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Buzz Wing and Thrillipede Fly Into Skylanders SuperChargers This Summer




Activision has announced two new additions to Skylanders SuperChargers: Thrillipede and Buzz Wing.


Thrillipede served in the Millipede Military in the outer regions of the Skylands. As the top pilot in his unit, Thrillipede was responsible for single-handedly blasting over 300 Greeble warships out of the sky! When the Great Greeble War came to an end, he returned to his hometown of Flutter Bay as a celebrated hero. He was the talk of the town and everyone wanted to shake the many hands of the famous young pilot. News of his heroics eventually made their way to Captain Flynn at the Skylander Academy, who set out to determine if the stories were true. In a series of friendly challenges, the two pilots raced, soared through obstacles, and performed incredible stunts in front of a cheering Flutter Bay crowd. In each event, Thrillipede stood victorious, and was asked to join the Skylanders shortly after. Of course, Flynn later admitted that he "let him win" so that Thrillipede wouldn't be embarrassed in front of his hometown.

Buzz Wing is Thrillipede's famous fighter plane. After heroically blasting over 300 enemy jets in the Great Greeble War, it was put on display in the Millipede Museum. But with Kaos on the loose again, it's back in action and ready for more
Thrillipede and Buzz Wing make a great addition to the already fun Skylanders SuperChargers and gives gamers even more reasons to jump back into the game. The toys are beautifully designed with vibrant colors and are full of character. Buzz Wing is a beautiful new ride to add to your Skylanders collection and looks like a living butterfly on top of your portal.

If you have been looking for a reason to jump back into the action this summer with Skylanders SuperChargers, then make sure to pick up Thrillipede and Buzz Wing for a ton of adventure and replayability. To learn more, visit the official Skylanders SuperChargers.


Overall Opinion: Must-Buy

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