Pretty much all of the NPC's wear accessories to varying degrees of modesty (such as Ember wearing her Heart Necklace, or the various Gnorcs wearing weather-specific attire), and only a minority of NPC's remain unclothed (Spyro, Flame, the Spiders and the Man Eating Plants come to mind). Accessory-Wearing Cartoon Animal: As part of the games's redesigning of characters, the dragon elders wear a gem collar, and often glasses too.Ability Required to Proceed: Learning new moves from the Dragon Elders is absolutely mandatory to complete the game, as many sections are cut off from access by a specific roadblock or gate where you need a specific move to bypass it, such as the Wall Jump-In fact, the Ice Citadel where you learn the move outright forces you to learn it in order to leave the very area with the Dragon Elder that teaches you the move-the game locks Spyro in place when he falls down into his chamber, meaning a player can't sequence break past it just hovering over to the nearby entrance.This is the last home console game for Spyro, and the second-to-last game overall in the original continuity before the franchise got rebooted into The Legend of Spyro series.
It was succeeded by the Nintendo DS game Spyro: Shadow Legacy, which continues the plot of this game, with most of the cast returning. The gameplay is best described as a simplified Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!, but in a Wide-Open Sandbox.
Each realm has multiple levels to them, which themselves house mini-games and Play-as-Hunter sections, instead of using portals to get to smaller specific worlds from hub area's. The game also makes each of the realms much bigger.
The Professor also flexes his knowledge more, as you get to use some of his inventions to help you, such as supercharging, the Ball Gadget, temporary invincibility and more. As with Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly, it makes use of unlockable breath types: Fire (to kill enemies), Electric (to activate electrical nodes), Water (for puzzles), and Ice (to freeze enemies).
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