There is an entire episode about main characters trauma regarding his family, the truth and a battle, where everyone plays it off as if he cant be scared since hes the greatest Skylander on the team. Stealth Elf is the worst offender as she repeatedly berates her so called friend, and acts as if he has no right to feel sorry for himself in certain situations. Other characters are either stupid, ignorant or straight up rude- and are played off as being better than our main character morally. He is shown to act out of impulse, actively harming himself or putting himself in danger, and no one takes accountability for it, despite the fact they essentially tell him he needs to prove himself over and over again to be seen as respectable- even though he does most of the work. He is repeatedly gaslit by friends and peers about his true family and its supposed to be funny- it often isn't. The main character is often left to do most of the work himself, while also struggling with inner conflict on his upbringing and ancestors. Theres a lot of humour about Marital struggles (a recurring joke of Claire and Gary's failing marriage- bizarre), Mental Health and family struggles. The only issues I had with the show is the humour, while I found it funny as I'm a teenager, the humour is really questionable. Could a Skylander this impulsive really be the 'Chosen One' like Master Eon believes? Only one way to find out.Skylanders Academy is a show made for fans of Skylanders or Spyro the Dragon, and thats evident. He probably won't even think once! Which might explain why he finds himself in over his head more than he'd care to admit. Who else can breathe fire, fly like an acrobat through the air, and tell a joke all at the same time? That's some serious multi-tasking! When the cards are stacked against you, you want a friend like Spyro on your side - because he'll jump right into danger without thinking twice. And this cocky hero would be the first to tell you that! But there's no denying this is one awesome dragon. That purple blur that just whizzed past your eyes and blew the papers off your desk isn't your imagination playing tricks on you – it's Spyro, maybe the greatest Skylander of all time. He is voiced by Justin Long, who also portrayed Darry Jenner in the first two Jeepers Creepers movies and voiced Alvin Seville in the Alvin and the Chipmunks live-action movies, Lem Korplog in Planet 51, Humphrey in Alpha and Omega, and Patchi in Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie, while his evil counterpart is voiced by Jason Ritter. Spyro is the main protagonist of the Skylanders Academy television series.

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