The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night

Video Game
2007
E10+

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The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night (2007)

When Cynder leaves the Dragon Temple, Spyro sets off to find her, and engages in telekinetic communication with a mysterious dragon called The Chronicler. He learns that he must stop the Dar... Read allWhen Cynder leaves the Dragon Temple, Spyro sets off to find her, and engages in telekinetic communication with a mysterious dragon called The Chronicler. He learns that he must stop the Dark Master from escaping the Well of Souls.When Cynder leaves the Dragon Temple, Spyro sets off to find her, and engages in telekinetic communication with a mysterious dragon called The Chronicler. He learns that he must stop the Dark Master from escaping the Well of Souls.

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6.7/10

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Elijah Wood

Spyro
(voice)

Billy West

Sparx
(voice)

Gary Oldman

Ignitus
(voice)

Kevin Michael Richardson

Gaul
(voice)
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Martin Jarvis

The Chronicler
(voice)

Mae Whitman

Cynder
(voice)

Corey Burton

Volteer
(voice)

Jeff Bennett

Cyril
(voice)
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Andrea Toyias

Additional Voices
(voice)

Eric Bradley

Chorus
(voice)

Clint Skene

The Assassin
(voice)

Cree Summer

Cynder
(archive sound)
(voice)
(uncredited)

Director
- Chris A. Wilson
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Trivia
The ending song in the credits 'This Broken Soul' is sung by Rebecca Kneubuhl; one of the leading composers of the games' soundtrack.

Quotes
Spyro: Cynder what are you doing out here? It's dangerous.
Cynder: You shouldn't have followed me Spyro.
Sparx: That's good enough for me. Let's go. See ya! Huh.
Cynder: Please, don't make this any harder for me than it already is.
Spyro: I'm just trying to understand.
Cynder: I'm leaving Spyro. I don't belong here. After all I've done, all I've put you through... I can't stay.
Spyro: Cynder, nobody blames you for what happened.
Sparx: Huh, I do. Speak for yourself.
Spyro: Sparx...
Cynder: No, Sparx is right. And every day that goes by, I'm reminded of it. Spyro, your place is here, your destiny is here. But mine is somewhere out there for me to find.
Spyro: Cynder, I don't want you to go.
Cynder: Goodbye Spyro...

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8/10

Is the Sequel as Good?

The sequel to the reboot can be compared by a lot. I was disappointed by its low rating. Though I found the game enjoyable, I cannot argue with the negative reactions. Once again, I know because I watched the PS2 version on YouTube.

I see the difficulty got on people's nerves. For starters, players were annoyed by "wave after wave of enemies". Thinking it'd take forever, that'll lead to stiff hands. The DS version, which I have, is not as good as the PS2 version. It's too easy to kill the enemies in the DS version. Pretty dishonourable to kill a dragon when its player gets tired.

Even though the timeline was short, it was more specific on the PS2 version, and it's more fun. The DS version has stiff images and maybe a couple glitches. But the music was so good. So, I ask myself if I only like it for the music--that and the cast. I understand there were challenges to keep the game going.

Elijah Wood and Gary Oldman return while Mae Whitman is Cynder and Billy West is Sparx. Billy was the best voice of Sparx because his high voice was right for a bug's voice. And comic mischief, my ass. I saw no humour. All jokes were just groaners. Kevin Michael Richardson--his tough, demonic voice was perfect for Gaul. In fact, it's right for any villain's voice.

What I liked about this game is the cast, the graphics, and Spyro's amazing attacks.