Post by gantzgun74 on Nov 13, 2011 2:18:05 GMT -5
Full Name: Spyro the Dragon
Nickname(s): None known
Age: Unsure, though Spyro is physically around his teens.
Height: Around 4 foot 4
Weight: Unsure, though being that he isn't a full grown dragon yet, he isn't too heavy.
Gender: Male
Race: Dragon (Specifically, he's from a rare breed of purple dragon. So rare in fact are these majestic creatures that their considered magical avatars.)
Alliance: Protagonist
Home: The Dragon Worlds (As their shown in the Legend of Spyro Series.)
Franchise: The Legend of Spyro series (Specifically, this happens post-Dawn of the Dragon, the last game in the series.)
Physical Description
Spyro is a dragon (duh) that is quite short when compared to the adults of his kind, though that's because he is still quite young, maybe somewhere along his late teens. Spyro is a dragon with very notable purple scales, golden horns and spines, a golden underbelly that looks like an armor, and the typical dragon wings that are lined with golden linings and red leather like skin for the wings.
Weapons
Being a dragon armed with claws, a tail, and tough scales, Spyro really doesn't need weapons of any kind. He uses a fighting style that's specially taught to him by the Guardians of the Dragon Temple.
Abilities/Powers
Being a purple dragon, Spyro is capable of using any and all abilities that any of the dragons can use, meaning the elements of Fire, Ice, Electricity, and Earth. Each ability has it's differences in each other, offering a new fighting style with each one.
Fire - The traditional fire element allows Spyro's nostalgic flame breath attack, along with a few other abilities, such as the ability to turn into a flaming meteor (Called Comet Dash) for a charge attack.
Ice - This element allows Spyro to spit out a multitude of ice shards, and take out enemies with a spinning ice attack. These attacks may or may not instantly freeze enemies.
Earth - An element that allows Spyro a powerful defensive ability which creates a barrier of earth to protect him which can be used as a charge attack as well. Along with this, he can spit out powerful missile like stones, which can cause a great amount of damage to his enemies
Electricity - Like the Fire Element, this element gives him a powerful electric breath which can zap enemies. He can also use the element to form an electrical barrier which can zap anyone it touches, thus making it a good charging attack.
Time - Being a purple dragon, he has the power to temporarily slow down time for anything nearby except for himself... After the events of Eternal Night however, it's unsure if he still has this ability or not.
Skills
The ability to fly to put it simply. Though it makes sense given his wings. Aside from that, he's a normal purple dragon.
Personality
Spyro is young and compassionate for others and he is always willing to help them no matter what happens. Spyro doesn't ask for rewards and is just happy to be a big help to those in danger. He is adventurous, curious about his past and eager to shape his future. Spyro shows the recklessness of an adolescent at times, but is slowly growing into the role of a leader of a proud species. He is a little naive about the ways of the world, but is eager to learn and grow. He is also known to be very courageous.
History
Spyro is a dragon of prophecy; a rare purple dragon born once every ten generations. During Spyro's incubation, the Dragon Temple was attacked by the Dark Master's forces, who are intent on destroying all the dragon eggs to prevent Spyro's birth. Ignitus, the Guardian of Fire, escaped with the purple dragon's egg, and left it to drift down the Silver River into a Swamp, hoping for the best. The egg was discovered by a family of dragonflies, Nina and Flash. Upon hatching, Spyro was adopted into the family and raised as one of their own alongside Sparx, a young dragonfly who was born the same day.
Many years after Spyro's birth, on one fateful day when Spyro and Sparx were playing hide n' seek, a group of Apes attacked the duo and Sparx was captured in the process. Spyro disposes most of the group when Sparx gives the leader a sarcastic insult. The leader didn't take the insult very well and was about to kill Sparx. Spyro, furious, unconciously used his Fire breath on the leader, who promptly retreated, stating he had to report back to Cynder. Spyro dealt with the remaining Apes and freed Sparx from his 'lantern' cage. Upon returning to their home, he was told by his foster parents, Flash and Nina, that he was not a dragonfly, but a stranger from a distant, war-torn land. Spyro decided to leave the Swamp in search of his true home. Sparx, though reluctant at first, decided to follow along. Spyro was pursued by hostile forces, but eventually came into contact with a distraught Ignitus, who although pleased that Spyro is alive, feared that with the Dragon Temple under occupation by the Apes, led by a large black dragon named Cynder, their war was already lost.
