Character Upgrade Guide

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The following guide details the attacks of each character and the damage each attack deals as they level up from Level 1 to Level 10. It will be updated over the course of the next few days.

Magic Characters:
Dark Spyro
Health Boosts: Levels 4, 7 and 10
Damage Boosts: Levels 2, 5 and 8
Upgrades: Levels 3, 6 and 9

Dark Spyro can glide, allowing him to fall slower after jumping by holding the jump button.

Dragon's Fury
Dark Spyro's primary attack, which is a combo attack which starts with him swinging his tail in a circle.  During the 2nd attack he attacks with both his wings, both of which hits for separate damage.  He breathes lightning for the final attack.
Starting damage: 6, 3+5, 12
Level 2 Damage Boost: 7, 3+6, 15
Level 5 Damage Boost: 9, 4+8, 19
Level 8 Damage Boost: 12, 6+10, 24

Shadow Spark
Dark Spyro breathes lightning, which causes damage leaves behind electric sparks that damage enemies standing in them.  A enemy standing still in an electrified spot can take damage 12-15 times.
Starting Damage: 6 damage, electrified spots deal 3 damage
Level 2 Damage Boost: 7 damage, electrified spots deal 3 damage
Level 5 damage boost: 9 damage, electrified spots deal 4 damage
Level 8 Damage Boosts: 12 damage, electrified spots deal 6 damage

Airburn (earned at Level 3)
When jumping, pressing X makes Dark Spyro blast electricity downward.  This also leaves electrified spots on the ground.
Starting damage: 11, electrified spots deal 3 damage each
Level 5 Damage Boost: 14, electrified spots deal 4 damage each
Level 8 Damage Boost: 18, electrified spots deal 6 damage each

Energy Conduit (earned at level 6)
Running through an electrified spot causes Dark Spyro to become energized, causing him to move faster.  When using Dragon's Fury while energized, Dark Spryo sends a shockwave out ahead of him after each attack that does additional damage.
Shockwaves starting damage: 4, 6, 9
Level 8 Damage Boost: 6, 8, 12

Shadow Beam (earned at level 9)
By holding X, Dark Spyro charges a beam of electricity.  After it has fully charged, the beam can be released to deal damage, and leaves electricity on the ground.

Starting damage: 36, electrified spots deal 6 each. 

Double Trouble
Health Boosts: Levels 4, 7 and 10
Damage Boosts: Levels 2, 5 and 8
Upgrades: Levels 3, 6 and 9

Double Trouble can hover in place after jumping, allowing him to stay at the same elevation for a few seconds.

Lightning Staff: 
Double Trouble shoots a beam of lightning from his staff, similar to the console version.  The lightning beam deals damage to an enemy 4-5 times per second, and will lock onto a nearby after an enemy is defeated, but this does not seem to work as well as on the console games.
Starting damage: 4 (16-20 per second)
Level 2 Damage Boost: 5 (20-25 per second)
Level 5 Damage Boost: 6 (24-30 per second)
Level 8 Damage boost: 8 ( 32-40 damage per second)

Double Up
Double Trouble casts a spell ahead of him, which turns into a double of him.  The initial spell will damage the enemy that it hits, while the doubles will target an enemy and explode.  He may have up to 2 doubles active at a time.

Spell Starting Damage: 2
Level 2 Damage Boost: 2
Level 5 Damage Boost: 3
Level 8 Damage Boost: 4

Doubles Starting Damage: 11
Level 2 Damage Boost: 13 (17 after Frigi Double Upgrade is earned)
Level 5 Damage Boost: 22
Level 8 Damage Boost: 28

Frigidouble (earned level 3)
Double Trouble alternates between creating his regular doubles and freezing doubles.  Freezing doubles deal less damage, but stun enemies they hit.  Double Troubles spell deals the same damage as his normal doubles. 

Starting Damage:  13
Level 5 Damage Boost: 17
Level 8 damage Boost: 22

Bolt Burst (earned level 6)
When Double Trouble uses his Lightning Staff, the beam causes an explosion when it hits the ground.  The beam can be held as normal after, but you must wait 2-3 seconds before you may start the attack again in order to produce another explosion.

Starting Damage: 16
Level 8 damage boost: 20

Double Double
By holding the X button for a few seconds, Double Trouble creates a double that is twice its normal size.  These doubles alternate between ice and regular size doubles, and the initial spell also deals more damage.

