Greeble

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This article is about the characters from the games. For the characters from the spin-off TV series, see Greeble (Skylanders Academy).

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Greebles
Species:	Greebles
Role:	Ally (one) Neutral Enemy
World:	Skylands Mount Cloudbreak
Appears in:	Skylanders: Swap Force (Console) Skylanders: Trap Team (mentioned) Skylanders: SuperChargers (Racing) Skylanders: Battlecast Skylanders: Imaginators

The Greebles are one of the main enemies introduced in Skylanders: Swap Force. No one knows where the Greebles came from, but some say they were hatched from colored eggs. Power hungry wizards and sorcerers can order them by the dozen in the "Minions Monthly" catalog for a relatively affordable fee, that sometimes comes with a free hat.

After being evilized by Kaos upon being brought into his army, their purple Evilized counterparts take over the roles of their normal counterparts. Large mutant Greebles are called Bubba Greebs.

In Skylanders: SuperChargers, Buzz bought a Greeble Dispenser from the Minions Monthly catalog for the Skylanders to use Greebles as living training dummies at the Skylanders Academy. In the Land Vehicle training area, Greebles drive the Clunker vehicles. In Skylanders: SuperChargers Racing, the Greebles replace the Mabu as NPC racers in the Racing Action Pack tracks.

In battle arenas, Greebles occasionally come down from the sky, and are dropped off by green umbrellas.

Battlecast Abilities

Regular purple Greebles appear in Skylanders: Battlecast as the main forces of Pain-Yatta's army. Their signature gear is the Deceiver's Blade, a dagger that increases the Greeble's spell damage, but more importantly draws an extra card whenever they attack.

Deceiver's Blade - Gear		Greeble Lunge - Special Ability
Common (Unobtainable) +10 spell power. When owner attacks, draw a card.		Common (Unobtainable) Greeble attacks an enemy.

Notable Greebles

• Grizzo
• Lt. Woalf
• Bubba Greebs
• Food Thief
• Knight Doomlander
• Greeble Master Chef

Enemies

• Evilized Greeble
• Greeble Screwball
• Greeble Blunderbuss
• Greeble Ironclad
• Pirate Powderkeg
• Pirate Slamspin
• Greeble Heaver
• Greeble Slamspin
• Crystal Master
• Ghastly Greeble
• Greeble Dum Dum

Gallery

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  By Jeff Bellio

Trivia

• A few Greebles, such as Lt. Woalf and Grizzo, are capable of speech.
  • In the Skylanders Academy TV show spinoff, all Greebles are capable of speech.
  • In the Swap Force Gameplay Demo, Greebles were originally going to talk in SWAP Force.
• Big Bad Woalf is a reference to The Three Little Pigs's main antagonist, the Big Bad Wolf.
• Concept art reveals that Evilized Greebles were originally planned to have red eyes, while regular Greebles were green with yellow eyes. An alternative design placed Greebles on long wooden stilts, wearing red masks and headgear.
• Greebles were originally planned to pilot a number of giant, mech-like machines modeled after Arkeyan armor. In addition, a number of Greebles were also designed as masked or hooded blade-wielding ninjas.
• Though the only purple Greebles faced in the main games are evilized, there appear to be regular purple greebles as the ones that Fist Bump faces in his backstory and the ones fought in the Magic Realm in Skylanders: Battlecast, which lack horns.
• According to Kaos, the free hat that comes with Minions Monthly Greeble orders is considered lame.
• Greebles are named after the special effect technique, also known as nunnies, where details are added quickly and cheaply to a model, usually through semi-automated 3D modeling techniques. The actual enemies, however, do not have this amount of detail, automated or otherwise.
• According to developer Dan Wallace, the Greeble race received as much development love as any Skylander.
• Having the Greebles interwoven throughout Swap Force gave the game a very cohesive feel.
• Greebles share similar characteristics with the imps from Spyro's Adventure, both being small, mischevious, thieving, and possessing small horns (though the Greebles only have horns when evilized).
• In Swap Force's alpha, Greebles have several voicelines, indicating that they were originally planned to speak during cutscenes, taunt Skylanders during combat, and plead for mercy.