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*Most of the [[Expansion Packs|Expansion Pack]] and [[Adventure Packs|Adventure Pack]] Skylanders have their Soul Gems in the levels they come with. | *Most of the [[Expansion Packs|Expansion Pack]] and [[Adventure Packs|Adventure Pack]] Skylanders have their Soul Gems in the levels they come with. | ||
**The exceptions are: [[Pop Thorn]] and [[Wind-Up]] in ''[[Skylanders: Swap Force|Swap Force]]'', [[Blades]] and [[Déjà Vu]] in ''[[Skylanders: Trap Team|Trap Team]]'', and [[Wild Storm]] and [[Ro-Bow]] in ''[[Skylanders: Imaginators|Imaginators]]''. | **The exceptions are: [[Pop Thorn]] and [[Wind-Up]] in ''[[Skylanders: Swap Force|Swap Force]]'', [[Blades]] and [[Déjà Vu]] in ''[[Skylanders: Trap Team|Trap Team]]'', and [[Wild Storm]] and [[Ro-Bow]] in ''[[Skylanders: Imaginators|Imaginators]]''. | ||
*In ''[[Skylanders: Giants|Giants]]'' and ''Trap Team'', two different | *In ''[[Skylanders: Giants|Giants]]'' and ''Trap Team'', two different themes can play when you get a Soul Gem; this depends on if you get it with a [[Giants|Giant]], which plays the Giants' theme, or another Skylander, which plays the standard collectible theme from [[Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure|''Spyro's Adventure'']]. | ||
*In ''Swap Force'', the SWAP Force theme will play after finding a Soul Gem, no matter which Skylander you use to collect it. | |||
*In ''Swap Force, ''the order of the Soul Gems are found may indicate the release of the Skylander, (for instance, Pop Thorn to [[Roller Brawl]] Wave 1 release, [[Grilla Drilla]] to [[Fire Kraken]] Wave 2, [[Smolderdash]] to [[Rubble Rouser]] Wave 3, and [[Fryno]] to [[Doom Stone]] Wave 4). | *In ''Swap Force, ''the order of the Soul Gems are found may indicate the release of the Skylander, (for instance, Pop Thorn to [[Roller Brawl]] Wave 1 release, [[Grilla Drilla]] to [[Fire Kraken]] Wave 2, [[Smolderdash]] to [[Rubble Rouser]] Wave 3, and [[Fryno]] to [[Doom Stone]] Wave 4). | ||
**Wind-Up and [[Grim Creeper]] break this pattern, having Soul Gems that appear in [[Iron Jaw Gulch]] despite the fact that they came out in Wave 3. | **Wind-Up and [[Grim Creeper]] break this pattern, having Soul Gems that appear in [[Iron Jaw Gulch]] despite the fact that they came out in Wave 3. | ||
*As of ''Imaginators'', no Starter Pack Skylanders have had their Soul Gems in the first level. | *As of ''Imaginators'', no Starter Pack Skylanders have had their Soul Gems in the first level. | ||
*In ''Skylanders: Swap Force'', Soul Gems project a beam of pinkish-purple light. | *In ''Skylanders: Swap Force'', Soul Gems project a beam of pinkish-purple light. | ||
*During production of ''[[Spyro's Kingdom]]'', the Soul | *During production of ''[[Spyro's Kingdom]]'', the Soul Gem intros were originally going to be mini backstories for each Skylander when placed on the [[Portal of Power]] for the first time.<ref>''[https://twitter.com/ToysForBob/status/1449065853018796038 Did you know we originally planned to tell mini stories for each of the Skylanders the very first time they were put on a portal? They eventually turned into Soul Gem intros!]''. (Date Posted - Oct 15, 2021). ''[https://www.twitter.com/ Twitter]''.</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 00:58, November 3, 2023
Soul Gems are glowing gem-like treasures that unlock a special upgrade for a specific Skylander with their pictures in the middle. They are found throughout various levels in the console games of the Skylanders series.
After a gem has been found, the corresponding upgrade can be bought from Persephone or a Power Pod. Skylanders that debuted in previous games, with the exception of SuperChargers, will have their Soul Gem upgrade avaliable from the start.
In Skylanders: SuperChargers, the Soul Gems are not in any specific locations. You can acquire them in the Academy Store, the Wishing Well, or Epic Chests scattered throughout the story.
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Trivia
- Most of the Expansion Pack and Adventure Pack Skylanders have their Soul Gems in the levels they come with.
- The exceptions are: Pop Thorn and Wind-Up in Swap Force, Blades and Déjà Vu in Trap Team, and Wild Storm and Ro-Bow in Imaginators.
- In Giants and Trap Team, two different themes can play when you get a Soul Gem; this depends on if you get it with a Giant, which plays the Giants' theme, or another Skylander, which plays the standard collectible theme from Spyro's Adventure.
- In Swap Force, the SWAP Force theme will play after finding a Soul Gem, no matter which Skylander you use to collect it.
- In Swap Force, the order of the Soul Gems are found may indicate the release of the Skylander, (for instance, Pop Thorn to Roller Brawl Wave 1 release, Grilla Drilla to Fire Kraken Wave 2, Smolderdash to Rubble Rouser Wave 3, and Fryno to Doom Stone Wave 4).
- Wind-Up and Grim Creeper break this pattern, having Soul Gems that appear in Iron Jaw Gulch despite the fact that they came out in Wave 3.
- As of Imaginators, no Starter Pack Skylanders have had their Soul Gems in the first level.
- In Skylanders: Swap Force, Soul Gems project a beam of pinkish-purple light.
- During production of Spyro's Kingdom, the Soul Gem intros were originally going to be mini backstories for each Skylander when placed on the Portal of Power for the first time.[1]