Initial Spell damage: 14
Regular Doubles: 38
Freeze Doubles: 32

Legendary Spyro
Spyro
Voodood
Wrecking Ball

Tech Characters:
Boomer
Drill Sergeant
Drobot
Legendary Trigger Happy
Trigger Happy

Water Characters:
Gill Grunt
Slam Bam
Wham-Shell
Zap

Fire Characters:
Eruptor
Flameslinger

Ignitor
Health Boost: Levels 2 , 5 and 8
Damage Voosts: Levels 3, 6 and 9
Upgrades: Levels 4, 7 and 10

Burning Blade
A combo attack where Ignitor swings his blade 3 times
Starting Damage: 7, 11, 13
Level 3 Damage Boost: 8, 13, 16
Level 6 Damage Boost: 11, 17, 20
Level 9 Damage Boost: 14, 22, 26

Fire Spirit
Ignitor's spirit rotates around his body for a few seconds.  When he approaches an enemy, the spirit will home in on the enemy and damage them.  The spirit is capable of hitting up to 13 times per use.  Pressing X causes the spirit to return to Ignitor's body.
Starting Damage: 4 per hit
Level 3 Damage Boost: 5 per hit
Level 6 Damage Boost: 6 per hit
Level 9 Damage Boost: 8 per hit

Spirit Explosion (earned at Level 4)
As time passes during Ignitor's Spirit Flame attack, his spirit grows in size.  After the flame has hit 6-7 times, pressing X returns the spirit to his body, causing an explosion to emit from his body, damaging all in the blast radius.
Starting Damage: 15
Level 6 Damage Boost: 19
Level 9 Damage Boost: 24

Blue Flame Sheath (earned at level 7)
A few seconds after Ignitor begins dashing, his flame will turn blue.  While the flame his blue, his attack and movement speed are increased.

Blade Spin (earned at level 10)
By holding the Y button at the end of his Burning Blade combo, Ignitor throws his sword a short distance from his body.  The sword spins in place as long as the button is held, continually damaging enemies it hits. Ignitor cannot walk from the spot he is standing in while the sword is spinning, but can turn in place to rotate the sword in a circle around his body.
Starting damage: 8 damage per hit

Sunburn

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Ground characters:
Bash
Dino-Rang
Legendary Bash

Prism Break
Health Boosts: Levels 2, 5 and 8
Damage Boosts: Levels 3, 6 and 9
Upgrades: Levels 4, 7 and 10

Gemcutter:
Prism Break shoots a beam of energy a short distance in front of his body.  The beam deals a steady stream of damage to enemies and does home in on them if they're at a slightly higher or lower elevation.  Prism Break can only move in a circle when shooting the beam.

Starting Damage: 4 damage per hit
Level 3 Damage Boost: 5 damage per hit
Level 6 Damage Boost: 6 Damage per hit
Level 9 Damage Boost: 8 Damage per hit

Gemcrafting:
Prism Break summons a crystal to rise from the ground, which damages enemies it hits.  Prism Break can shoot his beam through the crystal, causing it to split into 2 beams in a V pattern.  The 2 beams will then move closer to each other until they combine back into one, then move back out into the V pattern.  If the beams hit an enemy, they will slow down in order to deal more damage to the enemy.  The crystal is destroyed after about 3 seconds of shooting the beam into it.
Summon starting Damage: 5
Level 3 Damage Boost: 6
Level 6 Damage Boost: 8
Level 9 Damage Boost: 10

Beambreak (earned at level 4):
When Prism Break shots a beam into the crystal, the 2 split beams will will rotate in almost a circular pattern, expanding the radius that enemies can be hit by the attack.

Gem Crash (earned at Level 7)
When Prism Break dashes into a crystal, it explodes and damages enemies.  Dashing into a crystal will also temporarily increase the damage that Prism Break's beam deals to enemies.

Explosion Starting Damage: 16
Level 9 Damage Boost: 20

Beam Increase Starting Damage: Beam increases to 8 damage per hit
Level 9 Damage Boost: Beam increases to 10 damage per hit

Multifaceted (earned at level 10):
By holding the X button for 2-3 seconds, Prism Break will create a larger crystal.  This crystal deals more damage when summoned and lasts for about 5 seconds when the beam is shot into it.
Summoning Starting Damage: 20

Terrafin

Life characters:
Camo

Stealth Elf
Health Boosts: Levels 4, 7 and 10
Damage Boosts: Levels 3, 6 and 9
Upgrades: Levels 2, 5 and 8

Dagger Dance
A combo attack where Stealth Elf slashes with her blades.  The 2nd attack in the combo has her spin in place and deal damage with both her knives separately.
Starting Damage: 6, 5+5, 16
Level 3 Damage Boost: 7, 6+6, 20
Level 6 Damage Boost: 9, 8+8, 25
Level 9 Damage Boost: 12, 10+10, 32

