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{{!}}colspan="2" style="text-align:center;background-color:#FFF;"{{!}}[[File:Spyro the Dragon (Reignited Trilogy).png|200px|Spyro]]<br><br>[[File:SpyroSymbol.png|50px]]
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{{!}}width="55%"{{!}}''Spyro the Dragon''
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{{!}} style="background-color:#EEE; color:#000;" {{!}}'''Availability'''
{{!}}Downloadable
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{{!}} style="background-color:#EEE; color:#000;" {{!}}'''Final Smash'''
{{!}}Superflame
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:{{cquote|Spyro flares the competition!|cite=Introduction tagline}}


'''Spyro the Dragon''' ({{ja|スパイロ|Supairo}}) is a playable character in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''.

Tom Kenny, who has been voicing him from Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage all the way to Enter the Dragonfly before returning for the Reignited Trilogy, reprised his role in this game.

==Attributes==
As a middle-smallweight fighter, Spyro is a little faster on his attacks, which he can rack up alot of damage on his combos. He is one the fighters with a third mid-air jump. While he is smaller than Charizard, he runs much faster than him, somewhere between Mewtwo and Greninja.


==Moveset==
*If Spyro gets hit, Sparx will change color, which was reflected in Ultimate, as getting damage leaves less knockback and more defense. He will start at yellow, then blue, then green, and in the last hit he dissapears, reducing Spyro's defense and raises knockback hit by the opponent. The only way to get him back is by using his Down Taunt, which is explained down below. Additionally, Sparx can automatically attract items when Spyro is close to it, much like in the games.
*Spyro can crawl.
*If Spyro is shielding himself, he can reflect an enemy projectile back at them, much like Wing Shield ability from ''Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly''.