Spyro convinced Ignitus to lead him to the Temple, and was able to drive Cynder's forces out, after which Ignitus told Spyro more about their war against the Dark Armies, offered Spyro some training in the art of fire, and then sent Spyro off to rescue three other Dragon Guardians from Cynder's forces. First, he flew to Dante's Freezer to find Volteer, the Electric Guardian Dragon. There, he faced the Ice King, and saved Volteer.
When Spyro and Volteer returned to the Temple, Volteer trained Spyro the art of electricity and explained to Ignitus that he lost some of his electric powers inside a crystal Cynder stored. Ignitus expected that Cynder may be planning to do something with the Guardians' powers, but he doesn't know what for, so Ignitus sent Spyro to Tall Plains, home of the Attlawa tribe, to find Cyril, the Ice Guardian Dragon. When Spyro was near the shrine where Cyril was held, he and Sparx witness Cynder fly off without noticing them and they continue their way to the shrine. Once there, the God of the Shrine, the Stone Sentinel, awakens and engages Spyro in battle, which the purple dragon emerges victorious.
After Spyro and Cyril went back to the Temple, he taught Spyro the secrets of ice and discussed with the other Guardians more about Cynder's possible plans. Ignitus hypothesized that Cynder was trying to gain all the Guardians' elemental powers to open a portal that must never be opened. Spyro questioned Ignitus of what is he talking about, but Ignitus told him that doesn't concern him now, but sent Spyro to Munitions Forge, where Terrador, the Earth Guardian Dragon, was held. Atop of the volcano, of Boyzitbig, where Terrador was imprisoned, Spyro engages in battle with the Conductor and his locomotion, Steam. After the Conductor's defeat, the explosion of Steam releases Terrador from his prison.
When Spyro was ready to leave with Terrador, Cynder attacked and chased Spyro throughout Munitions Forge as the volcano erupts around them. When Cynder was about to catch Spyro, Ignitus intervened to fight Cynder, but was captured. Spyro tried to help Ignitus, but Terrador stopped him and told him that he is not ready to take on Cynder. Spyro felt guilty and ashamed that he let Ignitus down and was frightened to see Cynder. Terrador told him that there's no shame for all warriors to have fear, and trained Spyro how to master the element of earth and his own fear.
After Spyro's training, Terrador explained to Spyro, Volteer, and Cyril about Cynder's lair, possibly where she took Ignitus. Spyro flew to Cynder's lair and found Ignitus, confined and his powers were draining inside a crystal. Cynder stopped Spyro from destroying the crystal and escaped with it. Spyro noticed that there was something familiar with Cynder, and Ignitus told him the truth. Cynder was actually born from the same brood of eggs as Spyro, and she was taken by the Dark Master's forces and was corrupted by his poisonous powers, becoming his tool of destruction. The Dark Master was using Cynder to gain the Guardians' powers so she can unlock the portal, which serves as his prison, as only a dragon born on the Year of the Dragon can open it. As the vortex to the world of Convexity opened, Ignitus feared that they are too late, but Spyro refused to give up and followed Cynder through the portal.
When Spyro caught up with Cynder, she had already put the final crystal inside the portal, allowing an escape for the Dark Master, and was ready to face Spyro in a showdown. Eventually, Spyro used all of his power in a final attack and defeated Cynder, which freed her from the Dark Master's influence and returned her to her true form, a young dragon the same size and age as Spyro. As Convexity began to collapse in on itself and the portal started to suck the three inside; Sparx insisted on making a quick exit, but Spyro declared he will not leave Cynder behind with the Dark Master; though barely, Spyro was able to grab Cynder and escaped safely.
Though victorious, the battle cost Spyro much of his own strength and powers, and both Spyro and Cynder knew that the Dark Master is still alive somewhere; the war was still not over.
