darkSpyro

Hello. I refer to the end TLOS: Dotd. You see, at the end of Ignitus (as kronikaża) says:
Oh, a young dragon, where you can be?
Or something like that. It is therefore a crystal and zum on the scene, as Spyro and Cynder flying over the valley of Avalar, playing. Many players consider this to adowód that these dragons live. BUT this is not proof at all. This can only be retrospective. The memory of the two dragons Ignitus referring to the question. For this we can not be sure that the characters, really alive.

Right?

Another easons as to why Malefor0001 disliked DotD. The ending was not understandable.

Yes, they are alive, pokemonka. The Chronicler said he can't find any trace of Spyro among the Book of Death, in which each time a dragon dies, a new page is written in it. You saw them flying over the Valley of Avalar, which means they are alive, and Ignitus was looking through the Book wondering where they are in the world.

You have a point, pokemonka.I never thought of it like that before but what Aura24 says makes sense

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Yes, they are alive, pokemonka. The Chronicler said he can't find any trace of Spyro among the Book of Death, in which each time a dragon dies, a new page is written in it. You saw them flying over the Valley of Avalar, which means they are alive, and Ignitus was looking through the Book wondering where they are in the world.

That sheds some light on the ending...

I think though that it would not be so ... Not sure wiedomo live ... I do not know or not ... might well be suspended between the living and the dead ... because they do not exist in the book and not find them możnan in the world ... It also would make sense ..

Do you fully understand, Pokemonka?

Well, partly yes, but sometimes I have problems with English So I was misunderstood

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Yes, they are alive, pokemonka. The Chronicler said he can't find any trace of Spyro among the Book of Death, in which each time a dragon dies, a new page is written in it. You saw them flying over the Valley of Avalar, which means they are alive, and Ignitus was looking through the Book wondering where they are in the world.

I agree with this.

Not this again.

(sigh) Aura24 is right. I've told people the exact same explamation.

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I think though that it would not be so ... Not sure wiedomo live ... I do not know or not ... might well be suspended between the living and the dead ... because they do not exist in the book and not find them możnan in the world ... It also would make sense ..

No, that wouldn't make sense at all.
If their inbetween, then why would the Chronicler point out that he can't find them in the book of death? There's absoultley no reason for that line if Spyro is dead or a ghost.
And you have to consider the fact that their making more Spyro games. Why would they make another Spyro game without Spyro? Sure they could do a prequel, but why would they do that? We got plenty of backstory in TLOS, and considering how many people were dissapointed with that, it would be wise of them to leave that behind.

Are they alive?

They BETTER be alive, or nothing in Spyro would ever be the same again.

Besides, how can they make another SPYRO video game if SPYRO is dead? Unless it turns out to be like "Pirates of the Caribbean: At Worlds End" when they fall over the edge of the world and bring him back from the dead... Which could be possible now, since the world is in a bunch of pieces... That is unlikely, however.

They are alive. The ending can be confusing at first, until you listen closely to the Chronicler's words.

Yes, I have problems with listening to words of the chronicler, because while I sit with a dictionary . And indeed, it may be like in Pirates of the Caribbean . But the chronicler was old, and could make a mistake ...