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Elora, from Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage (Gateway To Glimmer, in some parts of the world)

She's a very cute and rather witty faun who helps out Spyro in his battle against Ripto. In my opinion, she's a massively under-appreciated and underutilized character who had a lot of potential, but for some reason, the only other appearance outside of that game was in the sequel, Spyro: Year Of The Dragon, when she appeared in two cutscenes at the end.

I drew this for , an incredibly talented artist (she's blind, but not in the way most people stereotype blind people) and the self-proclaimed biggest Elora fan. She even got to talk to the Spyro character designer who drew Elora, Oliver Wade through emails. (Upon submitting this, Razzek told me that she actually got to meet him in person once as well.)

By the way, the one who provided her gentle sounding voice was Melissa Disney, a voice actress and singer/songwriter whose site can be found here: [link] (though surprisingly, it doesn't mention her role as Elora for some reason)

Well, I just got around to inking and coloring it recently, and if anyone's willing to answer, does anyone think I should shade her in as well?

Elora, Spyro The Dragon (well the first three games at least) (c) Insomniac Games

Description
Elora, from Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage (Gateway To Glimmer, in some parts of the world)

She's a very cute and rather witty faun who helps out Spyro in his battle against Ripto. In my opinion, she's a massively under-appreciated and underutilized character who had a lot of potential, but for some reason, the only other appearance outside of that game was in the sequel, Spyro: Year Of The Dragon, when she appeared in two cutscenes at the end.

I drew this for , an incredibly talented artist (she's blind, but not in the way most people stereotype blind people) and the self-proclaimed biggest Elora fan. She even got to talk to the Spyro character designer who drew Elora, Oliver Wade through emails. (Upon submitting this, Razzek told me that she actually got to meet him in person once as well.)

By the way, the one who provided her gentle sounding voice was Melissa Disney, a voice actress and singer/songwriter whose site can be found here: [link] (though surprisingly, it doesn't mention her role as Elora for some reason)

Well, I just got around to inking and coloring it recently, and if anyone's willing to answer, does anyone think I should shade her in as well?

Elora, Spyro The Dragon (well the first three games at least) (c) Insomniac Games