Skylanders Giants Single Character Eye Brawl

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When water levels began rising across Skylands, Dive-Clops was summoned to find the cause of the disturbance. Deep in the depths of the ocean floor, he discovered an underwater water factory pumping out huge amounts of water. Dive-Clops was then suddenly brought aboard a patrolling submarine, became overpowered by a pirate crew led by Blubberbeard. The former pirate captain had grown tired of losing as a pirate, so he formed a new plan and recruited his fellow walruses, Brawl & Chain and Brawlrus, to join him. Blubberbeard planned on flooding the Skylands with his underwater water factory to easily rule over it, and Dive-Clop would witness the the villain's plan unfold. During production of Giants, Chopper was originally going to be the Tech Giant, but as T-Rexes were more horizontal than vertical, it wouldn't fit on the Portal of Power. [3] Eventually, the development team tried other ideas for the Tech Giant, including a Dark Arkeyan with miniguns for hands [4], until they created Bouncer. The current core team of the Skylanders is known as Team Spyro, being the primary group to answer to missions in nearby regions, both to defend others from evil acts, or offer a variety of services. The group is formed by newly graduated Skylanders, Spyro, Stealth Elf and Eruptor, and by veterans Jet-Vac and Pop Fizz. As of Season 2, age has started catching up to many of the veteran Skylanders, many who have already retired or do so during the show's events. In Season 3, Master Eon's death would lead Kaossandra to take over as the Academy's headmaster, with the progress of the cadets left unknown.

The scrapped team spell for Undead characters is the Dirge of Undead, a haunting song in which the active character can drain the enemy's life force for each Undead character in the team, acting as a cheaper and inverted Slice of Life. He is also the final Skylander to be included in Ring of Heroes before the game's closure was announced. In Skylanders: Lost Islands, the Flying Eyeball mentions that eating a lot of carrots makes him able to see far and well in the darkness in places like the Necropolis. Crusher and Wham-Shell are the only Skylanders to change their "Need to Rest" animations between games. The Flying Eyeball (Eye-Brawl's head) slightly resembles Occulous and the Headless Undead Giant (Eye-Brawl's body) slightly resembles the Headless Horseman.Swarm is voiced by Danny Jacobs, best known for voicing Victor Zsasz in Batman: Arkham Asylum and being the second voice of King Julien XIII in the Madagascar series. Each of the Giants have the symbol of their element somewhere on them, for example, Tree Rex has the Life element symbol on his forehead. oPlay cooperatively with or against your friends on quests throughout Skylands and in the player vs. player battle arenas

He is mentioned in Steel Plated Smash Hit's biography as the winner of the last year's Destruct-o-Thon as of Superchargers.In Skylanders: Trap Team 's turret challenges, Undead Skylanders have the special ability Spectre Swarm, which gradually damages enemies in an area. In Kaos Doom Challenge, they can summon skeletal hands as their towers, which throw flaming skulls at enemies and slam the ground while recharging. His Fingerguns resemble the hand gesture of the Oklahoma State Cowboys, as well as the gestures frequently used in the South Park episode " Something You Can Do with Your Finger".

In Skylanders Academy's canon, the Skylanders were founded entirely by Master Eon, who opened the Skylanders Academy after the terrible events of the Great War and the growing threats of powerful villains. In this continuity, the first few Skylanders are characters from several different groups of the game's story, including Ka-Boom, Snap Shot, Jet-Vac and Pop Fizz; even after decades they continue to protect the realm through heroic deeds and important jobs as professors or prison wardens. Over the years, many cadets have taken their courses, and those who are prepared enough to suceed in the Skylander Games are honored with their position on the Skylanders team, bound forever to the Book of Skylanders. Coincidentally, he is the husband of Laura Bailey, the voice actress of another one of the Giants, Ninjini. As one of the nine thousand members of an insect royal family all crammed together in a hive, it was difficult for Swarm to stand out. All that changed when, without any explanation, the young prince began to grow. And grow. And grow. Although it was forbidden for any member of the royal family to ever leave the hive, they were forced to make an exception for Swarm when his head starting growing through the roof.Eye-Brawl is hyper-observant. Nothing gets past him (without being thumped, that is). [1] Biography

Although Swarm can only fly for a limited amount of time, he can fly infinitely if he goes over water. A few years after Frito-Lay did its first Sklanders promotion, the popular chip brand did it again with the Fire Bone Hot Dog giveaway. This time there were three color variants available of the same character. For the most part the Fire Bone Hot Dog figures looked the same and came in a translucent clear color, but the flames on the dog’s bone were different. A Green Flame, Purple Flame, and Red Flame variant was available. Dive-Clops is very observant, similar to his twin brother, Eye-Brawl. He also has great knowledge of aquatic mechanics and the oceans of Skylands. The Imaginators are created by the imagination of Portal Masters, using elementally aligned Creation Crystals. After being born from a constellation representing a Battle Class, their appearances and abilities can be changed in numerous ways. Their powers are mainly determined by their class, with only a small selection of elemental abilities. Imaginators are exceptionally powerful against Doomlanders, and every Sensei helps them to grow even stronger. In the Alpha version of Skylanders: Giants, Eye-Brawl's iris was red, and his eye minions crawled on spiderlike legs rather than bouncing around. [4]With the exception of Spyro's Adventure, each main Skylanders game introduces a new group of Skylanders that are the title characters. The Flying Eyeball (Eye Brawl's head) does the talking, as he refers to the bouncing eyeballs Eye-Brawl summons from the underworld as his 'little brothers'. He also frequently uses Eye puns in his lines. Undead creatures are collectively referred to as "ghouls" in most media, though the namesake species exists as seen with Ghost Roaster and Chopscotch. When strange rifts started appearing around Skylands, non-Skylanders Dive-Clops and Fiesta were called by their friends, Spitfire and Stormblade, to help investigate the cause. They arrived in their vehicles to aid Spitfire and Stormblade soon after they both saved Skylanders, Stealth Elf, Terrafin, Gill Grunt and Jet-Vac, from a rift in Know-It-All Island. The Skylanders then allowed the SuperChargers to aid them after their only means of transportation, the Dread-Yacht, was consumed by the rift. Swarm was once a prince from a proud race of mysterious insect warriors that had built their entire civilization inside a giant honeycombed pyramid. Growing up as one of the 9,000 members of the royal family, he was never permitted to leave the hive. But unlike his brethren, there was a magical quality to Swarm that caused him to grow much larger than the rest of his kind. No longer able to fit amongst the rest of his colony, the young prince broke the long standing tradition and stepped out into the open world - where his size and strength would be put to good use in the legendary battle between the Giants and the Arkeyans.