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Lisää tulisen nopean ja liekehtivän jousimiehen Flameslingerin kokoelmaasi originalista Skylanders Spyro's Adventure -pelistä! Yhdys ensimmäisen sukupolven nopeimmista Fire-elementin sankareista Flameslinger on tunnettu sen tulipäivistä ja kyvystä liikkua nopeasti, mikä tekee hänestä korvaamaton osa jokaista Portal Masteria.

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