and perform the [[Swim in the Air Glitch]]. While flying through the cave, repeatedly press X to have Spyro fly slightly faster, but don't hit any walls that will slow you down. Once the power-up timer is up, continue gliding towards the big yellow tree furthest from you, and hover at the top. If done right, Spyro should land on the tree, and can glide to the top of the wall with a charge-jump. | ||
** The next part of the glitch can take several tries, as it is very difficult to pull off. Glide out into the void, but turn around so that you're gliding towards the shallow pond under the level. Headbash at the right moment, and Spyro should be able to swim in the air. Doing it too close will have Spyro float on the water, and doing it too far will have Spyro fall into the void and lose a life. It is therefore advised to have a good amount of lives handy when performing this glitch. | ** The next part of the glitch can take several tries, as it is very difficult to pull off. Glide out into the void, but turn around so that you're gliding towards the shallow pond under the level. Headbash at the right moment, and Spyro should be able to swim in the air. Doing it too close will have Spyro float on the water, and doing it too far will have Spyro fall into the void and lose a life. It is therefore advised to have a good amount of lives handy when performing this glitch. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery | <gallery> | ||
SunriseSpring_LoadingScreen.png | |||
Sunrise | Sunrise Spring ReignitedArt.png|''Spyro Reignited Trilogy'' | ||
Sunrise Spring ReignitedArt2.png|''Spyro Reignited Trilogy'' | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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=== General === | === General === | ||
* This is the only homeworld to not have a [[Bentley]] portal in any of its realms. It is also one of two homeworlds to not contain an [[Agent 9]] portal in any of its realms; the other being Midday Gardens. | * This is the only homeworld to not have a [[Bentley]] portal in any of its realms. It is also one of two homeworlds to not contain an [[Agent 9]] portal in any of its realms; the other being Midday Gardens. | ||
* The concept of riding a balloon from here to [[Midday Gardens]] may be a reference to [[Spyro the Dragon ( | * The concept of riding a balloon from here to [[Midday Gardens]] may be a reference to ''[[Spyro the Dragon (game)|Spyro the Dragon]]''. | ||
* This world's name is mistranslated in all other languages of the PAL version. Both the French and Spanish versions of the game read "Spring" as the season rather than a mountain spring (respectively, "Soleil Levant Printanier" and "Amaneceres Primaverales"). The Italian version translates the world's name as "House of the Summer Spring" ("Casa della Fonte Estiva"). The German version translates it as "Sunrise Bath" ("Bad Sonnenaufgang"). The word "Bad" in this case - used as a prefix to a name - does not refer to a literal bath, but to a health resort or spa town, which often have springs | * This world's name is mistranslated in all other languages of the PAL version. Both the French and Spanish versions of the game read "Spring" as the season rather than a mountain spring (respectively, "Soleil Levant Printanier" and "Amaneceres Primaverales"). The Italian version translates the world's name as "House of the Summer Spring" ("Casa della Fonte Estiva"). The German version translates it as "Sunrise Bath" ("Bad Sonnenaufgang"). The word "Bad" in this case - used as a prefix to a name - does not refer to a literal bath, but to a health resort or spa town, which often have springs (see Bad Segeberg, for example). | ||
**In the ''Reignited Trilogy'', the French translation was changed to "Aube Printanière", which still translates the same as its original French name. | **In the ''Reignited Trilogy'', the French translation was changed to "Aube Printanière", which still translates the same as its original French name. | ||
=== Original Game === | === Original Game === | ||
*The skybox in this world appears to be very similar to [[Artisans]]; however the region of sky opposite the sun is quite a bit darker. | *The skybox in this world appears to be very similar to [[Artisans]]; however the region of sky opposite the sun is quite a bit darker. | ||
* In all versions of the game except the Greatest Hits version, this homeworld's theme music reappears in the [[Evening Lake]] homeworld, despite Evening Lake's theme being in the game but unused. It also plays in the [[Sorceress' Lair]] in the original NTSC version, once again making the theme that was supposed to be used go unused. | * In all versions of the game except the Greatest Hits version, this homeworld's theme music reappears in the [[Evening Lake]] homeworld, despite Evening Lake's theme being in the game but unused. It also plays in the [[Sorceress's Lair]] in the original NTSC version, once again making the theme that was supposed to be used go unused. | ||
* If this level is played on an illegal copy of the game, Zoe will inform you that you are using a hacked version, and that "you may experience problems that would not occur on a legal copy". This is found in the doorway to the building containing the balloon, whirligig or rocket. | * If this level is played on an illegal copy of the game, Zoe will inform you that you are using a hacked version, and that "you may experience problems that would not occur on a legal copy". This is found in the doorway to the building containing the balloon, whirligig or rocket. | ||
** Some of these "problems" can include the game randomly playing dialogue and changing languages, getting stuck in certain | ** Some of these "problems" can include the game randomly playing dialogue and changing languages, getting stuck in certain home worlds, and [[Sparx]] being unable to regain health in random levels. During the boss battle in Sorceress's Lair, the game will kick the player out after about a minute and delete the save file, starting the player over from the very beginning.<ref>''[https://www.ign.com/wikis/spyro-year-of-the-dragon/Pirated_Copy_Effects Pirated Copy Effects]''. (Date Posted - Aug 18, 2019). ''[http://ign.com IGN]''.</ref> | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
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[[Category:Spyro: Year of the Dragon home worlds]] | |||
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Revision as of 08:33, March 24, 2025
| Sunrise Spring | |
|---|---|
| First appearance | Spyro: Year of the Dragon (2000) |
| Latest appearance | Spyro Reignited Trilogy (2018) |
| Greater location | Forgotten Worlds |
| Inhabitants: | Hunter, Zoe, Moneybags, Sheila |
| Gems | 400 |
| Eggs: | 5 |
| Fodder | Sheep |
Sunrise Spring, also known as Sunrise Spring Home, is the first home world in Spyro: Year of the Dragon and in the Reignited Trilogy remake of the third game. It is the first place in the Forgotten Worlds that Spyro and Hunter arrive in, and mainly serves as a tutorial world.