In the events of Eternal Night, it was mentioned that it was weeks since the events of A New Beginning. Spyro is dreaming of the final battle against Cynder in Convexity, until he was woken up by Sparx. When Sparx noted he can finally sleep due to Cynder leaving, Spyro follows after her. Spyro followed Cynder through the jungle surrounding the Dragon Temple and finally catching up to her, he asked her to stay, stating no one blames her for what happen. Cynder left saying she doesn't want to cause pain and suffering to anyone, especially Spyro. When Spyro was about to chase Cynder, he collapsed and found himself in a dream void. A mysterious voice emitted in his dream and helped Spyro regain his fire element and showed him a vision of a great tree.
After Spyro woke up, an Ape army attacked the Temple. Once Spyro repelled the attack, Ignitus tried to locate Cynder, but found a vision of Spyro by the base of a great tree. Spyro claimed that he kept seeing haunting visions of a mountain draped in shadow and darkness, beneath the two moons. Terrador realized that was the Mountain of Malefor. Spyro also claimed that a voice, called the Chronicler, came to his dream and showed him that tree. The Guardians were shocked and Ignitus told Spyro that the Chronicler is an ancient dragon of immeasurable wisdom and was often interwoven with tales of doom. The Guardians became increasingly worried about the Celestial Moons coming into an eclipse. Ignitus sent Volteer and Cyril to the mainlands to learn what news they can, and sent Terrador to the Shattered Vale to warn everyone living there about the darkness spreading in the mountain, while Ignitus stays behind to search for Cynder.
Spyro had been assigned to go to the Ancient Grove to seek out the tree that he saw in his dream. While searching, he was summoned into a dream by the Chronicler again to regain his ice abilities and showed Spyro a vision of a terrible king-like Ape, leading an huge army of Apes going to the Mountain of Malefor, shouting, "...The Well of Souls!", another name of the mountain. After Spyro woke up, he eventually found the great tree, but it later turned out to be a monster called Arborick and Spyro defeated it. Afterwards, a group of Pirates, led by a captain named Skabb, appeared and wanted Arborick for "entertainment" in a fighting arena, but that changed when the Pirates wanted Spyro to "cooperate", so they knocked him unconscious. Spyro later awoke, finding himself in a cell on the ship of Fellmuth Arena.
Battle after battle, Spyro had defeated many challenges that the Pirates threw at him. Shortly after defeating his first opponent, the Blundertails, Spyro was summoned yet again by the Chronicler to regain his Earth powers and told him more about the Well of Souls and the Night of Eternal Darkness, before telling Spyro to find him in the Celestial Caves of the White Isle. After that, Spyro received a message from another prisoner called Hunter of Avalar, saying that he had become Spyro's ally. Later on, Spyro was forced to fight Cynder in a final match, but she told him about her plan for escape, but it was cut short when an Ape army attacked and captured Cynder. With Pirates on their ships in chaos, Spyro managed to defeat Skabb, and escaped.
After he escaped from the Pirates, the Chronicler summoned Spyro in his dream again to regain the power of electricity and showed him a vision of Cynder in chains. When he arrived at the White Isle, Spyro overcame tough challenges of his elemental skills and he eventually found the Chronicler, who told him about Gaul, an Ape King who led the raid at the Temple at the night of Spyro's birth and stole Cynder's egg. Spyro insisted the Chronicler on what will happen to Cynder and learned more about her past and where was she taken. The Chronicler told Spyro about Malefor, the Dark Master. According to him, Malefor was the first purple dragon to exist; his raw power allowed him to master practically every elemental power. When his growth failed to stop, he was exiled by the Dragon Elders, but after that, he built an army of Apes and taught them how to use the gems; the dragon's lifeforce. Malefor's sheer wage of his malice split the earth and created the Well of Souls; where the Apes have established, in effort to revive Malefor at the Night of Eternal Darkness. The Chronicler wanted Spyro to hide from the Apes until a later time, but Spyro insisted on going to Cynder's aid.
When he got to the mountain and confronted Gaul, the Ape King zapped Spyro with his staff, rendering him weak and drained him of his elemental powers, He then ordered Cynder to attack the weakened Spyro. When she attacked Gaul instead, he knocked her out and challenged Spyro himself. During the fight, the lunar alignment came, and the evil energy it generated was channeled through Spyro, transforming him into Dark Spyro. Possessed by Malefor's influence, Spyro used his immense power to turn the Ape King into stone before ultimately killing Gaul, and then leaped back into the beam of evil energy. Cynder awoke and knocked Spyro out of the beam, freeing him from the beam's power and Malefor's influence. When the alignment passed, the mountain began crumbling around Spyro, Sparx and Cynder. Spyro then used his Time Fury power to encase them in a golden time-crystal to protect them...
