It is a widely believed misconceptions, however, that Spyro spent many years as a Sony exclusive. He quickly became one of the new faces of 3D platforming, and, along with Crash Bandicoot, served as Sony’s answer to Nintendo’s many platforming mascots. Spyro made his debut in 1998 in the appropriately titled Spyro the Dragon on the Playstation One. This is not even taking into account the Skylanders series, which as of 2015 has sold over 175 million toys and earned over 3 billion in sales, making it a bigger money maker for Activision than Call of Duty. The Spyro series has sold over 20 million units and consists of over a dozen games. This is in part because of his being one of the figures with the highest numbers of variants. The purple dragon also plays a prominent role in IDW’s Skylanders comics. “I’m a Mac” himself Justin Long) was a showcase character. When the upcoming Skylanders cartoon, Skylanders Academy, was revealed, Spyro (voiced by Mr. Spyro was originally used as the face of this series, and although his name was removed from the titles of subsequent games in the series, he still remains a prominent figure. The series is also tangentially connected to the originators of the “toys to life” phenomenon, Skylanders. This franchise consists of the Spyro the Dragon games, The Legend of Spyro, as well as various spinoffs. Spyro is the protagonist of the “Spyro the Dragon” franchise. Spyro is front and center in the upcoming Skylander’s cartoon
Originally from Artisan World, one of the five realms that form the Dragon Kingdom, Spryo’s adventures have taken him to the Skylands and beyond.
Spyro is a headstrong but courageous young dragon with a myriad of magic abilities at his disposal that he uses in order to defend himself and all of dragon-kind. Spyro might be small for a dragon, but don’t let his size fool you, for within that little body is a vast amount of power. He’s not the purple dragon we all want, but maybe he’s the one we need. One such company is Activision, and when combing through their IP stable for a possible Smash candidate, one stood out above all the rest: Spyro the Dragon. I have already made cases for Western characters such as Lara Croft and Rayman, but I have thus far ignored some of the obvious giants in the video game world. This makes sense, as Nintendo is a Japanese company whose closest ties in the industry are with other Japanese companies.That being said, the video game industry has steadily been advancing towards being a primarily Western driven market for many years now.
series of games have been from Japanese developers. Up until now, all of the third party characters featured in the Super Smash Bros.
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