The Destroyer then completed its journey right as Spyro and Cynder confronted Malefor, fracturing the planet below them. Unfortunately, even though the two had destroyed the titan's center crystal, this failed to stop the Destroyer, as Malefor controlled the Golem himself through some form of dark magic, and it reached the Belt of Fire to continue onwards. Once they had successfully stopped it, Spyro and Cynder flew in and attacked several key dark crystals on and inside its body. Determining that they would be unable to catch up to the titan, the Dragons, along with their army, set about ambushing the Destroyer as it neared the end of its journey.Īt the Dam, Spyro and Cynder opened the floodgates, flooding the canyon with millions of gallons of water from the sea and stalling the Destroyer. Malefor announced the resurrection to the citizens of Warfang the night of the Golem's defeat, and the Destroyer began to spread the Belt of Fire across the surface of the world. Malefor resurrected the Destroyer to bring about the end of the world. The creature, which had rested in the volcano beneath Malefor's Lair, emerged amidst a gigantic eruption of fire. The Destroyer has the ability to form a wall of fire wherever it walks, known as the "Ring of Annihilation." Once it has completed its journey and returned to the volcano from whence it came, the massive Golem would spread the Belt of Fire across the surface of the world in a torrent of fire and ash, issuing the planet's destruction. The Destroyer was said to be a legendary creature that would bring about a new age and world by destroying the old one.
The Destroyer is a massive golem that has the ability to destroy the world using the 'Ring of Annihilation' it leaves behind as it walks. It made its only appearance in The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon after Spyro and Cynder defeated the Golem.
The Destroyer is a massive ancient golem summoned by Malefor. "The ancients believed that this creature brings about the birth of a new issuing its destruction."
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