Spyro and Cynder were released from their three year-long sleep by a group of Grublins, and were chained together by a invisible string generated by two glowing snakes around their necks. In the Catacombs, they are attacked by a massive Golem and couldn't fight it while being tethered together until Hunter sends the monster off in a painful retreat after he shot it in the eye. They escape the Catacombs, ripping off the Golem's arm in the process. Hunters tells them that Malefor has returned and covered the land in shadow, having reclaimed the Dragon Temple and had been at war with the Realms ever since. After hearing this, Spyro began to blame himself for failing to come back to the others sooner and letting the inhabitants down when Malefor returned, but is reassured by Cynder that some things are beyond his control. Suddenly, they are taken captive by Hunter's tribe, with Chief Prowlus, the leader of the cheetahs, who doesn't trust dragons. After saving the village, Spyro and Cynder convince Prowlus that they aren't evil by saving a villager named Meadow.
Hunter leads them through the Forbidden Passage to the Dragon City of Warfang. The city is under attack by the Golem and an army of Grublins. They successfully repelled the attack, killing the Golem in the process. Afterwards, Spyro and Cynder reunite with the Guardians after three long years. Malefor gives the citizens of Warfang a message that night that says that he has awakened the Destroyer, a beast that renews the world by bringing about its destruction. Before this can happen, it has to complete a circle around the world called The Ring of Annihilation which will make the Belt of Fire spread out over the world and burning everything that it crosses over. Ignitus hatches a plan to stop it from underground. Once they reach the location where Destroyer will end its journey, Cynder thinks of a plan to destroy the Dam, flooding the valley and halting the Destroyer's progress. They manage to do so and enter the Destroyer's heart, destroying the dark crystal controlling it. Even though they did destroy the dark gem that is the Destroyer's heart, Malefor uses his dark magic to control the beast and it still manages to complete its Circle.
The rest of the inhabitants head for underground, while Ignitus escorts Cynder and Spyro through the Belt of Fire, but the Fire Guardian sacrifices himself to allow the two dragons to get pass. Spyro almost loses himself to the darkness he fell into three years ago and turns himself into Dark Spyro, but Cynder's words pull him out, and she expresses her condolence by telling him he is not alone and nuzzles him lovingly.
After a few final fights, they confront Malefor who tells Spyro that the destiny of the Purple Dragon is to destroy the world. He tells Cynder that she tricked Spyro and lured him to the Well of Souls to free Malefor. She denies this at first, but gradually becomes more unsure. Malefor taps into the darkness inside Cynder, turning her against Spyro. She tries to kill him but Spyro doesn't strike her back. When Cynder furiously demanded to Spyro why he won't fight back, he reveals that she has left him nothing to fight for. Hearing this, Cynder breaks free from Malefor's control, and tells him that there is always something. Enraged, Malefor attacks the two young dragons, but he is defeated and dragged away by five Dragon Spirits at the core of the world. As the world is being destroyed, Spyro then says to Cynder that she should leave him after Ignitus's spirit gives him hope, telling Cynder to flee while he stops the destruction. But Cynder, who doesn't want to leave Spyro, decides to stay with him. As Spyro unleashes a powerful fury wave, Cynder is heard whispering to him, "I love you" before Spyro's desperate endeavor reconstructs the world. As the survivors resurface, they gaze at the stars as they form a shape of a dragon.
The Chronicler, before giving Ignitus his job, searched through the book that records of the death of each dragon, and Spyro was not among them, as each time a dragon dies, a new page is written in the book. The last time you see of Spyro and Cynder, they were wheeling through the sky, alive with no chain, and finally living happily ever after.
Other
... At least for a few years. Living their lives happily for a while, Spyro and Cynder are suddenly pulled in through an odd portal to another dimension. Finding himself seperated from his mate Cynder, Spyro finds himself traveling around Dimensional Island in search of her, all the while keeping himself alive by fighting off the island's more violent inhabitants.
