Falling Forest (Skylanders Academy)

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This article is about the location in the TV series. For its game counterpart, see {{{3}}}.

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Falling Forest
World Type:	Forest
World:	Skylands
Residents:	Chompy Mage Greebles Ninjini
Appears in:	Skylanders Academy

The Falling Forest is a recurring location in the Skylanders Academy television show. It is named for its almost dead trees that fall with no warning. It is the home of the Chompy Mage and the temporary location of the Doom Raiders' base, as well as where Master Eon first found Spyro. Though the forest has many dangerous areas where good magical abilities do not work as intended, it can serve as home to retiree Skylanders like Ninjini.

Story

Season 1

The Falling Forest was where Spyro hatched from his egg, defeating Greebles that attempted to capture and eat him, gaining Master Eon's attention.

In My Way or the Sky Way, it caught fire, and was barely saved by Snap Shot and Ka-Boom because of Team Spyro's delay.

In Space Invaders, Master Eon attempted to give Team Spyro a team building exercise by camping in the Falling Forest, but they came under attack by Kaos.

In the The Skylands Are Falling! and Crash Landing, it is revealed to be where Chompy Mage lives. Team Spyro and Crash entered its darkest areas in pursue of a dark relic, while Kaos searched for the mage to find a way to open the Book of Dark Magic.

At the end of Assault on Skylander Academy, the Doom Raiders have temporarily stationed there after their escape from Skylanders Academy, while unbeknownst to them, Eon and Kaossandra meet up elsewhere in the forest to return the Book of Dark Magic before its entity flees.

Season 2

Because of Golden Queen's harmed ego, the Doom Raiders were hidden in the Falling Forest as of Spyromania.

Gallery

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  Concept art of Falling Forest by Martin Bailey.
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  Concept art of the darker areas of Falling Forest.
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  Falling Forest as seen from another island.
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  Chompy Mage's cottage.
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  Ninjini's house in the forest's edge.

Trivia

• The Falling Forest changes entirely from its game appearance, as the original is a lush forest around the Tree of Life - wheras in the Show, it is a mostly red-leaf forest with thorns sprouting around.
  • As seen in a faraway shot, it is also a flat area.
• The Falling Forest model is reused for many other forest areas in the show, each with different colors and settings. These include remote forest islands, calmer clearings, and swamplands where Snap Shot live.
• It is unknown if there were other areas intended for the show that were cut for budgeting reasons. If there were, that may explain why the Falling Forest was reused for most of the series.

References

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