Health: 160 HP
Damage methods:
- Jump slam: 20 damage
- Turret fire: 27 damage
XP given: 216 XP
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Gun Snout
From Skylanders Wiki
| Gun Snout | |
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| Species: | Troll Mech |
| Role: | Enemy |
| World: | Troll Warehouse Battlefield |
| Attacks: | Jump slam Fires bullets |
| Appears in: | Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure (Console) |
- “If his shots don't catch you, his slam attack will.”
- – Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure flavor text (Wii)
- “Two attacks in one ugly machine.”
- – Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure flavor text (PS3 / Xbox 360)
Gun Snouts are walking Troll vehicles piloted by Troll Greasemonkeys that are found at Troll Warehouse and Battlefield in Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure.
Abilities
After jumping for a close-range slam attack, Gun Snouts fire 12 powerful rounds, then pause and fire again. When a Skylanders finally defeats the machine, it will fall, and the driver will hop out to attack.
Game Data
Values may vary depending on location, difficulty, and/or other factors.
See Also
Gallery
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Gun Snout's enemy intro at Troll Warehouse (Wii) -
Gun Snout's enemy intro at Troll Warehouse (PlayStation 3 / Xbox 360) -
Gun Snout Playstation 3/ Xbox 360 piloted by a Troll Greasemonkey
Trivia
- The Wii version of Spyro's Adventure has a Blaster Troll piloting the Gun Snout instead of a Troll Greasemonkey. However, once the machine is destroyed, a Troll Greasemonkey will still hop out.
- In later games there are Enemies similar to Gun Snouts, taking their role.
- In Skylanders: Giants, the Gun Snouts have a very similar counterpart called Troll Stomper M5s in Kaos' Kastle. Instead of Troll Greasemonkeys, a Mace Major will hop out to attack.
- In Skylanders: Trap Team, there are Troll Mechs in the Operation: Troll Rocket Steal and Chef Zeppelin levels, which resemble the Gun Snouts but shoot lasers instead of bullets. In the Mirror of Mystery, they are piloted by the good Trolls and one of them is controlled by the Skylander.
- In Skylanders: SuperChargers, there are Load Up and Troll Outs in Monstrous Isles and the Ridepocalypse Demo Derby, which resemble the Gun Snouts but shoot missiles instead of bullets.
