Downer Ending: The Dark Master is freed, and Spyro, Sparx and Cynder are frozen in crystal under the remains of the Well of Souls, where they'll stay for the next three years.Double Jump: Spyro can flap his wings to achieve some extra height and air time during jumps.Disk-One Final Boss: Skabb's death ends his arc, but not the game.Disney Villain Death: Skabb, after losing to Spyro, staggers backwards off the side of his ship, falling to his death.They have a heavier emphasis on humor and silliness by comparison to the actual product. Denser and Wackier: Not the game itself, but the three CGI shorts that were made to promote it.Thankfully, his second form goes down far quicker since Spyro is in his Superpowered Evil Side form during it. As a result, the battle with him can take anywhere from twenty minutes to a solid half hour. Besides the fact that you don't have access to Spyro's elements for it, Spyro's normal attacks against him do pitiful damage, despite the fact that his attacks aren't too hard to dodge.

Later in the game, one does have to physically fight and defeat Skabb.

Cutscene Incompetence: In a cutscene, Spyro is captured by the pirate Skabb right after defeating a magic being three times Skabb's size, without the player even being given the opportunity to fight for his freedom.

Crystalline Creature: The four elemental trials in the Celestial Caverns are populated by variants of the previous game's crystal brutes charged with fiery, icy, earthen and electric elemental energy.

Colour-Coded for Your Convenience: The different kinds of gems are distinguished by color - red ones restore health, green ones restore mana, purple ones fill up the Fury meter and blue ones give experience points.

The Cameo: Under the ice in the Celestial Caves, you can see fellow Activision platformer Crash Bandicoot frozen in the ground.

Breather Episode: The Sky Pirates arc is rather lighthearted and comical compared to the rest of the game.

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