The Mysterious Skylanders Dark Spyro

Skylanders Dark Spyro is a rare magic dragon who can harness the power of the Elements of Skylands, though he prefers to master fire. But his innate ability with Elemental powers also leaves him vulnerable to darker magic. When The Darkness is nearby, Spyro can channel its energy and combine its power with his own… becoming Dark Spyro! Over the years, he has learned to focus and control this power, using dark magic to fight the forces of evil.

A Video of Dark Spyro in Action

Dark Spyro is a Magic Skylander. This type of Skylander uses the powers of Magic to defeat their enemies. The color of this element is purple. Magic Skylanders in their toy form stand on a pedestal decorated with moons and stars.

Dark Spyro’s Basic Abilities (these are available at the start of the game)
Dragon’s Fire – Primary Strength – Spyro breathes balls of fire, to destroy enemies.
Horn Charge – Secondary Strength – Spyro charges at enemies, knocking them over with his horns.

Dark Spyro has many upgrades, including:
Spyro’s Earth pound
Spyro’s Flight
Comet Dash
Stun Charge

Dark Spyro is more wild and erratic than the normal Spyro Skylander. However Dark Spyro’s attack methods are similar to his normal counterpart’s, but his fire attacks are more tainted with purple energy, having been infused with the darkness. His abilites are also the same as normal Spyro’s. In the 3DS version of Skylanders, Dark Spyro attacks his enemies differently by striking them in a flurry of tail, claws, and lightning breath, and even blasts his foes with bursts of pure dark energy.

Availablilty

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Dark Spyro is only found packaged with the 3DS Skylanders Starter Pack. However the Dark Spyro toy can be used on all the other consoles too.

Skylanders Spyro’s Adventure Starter Pack

Unpackaged new/used Dark Spyros can be found on Amazon and Ebay.

Skylanders Spyros Adventure LOOSE Mini Figure DARK Spyro SILVER Wings Includes Card Online Code

 

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