Picture(s)
Spyro as he appears in 'Legend of Spyro; Dawn of the Dragon'
Nickname(s): None known
Age: Unsure, though Spyro is physically around his teens.
Height: Around 4 foot 4
Weight: Unsure, though being that he isn't a full grown dragon yet, he isn't too heavy.
Gender: Male
Race: Dragon (Specifically, he's from a rare breed of purple dragon. So rare in fact are these majestic creatures that their considered magical avatars.)
Alliance: Protagonist
Home: The Dragon Worlds (As their shown in the Legend of Spyro Series.)
Franchise: The Legend of Spyro series (Specifically, this happens post-Dawn of the Dragon, the last game in the series.)
Physical Description
Spyro is a dragon (duh) that is quite short when compared to the adults of his kind, though that's because he is still quite young, maybe somewhere along his late teens. Spyro is a dragon with very notable purple scales, golden horns and spines, a golden underbelly that looks like an armor, and the typical dragon wings that are lined with golden linings and red leather like skin for the wings.
Weapons
Being a dragon armed with claws, a tail, and tough scales, Spyro really doesn't need weapons of any kind. He uses a fighting style that's specially taught to him by the Guardians of the Dragon Temple.
Abilities/Powers
Being a purple dragon, Spyro is capable of using any and all abilities that any of the dragons can use, meaning the elements of Fire, Ice, Electricity, and Earth. Each ability has it's differences in each other, offering a new fighting style with each one.
Fire - The traditional fire element allows Spyro's nostalgic flame breath attack, along with a few other abilities, such as the ability to turn into a flaming meteor (Called Comet Dash) for a charge attack.
Ice - This element allows Spyro to spit out a multitude of ice shards, and take out enemies with a spinning ice attack. These attacks may or may not instantly freeze enemies.
Earth - An element that allows Spyro a powerful defensive ability which creates a barrier of earth to protect him which can be used as a charge attack as well. Along with this, he can spit out powerful missile like stones, which can cause a great amount of damage to his enemies
Electricity - Like the Fire Element, this element gives him a powerful electric breath which can zap enemies. He can also use the element to form an electrical barrier which can zap anyone it touches, thus making it a good charging attack.
Time - Being a purple dragon, he has the power to temporarily slow down time for anything nearby except for himself... After the events of Eternal Night however, it's unsure if he still has this ability or not.
Skills
The ability to fly to put it simply. Though it makes sense given his wings. Aside from that, he's a normal purple dragon.
Personality
Spyro is young and compassionate for others and he is always willing to help them no matter what happens. Spyro doesn't ask for rewards and is just happy to be a big help to those in danger. He is adventurous, curious about his past and eager to shape his future. Spyro shows the recklessness of an adolescent at times, but is slowly growing into the role of a leader of a proud species. He is a little naive about the ways of the world, but is eager to learn and grow. He is also known to be very courageous.
History
Spyro is a dragon of prophecy; a rare purple dragon born once every ten generations. During Spyro's incubation, the Dragon Temple was attacked by the Dark Master's forces, who are intent on destroying all the dragon eggs to prevent Spyro's birth. Ignitus, the Guardian of Fire, escaped with the purple dragon's egg, and left it to drift down the Silver River into a Swamp, hoping for the best. The egg was discovered by a family of dragonflies, Nina and Flash. Upon hatching, Spyro was adopted into the family and raised as one of their own alongside Sparx, a young dragonfly who was born the same day.
Many years after Spyro's birth, on one fateful day when Spyro and Sparx were playing hide n' seek, a group of Apes attacked the duo and Sparx was captured in the process. Spyro disposes most of the group when Sparx gives the leader a sarcastic insult. The leader didn't take the insult very well and was about to kill Sparx. Spyro, furious, unconciously used his Fire breath on the leader, who promptly retreated, stating he had to report back to Cynder. Spyro dealt with the remaining Apes and freed Sparx from his 'lantern' cage. Upon returning to their home, he was told by his foster parents, Flash and Nina, that he was not a dragonfly, but a stranger from a distant, war-torn land. Spyro decided to leave the Swamp in search of his true home. Sparx, though reluctant at first, decided to follow along. Spyro was pursued by hostile forces, but eventually came into contact with a distraught Ignitus, who although pleased that Spyro is alive, feared that with the Dragon Temple under occupation by the Apes, led by a large black dragon named Cynder, their war was already lost.
