Chompy

Chompies
Element:	Life
File:Chompy roh Render.png
Role:	Enemies
World:	*Skylands Cloudbreak Islands
Attacks:	Bite attack
Appears in:	*Spyro's Kingdom (Scrapped) Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure Skylanders: Giants Skylanders: Lost Islands Spyro versus The Mega Monsters Skylanders: Swap Force Skylanders: Trap Team Skylanders: SuperChargers (Racing) Skylanders: Battlecast Skylanders: Imaginators Skylanders: Ring of Heroes

“Beware those pearly whites.”

– Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure description

Chompies are one of the most common monsters in Skylanders series. They are small, green, not very bright creatures that bark and yelp like dogs. They sometimes spawn from Chompy Pods or Root Runners; by destroying these plants, the Chompies will stop appearing.

The rarest Chompy is the Purple Chompy, found only in one of the Heroic Challenges. Cali notes that Purple Chompies are not as bad as their green cousins, but Purple Chompies still attack the Skylanders.

In Skylanders: Trap Team, a Chompy and a Bone Chompy villain can be trapped.

Character Development

According to the 10th Anniversary Livestream, Chompies were one of the earliest enemies, and were used in the initial prototype of Spyro's Kingdom on an early version of Stonetown. Unlike in the final game, they would always attempt to latch onto the Skylander rather than as a short range attack.

Kinds of Chompies

• Crunchers
• Purple Chompies
• Black Chompies
• Enfuego Chompies
• Frigid Chompies
• Red Chompies
• Bone Chompies
  • Bonehead Chompies
• Armored Chompies
• Chompy Bot 9000s
• Chompy Rustbuds
• Chompy Powerhouses
• Chompy Frostflowers
• Chompy Blitzblooms
• Chompy Pastepetals
• Chompy Boomblossoms
• Clockwork Chompies
• Goo Chompies
• Chompy Worms
• Mega Chompies
• Hula Chompies
• Sand Chompies

Notable Chompies

• Chompy Mage
• Mister Chompy
• Chompy
• Bone Chompy
• Boris Blisterbottom
• Big Bertha Bubblethorn
• Mega Chompulon
• Mega Chompy
• King Chompy

Game Data

Skylanders: Spyro's AdventureSkylanders: Giants

Health: 1 HP (1 HP)

Damage methods:

• Bite attack: 11 damage

XP given: Value undefined or missing

Italicized text refers to values only present in Heroic Challenges.

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Health: 1 HP (1 HP)

Damage methods:

• Bite attack: 5-8 damage

Health: 1 HP (1 HP) Damage methods:

• Bite attack: 13-16 damage

Health: 1 HP (1 HP) Damage methods:

• Bite attack: 24-27 damage

Health: 1 HP (1 HP) Damage methods:

• Bite attack: 54-57 damage

Health: 1 HP (1 HP) Damage methods:

• Bite attack: Value undefined or missing

Italicized text refers to values only present in Heroic Challenges.

Values may vary depending on location, difficulty, and/or other factors.

Regular Chompy Abilities

Chompies can lunge forward with their mouths completely open to bite, growling as a warning to the player. In Skylanders: Battlecast, regular green Chompies can imbue their fangs with poison to reduce their target's max health, and elect a Chosen Chompion to increase the attack of one in behalf of other Chompies on the team.

Chosen Chompion		Poisoned Teeth - Special Ability
Unobtainable (Common) Give your active ally +20 power this turn for each Chompy.		Unobtainable (Common) When Chompy attacks, reduce the defender's max health by 20.

All Chompy enemies in Skylanders: Battlecast have base 40 power and 150 HP. This generally makes them easy to take down; however, the more active Chompies there are on a team, the more powerful their character spells become.

Gallery

Chompies/Gallery

Trivia

• Chompies are the only enemies that appear in every Skylanders game.
• In a Story Scroll called "The History of Flight", it is said that despite the Drow having claimed to have invented balloons, it was actually a Chompy who came up with the idea. The Chompy drank 200 flasks of fizzy juice, inflated to 20 times its size and floated away, burping like mad.
• In the console versions of Swap Force, the Chompies were given a more comical appearance. Their altered appearance are seen again in the Nintendo 3DS version of Trap Team and SuperChargers: Racing.
  • In Imaginators, though they have their more common appearance, they have more wrinkles around their shoulders, legs and mouths.
• In the 3DS versions of Spyro's Adventure and Giants, the standard Chompies are blue, similar to Crunchers, instead of green. Starting with Swap Force 3DS, the standard Chompies were green.
• Chompies are good at digging as seen in Skylanders: Lost Islands.
• In Iron Jaw Gulch, regular Chompies wear pirate hats, eyepatches and hooks.
  • In the Arkeyan Crossbow Survival Arenas, they have suntan variants wearing sunglasses and floaties.
  • In one of the Sheep Wreck Island Survival Arenas, they have giant versions of some different species of Chompies.
  • In Chompygeddon challenges in Racing, an unfought type of Chompy can be rarely found; a large one with tiger stripes and a tail, resembling the evolved form of the Chompy villain.
• In the Chunky Chompies survival arena in Skylanders: Swap Force, there is a glitch where using Dune Bug's Dune Ball abilities will cause the larger Chompies to freeze.
• Although Chompy and the Chompy Mage are of the Life element in Trap Team, the Skystone for Chompies in Skylanders: Giants had indicated they were of the Earth element.
  • Strangely, in the 3DS version of Trap Team, Chompies are apart of the Tech Element. As seen on the 'Chompy 2' Skystone.
• Their singular name "Chompy" is spelled incorrectly as "Chompie" in the Skylanders Official Annual 2013.
• A Chompy can be seen in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2 as graffiti, resembling its Swap Force design.
• Concept art reveals that Evilized Chompies were originally designed to appear in Swap Force, growing a single pink crystal that jutted out from their rears.
  • Evilized Chompies may have been cut because evilization turns creatures purple, and Purple Chompies already existed since Spyro's Adventure.
• Although regular Chompies never receive an official introduction in Giants, the alpha versions of the game include a Chompy intro in Cutthroat Carnival.
• In alpha versions of Giants, docile Chompies appear in Wilikin Village as test enemies. They do not attack and despawn when the player approaches, suggesting that they serve as placeholders to ensure that battle gates function properly.