darkSpyro

This will be an ongoing project for me. I aim to make a complete list featuring every skylander, sidekick, variant, magic item, and store game-bonuses, like the ever forgotten UFO target hat. I know there are at least 20 different checklists out there, but i'm a perfectionist. A checklist that includes portals forgets a variant type, a checklist that has sidekicks leaves out Double trouble 1.5. My goal is to help future collectors know what they are missing, even if it the smallest detail. Please help if you would like, and a sticky would always be heart-warming.

Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure
Spyro
Double trouble
Wrecking ball
Voodood
Bash
Dino Rang
Prism Break
Terrafin
Slam Bam
Zap
Wham Shell
Gill Grunt
Ignitor
Sunburn
Flameslinger
Eruptor
Boomer
Drill Sergeant
Drobot
Trigger Happy
Hex
Cynder
Chop Chop
Ghost Roaster
Whirlwind
Warnado
Sonic Boom
Lightning Rod
Camo
Stump Smash
Zook
Stealth Elf
In-Game Variants
Legendary Chop Chop
Legendary Bash
Legendary Spyro
Legendary Trigger Happy
Dark Spyro

Magic items
DarkLight Crypt
Time Twist Hourglass
Healing Elixir
Pirate Seas
Ghost Swords
Hidden Treasure
Empire of Ice
Anvil Rain
Sky Iron shield
Dragon's Peak
Winged Boots
Sparx the Dragonfly
Sidekick Trigger Snappy (Frito Lay promo*)
Sidekick Terrabite*
Sidekick Whisper Elf*
Sidekick Gill Runt*
Volcanic Vault (Best Buy starter pack exclusive)

Variants different in real life only
Silver Boomer
Silver Dino Rang
Silver Eruptor
Gold Chop Chop
Gold Drill Sergeant
Gold Flameslinger
Glow in the dark Warnado
GITD Wrecking ball
GITD Zap
Clear Cynder
Clear WhamShell
Clear Stealth Elf
PROMOTIONAL
Red Drill Sergeant (Walmart limited store exclusive)
Blue Bash (Toy's R Us limited store exclusive)
Green Gill Grunt (Xbox Bundle)
Toy Fair Pearl Hex
Toy Fair Metallic Cynder
E3 Chrome Spyro
Flocked (furry) Stump Smash

Portals
Console-Light Grey wire(less)
3DS-Light Grey Mini

Skylanders: Giants
Ninjini
Pop Fizz
LightCore Pop Fizz
Series 2 Spyro
Series 2 Double Trouble
Series 2 Wrecking Ball
Crusher
FlashWing
LightCore Prism Break
Series 2 Bash
Series 2 Prism Break
Series 2 Terrafin
Thumpback
Chill
LightCore Chill
Series 2 Slam Bam
Series 2 Zap
Series 2 Gill Grunt
Hot Head
Hot Dog
LightCore Eruptor
Series 2 Ignitor
Series 2 Flameslinger
Series 2 Eruptor
Bouncer
Sprocket
LightCore Drobot
Series 2 Drill Sergeant
Series 2 Drobot
Series 2 Trigger Happy
Eye Brawl
Fright Rider
LightCore Hex
Series 2 Hex
Series 2 Cynder
Series 2 Chop Chop
Swarm
Jet Vac
LightCore Jet Vac
Series 2 WhirlWind
Series 2 Sonic Boom
Series 2 Lightning Rod
Tree Rex
Shroom Boom
LightCore Shroom Boom
Series 2 Stump Smash
Series 2 Zook
Series 2 Stealth Elf
In-Game Variants
Legendary Ignitor
Legendary Jet Vac
Legendary Bouncer
Legendary LightCore Chill
Legendary SlamBam
Legendary Stealth Elf

WIP

Reserved for Swapforce

I hope you do not see this unneeded, or repetitive. This list will be completed, every game piece and physical attribute of this game shall be included.

To facilitate things, here is a link to my Excel spreadsheet.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/uwl5...s%20List.xlsx?m

It lists every figurine and variant, including items, etc and includes images and is colour coded.

It has dropdowns so people can use a local copy of it to record which items they have.

Please (tactfully) point out any errors or omissions - I generated most of this late at night...