Spyro convinced Ignitus to lead him to the Temple, and was able to drive Cynder's forces out, after which Ignitus told Spyro more about their war against the Dark Armies, offered Spyro some training in the art of fire, and then sent Spyro off to rescue three other Dragon Guardians from Cynder's forces. First, he flew to Dante's Freezer to find Volteer, the Electric Guardian Dragon. There, he faced the Ice King, and saved Volteer.
When Spyro and Volteer returned to the Temple, Volteer trained Spyro the art of electricity and explained to Ignitus that he lost some of his electric powers inside a crystal Cynder stored. Ignitus expected that Cynder may be planning to do something with the Guardians' powers, but he doesn't know what for, so Ignitus sent Spyro to Tall Plains, home of the Attlawa tribe, to find Cyril, the Ice Guardian Dragon. When Spyro was near the shrine where Cyril was held, he and Sparx witness Cynder fly off without noticing them and they continue their way to the shrine. Once there, the God of the Shrine, the Stone Sentinel, awakens and engages Spyro in battle, which the purple dragon emerges victorious.
After Spyro and Cyril went back to the Temple, he taught Spyro the secrets of ice and discussed with the other Guardians more about Cynder's possible plans. Ignitus hypothesized that Cynder was trying to gain all the Guardians' elemental powers to open a portal that must never be opened. Spyro questioned Ignitus of what is he talking about, but Ignitus told him that doesn't concern him now, but sent Spyro to Munitions Forge, where Terrador, the Earth Guardian Dragon, was held. Atop of the volcano, of Boyzitbig, where Terrador was imprisoned, Spyro engages in battle with the Conductor and his locomotion, Steam. After the Conductor's defeat, the explosion of Steam releases Terrador from his prison.
When Spyro was ready to leave with Terrador, Cynder attacked and chased Spyro throughout Munitions Forge as the volcano erupts around them. When Cynder was about to catch Spyro, Ignitus intervened to fight Cynder, but was captured. Spyro tried to help Ignitus, but Terrador stopped him and told him that he is not ready to take on Cynder. Spyro felt guilty and ashamed that he let Ignitus down and was frightened to see Cynder. Terrador told him that there's no shame for all warriors to have fear, and trained Spyro how to master the element of earth and his own fear.
After Spyro's training, Terrador explained to Spyro, Volteer, and Cyril about Cynder's lair, possibly where she took Ignitus. Spyro flew to Cynder's lair and found Ignitus, confined and his powers were draining inside a crystal. Cynder stopped Spyro from destroying the crystal and escaped with it. Spyro noticed that there was something familiar with Cynder, and Ignitus told him the truth. Cynder was actually born from the same brood of eggs as Spyro, and she was taken by the Dark Master's forces and was corrupted by his poisonous powers, becoming his tool of destruction. The Dark Master was using Cynder to gain the Guardians' powers so she can unlock the portal, which serves as his prison, as only a dragon born on the Year of the Dragon can open it. As the vortex to the world of Convexity opened, Ignitus feared that they are too late, but Spyro refused to give up and followed Cynder through the portal.
When Spyro caught up with Cynder, she had already put the final crystal inside the portal, allowing an escape for the Dark Master, and was ready to face Spyro in a showdown. Eventually, Spyro used all of his power in a final attack and defeated Cynder, which freed her from the Dark Master's influence and returned her to her true form, a young dragon the same size and age as Spyro. As Convexity began to collapse in on itself and the portal started to suck the three inside; Sparx insisted on making a quick exit, but Spyro declared he will not leave Cynder behind with the Dark Master; though barely, Spyro was able to grab Cynder and escaped safely.
Though victorious, the battle cost Spyro much of his own strength and powers, and both Spyro and Cynder knew that the Dark Master is still alive somewhere; the war was still not over.
