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|world = [[Iron Jaw Gulch]] <br> Plants vs. Cakes | |||
|appearances = [[Skylanders: Swap Force]] | |appearances = [[Skylanders: Swap Force]] | ||
|attack = Anchor Spin | |attack = Anchor Spin | ||
|firstrelease = Skylanders: Swap Force}} | |firstrelease = Skylanders: Swap Force}}'''Pirate Slamspins''' are a type of Greeble found in ''[[Skylanders: Swap Force]]''. Their method of attacking is spinning at high speeds, which then renders them dizzy and vulnerable. | ||
'''Pirate Slamspins''' are a type of Greeble found in ''[[Skylanders: Swap Force]]''. Their method of attacking is spinning at high speeds, which then renders them dizzy and vulnerable. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 02:53, October 5, 2019
| Pirate Slamspins | |
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| Species: | Greeble |
| Role: | Enemy |
| World: | Iron Jaw Gulch Plants vs. Cakes |
| Attacks: | Anchor Spin |
| Appears in: | Skylanders: Swap Force |
| First Release: | Skylanders: Swap Force |
Pirate Slamspins are a type of Greeble found in Skylanders: Swap Force. Their method of attacking is spinning at high speeds, which then renders them dizzy and vulnerable.
Trivia
- Their attack method is similar to a Mohawk Cyclopses from Skylanders: Giants.
- The only difference is, they won't stop spinning when they come into contact with an enemy or a Skylander. However, Magna Charge's Polarized Pickup and/or Magneto Ball, Free Ranger's Tornado Vacuum Boost, Slam Bam's Ice Prisons, and Grim Creeper's Spook and Destroy are capable of stopping their spinning.
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