Spyro Dawn Of The Dragon Essay

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Another visual media piece that is my favorite is the video game The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon. This is my favorite video game because I have always loved the Spyro series and it teaches important lessons in its gameplay. Its graphics are beautiful and I love the scenery and the sense that the player can play as a dragon. I love how the player can actually fly like a dragon and all of the characters are so interesting and diverse. This game always makes me feel content and relaxed mainly because of the scenery and the soundtrack. The soundtrack is beautifully done and I especially love the background song in the level “Valley of Avalar”. Ignitus, one of the character’s in The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon, states that an interesting …show more content…

And yet sometimes, when all seems lost, a light shines through the darkness, and we are reminded that even the smallest amount of courage can turn the tides of war”(The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon)”. I feel a connection to these quotes because Ignitus’s quote states how there will always be hope and to never give up because there will always be a way to solve what I’m going through. Sometimes I may feel like I need to give up or that I won’t be able to fix my problem, but in the end, I finally find a solution to my problem and that I don’t give up. Another scene that teaches a valuable lesson is when Ignitus says to Spyro “[m]y path ends here. But yours lies beyond this. Draw strength from each other and follow your heart… it will never fail you”(The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon). This shows how we should never give up and that we need each other for support to move on because that is only when will we be truly strong, is when we are together. Spyro and Cynder have a scene where Cynder turns on Spyro because she is controlled by Malefor, however Spyro will not fight her because he has nothing eft to fight for because Cynder isn’t there with him, but Cynder snaps out of it and states “[t]here’s always something to fight for”(The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon)

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