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Spotlight

Spotlight

"Time to Shine!"

Character Stats

Maximum Health 270
Speed 60
Armor 36
Critical Hit 20
Elemental Power 35

Spotlight was discovered by Master Eon in the Prismatic Palace, where the Portal Master had ventured seeking the Crystal Orb of Light. Upon finding the Orb, Eon reached out and gently touched it–causing a brilliant light to emanate in all directions. Having been infused with Eon's magic, the Orb glowed magnificently. And when Eon slowly lowered his hand from his shielded eyes, Spotlight stood before him in a respectful bow. Her power of Light was unknown to him, for it was not of the eight common Elements in Skylands. But sensing that the Ancients sent Spotlight to him for a reason, he took her to the Core of Light and trained her to defend it as a member of the Skylanders. And when none other than evil Portal Master Kaos destroyed it–Spotlight vanished!

Basic Attack Notes

Eye Beams

Hold Attack 1 to fire Eye Beams continuously. Spotlight can move while Eye Beams are active, but at reduced speed.

Halo Rings

Up to three Halo Rings active initially. Hello Halo upgrades it to four. Spend time practicing Eye Beams and Halo Rings until you get a good sense of range.

Heavenly Aura

Use Heavenly Auras as a defensive barrier. Up to three can be active at the same time.

Upgrade Paths

Visionary

The Visionary Path pumps up Heavenly Aura as much as it does Eye Beams. Hit an active Heavenly Aura with an Eye Beam (a Halo Ring-reflected Eye Beam counts, too) to supercharge its damage output. You only need to hit each Heavenly Aura one time. Hitting a charged Aura does not increase its damage an additional amount. Bling is a mixed blessing. Firing two Halo Rings with one button press is nice, but they float too far apart (unless you're in a tight space) to bounce an Eye Beam from one to another.

The Ringer

Halo Rings jump to the forefront of Spotlight's arsenal when you choose The Ringer Path. Larger Halo Rings that deal more damage and shoot light beams mean you can focus on avoiding incoming attacks while still damaging enemies. Should any smaller foes sneak past the Halo Rings, use Uplifting Experience to keep them out of your hair.

Soul Gem Ability

Light Dragons: 4000

Shoot a Heavenly Aura with Eye Beams to create Light Dragons who attack enemies

Find Spotlight's Soul Gem in Chapter 1: Soda Springs

It's possible to summon multiple Light Dragons from a single Heavenly Aura, so keep firing at it until it dissipates. Each summoned Light Dragon dashes toward the nearest foe and crashes into it. Light Dragons are good for one attack, so don't expect them to stick around and help!

Basic Attacks

Eye Beams

Press Attack 1 to fire concentrated beams of light.

Halo Rings

Press Attack 2 to release Halo Rings, which damage enemies and refract Eye Beams.

Upgrades

Bright Eyes: 500

Eye Beams do more damage.

Heavenly Aura: 700

Press Attack 3 to create a Heavenly Aura, damaging enemies inside.

The Halo Effect: 900

Hit enemies with Halo Rings to prevent them from attacking.

Hello Halo: 1200

Can have more Halo Rings active at a time.

Visionary

Improve Eye Beam attacks

Aura Charge: 1700

Shoot a Heavenly Aura with Eye Beams to power it up and do more damage.

Light It Up: 2200

Eye Beams do even MORE damage and have longer range.

Bling: 3000

Shoot 2 Halo Rings at once.

The Ringer

Improve Halo Ring attacks

Heavy Halo: 1700

Halo Rings are larger and do more damage.

Ring Shot: 2200

Halo Rings shoot light beams of their own.

Uplifting Experience: 3000

Lift enemies caught in Halo Rings up with the Heavenly Aura.