In the events of Eternal Night, it was mentioned that it was weeks since the events of A New Beginning. Spyro is dreaming of the final battle against Cynder in Convexity, until he was woken up by Sparx. When Sparx noted he can finally sleep due to Cynder leaving, Spyro follows after her. Spyro followed Cynder through the jungle surrounding the Dragon Temple and finally catching up to her, he asked her to stay, stating no one blames her for what happen. Cynder left saying she doesn't want to cause pain and suffering to anyone, especially Spyro. When Spyro was about to chase Cynder, he collapsed and found himself in a dream void. A mysterious voice emitted in his dream and helped Spyro regain his fire element and showed him a vision of a great tree.
After Spyro woke up, an Ape army attacked the Temple. Once Spyro repelled the attack, Ignitus tried to locate Cynder, but found a vision of Spyro by the base of a great tree. Spyro claimed that he kept seeing haunting visions of a mountain draped in shadow and darkness, beneath the two moons. Terrador realized that was the Mountain of Malefor. Spyro also claimed that a voice, called the Chronicler, came to his dream and showed him that tree. The Guardians were shocked and Ignitus told Spyro that the Chronicler is an ancient dragon of immeasurable wisdom and was often interwoven with tales of doom. The Guardians became increasingly worried about the Celestial Moons coming into an eclipse. Ignitus sent Volteer and Cyril to the mainlands to learn what news they can, and sent Terrador to the Shattered Vale to warn everyone living there about the darkness spreading in the mountain, while Ignitus stays behind to search for Cynder.
Spyro had been assigned to go to the Ancient Grove to seek out the tree that he saw in his dream. While searching, he was summoned into a dream by the Chronicler again to regain his ice abilities and showed Spyro a vision of a terrible king-like Ape, leading an huge army of Apes going to the Mountain of Malefor, shouting, "...The Well of Souls!", another name of the mountain. After Spyro woke up, he eventually found the great tree, but it later turned out to be a monster called Arborick and Spyro defeated it. Afterwards, a group of Pirates, led by a captain named Skabb, appeared and wanted Arborick for "entertainment" in a fighting arena, but that changed when the Pirates wanted Spyro to "cooperate", so they knocked him unconscious. Spyro later awoke, finding himself in a cell on the ship of Fellmuth Arena.
Battle after battle, Spyro had defeated many challenges that the Pirates threw at him. Shortly after defeating his first opponent, the Blundertails, Spyro was summoned yet again by the Chronicler to regain his Earth powers and told him more about the Well of Souls and the Night of Eternal Darkness, before telling Spyro to find him in the Celestial Caves of the White Isle. After that, Spyro received a message from another prisoner called Hunter of Avalar, saying that he had become Spyro's ally. Later on, Spyro was forced to fight Cynder in a final match, but she told him about her plan for escape, but it was cut short when an Ape army attacked and captured Cynder. With Pirates on their ships in chaos, Spyro managed to defeat Skabb, and escaped.
After he escaped from the Pirates, the Chronicler summoned Spyro in his dream again to regain the power of electricity and showed him a vision of Cynder in chains. When he arrived at the White Isle, Spyro overcame tough challenges of his elemental skills and he eventually found the Chronicler, who told him about Gaul, an Ape King who led the raid at the Temple at the night of Spyro's birth and stole Cynder's egg. Spyro insisted the Chronicler on what will happen to Cynder and learned more about her past and where was she taken. The Chronicler told Spyro about Malefor, the Dark Master. According to him, Malefor was the first purple dragon to exist; his raw power allowed him to master practically every elemental power. When his growth failed to stop, he was exiled by the Dragon Elders, but after that, he built an army of Apes and taught them how to use the gems; the dragon's lifeforce. Malefor's sheer wage of his malice split the earth and created the Well of Souls; where the Apes have established, in effort to revive Malefor at the Night of Eternal Darkness. The Chronicler wanted Spyro to hide from the Apes until a later time, but Spyro insisted on going to Cynder's aid.
When he got to the mountain and confronted Gaul, the Ape King zapped Spyro with his staff, rendering him weak and drained him of his elemental powers, He then ordered Cynder to attack the weakened Spyro. When she attacked Gaul instead, he knocked her out and challenged Spyro himself. During the fight, the lunar alignment came, and the evil energy it generated was channeled through Spyro, transforming him into Dark Spyro. Possessed by Malefor's influence, Spyro used his immense power to turn the Ape King into stone before ultimately killing Gaul, and then leaped back into the beam of evil energy. Cynder awoke and knocked Spyro out of the beam, freeing him from the beam's power and Malefor's influence. When the alignment passed, the mountain began crumbling around Spyro, Sparx and Cynder. Spyro then used his Time Fury power to encase them in a golden time-crystal to protect them...
