darkSpyro

Hello all,

I've seen before lists of all the figures, but never of all the possible packages. This would be all triple packs, adventure packs, Battle packs and and any other packages I'm not aware of. So, does a) Anyone know where a list could be found or b) know the different packs with 'official' names?

Thanks

Have you seen the "packs" list here? It is pretty comprehensive...

I would like to list the VARIANT Triple Packs no one really knows much about.

S1s:
Silver Eruptor, Chop Chop, Bash.

Stump Smash, Gold Flameslinger, Drobot.

Whirlwind, Double Trouble, Gold Drill Sergeant.

Wrecking Ball, Clear Stealth Elf, Sonic Boom.

S2s:
Pop Fizz, Rock Whirlwind, Trigger Happy. *

Ignitor, Chill, Rock Zook.

Glitter Sonic Boom, Sprocket, Stump Smash. (UK ONLY)

Sonic Boom, Glitter Sprocket, Stump Smash (UK ONLY) *

Flocked Eruptor, Stealth Elf, Terrafin. *


*= I own.

Check this out--you can click on each wave
This has the order A, B, C etc.
Does this work? I am more than happy to put some work into helping with this. It'll be something I'll really use.

http://www.gamepeople.co.uk/co...-skylanders.htm

I think with the app I have I can add a section for just 'Packages' as a category, kinda like the sidekicks I have now. This "shouldn't" require a full update, I can just do it with data so it'd be live as soon as I upload a new file. This is probably a short term change before the NEW version is done.


I'm just trying to find a pretty basic list I can copy and paste names from right now. Do people (collectors) refer to the packs just by the characters in the package, or by A,B,C or 1,2,3 designations?

Starter Packs
 PC, xbox, Playstation, Wii: Spyro, Gill Grunt and Trigger Happy
 3DS Starter Pack: Stealth Elf, Dark Spyro and Ignitor

Single Packs
 Chop Chop VARIANT: Gold
 Boomer VARIANT: Silver
 Drobot
 Stump Smash VARIANT: Flocked Green Frito Lay
 Stealth Elf VARIANT: Crystal
 Sonic Boom
 Bash
 Bash Blue (Exclusive Toys R Us)
 Zap VARIANT: Glow in the Dark
 Eruptor VARIANT: Silver
 Flameslinger VARIANT: Gold
 Voodood
 Prism Break
 Whirlwind (exclusive to Target at first)
 Drill Sergeant (exclusive to Walmart at first) VARIANT: GOLD
 Drill Sergeant Red (walmart)
 Dino-rang VARIANT: Silver
 Hex VARIANT: Pearl Nuremberg Toy Fair 2012
 Wrecking Ball VARIANT: Glow in the Dark
 Double Trouble
 Cynder VARIANT: Purple Metallic New York Toy Fair 2012
 Lightning Rod
 Zook
 Ignitor
 Wham Shell VARIANT: Crystal
 Dark Spyro
 Trigger Happy Legendary (exclusive to Toys R Us)

Triple Packs
 Triple Pack A Drobot, Flameslinger Stump Smash VARIANT: Gold Flameslinger
 Triple Pack B Prism Break, Boomer Voodood
 Triple Pack C Eruptor Chop Chop Bash VARIANT: Silver Eruptor version
 Triple Pack D Stealth Elf Sonic Boom Wrecking Ball VARIANT: Crystal Stealth Elf
 Triple Pack E Zap Hex Dino-Rang VARIANT: Silver Dino-rang
 Triple Pack F Whirl Wind Double Trouble Drill Sergeant VARIANT: Gold Drill Sergeant
 Triple Pack H Ignitor Warnado Camo VARIANT: Glow in the Dark Warnado
 Triple Pack Legendary (Exclusive to Toys R Us)

Adventure Packs
 Pirate Seas
 Darklight Crypt
 Empire of Ice
 Dragons Peak


I just put this together. Please let me know if there are is anything that should be changed or added. I will work on a giants too if that is helpful

So this is the list for just Season 1 / Spyro's Adventure? And for say ... Flameslinger, there's 2 packages, 1 for normal, and 1 for Gold?

Exactly---and if you scroll down to the triples you will see that your example of a gold s1flameslinger also comes in a triple pack.
The "variants" listed means there is another pack. When in singles--it's another single--when its in triples there is another triple.
I'm sorry if its a confusing lay out. I was trying to make it clear.
If this is what you are wanting I will put together a giants list for you.

Wow, I didn't realize there were so many to keep track of. I think my idea of including packs on their own won't really work it'll just result in far too many not owned and make it close to unusable. Seems like what could be better would be to either add tag options for the character to indicate a) do you own the pack and b) is the character still in the pack for single characters. And then have a own/not own for the triple packs.

I think adding the triple packs I could do now just as triple packs. The single characters always have that note section as well.

I think the better question would be how would you use it? The use for a collector is far different than just a casual player. Do you go on ebay or shows or .... and just need to know what you already have, or is it more about what you don't have?

In my experience, the triple packs are usually referred to by the characters in it, or if not, a number denoting the order they came out (lately I hear about waiting for triple packs 8 and 9 to come out)

Niceguy--I've seen both alphabetically labeled and numerically. I don't have a care factor either way. It's really whatever works best. Thank you for pointing that out. .

Xerxxees: I would use it as a checklist. It'd be nice to have a place to
Reference what I have and what I need. Also, there are times when I wonder what packs a character was sold in. So if I could enter a character and have the "packs it was available in" that would be helpful. I'm hoping I'm explaining what I mean well.
I'll get the giants list to you today. Swap force I don't have any idea about yet.
Thanks--Shelly

Don't forget the original triple packs had a different blister. The bottom of them was sort of "raised".
I know this because my cousin used to collect sealed packs, although I don't know if they had them in the US. I'll ask her about it.

There's also the very, very old ones which had the card in backwards.