These are the starting and maximum Statistics for this Skylander in the Skylanders games.
- Health: 270 (max. 540)
- Speed: 85 (max. 133)
- Armor: 18 (max. 48)
- Critical Hit: 20 (max. 70)
- Elemental Power: 25 (max. 75)
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{{Characterbox | {{Characterbox | ||
|element = Tech | |||
|name = Tread Head | |name = Tread Head | ||
|image = [[File:Tread_Head_Promo.jpg|290px]] | |image = [[File:Tread_Head_Promo.jpg|290px]] | ||
|species = Unknown | |species = Unknown | ||
|gender = Male | |gender = Male | ||
|role = Skylander | |role = [[Core Skylander]] | ||
|world = Dizzying Dunes | |world = Dizzying Dunes | ||
|appearances = [[Skylanders: Trap Team]] | |attack = | ||
*Wheelie | |||
*Backfire Blast | |||
*Pedal to the Metal | |||
*Spike a Wheelie | |||
*Eat My Dust | |||
|appearances = | |||
*''[[Skylanders: Trap Team]]'' | |||
*''[[Skylanders: Lost Islands]]'' | |||
*'' [[Skylanders: SuperChargers]]'' (''[[Skylanders: SuperChargers Racing|Racing]]'') | |||
*''[[Skylanders: Imaginators]]'' | |||
|voiceeng = Sean Schemmel | |voiceeng = Sean Schemmel | ||
|firstrelease = Skylanders: Trap Team | |firstrelease = ''Skylanders: Trap Team''}} | ||
{{Quote|Tread and Shred!|Tread Head's official catchphrase}} | {{Quote|Tread and Shred!|Tread Head's official catchphrase}} | ||
'''Tread Head''' is one of the [[Tech]] [[ | '''Tread Head''' is one of the [[Tech]] [[Skylander]]s introduced in ''[[Skylanders: Trap Team]]''. | ||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
===Personality=== | ===Personality=== | ||
Tread Head prefers substance over style. It's what inside that matters the most. The outside is just for show.<ref>Skylanders Universe: The Complete Collection (2015), page 149</ref> | Tread Head prefers substance over style. It's what inside that matters the most. The outside is just for show.<ref>''Skylanders Universe: The Complete Collection (2015)'', page 149</ref> | ||
===Biography=== | ===Biography=== | ||
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|path2upgrade2desc = In Wheelie Mode, make tight turns to spray enemies with dirt and rocks. | |path2upgrade2desc = In Wheelie Mode, make tight turns to spray enemies with dirt and rocks. | ||
|path2upgrade3desc = Spin out attack goes so fast that it sets the ground on fire. | |path2upgrade3desc = Spin out attack goes so fast that it sets the ground on fire. | ||
|3DSpower1 = Steamroll Smash | |||
|3DSpower1desc = Hold (Y) to jump forward and roll over anything in range. | |||
|3DSpower2 = Exhaust Blast | |||
|3DSpower2desc = Press (X) to shoot fire from the exhaust. | |||
|3DSupgrade1 = Full Steamroll Smash | |||
|3DSupgrade1level = 3 | |||
|3DSupgrade1desc = Steamroll now has 4 levels. Releasing the button with the right timing will do a front flip for extra damage. Releasing too late will have the bike fall backwards. | |||
|3DSupgrade2 = Flame Circle | |||
|3DSupgrade2level = 6 | |||
|3DSupgrade2desc = Repeatedly press (Y) to spin frantically, and eventually trigger a flamethrower. | |||
|3DSupgrade3 = Rocket | |||
|3DSupgrade3level = 9 | |||
|3DSupgrade3desc = Hold (X) to charge-up then release to shoot forward like a rocket and damage everything ahead. | |||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Tread Head is one of the few Skylanders who aren't Superchargers but use vehicles as weapons (other examples are [[Sprocket]] and [[Fryno]]). However, he is the first and currently the only one to never get off his ride. | *Tread Head is one of the few Skylanders who aren't [[SuperChargers|Superchargers]] but use vehicles as weapons (other examples are [[Sprocket]] and [[Fryno]]). However, he is the first and currently the only one to never get off his ride. | ||
*He and [[High Five]] both have a racing theme. | *He and [[High Five]] both have a racing theme. | ||
*The only time he is seen out of his vehicle is in his rest cutscene, where he gets out as it breaks down. | *The only time he is seen out of his vehicle is in his rest cutscene, where he gets out as it breaks down. | ||
*In ''[[Skylanders: SuperChargers]], ''if you put him in another [[Vehicles|Vehicle]], he will get out of his own bike and drive the vehicle he is driving. | *In ''[[Skylanders: SuperChargers]], ''if you put him in another [[Vehicles|Vehicle]], he will get out of his own bike and drive the vehicle he is driving. | ||
*Tread Head shares many physical similarities with [[Air Strike]], including proportions, stature and facial features. | *Tread Head shares many physical similarities with [[Air Strike]], including proportions, stature and facial features. | ||
*If Tread Head jumps while in wheelie mode, he’ll do a backflip with his bike. | |||
*When given a hat, it appears much smaller on him compared to on other Skylanders. This is most likely to avoid having it clip through his bike. | |||
*Unlike other playable characters, when the player stops moving the control stick, Tread Head won’t stop moving right away, as he has to slow his bike to a stop. | |||
*However, if the player presses the jump button, moves the control stick in the direction they want to go, then lets go before Tread Head hits the ground, he will land in place, just like every other playable character. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Skylanders]] | [[Category:Skylanders]] | ||
[[Category:Tech Skylanders]] | [[Category:Tech Skylanders]] | ||
[[Category:Playable | [[Category:Playable characters]] | ||
[[Category:Male Skylanders]] | [[Category:Male Skylanders]] | ||
[[Category:Core Skylanders]] | |||
[[Category:Article stubs]] | [[Category:Article stubs]] | ||
[[Category:Characters]] | [[Category:Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Male | [[Category:Male characters]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:30, May 23, 2025
| Tread Head | |
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| Element: | Tech |
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| Species: | Unknown |
| Gender: | Male |
| Role: | Core Skylander |
| World: | Dizzying Dunes |
| Attacks: | *Wheelie
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| Appears in: | *Skylanders: Trap Team |
| First Release: | Skylanders: Trap Team |
| English Voice Actor: | Sean Schemmel |
- “Tread and Shred!”
