Health: 1 HP (1 HP)
Damage methods:
- Spear Poke: 11 damage (11 damage)
XP given: Unknown
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| Mini-Knight | |
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| Species: | Animated Armor |
| Role: | Enemies |
| World: | *Heroic Challenges |
| Attacks: | *Spear Poke |
| Appears in: | *Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure (Console) |
Mini-Knights are tiny animated suits of armor in Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure. Though never properly introduced, they are a common threat in Heroic Challenges rather than the main levels. Their main method of attack is to swarm the opponent in great numbers, and repeatedly attack with their spears. Though they use large shields and have 1 health.
Game Data
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Gallery
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Grey Mini-Knights from Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure (Playstation 3/Xbox 360) -
Haunted Guard from 3DS version of Spyro's Adventure
See also
Trivia
- There are three colored variants of the enemy; one with silver armor, one with dark purple armor, and another with various shades of orange and red. There are no difference in their behavior however.
- As they are animated armor, they move and look similar to Shadow Knights, and groups of it are sometimes accompanied by one.
- In the Nintendo 3DS version of Spyro's Adventure, there are similar enemies called Haunted Guards, these are a lot bigger and take more damage.
- These have a face similar to that of the Inhuman Shields on their shields.
- In Skylanders: Giants, their models were later reused for Inhuman Shields.
- In Dreadyacht Defenders, they are mistakenly called Arkeyan Jousters.
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