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Gurglefin
| Gurglefin | |
|---|---|
| Gurglefin 2.png | |
| Species: | Gillman |
| Gender: | Male |
| Role: | Ally |
| World: | Oilspill Island |
| Appears in: | *Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure |
| English Voice Actor: | Unknown |
Gurglefin is a green Gillman in Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure. After being rescued from a Lockmaster Imp by the Skylanders, Gurglefin takes them to Oilspill Island in order to free his people from the Trolls. Afterwards, he uses his ship to transport the Skylanders to Dark Water Cove and Leviathan Lagoon in order to find pieces of the Core of Light.
Personality
Gurlgefin usually isn't eager to go to areas that are infested with danger, but in spite of that, he is willing to help the Skylanders on their quest to save Skylands, even if the Gillman complains at any opportunity he gets. He is also offended by fish puns, as he seems to have taken a dislike towards Hugo after the Mabu made a fish pun about the captive Gillmen on Oilspill Island.
Story
Skylanders: Terrafin Battles the Boom Brothers
Gurglefin was one of the many visitors of the traveling Fantastic Fairy Fair until he became a victim of the Sweet-O-Tron 3000's sticky candyfloss. He was eventually freed by the Skylanders, Terrafin, Hot Dog, and Sonic Boom, and later accompanied them through their stay at the fair.
Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure
Gurglefin first appeared on the docks of the Ruins, having been locked up behind bars by a Lockmaster Imp after fleeing from his home, Oilspill Island, to look for the Skylanders for help. Gurglefin was soon freed, and took the Skylanders to his home island where the Trolls took over the island and imprisoned the Gillmen living there.
After the Skylanders saved Oilspill Island, Gurglefin built an Oil Donkey (he didn't name it) at the Ruins' docks on behalf his people to provide oil, which was soon needed for the Far Viewer. After that, the Oil Donkey can also be used to oil the Clam-tron 4000, a gate robot, and the train. In Dark Water Cove, Gurglefin wore a large tricorn pirate hat and followed the Skylander, assisting them in reclaiming the Twin Spouts of Ocea Major-Minor. Gurglefin also accompanied the Skylander to Leviathan Lagoon to help locate the Eternal Water Source. He appeared later at the party being held at the end of the game.
Skylanders: Giants
Gurglefin reappeared in Skylanders: Giants in the Troll Home Security water elemental area, where the Skylander can play Skystones with him. If beaten him, he reveals the Legendary Treasure. He was later captured by the Ghost Pirates of the Spectral Dreadnaught and imprisoned below deck.
Return of the Dragon King
Gurglefin, Flynn, and Cali were enroute to the Wilikin Village to deliver toys by ship. When they were ambushed by Captain Frightbeard and his Cyclops crew, the Skylanders hidden onboard defeated them, but not before noticing that Spyro was having trouble with his powers.
Relationships
Hugo
When Hugo unintentionally made a fish pun regarding the captive Gillmen on Oilspill Island, Gurglefin has taken a dislike towards the Mabu. Afterwards, Gurglefin has since called Hugo by the name of 'Molebutt'.
Gallery
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Gurglefin as seen in Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure (Wii) -
Gurglefin's character portrait in Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure (Wii) -
Gurglefin's character portrait in Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure (PlayStation 3 / Xbox 360) -
Pirate Gurglefin's character portrait in Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure (Wii) -
Pirate Gurglefin's character portrait in Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure (PlayStation 3 / Xbox 360) -
Gurglefin and Otoro on Oilspill Island -
Gurglefin and the Oil Donkey -
Gurglefin wearing a Pirate Hat at Dark Water Cove -
Gurglefin's render in Skylanders: Lost Islands -
Gurglefin's idle and poke animation in Skylanders: Lost Islands
Trivia
- Gurglefin offhandedly mentions he's hypochondriac if talked to at certain points in Spyro's Adventure.
- In the entire game of Spyro's Adventure, Gurglefin has only referred to Hugo by his actual name once; when you talk to Gurglefin after tasked with using the Oil Can on the Far Viewer.
- He and the Gillmen on Oilspill Island differ from ever other character in Skylanders: Spyro’s Adventure in that every time they are hit, their pain screams will be at a random pitch. This can result in a humorously extremely high pitched scream, or a similarly humorous extremely low pitched scream.