Spyro and Cynder were released from their three year-long sleep by a group of Grublins, and were chained together by a invisible string generated by two glowing snakes around their necks. In the Catacombs, they are attacked by a massive Golem and couldn't fight it while being tethered together until Hunter sends the monster off in a painful retreat after he shot it in the eye. They escape the Catacombs, ripping off the Golem's arm in the process. Hunters tells them that Malefor has returned and covered the land in shadow, having reclaimed the Dragon Temple and had been at war with the Realms ever since. After hearing this, Spyro began to blame himself for failing to come back to the others sooner and letting the inhabitants down when Malefor returned, but is reassured by Cynder that some things are beyond his control. Suddenly, they are taken captive by Hunter's tribe, with Chief Prowlus, the leader of the cheetahs, who doesn't trust dragons. After saving the village, Spyro and Cynder convince Prowlus that they aren't evil by saving a villager named Meadow.
Hunter leads them through the Forbidden Passage to the Dragon City of Warfang. The city is under attack by the Golem and an army of Grublins. They successfully repelled the attack, killing the Golem in the process. Afterwards, Spyro and Cynder reunite with the Guardians after three long years. Malefor gives the citizens of Warfang a message that night that says that he has awakened the Destroyer, a beast that renews the world by bringing about its destruction. Before this can happen, it has to complete a circle around the world called The Ring of Annihilation which will make the Belt of Fire spread out over the world and burning everything that it crosses over. Ignitus hatches a plan to stop it from underground. Once they reach the location where Destroyer will end its journey, Cynder thinks of a plan to destroy the Dam, flooding the valley and halting the Destroyer's progress. They manage to do so and enter the Destroyer's heart, destroying the dark crystal controlling it. Even though they did destroy the dark gem that is the Destroyer's heart, Malefor uses his dark magic to control the beast and it still manages to complete its Circle.
The rest of the inhabitants head for underground, while Ignitus escorts Cynder and Spyro through the Belt of Fire, but the Fire Guardian sacrifices himself to allow the two dragons to get pass. Spyro almost loses himself to the darkness he fell into three years ago and turns himself into Dark Spyro, but Cynder's words pull him out, and she expresses her condolence by telling him he is not alone and nuzzles him lovingly.
After a few final fights, they confront Malefor who tells Spyro that the destiny of the Purple Dragon is to destroy the world. He tells Cynder that she tricked Spyro and lured him to the Well of Souls to free Malefor. She denies this at first, but gradually becomes more unsure. Malefor taps into the darkness inside Cynder, turning her against Spyro. She tries to kill him but Spyro doesn't strike her back. When Cynder furiously demanded to Spyro why he won't fight back, he reveals that she has left him nothing to fight for. Hearing this, Cynder breaks free from Malefor's control, and tells him that there is always something. Enraged, Malefor attacks the two young dragons, but he is defeated and dragged away by five Dragon Spirits at the core of the world. As the world is being destroyed, Spyro then says to Cynder that she should leave him after Ignitus's spirit gives him hope, telling Cynder to flee while he stops the destruction. But Cynder, who doesn't want to leave Spyro, decides to stay with him. As Spyro unleashes a powerful fury wave, Cynder is heard whispering to him, "I love you" before Spyro's desperate endeavor reconstructs the world. As the survivors resurface, they gaze at the stars as they form a shape of a dragon.
The Chronicler, before giving Ignitus his job, searched through the book that records of the death of each dragon, and Spyro was not among them, as each time a dragon dies, a new page is written in the book. The last time you see of Spyro and Cynder, they were wheeling through the sky, alive with no chain, and finally living happily ever after.
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... At least for a few years. Living their lives happily for a while, Spyro and Cynder are suddenly pulled in through an odd portal to another dimension. Finding himself seperated from his mate Cynder, Spyro finds himself traveling around Dimensional Island in search of her, all the while keeping himself alive by fighting off the island's more violent inhabitants.
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Spyro as he appears in 'Legend of Spyro; Dawn of the Dragon'