=== [[Ground attack]]s ===
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!width="120"|Attack
!width="center"|Description
!width="10"|Damage
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|[[Standard attack]]
|Spyro does a tail jab, which is a very fast jab attack, while Sparx shoots a long range projectile at the enemy, which deals no knockback like Fox's [[Blaster]]. Sparx will be absent after getting hit three times. Spyro's move resembles his A and Right button Tail Stab attack from Shadow Legacy. Sparx's attack is based on the move he uses during his stages in Spyro: Year of the Dragon.
|align="center"|2% (tail), 1.3% (Sparx’s projectile)
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|[[Forward tilt]]
|Jabs the enemy with his horns. Resembles his X button Horn Slide attack from Shadow Legacy.
|align="center"|7.2%
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|[[Up tilt]]
|Jabs upwards with his horns.
|align="center"| 7.2%
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|[[Down tilt]]
|Slides along the floor with his horns. Resembles his hold X button Horn Slide attack from ''Spyro: Shadow Legacy''.
|align="center"| 8%
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|[[Dash attack]]
| Slams the opponent with his horns.
|align="center"| 11%
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|[[Forward smash]]
|Smashes the opponent with his wings. While not powerful, it has a very strong horizontal knockback.
|align="center"| {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBU|16.4}}
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|[[Up smash]]
|Performs a front flip kick, similar to Ridley's, but quicker.
|align="center"| {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBU|14.9}}
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| [[Down smash]]
|Spins around horizontally with his tail. Resembles his tap A button Tail Swipe attack from Shadow Legacy.
|align="center"| {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBU|15.2}}
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=== [[Aerial attack]]s ===
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!width="120"|Attack
!width="center"|Description
!width="10"|Damage
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| [[Neutral aerial]]
|Spins vertically once, attacking anyone with his tail.
|align="center"| 11.3% (tip), 7% (tail)
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| [[Forward aerial]]
|Slashes the enemy with his right claw.
|align="center"| 8%
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| [[Back aerial]]
|Turns around his head to attack the enemy with a headbutt.
|align="center"| 11% (early), 8.3% (late)
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| [[Up aerial]]
|Does a overhead tail stab.
|align="center"| 9%
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| [[Down aerial]]
|Stabs down with his left claw. Has spike properties.
|align="center"| 8%
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=== [[Grab]] and [[throw]]s ===
{|class="wikitable"
!width="120"|Attack
!width="center"|Description
!width="10"|Damage
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| Grab
|Reaches out his both claws. The range is short.
|align="center"| -
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| [[Pummel]]
|Jabs the opponent with his horns. Very fast.
|align="center"| 1.4%
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| [[Forward throw]]
|Throws the enemy forward.
|align="center"| 10%
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| [[Back throw]]
|Flips the enemy over him with his horn. Resembles his X and Up button Horn Toss attack from Shadow Legacy.
|align="center"| 10%
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| [[Up throw]]
|Throws the opponent upward, then smashes them with his wings.
|align="center"| 111%
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| [[Down throw]]
|Breathes fire to the enemy’s face, similar to Charizard's.
|align="center"| 2% (hits 1 to 4)
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=== Other attacks ===
{|class="wikitable"
!width="120"|Attack
!width="center"|Description
!Damage
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| Floor attack 
|Gets up as he performs a tail sweep, similar to his Down Smash.
|align="center"| 10%
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| Edge attack
|Performs a swinging tail attack after he gets up.
|align="center"| 9%
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=== [[Special move]]s ===
{|class="wikitable"
!width="100"|Special move
!width="100"|Name
!width="center"|Description
!width="10"|Damage
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|[[Standard special move]]
|Fire Breath
| His signature move. Spyro breaths a stream of fire from his mouth with short range. Deals fire damage. While the range is very short, it is very strong with some knockback. It deals minimal damage to Metal fighters, but more to heavyweights.
|align="center"| 10% (normal), 2% (metal), 20% (heavyweight)
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|[[Side special move]]
|Head Charge
| Holding the B button will make Spyro stomp on the ground, building up speed. Letting it go will make him run with his horns to attack the opponent. Gains super armor, but he won’t stop running until he hits something, stops for 4 seconds, or just cancel it by pressing B again. It also deals huge damage against Metal characters, but less against heavyweights like Bowser. When using in the air, he will slow his fall.
|align="center"| 14% (normal), 21% (metal), 4% (heavyweight)
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|[[Up special move]]
|Flight Loop
|Spyro jumps in the air, does a loop, and starts to glide forward. The move deals no damage, but it has higher distance than Meta Knight’s Shuttle Loop, and can be cancelled by pressing B again, which makes him hover like in the games. During the initial move, Spyro gains invincibility frames, allowing him to dodge enemy attacks easily.
|align="center"| -
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|[[Down special move]]
|Headbash
| Spyro performs a forward somersault and crashes down with his horns, dealing huge damage and meteor smash any enemy below him, he can also instantly destroy crates and large items, be careful about bomb-releated items thou. If used on the ground, he will do a big leap before using it.
|align="center"| 17% (ground), 14% (air)
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|[[Final Smash]]
|Superflame
| A purple dressed fairy will arrive and kisses Spyro to the nose, turning his body pink, then he charges up his fire from his mouth, makes a huge jump and shoots a gigantic fireball that makes a big explosion similar to a Smart Bomb if it came into contact with a wall or the enemy. After the move is performed, Spyro returns to normal.
|align="center"| 45%
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=== Misc. ===
{|class="wikitable"
!width="100"|Misc.
!colspan="3" width="center"|Description
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|align="center"|[[On-screen appearance]]
|colspan="3"|Flies in from a portal, then does a short loop before landing.
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|rowspan="3" align="center"|[[Taunt]]s
|align="center"|Standard
|Sparx will hover in any direction while buzzing, with Spyro chuckle. If Sparx’s gone, he will go to a menacing pose while looking.
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|align="center"|Side
|Performs a backflip, then strikes a pose before saying “Don’t mess with a dragon like me!” The pose is the same as he does in the promotional art of Spyro: Reignited Trilogy.
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|align="center"|Down/Up
|A butterfly will appear and Sparx chases after it until he eats. This is the only way to regain Sparx, but recovers once. There’s a rare chance that a blue butterfly will appear that fully restores Sparx’s health back to 3.
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|align="center"|[[Victory theme]]
|colspan="3"|A short remix of the song ''Hikari'', specifically the ''-KINGDOM Orchestra Instrumental Version-'' rearrangement from ''KINGDOM HEARTS''.
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|align="center"|Victory Standard
|colspan="3"|Spins around happily with Sparx before striking their pose.
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|align="center"|Victory Side
|colspan="3"|A sheep is seen eating grass, then Spyro breaths fire on his back and says “They aren't strong as mine, that's for sure.”
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|align="center"|Victory Up/Down
|colspan="3"|Spyro exclaims “Come on Sparx, let’s go home!” and flies away, with Sparx waving the camera before leaving.
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=={{SSBU|Classic Mode}}: Destiny Unlocked==
Spyro's Classic Mode route references the various bosses found throughtout the series, with all of the stages being in Ω form. Only a few items where disabled.

