darkSpyro

Spyro doesn't eat them.

When in the game do the dragons play basketball with sheep?

its after you finish everything, like, the very last cut scene.

cuz were doing the same. and i dont trust them

Well, the dragons see sheep as property, not really sentient beings - and they don't have Animal Rights in the Dragon Realms - so they don't really understand the possibility that what they're doing hurts the sheep.

Now, in regards to Spyro and Sparx... Spyro's a dragon raised to believe the same as other dragons - compared to dragons, other creatures are insignificant, but about butterflies...

See, when you start the game, Sparx is a normal (in Dragon Realms standards) dragonfly, and when you kill animals, their mortal souls are released as butterflies that Sparx eats to instantly heal himself because dragonflies also consume mortal souls for power. This is also the reason he follows Spyro around because in letting him consume mortal souls he and Sparx have created a blood pact. But the first time you lose him, he's resurrected as a zombie dragonfly using the mortal souls he's collected over the years and continues to consume them for more power, and since he and Spyro have a blood pact, some of that power is also given to Spyro which is why

Guess where I pulled that explanation from? Go on, guess!


In conclusion, Spyro is a Necromancer!

I've heard "Spyro is a necromancer!"In the metalhead is not a boss! topic.

yeh dragons are nast to sheps!!

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I've heard "Spyro is a necromancer!"In the metalhead is not a boss! topic.

That was me.

The sheep keep me alive !!!!!!!!!

matches nicely with your username.

Dragons eat virgins, sheeps and other animals like cows, pigs etc. Do you know the story of Wawel Dragon/Smok Wawelski/Dragon of Cracow? It's a Polish legend, if this dragon didn't eat any sheeps, he wouldn't be killed by shoemaker Dratewka. Dratewka filled sheep's fur with sulfur, oil and other explosions and gave it to dragon. Dragon ate this "sheep" and he was thirsty. He drank a lot of water from river, Wisla, and he blew up! Each dragon eats sheeps, they're delish.

dragons gotta eat to lol

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I mean,seriously!EXAMPLE,in ending two dragons played basketball with sheeps.Poor sheeps.And they cannot protect itself

poor sheep being used as a basketball. but it keeps your health up.

That even happened in the movie Open Season! they played sports using the rabbits, they were tosed around in a RABBIT FIGHT, and one got RUN OVER BY A CAR!!!!!!!!!

Sheep are actually prey for Dragons, after humans took their natural prey, they started eating them, which....made the humans p-oed, and what eventually killed off the dragons. :/
Spyro may not eat them, but that is the reason. >.< I HATE US!! lol...

Animal abuse in a kid's movie? Lol.

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Dragons eat virgins, sheeps and other animals like cows, pigs etc. Do you know the story of Wawel Dragon/Smok Wawelski/Dragon of Cracow? It's a Polish legend, if this dragon didn't eat any sheeps, he wouldn't be killed by shoemaker Dratewka. Dratewka filled sheep's fur with sulfur, oil and other explosions and gave it to dragon. Dragon ate this "sheep" and he was thirsty. He drank a lot of water from river, Wisla, and he blew up! Each dragon eats sheeps, they're delish.

Well spoken.

Thanks, Omikron. For other Polish legends, myths and beasts play The Witcher game or read The Witcher books, written by Andrew Sapkowski

DEY ISH FAT

The sheep deserve every minute of it...

joking... maybe...

It makes me wonder if Toasty was the only sheep who got tired of the abuse he and his fellow herd had to adure with the Dragons. And finally tried to do something about that, by teaming up with Gnasty Gnorc.

Or he was possessed because necromancy was popular back then.

He was probably revived from a dead sheep to turn Spyro's mighty powers of the undead against him.

I thought Toasty joined forces with Gnasty Gnorc to get back at the Dragons, since he is a sheep, and the dragons abuse the herd of sheep.

Yes. Toasty always seemed like he was after vengance.

Aarrrgggghhhh, Toasty was my second worst nightmare in childhood, all this Toasty level music, his appearance with a scythe, pumpkin head... brrrr... But my first nightmare was Buka from Moomins (it's her Polish name, in Swedish Marran and in Fin Morko, I hope you know this character). Back to topic, stop talking about Toasty, plz

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Aarrrgggghhhh, Toasty was my second worst nightmare in childhood, all this Toasty level music, his appearance with a scythe, pumpkin head... brrrr... But my first nightmare was Buka from Moomins (it's her Polish name, in Swedish Marran and in Fin Morko, I hope you know this character). Back to topic, stop talking about Toasty, plz

Except for the part where that isn't actually off-topic since Toasty is a sheep and this discussion is relevant to why Dragons are mean to them, even if indirect.

I'll stick with the necromancy theory since that's actually funny.

Actually, Toasty is one of my best-remebered childhood memories of StD. The others are the giant Dragon mouths that open, the Baloonist, the Burglars or robbers and that icey world with the wizards who raise pillars of grass up.

Toasty, a sheep on stilts.

^ Lol
Anyway, the world I remebre is the Artisans, I think. I remember you have to chase a Burglar through this hallway there and there's pools of water...

maybe they eat the sheep YUM

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maybe they eat the sheep YUM

exactly dragons gotta eat too

Maybe the sheep that is being used as a ball is Toasty...

Toasty was great. I think he'd just had enough of the dragons.... Kinda like that old advert for the game

The other sheep probably didn't mind getting abused, and Toasty probably just had enough.

Theory:
Toasty made a Deal with Gnasty, that is he got rid of Spyro, then they'd be given freedom, and Toasty was, how shall we say, the Aplha Sheep?
Just my Theory

I thought Rams were suppose to the head of a sheep herd or something.

No, Rams are suppose to make Lambs. And Lambs are supposed to be a lamb. And lamb is supposed to be a kebab.
But, more serious, there were no Rams in StD. Only sheeps. But Toasty could be a Ram without horns, after winter hibernation, like deers.

There are Rams in Stone Hill.....

Sheperds seemed to be the leaders then, since they were suppose to protect the sheep. And when the dragons turned to crystal, the Sheperds joined up with Toasty, not knowing he was a sheep, to take over the Artisans world.

I mean there are no fedder Rams, or how do we call these butterfly-making-sheeps.

The rams in StD served to protect the herd, which I'm pretty sure they do anyway, and the shepards were just jerks.

And funny.

They were old bearded sheperds.

With wooden, pain-making staffs. Ouch...

sheep are tasty to dragons

And dragons are nasty to sheeps.