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== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
* Translucent Red Camo and Crystal Whirlwind were released two years after Spyro's Adventure.
* Translucent Red Camo and Crystal Whirlwind were released two years after [[Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure|Spyro's Adventure]] during restocks of the figures alongside the release of [[Skylanders: Swap Force]].
*Battlegrounds Double Trouble is a rerelease of Series 2 Double Trouble with the series 1 counterpart's figure. This toy was released exclusively in the [[Skylanders: Battlegrounds]] starter pack in regions that did not receive the [[Royal Double Trouble]] figure. It is also known as 'Series 1.5 Double Trouble' in the fanbase.
**Despite the fact these figures were released after the games began to assign Chase Variant Skylanders with the 'Special' or 'Rare' tag, neither of them have it, making them functionally identical to their Series 1 counterparts.
**Battlegrounds Double Trouble does not act any differently from the regular Series 2 release, does not register as 'Special' or 'Rare, and the figure is identical to the Series 1 version but with an orange base in place of green.  
*The Skylander [[Sidekicks]] that were distributed as part of two Frito-Lay promotions were later given the distinction of 'Special' as of [[Skylanders: Trap Team]] to further diffirentiate them from their [[Minis|Mini]] counterparts.
**Battlegrounds Double Trouble did receive a unique character card.  
**The Sidekicks are the only figures from the Spyro's Adventure toyline to have the 'Special' tag.  
*Happy Birthday Ben! Starcast was a figure specially produced in an incredibly limited run for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Brady Tom Brady]'s son, Ben. Brady is a personal friend of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_Kotick Bobby Kotick], the CEO of Activision Blizzard. There were only enough figures made for the party and a few that went to employees of the core Skylanders development team. As such, this figure is thought to be one of the rarest - if not THE rarest - Skylander to ever be produced. <ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/skylanders/comments/ehrn6j/ive_never_seen_anyone_post_this_is_this_the/</ref>
*Battlegrounds Double Trouble is a rerelease of Series 2 Double Trouble with the series 1 counterpart's figure. This toy was released exclusively in the [[Skylanders: Battlegrounds]] starter pack in regions that did not receive the [[Royal Double Trouble]] figure. It is also sometimes referred to as 'Series 1.5 Double Trouble' by the fanbase.
**Battlegrounds Double Trouble does not act any differently from the regular Series 2 release, does not register as 'Special' or 'Rare, and the figure is identical to the Series 1 version but with an orange base in place of green. As such it is the only playable Chase Variant not part of the Spyro's Adventure toyline to not have the 'Special' or 'Rare' tag.
**Battlegrounds Double Trouble did receive a unique character card.
*Happy Birthday Ben! Starcast was a figure specially produced in an incredibly limited run for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Brady Tom Brady]'s son, Benjamin. Brady is a personal friend of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_Kotick Bobby Kotick], the CEO of Activision Blizzard, who organised the figure's production for Ben's 7th birthday. There were only enough figures made for the party and a few that went to employees of the core Skylanders development team. As such, this toy is thought to be one of the rarest - if not THE rarest - Skylander figure to ever be produced. <ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/skylanders/comments/ehrn6j/ive_never_seen_anyone_post_this_is_this_the/</ref>
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Chase Variants are uncommon versions of Skylanders that are recast in rare or interesting colors or textures, like gold, glittery, fuzzy or crystal clear. These figures usually will have little paint applications - if any - typically reserved for the character's eyes. These variants will commonly start at Level 5 with 2100 Gold. Starting with the variants introduced in Skylanders: Giants, Chase Variants will also appear as "Special" or "Rare” when they are placed on the Portal of Power.


