Mystic Marsh

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Guide

Mystic Marsh is a tropical world set all in an African, Southern Asian, and Australian-style setting. It is evident that Australian wildlife had influenced the design of the creatures in this world as some are similar to platypus, while others are similar to kangaroos as well as a possum-like mammal. Elephants and rhino-type creatures also make appearances.

Orb Challenges

Fix the fountain

• The main challenge of this realm, the water-wizards have lost control as a result of their fountain being shut off. By defeating enough enemies, you can activate the spring power gate and jump to the wizard in charge of powering the fountain. Turns out the wizard named Sno

Cutscenes

Opening Scene

The scene opens with three Water Wizards soothing three Snailephants due to the power of the fountain. The fountain suddenly turns off mysteriously. The Water Wizards gasp, and sink to the ground, sadly. The Snail Elephants raise out of their shells and look at the three wizards menacingly. The wizards shake their heads in disbelief upon this sudden turn of events before the Snail Elephants instantly charge at them, who scream, and trample upon them.

In the Reignited Trilogy, there is only one Water Wizard instead of three. And at the end, instead of the Snail elephants trampling the Wizard, they instead chase after him as he runs away.

Closing Scene

Snoozle, the Water Wizard in charge of controlling the fountain, is seen controlling it for a few seconds. However, he soon starts to nod off, and falls asleep. He is soon abruptly awaken by another wizard who bangs on a gong behind him. He hits Snoozle on the head with the gong stick, to wake him up and warn him not to go back to sleep. Snoozle shakes his head, and continues controlling the fountain, before he starts drifting back to sleep.

Intro and Closing Video

File:Spyro Ripto's Rage Mystic Marsh Intro and Extro

Characters

Allies

• Water Wizards
  • Hydrar
  • Snoozle
  • At least two other Water Wizards
• Professor
• Basil the Explorer
• Elora (mentioned)

Glitch

• There is a glitch that allows you to swim in the air. To cause the glitch, you must do following: accept both orb challenges. Take the egg from the Professor, then start catching all the thieves, remembering that the one that swims through the water tunnel must be the last one caught. If you will catch this thief while swimming through the tunnel and have all other plugs already, then you'll be teleported to the Basil, still swimming. This glitch allows you to "swim" literally everywhere, even outside the borders of the marsh.

Videos

Mystic Marsh (Part 1) - Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!	Mystic Marsh (Part 2) - Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!
File:Spyro 2 Ripto's Rage! - 100% - Mystic Marsh - Part 1	File:Spyro 2 Ripto's Rage! - 100% - Mystic Marsh - Part 2

Gallery

Main article: Mystic Marsh/Gallery

Trivia

• Mystic Marsh is paired with Cloud Temples. An early name for the realm, found in the code for the demo, was "Mystic Savannah", and Cloud Temples was to be called '"Mystic City".
• If you look at the coins in the fountain, you'll notice a face in them. It is the face of Dan Johnson, an Insomniac employee famous for his in-game cameos. The coins would begin the Easter egg that would continue on in the Ratchet & Clank series.
  • In Reignited Trilogy, Dan Johnson’s face was replaced with the moon from the 2001-2016 version of the Insomniac Games logo. This was likely a nod to Insomniac being the developers of the original trilogy.
• The unswimable purple sea is the only boundary sea in the series to have a waterfall to match the upper levels. In the Spyro Reignited Trilogy, that area was made into a wide river with a wide waterfall.
• Mystic Marsh is one of only three known realms whose trouble was not (presumably) caused by Ripto, with the other two being Breeze Harbor and Zephyr. The main reason behind the trouble with the fountain and the rampaging animals was because Snoozle fell asleep on the job.
• The music in Mystic Marsh sounds like a remix of Misty Bog in Spyro the Dragon.
• Mystic Marsh is the only level in the game to contain three powerup gates. The majority of levels in the game have one, while a handful have two.
• The fountain in the original game was made of stone with a purple centerpiece, where the water poured from the top. In the Spyro Reignited Trilogy, it is now made mostly of wood with a glowing yellow orb as the centerpiece, but the water spurts out around the orb instead of from the top.