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Breeze Harbor
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| Breeze Harbor | |
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| Game(s): | Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage! Spyro Reignited Trilogy |
| Home World: | Autumn Plains |
| Inhabitant(s): | Breezebuilders |
| Enemies: | Firegrub Land Blubbers, Bucket Land Blubbers, Spiked Mines |
| Gems: | 400 |
| Orbs: | 2 |
| Fodder: | Clams |
Breeze Harbor is a realm found in Autumn Plains. It is the home world of the Breezebuilders, a race of birds who are at war with the Land Blubbers slugs from Zephyr (possibly based on the relationship between real life birds and bugs).
Objectives
   Glass Anchor | |||
|---|---|---|---|
 400/400
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Orb Challenges 
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Description |
|---|---|
| Mine Blast (Difficulty: ★★★★☆) |
The Land Blubbers have put floating landmines all over the harbor. Use the various cannons around the harbor to shoot them down. Destroy them all and a Breeze Builder named Gobble will give you an Orb that he found in a clam. |
| Gear Grab (Difficulty: ★★★★★) |
The Land Blubbers have hidden Fisher's gears all over a track. Use the trolley to get back all 50 gears without crashing. Use the trolley's cannon to shoot the direction signs that keep you away from dead-ends. Get them all and Fisher will give you an Orb. |
Achievements & Trophies (Reignited Trilogy)
- Trouble No More: Clean run in the trolley
- PS4: Gold Trophy
- XBOX One: 40G
Enemies
| Name | Description | Can be flamed? | Can be charged? |
|---|---|---|---|
 Firegrub Land Blubber |
Enemy Land Blubbers that wear fireman hats and a fire hose to douse Spyro with water. | Yes | No |
 Bucket Land Blubber |
Land Blubbers that hide in metal buckets. They douse any nearby fires under boilers, which prevent Spyro from progressing. | No | Yes |
 Spiked Mine |
Sentient mines that part of a sidequest. They can only be destroyed by cannons. | No | No |
Cutscenes
Opening
A Breezebuilder is shown holding a stick with a flame on it. He lights up the boiler under a machine he is standing next to. Unknowingly, a Bucket Land Blubber looks at the fire. The Breezebuilder then blows out the fire on his stick, having no more use for it. The Land Blubber then spits water at the fire under the boiler, shutting the machine down, which surprises the Breezebuilder. The Land Blubber laughs at him, before hiding in his bucket. The Breezebuilder, upset and annoyed, picks up the bucket. The Land Blubber pokes its head out, and then spits water at the Breezebuilder, making him drop the Land Blubber, who hops away in his bucket.
Three Firegrub Land Blubbers are seen standing on a platform. One of them looks shocked, and is suddenly knocked off the platform with a Bucket Land Blubber. A cannon is shown with two Breezebuilders, putting another Land Blubber at the end of it. One of them gets on the cannon, and points it at the two Firegrub Land Blubbers. The two Land Blubbers point back to one another, not wanting to get hit. The Breezebuilder fires the cannon with the Bucket Land Blubber in it, and one of the Firegrub Land Blubbers is knocked off the platform, again.
Videos
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | フロートポート | Float Port |
Gallery
- For this subject's image gallery, see Breeze Harbor/Gallery.
Trivia
- This level's spelling is Breeze Harbour in the PAL version of the game.
- Breeze Harbor is paired with Zephyr. An early name for the realm, found in the code for the demo, was "Zephyr Harbor," and Zephyr was to be called "Zephyr Meadows."
- According to Elora's scrapped dialogue for Breeze Harbor, the Breeze Builders use steam power to drive their boats, and the invading Land Blubbers have been putting out the fires needed to power the boats.[1]
- The soundtrack used for this stage is similar to the one used in Beast Makers.
- The line, "Trouble with the trolley, eh?", spoken after the player fails the Gear Grab task, has become somewhat of a gag among the fanbase and a part of internet culture.
References
- ↑ a b Elora’s Cut Level Intros in Spyro 2: Ripto’s Rage! (Prototype from August 11th, 1999). (Date Posted - Apr. 17, 2021). Youtube
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