Spyro: Season of Ice
Developer(s):	Digital Eclipse Software
Publisher(s):	Universal Interactive Studios Konami (Japanese version)
Released:	NA (November 29, 2001) EU, AU (November 16, 2001) JP (December 26, 2001)
Genre:	Platform
Modes:	Single-player
Rating:	ESRB: Everyone PEGI: Everyone 3+
Platform(s):	Game Boy Advance
Soundtrack:	Spyro: Season of Ice Main Theme

Spyro: Season of Ice (スパイロ アドバンス Spyro Advance in Japanese) is the first Spyro game to appear on the Game Boy Advance. The first Spyro game to be made by a developer other than Spyro's creators Insomniac Games, Digital Eclipse have done a decent enough job on this game to make it playable and replayable. The Japanese release of the game was Published and Distributed by Konami which they were known for producing the Castlevania and Contra series.

SummaryEdit

Season of Ice takes you, as Spyro, to the Fairy Realms in order to save them from an evil menace. Set shortly after Spyro: Year of the Dragon, Season of Ice continues with a slightly linked story.

StoryEdit

After the defeat of the Sorceress, many of her old Rhynoc minions were left out of work or had to take less-than-ideal day jobs. None more so than Grendor, the Rhynoc librarian at the Grand Central Dragon Realms library. A small, meek figure, Grendor never made the cut into the Rhynoc army and desperately longed for a career change. One day, Bianca spent a few hours in the library researching ideal vacation spots for a trip she was planning for Spyro, Hunter and herself. With all the travel books, Bianca mistakenly left the Sorceress' Spell book behind. Finding the book, Grendor was inspired by an ingenious plan. Flipping through the pages, he found himself a transformation spell to change his meager frame into a towering mass of muscle and brainpower! Wasting no more time, he read the spell aloud; too hasty even to notice the book was turned upside down. Grendor wound up with bulk and brainpower all right, but in the form of two heads, and a migraine in both of his thick skulls.

The camera zooms in to see Spyro, Hunter and Bianca relaxing on a beach somewhere, probably Dragon Shores, when Hunter suddenly sees something in the sky. Hunter thinks it's a flying sheep saucer but Spyro recognizes it as a balloon. Bianca catches it and reads the note attached to it. The note is from Zoe and reads: "Dear Spyro, I'm using every last drop of my magic to send you this message. Someone has cast a powerful spell over the Fairy World and, freezing fairies in Ice Crystals. And we can't get out! Now, the Rhynocs are back and collecting fairies one by one. I wish I knew what they were up to. Please come back before it's too late." Spyro decides to go help the fairies and Bianca says she'll go off and check her spell book for something to help. Hunter mentions that she hasn't been carrying the Spell Book for a few days which is news to Bianca but she finds out that she no longer has it on her. She realizes that she must have left it in the library when she got the travel book for their vacation. As she sets off to find her book, Hunter, Spyro and Sparx head off to help the fairies.

Worlds and LevelsEdit

Autumn Fairy HomeEdit

• Level I: Lava Prairie
• Level II: Mermaid Coast
• Level III: Market Mesa
• Level IV: Stone Age Speedway
• Level V: Ant Farm

Winter Fairy HomeEdit

• Level I: Hummingbird Fort
• Level II: Panda Gardens
• Level III: Honey Marsh
• Level IV: Ice Age Speedway
• Level V: Wasp City

Spring Fairy HomeEdit

• Level I: Time Machine Lab
• Level II: Roman City
• Level III: Twilight Bulb Factory
• Level IV: Aqua Age Speedway
• Level V: Caterpillar Gardens

Summer Fairy HomeEdit

• Level I: Dusty Trails
• Level II: Star Park
• Level III: Space Age Speedway
• Level IV: Beetle Burrows
• Level V: Grendor's Lair