Distribution Types

  • Store Exclusive and Promos - Specific to stores for a limited time.
  • Trade show ex. - E3, etc...
  • Employee exclusive - hence the name.
  • Rare store encounter

Types of Chase Variants

  • Color-Shift - "Shiny-Glittery"
  • Glow - Glow-in-the-dark.
  • Flocked - Snow-like fiber covering the body.
  • Iridescent - Metallic finish.
  • Sparkle - White sparkly finish.
  • Stone - Black with gray streaks
  • Translucent - Translucent colors
  • Crystal - Clear
  • Patina - Oxidised copper

List of Chase Variants

Spyro's Adventure Element
Gold Chop Chop Undead
Gold Drill Sergeant Tech
Gold Flameslinger Fire
Silver Boomer Tech
Silver Dino-Rang Earth
Silver Eruptor Fire
Glow-In-The-Dark Warnado Air
Glow-In-The-Dark Wrecking Ball Magic
Glow-In-The-Dark Zap Water
Crystal Cynder Undead
Crystal Stealth Elf Life
Crystal Wham-Shell Water
Crystal Whirlwind Air
Translucent Red Drill Sergeant Tech
Translucent Blue Bash Earth
Green Armor Gill Grunt Water
Metallic Purple Cynder Undead
Pearl Hex Undead
Chrome Spyro Magic
Flocked Stump Smash Life
Translucent Red Camo Life
Frito-Lay Promotion Whisper Elf Life
Frito-Lay Promotion Trigger Snappy Tech
Frito-Lay Promotion Gill Runt Water
Frito-Lay Promotion Terrabite Earth

Giants Element
Stone Whirlwind Air
Stone Zook Life
Gold Flameslinger Fire
Glow-In-The-Dark Cynder Undead
Glow-In-The-Dark Fright Rider Undead
Glow-In-The-Dark Sonic Boom Air
Sparkle Hot Head Fire
Sparkle Sonic Boom Air
Sparkle Sprocket Tech
Snow Flocked Eruptor Fire
Snow Flocked Prism Break Earth
Snow Flocked Stump Smash Life
Employee Edition Prism Break Earth
Metallic Purple Eye-Brawl Undead
Metallic Purple Lightning Rod Air
Metallic Purple Wrecking Ball Magic
Metallic Blue Chop Chop Undead
Bronze Hot Dog Fire
Metallic Gill Grunt Water
Metallic Shroomboom Life
Pumpkin Eye-Brawl Undead
Halloween Fright Rider Undead
Frito-Lay Promotion Eye-Small Undead
Frito-Lay Promotion Mini-Jini Magic
Frito-Lay Promotion Thumpling Water
Frito-Lay Promotion Barkley Life
Battlegrounds Double Trouble Magic

Trivia

  • Translucent Red Camo and Crystal Whirlwind were released two years after Spyro's Adventure during restocks of the figures alongside the release of Skylanders: Swap Force.
    • Despite the fact these figures were released after the games began to assign Chase Variant Skylanders with the 'Special' or 'Rare' tag, neither of them have it, making them functionally identical to their Series 1 counterparts.
  • The Skylander Sidekicks that were distributed as part of two Frito-Lay promotions were later given the distinction of 'Special' as of Skylanders: Trap Team to further diffirentiate them from their Mini counterparts.
    • The Sidekicks are the only figures from the Spyro's Adventure toyline to have the 'Special' tag.
  • Battlegrounds Double Trouble is a rerelease of Series 2 Double Trouble with the series 1 counterpart's figure. This toy was released exclusively in the Skylanders: Battlegrounds starter pack in regions that did not receive the Royal Double Trouble figure. It is also sometimes referred to as 'Series 1.5 Double Trouble' by the fanbase.
    • Battlegrounds Double Trouble does not act any differently from the regular Series 2 release, does not register as 'Special' or 'Rare, and the figure is identical to the Series 1 version but with an orange base in place of green. As such it is the only playable Chase Variant not part of the Spyro's Adventure toyline to not have the 'Special' or 'Rare' tag.
    • Battlegrounds Double Trouble did receive a unique character card.
  • Happy Birthday Ben! Starcast was a figure specially produced in an incredibly limited run for Tom Brady's son, Benjamin. Brady is a personal friend of Bobby Kotick, the CEO of Activision Blizzard, who organised the figure's production for Ben's 7th birthday. There were only enough figures made for the party and a few that went to employees of the core Skylanders development team. As such, this toy is thought to be one of the rarest - if not THE rarest - Skylander figure to ever be produced. [1]

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