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Spyro's fire breath can be used to defeat enemies and destroy containers, but it does not work on [[Fireproof Metal|fireproof metal]]. This breath is also sometimes used to light objects on fire, such as the flame-powered machinery in [[Breezebuilders]]. | Spyro's fire breath can be used to defeat enemies and destroy containers, but it does not work on [[Fireproof Metal|fireproof metal]]. This breath is also sometimes used to light objects on fire, such as the flame-powered machinery in [[Breezebuilders]]. | ||
In the original | In the original and GBA ''Spyro'' trilogies, Spyro breathes five arrow-shaped bursts of fire at once. However, from ''Enter the Dragonfly'' and onwards, Spyro learned how to breath a constant stream of fire. Certain levels in ''Spyro: Season of Ice'' and ''Spyro Orange: The Cortex Conspiracy'' depict Spyro breathing fireballs. | ||
Fire breath can usually be upgraded to [[Superflame]], a more powerful version that can even destroy fireproof metal. In the original ''[[Spyro the Dragon (game)|Spyro the Dragon]]'', Superflame is granted by the kiss of a [[fairy]], but in later games it is usually achieved by walking through [[Powerup Gates]]. In ''Spyro: Attack of the Rhynocs, ''after consuming a pepper in the Banana Sabanna, Spyro permanently gains the ability to use the Superflame by charging his normal fire breath. | Fire breath can usually be upgraded to [[Superflame]], a more powerful version that can even destroy fireproof metal. In the original ''[[Spyro the Dragon (game)|Spyro the Dragon]]'', Superflame is granted by the kiss of a [[fairy]], but in later games it is usually achieved by walking through [[Powerup Gates]]. In ''Spyro: Attack of the Rhynocs, ''after consuming a pepper in the Banana Sabanna, Spyro permanently gains the ability to use the Superflame by charging his normal fire breath. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Breathing fire is one of the most | *Breathing fire is one of the most widespread features of dragons in Western folklore. | ||
*In the original PlayStation games, Spyro's fire blasts resemble fiery arrows. Later games use more realistic fire animations. | *In the original PlayStation games, Spyro's fire blasts resemble fiery arrows. Later games use more realistic fire animations. | ||
{{Games}} | {{Games}} | ||
[[Category:Breaths]] | [[Category:Breaths]] | ||
[[Category:Abilities]] | [[Category:Abilities]] | ||
[[Category:Elements]] | [[Category:Elements]] | ||
Revision as of 23:04, August 12, 2019
Fire breath is one of Spyro's two main attacks, the other being charging. This is the only breath attack he has until Enter the Dragonfly onwards (with the exception of Frozen Altars in Spyro: Year of the Dragon, which allowed him to use Ice instead), when other breath types are introduced such as Ice, Electricity, and Bubble.
Spyro's fire breath can be used to defeat enemies and destroy containers, but it does not work on fireproof metal. This breath is also sometimes used to light objects on fire, such as the flame-powered machinery in Breezebuilders.
In the original and GBA Spyro trilogies, Spyro breathes five arrow-shaped bursts of fire at once. However, from Enter the Dragonfly and onwards, Spyro learned how to breath a constant stream of fire. Certain levels in Spyro: Season of Ice and Spyro Orange: The Cortex Conspiracy depict Spyro breathing fireballs.
Fire breath can usually be upgraded to Superflame, a more powerful version that can even destroy fireproof metal. In the original Spyro the Dragon, Superflame is granted by the kiss of a fairy, but in later games it is usually achieved by walking through Powerup Gates. In Spyro: Attack of the Rhynocs, after consuming a pepper in the Banana Sabanna, Spyro permanently gains the ability to use the Superflame by charging his normal fire breath.
In A Hero's Tail, special fire breath projectiles can be purchased from Moneybags' shops.
Trivia
- Breathing fire is one of the most widespread features of dragons in Western folklore.
- In the original PlayStation games, Spyro's fire blasts resemble fiery arrows. Later games use more realistic fire animations.
