Her lightning breath weapon is a substantial heavy hitter when fully powered. Next to Spyro, Cynder is easily the most powerful and versatile dragon of the group. Anything caught in the blast comes out looking like they got their butt kicked by Gallagher, if they come out at all. He digs into the ground and launches a circle of exploding watermelons around him. Well, he’s half dragon, half plant apparently… Camo is a fast and aggressive fighter, but his death melons are the perfect way to clear a cluster of minor enemies fast. The ultimate vegan warrior, Camo is a tail-thwacking, acid (we assume) spitting, explosive watermelon growing eco monster. Not counting the super-cute mini edition, there have been six different variants of the dragon-including two Dark and one Legendary figure. Spyro also comes in an absurd amount of different poses (and colors). Getting the little dragon up to full strength is worth the effort, as his super-powered attacks and flight make him a shoe-in for boss fights and general usage.

He can fly and spew triple fireballs, pound the ground, and more.

The namesake of the original game and, indeed, the reason for this entire series, Spyro was and remains a hallmark of power and maneuverability. Here they are, in no particular order.Īnd yes, a lot of them are dragons. In fact, for me personally, almost all my tried and true go-to figures are from the first two games. For everyone else, it’s a pretty good time to reflect on the past games and take a good hard look at the figures that we loved, but have since gone out of favor. Skylanders might be on its fifth iteration and the stress to keep up with all those new figures can be positively overwhelming… for the obsessive-compulsive gamers among us.

Skylanders character list