Thorn Throw
Stealth Elf throws a thorn ahead of her.
Starting Damage: 3
Level 3 Damage Boost: 3
Level 6 Damage Boost: 4 (16 after Thorn Storm upgrade at level 8, stuns enemies)
Level 9 Damage Boost: 20

Sneaky Decoy (earned at level 2)
Stealth Elf turns invisible while dashing.  If an enemy hits her while she is invisible, a scarecrow is created which damages and stuns enemies.  The scarecrow then explodes a few seconds later, damaging enemies
Starting Damage: 7 damage when scarecrow created, 8 when it explodes.
Level 3 Damage Boost: 8, 10
Level 6 Damage Boost: 11,12
Level 9 Damage Boost: 14, 16

Stun Run (earned at level 5)
While dashing, pressing Y causes Stealth Elf to turn visible and slash at enemies, damaging and stunning them.
Starting Damage: 15
Level 6 Damage Boost: 19
Level 9 Damage Boost: 24

Thorn Storm (earned at level 8)
Increases the damage of Stealth Elf's initial storm throw and causes them to stun (damage shown above).  After throwing the 1st thorn, each press of the button after causes her to throw two that travel in a V pattern, each dealing their own damage.
Double thorn Starting Damage: 4 each
Level 9 Damage Boost: 6 damage each

Stump Smash
Health Boosts: Levels 2, 5 and 8
Damage Boosts: Levels 4, 7 and 10
Upgrades: Levels 3, 6 and 9

Wood Wallop: Stump Smash's primary attack.  A combo attack, he can swing his arms up to 3 times to damage enemies. 
Starting Damage (3 separate hits): 7, 11, 14
Level 4 Damage Boost: 8, 13, 17
Level 7 damage boost: 11, 17, 22
Level 10 damage boost: 14, 22, 28

Spore Spew: Stump Smash's secondary attack, he spits out two acorns, though they seem to explode at the same time.  A hit enemy is poisoned for 6-7 seconds, taking increasing damage as time passes.
Starting Damage: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, then 9 damage times (99 total damage in 6-7 seconds)
Level 4 Damage boost: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, then 11 damage 7 times (119 total damage in 6-7 seconds)
Level 7 damage boost: 1, 3, 4, 8, 9, 11, 12, then 14 damage 7 times (152 damage in 6-7 seconds)
Level 10 damage boost: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, then 18 damage 7 times (198 damage in 6-7 seconds)

Bark Blast (earned at level 3)
By holding the Y button, Stump Smash can charge each hit of his primary attack to do increased damage.  Stump Smash does not need to hold every hit, so he can do his basic damage with the first two attacks, then hold the button for the final hit and do max damage on the final hit.
Starting damage: 11, 16, 21
Level 4 Damage Boost: 13, 20, 26
Level 7 damage boost: 17, 25, 33
Level 10 damage boost: 22, 32, 42

Spiny Shield (earned Level 6)
Stump Smash grows protective thorns on his back, which allow him to prevent all damage from the first attack that hits him while they are on his back.  He also creates a small blast when this happens, damaging all enemies next to him.  The thorns fall off after the first attack, but regrow in 5-8 seconds.
Blast Damage Starting Damage: 5
Level 7 dmamge boost: 6
Level 10 damage boost: 8

Timber Thump (earned level 9)
Stump Smash automatically slams his hands into the ground while he is dashing, dealing damage each time they hit the ground.  He swings his arms 6 times during a dash before slowing down.  This upgrade also allows him to damage enemies as he lands on the ground after jumping, and deals more damage after landing from a double jump.

Dash Starting Damage: 8 (48 damage per full dash)
Level 10 Damage Boost: 10 (60 damage per full dash)

Landing after Jump Starting Damage: 9 ( did not test double jump)
Level 10 Damage boost: 12, 16 after a double jump.

Zook

Undead characters:
Chop Chop
Cynder
Ghost Roaster
Hex
Legendary Chop Chop

Air characters:
Lightning Rod
Sonic Boom
Warnado
Whirlwind

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Space reserved in case additional room is needed once guide is complete.

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Guide updated with Prism Break. More coming in the next few days, if anyone has any requests for the next characters, please post them here. Please note that I do not currently have any of the Legendary figures though.

[Yaggleberry Finn]

I don't have a specific character to request - any of the ones that you consider to be the best. If you could either rate them according to their usefulness here, or start a separate thread I for one would appreciate it.

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Sorry for the sudden stop in updates on this, the store that I currently work at is in the process of closing, and between longer shifts there and searching for a new job I haven't had much time to work on it. I am planning on a major update either Wednesday or Thursday night though, which should include at least 8-10 more characters, hopefully including Lightning Rod and Zook if I am able to get them at Toys R Us on Wednesday.