Super Bonus Round

Super Bonus Round
OriginalReignited
Game(s):	Spyro: Year of the Dragon Spyro Reignited Trilogy
Home World:	Midnight Mountain
Entry requirement:	15,000 gems and 149 Dragon Eggs
Enemies:	Gem Thieves, Giant Crabs
Gems:	5000
Dragon Eggs:	1
Fodder:	Turtles

The Super Bonus Round is the final realm in Spyro: Year of the Dragon and in the Reignited Trilogy remaster of the third game. It can be accessed in the Midnight Mountain home world after collecting all 15,000 gems and all 149 Dragon Eggs from the other realms.

Objectives

File:SYOTD Super Bonus Round logo.png
5000/5000

Dragon Egg	Description
Woo, a Secret Egg (Yin Yang)	Defeat the Sorceress again.

Enemies

Name	Description	Can be flamed?	Can be charged?
Blue Thief	Blue thieves who have stolen the treasure in the realm.	Yes	Yes
File:GiantCrab Original.jpg Giant Crab	Oversized crabs that can be found in the snowboard portion of the Super Bonus Round. They can be used to recharge Spyro's surfboard booster.	Yes	Yes

Gallery

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Trivia

General

• This level contains the highest number of gems in the original trilogy, at 5,000. The second-largest amount of gems to be recovered is Gnasty's Loot from Spyro the Dragon, with 2,000.
• In all versions of the game except for the Greatest Hits version, Lost Fleet uses this realm's theme music. In the Greatest Hits version and in the Reignited Trilogy, Lost Fleet has its own theme, using a slightly remixed version of the one used in Sheila's Alp.
• The Sorceress' castle arena in this realm is one of three boss battles to contain a portal that leads back to the main realm. The others are Bluto in Seashell Shore and the Twin Fire Dragons in Fireworks Factory.
  • One of the buildings outside of the arena in the original game seems to have a "portal". Reaching it via hacking reveals that it is nothing but a solid wall, however.
• This is one of the only realms in the series to contain a combo Superfly / Superflame power-up, the others being Fireworks Factory and Metropolis from Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!.
• Hunter will appear in this realm's sublevels, even if he's still trapped in the cage in Evening Lake. This is due to the fact that it's impossible to enter this level under normal means prior to freeing Hunter, so no scenario where he's still trapped is present in the game.
• If the Lost Gem Glitch should happen, and/or if one cannot obtain the egg in Honey Speedway, then this realm can only be accessed with a cheat.

Original Game

• This is one of the only levels in the original series to not use the level's skybox in the loading screen when the player enters its portal. The level's skybox features snowy mountains with purple ooze and a darker sky while the loading screen uses Sunrise Spring's skybox. Another example of this is Harbor Speedway.
• In prototypes of Year of the Dragon, the Super Bonus Worlds entry in the Altas is written as "Super Bogus Worlds", in what is assumed to be classic Insomniac Games humor rather than a typo.
• The original location of the Super Bonus Round portal was going to be next to the unreachable island in Midnight Mountain, and Spyro would have been able to reach it via a whirlwind that activates after beating the Sorceress. However, late in development the portal was moved and the whirlwind was removed, leaving behind the inaccessible island with its unobtainable extra lives. Contrary to popular belief, though, the whirlwind does not exist as an unused asset in the final game - it was entirely removed. Mods have been able to replicate what this may have looked like, though.
  • This whirlwind was re-implemented in the Reignited Trilogy, but the portal is still in the same place as it was in the original version.

Reignited Trilogy

• This is the only realm in the game to not have an achievement/trophy reward associated with it.
• Below the starting area has an exit portal that cannot be used to leave the level because it was placed under the point where Spyro starts.