Tall Plains

Tall Plains
Appeared in:	The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning
Enemies:	Ape Soldiers, Ape Leaders, Ape Commanders, Dreadwings, Rubble Brutes, Armadillos, Assault Turrets
Boss:	Stone Sentinel

“Tall Plains was once home to a proud ancient tribe called the Atlawa. [...] The Atlawa were a people in tune with the rhythms of the seasons, focused on their relationship with crops, their surroundings, their gods.”

– Ignitus, The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning

Tall Plains is a large rainforest located far away from the Dragon Temple in The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning. It is a lush, green jungle situated on a series of massive cliffs. Their inhabitants are the Atlawas, bipedal, llama-like creatures that live in a tribe, worship gods and tend to their large crops. They're led by their chief Kane.

Story

Cyril was imprisoned on Tall Plains by Cynder, with her dark forces of Apes roaming through the jungle, having captured the entire Atlawa tribe, overthrowing Kane, their proud chief, who was saved by Spyro.

Spyro saved Kane yet again from four Rubble Brutes by using a blast of ice to freeze solid the river that carrying an unconscious Kane, saving him from falling off the edge of the Plains. This was when Spyro first learned about and used his ice breath. Spyro then confronted the Stone Sentinel, a god who was worshiped by the Atlawas and became enraged when Cynder's forces arrived, but it proved to be weak and slow, yet large and made of stone. After rescuing Cyril from the Stone Sentinel, both Spyro and the Ice Guardian return to the Dragon Temple where the Cyril taught Spyro how to breathe Ice.

Gallery

For this subject's image gallery, see Tall Plains/Gallery.

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Trivia

• During Spyro's first time flying, in the areas you past, most of the tall islands resemble the ones from Tall Plains.
  • Another thing that insinuates it's Tall Plains is that the super fire cannons in the areas are being controlled by the red Tall Plains Apes.
• Tall Plains bears resemblance to archaic Meso-America with its architecture and indigenous llama-like species.
• According to Cyril, they are "primitive and barbaric", though that could just be him being arrogant about them.