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Did you know? At one point in development, Darklight Crypt was called Haunted Expansion.

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The Treeman Willowbark helps the Skylanders during their quest to stop Kaos.

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"Unstoppable!"

- One of Tree Rex's battle cries

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"New Cast of Characters" was one of the ways that Skylanders: Trap Team was advertised. A brand new group of Skylanders, known as Trap Masters, lead the charge armed with their oversized crystal weapons in the fight against the most wanted villains and returning nemesis Kaos. The game introduces more than 50 new playable Skylanders heroes, including new Trap Master Skylanders, new Core Skylanders, and reposed, fan-favorite Skylanders.

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I have a question: what are “corrupted” areas from all 6 games that are fixed by the end of the level/game? I know there’s Oilspill Island from SSA, Wilikin Village from SG, Frostfest Mountains and Fantasm Forest from SF, and Telescope Towers from TT, but I don’t know any more. Thanks.

hm. i'm not totally sure on that one. i feel like most of the story levels are self-contained enough to all have their sort of "fixing" aside from their role in the overarching story. the adventure packs lean into this a lot, since they're optional levels not connected to the story, so you could definitely count those. As for story levels, one of the ones that comes to mind is Time of the Giants, given the whole "freeing the ancients from Conquertron's rule" thing, but since that's technically in the past and a "prologue" of sorts to the second game, idk if that counts for you. Another that comes to mind is the Vault of the Ancients from SuperChargers, but really only if you complete i think it was the sky star, which wakes up and restores all of the Watch Wraiths, but idk if the "canon" versions of those levels are the total star completion or just the mandatory events

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"A tree by any other name!"

- Tree Rex, when given a new nickname

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Poisonous Pestilence is the third secondary ability for Life Element Imaginators. It's unlocked when the Imaginator reaches level 3.

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In Skylanders: Battlecast, Tree Rex is able to grow roots to restore his own health while increasing his maximum amount, being a formidable tank. His Special Ability is Overgrowth, increasing his max health, and his signature Gear is the Thorncaster, randomly increasing the cost of enemy spells. His scrapped card and signature Relic is the Deepwood Well, which gives power to the active character when they heal.

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Seen above: Bop's Mini icon

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"Bring me in!"

- Tree Rex when swapping in in Battlecast

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Listed below are the secondary abilities for Life Elemental Imaginators; the first two of these powers are unlocked at the start of the game, the other two are unlocked by leveling up your Imaginator:

Vine Bloom

Wool Over Your Eyes

Poisonous Pestilence

Flower Power

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Tree Rex's Unique Quest in Skylanders: Giants is Timberrrrr!. It requires him to defeat 50 enemies by landing on them. Chompies don't count!

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Seen above: Bone Grave Village's current and final mission screen

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Seen above: Air Strike's Sensei Skylander icon

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When Earth Portal Masters were taken from their homeworld into Skylands, Portal Master Adriana became the Life Element specialist.

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"Draw three cards."

- The description of Bloom, a common Life Element Spell card from Battlecast

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Listed below are Power Punch Pet-Vac's "power stats." Note that these stats have no impact on gameplay and are only listed on the Skylander's character card:

Strength: 80

Defense: 80

Agility: 110

Luck: 130