Story
Sunrise Spring is where the player is first given control right after Spyro and Hunter jump through a hole back in the Dragon Realms. It is the first place where Bianca is encountered, as well as Moneybags, who moved to the Forgotten Worlds after "getting paid a fortune" by the Sorceress to keep various rebels locked up, such as Sheila here. Spyro will have to pay Moneybags 300 gems to free her.
After being set free and regaining control of her alp, Sheila later joins Spyro in his quest to retrieve the Dragon Eggs and help defeat Buzz before moving on to the next home world, Midday Gardens.
Objectives
| File:SYOTD Sunrise Spring logo.png | |||
|---|---|---|---|
 400/400
| |||
Dragon Eggs 
|
Description |
|---|---|
| Egg by the Stream (Isabelle) | At the start, climb up the steps on the left. Soon enough there will be a ledge with treasure and an egg. |
| Learn Gliding (Coltrane) | Reach the cave with Hunter and he'll give you an egg. |
| Fly Through the Cave (Ami) | Drop down in a hole, near Hunter in the cave and use the superfly power-up to reach the egg on a high ledge |
| At the Bottom of the Lake | Dive into the lake and the egg will be at the bottom. |
| Headback the Rock (Liam) | Headbash the large rock behind the portal to Molten Crater to find this egg. |
Achievements & Trophies (Reignited Trilogy)
- The Money's in the Bag: Free Sheila the Kangaroo
- PS4: Silver Trophy
- XBOX One: 30G
- Moving Up In The World: Launch the Transporter Balloon
- PS4: Gold Trophy
- XBOX One: 40G
List of Realms
| Name | Collectibles |
|---|---|
| File:SunnyVillage LevelBanner SpyroReignitedTrilogy.jpg Sunny Village |
3/3 400/400
|
 Cloud Spires |
2/2 400/400
|
 Molten Crater |
3/3 400/400
|
 Seashell Shore |
3/3 400/400
|
 Sheila's Alp |
3/3 400/400
|
 Mushroom Speedway |
3/3 400/400
|
 Buzz's Dungeon |
1/1
|
 Crawdad Farm |
1/1 200/200
|
Glitches
Original Game
- If you use the superfly power-up to fly up and land in the lake without swimming, this will enable you to breathe fire and walk normally while in water. However, the Start button will not work for the duration of this glitch, and the only way out is to restart the game.
- It is also possible to use the superfly power-up to go out of bounds and perform the Swim in the Air Glitch. While flying through the cave, repeatedly press X to have Spyro fly slightly faster, but don't hit any walls that will slow you down. Once the power-up timer is up, continue gliding towards the big yellow tree furthest from you, and hover at the top. If done right, Spyro should land on the tree, and can glide to the top of the wall with a charge-jump.
- The next part of the glitch can take several tries, as it is very difficult to pull off. Glide out into the void, but turn around so that you're gliding towards the shallow pond under the level. Headbash at the right moment, and Spyro should be able to swim in the air. Doing it too close will have Spyro float on the water, and doing it too far will have Spyro fall into the void and lose a life. It is therefore advised to have a good amount of lives handy when performing this glitch.
Gallery
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-
Spyro Reignited Trilogy
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Spyro Reignited Trilogy
Trivia
General
- This is the only homeworld to not have a Bentley portal in any of its realms. It is also one of two homeworlds to not contain an Agent 9 portal in any of its realms; the other being Midday Gardens.
- The concept of riding a balloon from here to Midday Gardens may be a reference to Spyro the Dragon.
- This world's name is mistranslated in all other languages of the PAL version. Both the French and Spanish versions of the game read "Spring" as the season rather than a mountain spring (respectively, "Soleil Levant Printanier" and "Amaneceres Primaverales"). The Italian version translates the world's name as "House of the Summer Spring" ("Casa della Fonte Estiva"). The German version translates it as "Sunrise Bath" ("Bad Sonnenaufgang"). The word "Bad" in this case - used as a prefix to a name - does not refer to a literal bath, but to a health resort or spa town, which often have springs (see Bad Segeberg, for example).
- In the Reignited Trilogy, the French translation was changed to "Aube Printanière", which still translates the same as its original French name.
Original Game
- The skybox in this world appears to be very similar to Artisans; however the region of sky opposite the sun is quite a bit darker.
- In all versions of the game except the Greatest Hits version, this homeworld's theme music reappears in the Evening Lake homeworld, despite Evening Lake's theme being in the game but unused. It also plays in the Sorceress's Lair in the original NTSC version, once again making the theme that was supposed to be used go unused.
- If this level is played on an illegal copy of the game, Zoe will inform you that you are using a hacked version, and that "you may experience problems that would not occur on a legal copy". This is found in the doorway to the building containing the balloon, whirligig or rocket.
- Some of these "problems" can include the game randomly playing dialogue and changing languages, getting stuck in certain home worlds, and Sparx being unable to regain health in random levels. During the boss battle in Sorceress's Lair, the game will kick the player out after about a minute and delete the save file, starting the player over from the very beginning.[1]
References
- ↑ Pirated Copy Effects. (Date Posted - Aug 18, 2019). IGN.