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!Round!!Opponent!!Stage!!Music!!Notes
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|1||{{Head|Sonic|g=SSBU|s=20px|cl=Green}} (x2) {{SSBU|Sonic}}, then {{Head|KingDedede|g=SSBU|s=20px|cl=Green}} {{SSBU|King Dedede}}||[[Arena Ferox]]||''Rowdy Rumble''||{{Head|DuckHunt|g=SSBU|s=20px|cl=Black}} {{SSBU|Duck Hunt}} is a CPU ally, referencing Donald Duck and Goofy, who accompany Sora on his adventures. Incineroar is a reference to Black Pete and his appearances as a side antagonist in the ''Kingdom Hearts'' games, and Great Bay is a reference to the Pier in Timeless River.
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|2||{{Head|Charizard|g=SSBU|s=20px|cl=Blue}} {{SSBU|Charizard}}||[[Gerudo Valley]] (Battlefield form)||''{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Underground Theme (Super Mario Land)}}''||{{Head|DuckHunt|g=SSBU|s=20px|cl=Black}} {{SSBU|Duck Hunt}} and {{Head|Sheik|g=SSBU|s=20px|cl=Purple}} {{SSBU|Sheik}} appear as CPU allies, the latter being a reference to Aladdin from the Disney film of the same name. The battle is a reference to the battles with Jafar in Agrabah throughout the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series, where he is accompanied by his parrot Iago.
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|3|| {{CharHead|Cloud|SSBU|hsize=20px}} (and {{CharHead|Sephiroth|SSBU|hsize=20px}})||[[Coliseum]]||''{{SSBUMusicLink|Final Fantasy|Fight On!}}'' / (''{{SSBUMusicLink|Final Fantasy|One-Winged Angel}}'')||References the various battles with Cloud and Sephiroth in ''Kingdom Hearts'' and ''Kingdom Hearts II'', most of which take place in Olympus Coliseum. If Sephiroth is downloaded, he will appear as an enemy with Cloud and the music track will be ''One-Winged Angel''; otherwise, Cloud will appear solo with ''Fight On!'' as the music track.
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|4||[[Rathalos]]||[[Forest Hill]]||''The Corrupted''||References the Storm Rider Heartless dragon boss from ''Kingdom Hearts II''.
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|5|| {{Head|KingDedede|g=SSBU|s=20px|cl=Grey}} {{SSBU|King Dedede}}||[[Luigi's Mansion]]||''{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Luigi's Mansion Series Medley}}''||{{Head|DuckHunt|g=SSBU|s=20px|cl=Black}} {{SSBU|Duck Hunt}} appears as a CPU ally. If {{CharHead|Joker|SSBU|hsize=20px}} is downloaded, he will also appear as a CPU ally, referencing Jack Skellington from ''The Nightmare Before Christmas''. Battle references the fights with Oogie Boogie in Halloween Town.
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|6|| Roxas||Station of Awakening||''The Other Promise''||Reference to the battle with Roxas in ''Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix''.
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|colspan="5"|[[Bonus Stage]]
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|Final||{{Head|Ganondorf|g=SSBU|s=20px|cl=White}} Ganondorf x13||{{SSBU|Final Destination}}||''Dark Domination''||Reference to the final battles against Master Xehanort and his True Organization XIII in ''Kingdom Hearts III'', all of which are other incarnations of or vessels for himself. {{Head|DuckHunt|g=SSBU|s=20px|cl=Black}} {{SSBU|Duck Hunt}} and Riku appear as CPU allies.
|}

[[Credits]] roll after completing Classic Mode. Completing it as Sora has "Simple and Clean" accompany the credits if the game is set to English or a European language, or "Hikari" if the game is set to Japanese or an East Asian language.
{{clr}}

==Alternate costumes==
*'''White''' - Based on his morden appearance in recent Samurai Shodown games. It is listed as his main Color A swap in his series.
*'''Red''' - Resembles his Color B swap in Samurai Shodown V Special. It is also his Bust version in Samurai Shodown IV.
*'''Blue''' - Resembles his Color C swap in Samurai Shodown V Special.
*'''Yellow''' - Resembles his Color B swap in Samurai Shodown V.
*'''Green'''
*'''Violet''' - Resembles his Color D swap in Samurai Shodown V.
*'''Black''' - Resembles his Color B swap in the first game. Also resembles his Rasetsu/Bust mode in Samurai Shodown 64-2.
*'''Purple''' - Based on his evil doppelganger, Rasetsumaru, debuting in Samurai Shodown V.

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