Chief Prowlus

Template:Characterbox Template:Q Prowlus, also known as Chief Prowlus, is the clan chief of the Cheetah Village in the Valley of Avalar, appearing in The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon.

Personality

Prowlus is very distrustful of dragons, or anything outside the valley for that matter, and blames the dragons for the misfortunes that happened upon his clan thanks to Malefor, and Cynder when she was under the control of the latter. He is strict, strong and very leery. Prowlus also seems to have an intense rivalry with Hunter. He wields a short, dual edged sword.

Story

After Hunter takes Spyro and Cynder to safety in Twilight Falls, he, Spyro, Cynder, and Sparx were captured by the cheetahs and taken to the Cheetah Village. There, Hunter is scolded by Prowlus, who blames the dragons for causing his clan's misfortunes and accuses Hunter for bringing the dangers of the world with him, but Hunter defends his actions reminding Prowlus that Spyro is the last hope of saving the world from Malefor, and that the dangers were already around them. When the village comes under attack by Grublins, Prowlus reluctantly releases the dragons but refuses to allow Hunter to go when the grublins are fended off. After Spyro and Cynder recovers a missing member of the village, Meadow, Prowlus apologizes to Hunter for his actions. He then offers Hunter the use of the forbidden tunnel to reach Warfang, and in return, Hunter offers an invitation to Prowlus that he is welcome to join them at any time.

During the siege of Warfang, Prowlus leads his tribe against Malefor's army. It is unknown whether he survived and if he and Hunter ever resolved their differences.

Trivia

• If Dawn of the Dragon was translated in Japan, then Chief Prowlus would be known as チーフ・プロウルス Chīfu Purourusu in Japanese.

• Both Prowlus, and Kasi, from Spyro: Shadow Legacy, are cheetahs who share similarities in blaming Spyro, who is a purple dragon, for causing troubles to their tribe. Kasi, being the temporary leader of the cheetahs at the time in the Savannah, threw Spyro in jail for supposedly bringing the Shadow Realm to their home, and puts Hunter behind bars as well for defending his purple pal. This plot is very identical to the part when Prowlus puts Spyro in chains for bringing misfortunes to his clan, and tied up Hunter of Avalar for siding with the dragons.