Dragon Realms (The Legend of Spyro)

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This article is about the world in The Legend of Spyro series. For the world from the original Spyro series, see Dragon Realms.

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Dragon Realms
Appeared in:	The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon
Inhabitant(s):	Dragons, Moles, Atlawas, , Dragonflies, Manweersmalls, Cheetahs, Apes, Skavengers
Enemies:	Aggressive Wildlife, Skavengers, Apes, Grublins, Golem of the Deep, The Destroyer

The Dragon Realms is the main universe of The Legend of Spyro series. Only the majority of the land is explored throughout the trilogy, and only a few areas are mentioned.

Geography

In The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning and its sequel, the story's setting starts within a swamp that surrounds the Dragon Temple. The temple itself overlooks several islands in the distant ocean that includes Dante's Freezer, Tall Plains, Munitions Forge and Concurrent Skies. There is also mention of a mainland in The Eternal Night. In a map illustrated early in A New Beginning, there are other continents around the one that holds the Dragon Temple and the Swamp.

In The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon, the focus is set on another region of the realms. This continent was originally a wide forest area that surrounded the Catacombs, Twilight Falls, the Valley of Avalar and the Dragon City. A dam near the exit to the city controls the ocean water that flows into the valley.

History

When the first purple dragon Malefor turned to evil, the world spiraled into chaos. His influence shrouded the world in darkness as his armies threatened the land in his attempts to rule it. For over a thousand years, the Dragons fought for the realms against Malefor's army of Apes, until the Dragon race lost the war, resulting in their numbers dwindling and the lands becoming overtaken by the Dark Armies.

It was only until the intervention of the current purple dragon Spyro did the war finally turn the tide and the forces of darkness were driven back. However, Malefor resurrected the Destroyer to destroy the world in order to create a new one, and the massive golem succeeded in initating the world's destruction. After Malefor was sealed away in The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon, Spyro undid Malefor's rule using his power and reconstructed the world, bringing about a new age of peace to the Realms. In the series' ending, the world is now composed of floating islands.

Areas

The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning

The Dragon Realms, including the four islands that appeared in the first chapter, were taken over by Cynder and put under her rule.

• Swamp
• Dante's Freezer
• Tall Plains
• Munitions Forge
• Concurrent Skies
• Convexity

The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night

More of the Dragon Realms are explored (one of them mentioned) facing the threat from the Night of Eternal Darkness and the resurrection of Malefor. There is also mention of a mainland.

• Shattered Vale
• Ancient Grove
• White Isle
• Mountain of Malefor

The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon

Malefor has risen once more, and after his return, the Dragon Realms had been plunged into shadow. The land is at war with Malefor and his dark army, while in the process, a new region is explored in this third chapter.

• The Catacombs
• Twilight Falls
• Valley of Avalar
• Warfang
• Ruins of Warfang
• The Dam
• Burned Lands
• Floating Islands
• Malefor's Lair

Gallery

Artwork

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  Concept art of the region map for Dawn of the Dragon
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  Artwork of the region map for Dawn of the Dragon takes place in

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Trivia

• The Valley of Avalar was the only area from the original Spyro games to be reintroduced in The Legend of Spyro trilogy.
• The shattered world at the end of Dawn of the Dragon bears a striking resemblance to Skylands, the main setting of the Skylanders franchise.
  • This confuses fans who aren't familiar with the Skylanders franchises, as they believe that the reconstructed world of the Dragon Realms is Skylands. This is completely false as Skylanders and The Legend of Spyro series are two completely different franchises, and the longetivity of the two worlds vary very differently. As of Skylanders: Imaginators, it is brought up that Skylands was created by the Ancients with the use of Mind Magic and not a previous cataclysm.