Cheers.

Quote: chaosworrier

Please (tactfully) point out any errors or omissions - I generated most of this late at night...

Cheers.

Sounds cool! But first tip: LOSE the xlsx format/file extension. Immediately. Never use it unless you NEED a feature that requires the new format. The new format causes problems (same goes for docx in Word). I'm a computer support tech, I've dealt with these problems directly and indirectly many times over the years. Conversely, xls works on all versions of Excel, it's much friendlier. In fact, on computers where I have to use Office 2007 or 2010 - where this format is the default - I change the default back to the classic xls and doc formats, no more issues, no more remembering to change the format every damn time. And what you lose are some advanced things that nobody tends to use anyway (like the limit of 256 columns and 65536 rows being increased, it's rare you need more than this, and when you do you can usually just organize differently and use multiple sheets, which is probably better anyway).

This is such an issue that Microsoft even came out with a Compatibility Pack for people (such as myself) who have the sense to stick with Office 2003, the best version of Office to date, to allow it to open xlsx/docx files, and there are STILL problems. Including now, I can't open this file.

BTW, when I force the issue, which makes it complain that it doesn't recognize the file format, it also pops an error that this has macros which cannot be disabled. Macros cause people discomfort as they can be risky, I hope they're very necessary, and not sure how you made them un-disable-able (though that might be part of the compatibility problem).

For the record, I am a software developer with well over 20 years of commercial experience. I use that format as it allows for multiple conditional formatting rules on the same cell.

Although Office 2007 may allow that (not sure as it has been some time since I used that version), I have 2010 at my fingertips. Standard xls format does not allow for it (I know as I originally started creating it in Office 2003).

Ironically, my current client is the Queensland Police Service and I am helping them in their upgrade from Office 2003 to 365. A key component of that is their existing Word forms all have macros, some of which will no longer function correctly in the later version - hence my skills in the remediation process.

And, no, my spreadsheet is macro free so any experience you have with that message is most likely due to the Compatibility Pack.

Feel free to downgrade your local copy; just don't expect all of the conditional formatting to remain (indeed, if you put it in to Open Doc format you also lose the dropdowns, for instance).

You can't fight progress, man! ;>

Ah, but I am not fighting progress, I am fighting the downgrade of quality.

And damn! Conditional Formatting, the ONLY new feature I've found use for, LOL! Okay, I give. Yes, you are correct, that requires the xlsx format, yes, even in 2007 (2007 and 2010 are largely the same in so many respects, in the file format they're literally the same). It's a shame though. Pre-2007 you can set 3 Conditional Format rules, I don't think 2007 has a limit (though 2010 uses this file format too, it was introduced in 2007, so it's called the 2007 format).

And no, I can't downgrade the local version, as I said, I can't open it due to the unfriendly file format.

PM me with your email address and I will send you a downgraded copy (mileage may vary).

Quote: chaosworrier

To facilitate things, here is a link to my Excel spreadsheet.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/uwl5...s%20List.xlsx?m

It lists every figurine and variant, including items, etc and includes images and is colour coded.

It has dropdowns so people can use a local copy of it to record which items they have.

Please (tactfully) point out any errors or omissions - I generated most of this late at night...

Cheers.

Amazing! It is one of the neatest lists ive seen for skylanders! I would recommend adding all the portals. those are pretty collectible too, heh?

Sigh...

Apart from the GITD one, is there anything that collectible about them? Happy to take constructive input but reticient to add them to be honest.

Looks great, but you forgot Double Trouble 2.5. This is the one that comes in the Battle Grounds (Non GameStop Version)

Deja vu, man!

I swear you asked that question in another thread?

Anyway, apart from the bottom of the base being a different colour it is no different from the SSA one so not variant in my eyes; feel free to add it to a local copy of the spreadsheet if you like.

Speaking of which - I have added a fair amount of stuff to the spreadsheet. Please refer to the Doom thread for more detail...

Quote: chaosworrier

Sigh...

Apart from the GITD one, is there anything that collectible about them? Happy to take constructive input but reticient to add them to be honest.

I was just kidding, heh. But to be fair, there are eight different portals. They represent as much of the skylanders universe as a physical toy as a sunburn figure does.