- – Tread Head's official catchphrase
Tread Head is one of the Tech Skylanders introduced in Skylanders: Trap Team.
Background
Personality
Tread Head prefers substance over style. It's what inside that matters the most. The outside is just for show.[1]
Biography
As an orphan from the Dizzying Dunes, Tread Head had always dreamed of racing. And after a summer of scavenging for parts, he finally managed to build a bike that would allow him to enter the local racing circuit. The other competitors laughed at the crudeness of his work, but Tread Head had built it for performance, not for style. So when the race began, he jumped out to a commanding lead. But as he entered a canyon, he suddenly found himself at a roadblock – of Goblin troops! Knowing the other racers were in danger, he pulled off the road and kicked up so much dust that the Goblins had no choice but to flee, allowing the other racers to pass safely. Tread Head may have lost the race that day, but he earned the respect of Master Eon, who would see to it that Tread Head would tread on evil wherever he goes!
Gameplay
Stats
Warning: These stats are not used in any of the Skylander games. They are only listed for completeness reasons.
- Strength: 50
- Defense: 50
- Agility: 170
- Luck: 90
Abilites
| Basic Abilities These abilities are available from the start of the game. |
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| Wheelie | Backfire Blast |
Rocket Boost
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 Press Attack 1 to speed up and pop a wheelie right through enemies. |
 Press Attack 2 to shoot enemies behind you with backfire from your cycle. |
 Once you hit maximum speed in Wheelie Mode, press Attack 3 to rocket boost off of a ramp. | ||||
| Basic Upgrades Skylanders can buy new abilities from Persephone/Power Pods. | ||||||
| Pedal to the Metal | Spin Out | Tread Heavily | Kick Up Some Dust | |||
 Perform the Wheelie attack for longer. |
 Press Attack 3 for a spin attack - any damage you take while spinning is cut in half. |
 Bigger treads equals bigger damage from the Wheelie attack. |
 Spin out attack does extra damage around a larger area. | |||
| Drag Racer |
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| Spike a Wheelie | Go Out With a Bang | Burning Rubber | ||
 Spiked wheels make Wheelie attack do extra damage. |
 Shoot out a massive backfire during the last stage of a Wheelie. |
 Leave a fire trail during the last stages of a Wheelie. |
| Pavement Peeler |
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| Eat My Dust | Spray It, Don't Say It | Fire Spin | ||
 Enemies hit by the Spin out attack are slowed down by a dust cloud. |
 In Wheelie Mode, make tight turns to spray enemies with dirt and rocks. |
 Spin out attack goes so fast that it sets the ground on fire. |
Skylanders can use abilities depending on their level.
Starting Powers
- Steamroll Smash (Primary Attack): Hold (Y) to jump forward and roll over anything in range.
- Exhaust Blast (Secondary Attack): Press (X) to shoot fire from the exhaust.
- Full Steamroll Smash (requires level: 3): Steamroll now has 4 levels. Releasing the button with the right timing will do a front flip for extra damage. Releasing too late will have the bike fall backwards.
- Flame Circle (requires level: 6): Repeatedly press (Y) to spin frantically, and eventually trigger a flamethrower.
- Rocket (requires level: 9): Hold (X) to charge-up then release to shoot forward like a rocket and damage everything ahead.
Quotes
- "Tread and Shread!"
- "Tread carefully!"
- "Wheelie!"
- "Vroom!"
- "Check me out!"
- "No competition!"
- "Time for a victory lap!"
- "On the right track!" - when checking stats
- "Mhm, gaining some traction!" - when checking stats
- "Cool hat, sort of" - when wearing a hat
- "Awesome headgear!" - when wearing a hat
- "The name worth of a champ!" - when given a new nickname
Character Trailers
Gallery
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Tread Head's toy form -
Tread Head in-game -
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Tread Head Transparent Render -
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Tread Head's card -
Tread Head's packaging
Trivia
- Tread Head is one of the few Skylanders who aren't Superchargers but use vehicles as weapons (other examples are Sprocket and Fryno). However, he is the first and currently the only one to never get off his ride.
- He and High Five both have a racing theme.
- The only time he is seen out of his vehicle is in his rest cutscene, where he gets out as it breaks down.
- In Skylanders: SuperChargers, if you put him in another Vehicle, he will get out of his own bike and drive the vehicle he is driving.
- Tread Head shares many physical similarities with Air Strike, including proportions, stature and facial features.
- If Tread Head jumps while in wheelie mode, he’ll do a backflip with his bike.
- When given a hat, it appears much smaller on him compared to on other Skylanders. This is most likely to avoid having it clip through his bike.
- Unlike other playable characters, when the player stops moving the control stick, Tread Head won’t stop moving right away, as he has to slow his bike to a stop.
- However, if the player presses the jump button, moves the control stick in the direction they want to go, then lets go before Tread Head hits the ground, he will land in place, just like every other playable character.
References
- ↑ Skylanders Universe: The Complete Collection (2015), page 149
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