- “Thank you for releasing me.”
- —Unika
Unika is a Dream Weavers dragon who first appeared in Spyro the Dragon. He is imprisoned in the realm of Jacques. He can be reached by gliding through a certain path, or using Spyro's jump/charge to get on a high platform early and gliding over, or you can hit the Fool holding it up.
Appearance[]
Original Design (1998)[]
Unika is a orange dragon with a sky blue underbelly. He shares the same character model as Kasiya, Mudada, and Copano.
Reignited Design (2018)[]
In Spyro Reignited Trilogy, he appears to be more heavy, and has a moustache and beard. He is carrying a harp, his horns are now white with gold decorations, has a navy-blue and gold trimmed cloth around his neck with tassels, and knobs on his tail like a violin.
Gallery[]
Spyro Reignited Trilogy concept art of Unika by Nicola Saviori
Unika's 3D model in the Spyro Reignited Trilogy
Trivia[]
Original[]
- In several prototype builds of the original game, this dragon has no animation or dialogue. Instead, his statue disappears immediately upon collection.
- In the original game, his vocals were reused from Hexus.
Reignited Trilogy[]
- In the Reignited Trilogy, Unika has slightly more dialogue, saying: "Thank you for releasing me, Spyro. Take care.".
- Unika's Reignited design was inspired by lullabies.[1]
References[]
- ↑ The Art of Spyro: Reignited Trilogy, page 87
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