Instead of coming off as cocky and rude to the dragons he saved, he's much more playful and energetic. Adaptational Nice Guy: The Reignited Trilogy version of the first game alters his interactions from the original.Acid Attack: Not normally, but if Spyro collects three green orbs during the final battle with Ripto in Ripto's Rage!, he gains the ability to fire damaging balls of acid for a few seconds.Spyro is generally stubborn and laidback, though he is perseverant in regards to whatever goal he has. Following this, Spyro embarked on similar exploits in Avalar and the Forgotten Realms. Spyro happened to be too small for Gnasty Gnorc to trap in crystal, so he set about rescuing the other dragons from this fate and resolved to torch Gnasty. The Purple One himself, a young dragon living in the Dragon Kingdom. Subverted in The Legend of Spyro trilogy, as Spyro is confirmed to be twelve at the start of the first game. Still, eggs are apparent in that game despite the fact that they only arrive once every twelve years. Other dragons that are implied to be his age sound noticeably younger then him in A Hero's Tail so he's probably in his young teens, sixteen at most. The games are implied to not follow Comic-Book Time, and Spyro does mature in appearance and voice over the original series. Vague Age: Spyro is implied to be twelve at the time of the third game.Road Runner PC: While dashing, Spyro moves very fast.Sometimes his fire breath needs to be upgraded. Kill It with Fire: Pretty much all of Spyro's enemies can be killed with his fire breath, with a few exceptions.At least in Ripto's Rage!, this was Ripto's 11th-Hour Superpower just the same as Spyro's. 11th-Hour Superpower: Obtains flight in the final battle in Ripto's Rage! against Ripto himself, and becomes Dark Spyro in The Eternal Night's climax.
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