These are the starting and maximum Statistics for this Skylander in the Skylanders games.
- Health: 340 (max. 680)
- Speed: 50 (max. 98)
- Armor: 12 (max. 42)
- Critical Hit: 70 (max. 120)
- Elemental Power: 25 (max. 75)
Welcome to our new Skyland! Article rewrites are welcome. If you see any missing images, please feel free to add them. Please use the Aboutfile template when uploading and add categories.
We are also aware of some articles being unavailable. Please bear with us while we are working to get them fixed.
Jawbreaker (character)
From Skylanders Wiki, the Skylands encylopedia
| Jawbreaker | |
|---|---|
| Element: | Tech |
| |
| Species: | Robot |
| Gender: | Male |
| Role: | Trap Master |
| World: | Skylands |
| Attacks: | Traptainium Punch Robo Rage Mode Ragin' Robo Rage Static Cling Jolting Jab |
| Appears in: | Skylanders: Trap Team Skylanders Issue 6 |
| First Release: | Skylanders: Trap Team |
| English Voice Actor: | Ike Amadi |
- “Down for the Count!”
- – Jawbreaker's official catchphrase
Jawbreaker is a robot who is one of the Tech Trap Masters for Skylanders: Trap Team.
Background
Biography
Jawbreaker hailed from a race of robots that operated and maintained a vast underground complex of enormous machines that powered the legendary Sky Train, which traveled between a thousand different islands daily. Like many of his fellow robots, Jawbreaker led an ordered existence – full of rules and regulations – which he followed happily. However, one day a huge army of Gear Trolls invaded the subterranean complex. Known for being major train enthusiasts, they were set on taking over the Sky Train for their own evil use. Jawbreaker quickly jumped into action and used his massive fists to beat the trolls into retreat. His quick action and ability to think for himself made him an individual. For this he was made part of the Trap Team, where he now uses his Traptanium powered fists to deliver mighty blows to evil!
Story
Skylanders Issue #6
In his Legendary armor, Jawbreaker was the guest of honor in the public opening of the legendary Sky Train, which would help open up the world of Skylands to the remote Cloudbreak Islands. Once the ceremonial Traptanium spike is hammered by Jawbreaker, both the Cloudbreak Islands and Skylands will be officially linked by the magic of the rails. During the ceremony, Jawbreaker warmed up to a young Mabu named Herman, who is his biggest fan. Before the ceremonial Traptanium spike can be hammered onto the tracks to begin the trip, Iron Nose, the leader of the Gear Trolls who attempted to take over the Sky Train in the past, suddenly snatched the Traptanium spike and hijacked the Sky Train and its passengers with the help of his group of Trolls.
Jawbreaker quickly pursued Iron Nose and the stolen Sky Train by grinding on the rails. When the Gear Trolls detached the passenger cars of the Sky Trains towards a gap they created, the Tech Trap Master jumped over the gap and tried to slow down the cars to prevent them from falling into the hole. However Jawbreaker began to give up as his circuits were overloading and cars weren't showing signs of stopping. Herman's encouragement gave the Trap Master the strength and determination to successfully stop the passenger cars and save the inhabitants inside. With the passengers safe, Jawbreaker uses his strength to push the train cars forward and catch up with Iron Nose and his troll gang.
Jawbreaker managed to knock out Iron Nose while his troll gang fled the scene and retrieved the Traptanium spike. Back at the station, the Tech Trap Master gave the honor of hammering the spike to Herman, who helped Jawbreaker when he needed it most.
Gameplay
Stats
Warning: These stats are not used in any of the Skylander games. They are only listed for completeness reasons.
- Strength: 50
- Defense: 200
- Agility: 60
- Luck: 90
Abilities
| Basic Abilities These abilities are available from the start of the game. |
||||||
| Traptanium Punch | Robo Rage Mode |
Hypercharged Haymaker
| ||||
Throw a powerful punch with big, Traptanium fists. |
Press Attack 2 to enter Robo Rage Mode, moving faster, punching harder, and doing more damage. |
Hold Attack 3 to charge up a powerful, electromagnetic punch. | ||||
| Basic Upgrades Skylanders can buy new abilities from Persephone/Power Pods. | ||||||
| Ragin' Robo Rage | Spark Shock | Alternating Current | Heavy Hands | |||
Robo Rage Mode lasts even longer. |
Punch the ground and release a wave of electric sparks. |
Punching in Robo Rage Mode shocks enemies, doing extra damage over time. |
Traptanium Punches do more damage. | |||
| High Voltage |
|
| Static Cling | Hands Off! | Sparking Interest | ||
Spark Shock attacks sticks to enemies, doing damage over time. |
Getting hit by an enemy automatically releases a wave of electric sparks. |
Constantly release electric sparks in Robo Rage Mode. |
| Out-RAGE-ous |
|
| Jolting Jab | Defense Firmware Update | Punch For Power | ||
Punching in Robo Rage Mode creates static bursts, which damage other enemies. |
Takes less damage while in Robo Rage Mode. |
Stay in Robo Rage Mode longer by landing punches. |
Character Trailers
See also
Gallery
-
Jawbreaker's toy form -
Jawbreaker taking on three Trolls
Trivia
- He and Gearshift are both robotic Tech Trap Masters.
- An enemy in Skylanders: Giants share the same name as Jawbreaker.
This article is incomplete, otherwise known as a "stub." You can help the Skylanders Wiki by adding more.
primarypower.png){kind=link}
secondarypower.png){kind=link}
soulgempower.png){kind=link}
basicupgrade1.png){kind=link}
basicupgrade2.png){kind=link}
basicupgrade3.png){kind=link}
basicupgrade4.png){kind=link}
path1upgrade1.png){kind=link}
path1upgrade2.png){kind=link}
path1upgrade3.png){kind=link}
path2upgrade1.png){kind=link}
path2upgrade2.png){kind=link}
path2upgrade3.png){kind=link}