Stealth Elf (Skylanders Academy)
Alexander ArriagaによるIn the game… Stealth Elf (Нууцлаг элф) is an elven ninja who is one of the playable Skylanders in Skylanders series. Her Legendary counterpart is Legendary Stealth Elf, who is a Toys R Us exclusive. She has a Series 3 counterpart called Ninja Stealth Elf, and she is also one of the three starter Skylanders in Skylanders: Ring of Heroes. Stealth Elf is redesigned as a SuperCharger in Skylanders: SuperChargers. She is called Super Shot Stealth Elf and is part of the console Starter Pack. Stealth Elf represents one of the more tactical Skylander designs. The core abilities are much like Ilwrath Avenger from Star Control 2. Early on, Toys For Bob was still figuring out the Skylanders formula so they see Stealth Elf with a not-very-combat-effective mobility only move in the Arboreal Acrobatics upgrade. While the controls are crisp and responsive, the move only really shines in the Pook Blade Saint upgrade path. The Shadowsbane Blade Dance upgrade turns Stealth Elf's Arboreal Acrobatics into a flying blender. The Forest Ninja upgrade path allows players to leverage positioning all the while dropping aggro from enemies. The Blade Fury combo attack draws influence from Rock Lee's Ura Renge. Stealth Elf's signature outfit that consists of a brown, cropped tank top vest that reveals her bare green skin. She also wears, matching gloves with two gold buckles on each wrist. She also wears a brown bandanna mask. She even wears brown pantyhose tights, a brown skirt and boots with the same buckles on each of them. Her blue hair is styled into a braid with bangs covering her forehead. Like most other elves, Stealth Elf also has white eyes with no pupils. Stealth Elf, like all elves, adores nature. She is considered to be a guardian protector of the forests and of Skylands. She may be a highly trained ninja, but sometimes Stealth Elf is known to have a sense of a rampaging Cyclops Mammoth. She speaks her mind, whether others want to hear it or not. She can sneak her way into any enemy's territory, but can also be tactless. Like all Life Skylanders, Stealth Elf prefers to keep her feet on the ground. Stealth Elf is also known to use trickery to get out of situations she doesn't feel like doing herself, using her decoys. As a small child, Stealth Elf awoke one morning inside the hollow of an old tree with no memory of how she got there. She was taken in by an unusually stealthy, ninja-like forest creature in the deep forest. Under his tutelage, she has spent the majority of her life training in the art of stealth fighting. After completing her training, she became a Skylander and set out into the world to uncover the mystery behind her origins. Stealth Elf can't remember much about her family or from whence she came. But she is the only Skylander who can skewer and slice through a platoon of ne'er-do-wells before slipping away unseen. Stealth Elf's earliest memory is of waking with a start and screech, following a nightmarish dream of stampeding sheep. But when she awoke there were no woolly warriors in sight - only woodland and a complete memory blank. With a sniffle and a sigh, she picked herself up and set off in search of answers. After several days, she stumbled on a gnarled, stumpy-looking creature with the lightning moves of a ninja master. It turned out the creature was the guardian of the forest and trained in the ancient art of stealth. Sensing the young elf's skill for sneaking, the guardian immediately made her his apprentice. Sure enough, Stealth Elf was a natural and soon, ran rings around her increasingly ragged sensei. Master Eon was invited for a look, and was knocked out by her nifty ninja skills. She was made a Skylander on the spot and served not only guardian of the forests, but protector of the world. After investigating Stinky Swamp, Stealth Elf returned to Eon's Citadel to inform the veteran Portal Master of a terrible monster lurking within the swamp. She was then accompanied by Spyro to search out this monster, saving a Mabu named Snuckles from Chompies along the way. The Mabu explained that he was looking for a friend, Nort, who went missing in the swamp. The two Skylanders were then attacked by an unusually giant titchy toad, whose toxic saliva caused Spyro and Stealth Elf to fall asleep while Snuckles was nearly eaten and torn apart by the titchy toad, only to be saved by the timely arrival of Kaos, who claimed that he was turning over a new leaf by defeating evil-doers and had saved Nort from the toad. Stealth Elf was woken up by Spyro in time to hear Kaos renouncing his evil ways before he departed, leaving Spyro and Stealth Elf in disbelief. As news of Kaos saving the residents of Skylands from mega-sized creatures were made known, Stealth Elf stayed behind while Jet-Vac, Drill Sergeant, and Spyro were instructed to go to the Desert of Columns to help a Molekin named Diggs escape from a mega-sized monster. When the Skylanders returned, Stealth Elf accompanied Spyro, Trigger Happy, and Drill Sergeant to help the Warrior Librarians of the Eternal Archives protect the Archives from being taken. During a battle against mega-sized Chompies, Kaos appeared and revealed his true intentions of him claiming to be a hero: he wanted to test his magic staff on a few creatures (growing them into a giant size), trick people into thinking he was saving them just so he could attack the Archive and blackmail its curator, Wiggleworth, into giving the evil Portal Master a forbidden book within the Archives. During the struggle against Kaos and the giant Chompies, Stealth Elf stole Kaos' staff and uses its magic to grow Spyro to mega-size for him to battle the Chompies. However, Kaos stole back his staff and shrunk Stealth Elf down to the size of an ant. As revenge, the tiny elf stabbed one of her daggers into Kaos' ankle like a splinter, causing the evil Portal Master to painfully drop his staff and allowing Drill Sergeant the chance to destroy it, returning Spyro and Stealth Elf back to normal size. The Skylanders soon defeated the giant Chompies and successfully drove away Kaos from the Eternal Archive. Stealth Elf, along with Spyro, Gill Grunt, Stump Smash, and Eruptor, are still frozen as toys on Earth and were put in a toy display inside a toy store called Super Toy Planet. They were few of the Skylanders who witnessed Kaos breaking free of his statue-like form due to his power as a Portal Master. When Kaos noticed the frozen Skylanders and taunted them, Stealth Elf, along with the Skylanders, agreed with Stump Smash when the tree creature angrily declared that if he could move, he'd be 'dropping the hammer' on Kaos right there and then. Afterwards, the present Skylanders could do nothing but watch as Kaos returned to Skylands with the use of a nearby Portal of Power. Stealth Elf was one of the three Skylanders assigned to deliver supplies to a Mabu mining expedition digging for Radiance Crystals. While travelling there by Flynn's Dread-Yatch, the elven ninja was training herself by attacking training dummies on the deck. Wash Buckler insisted that she relax and enjoy the ride to the expedition, only to be intimidated when Stealth Elf asked if he had a problem with her way of relaxing after making short work of the training dummies. Suddenly, the Skylanders noticed that Kaos' army of trolls are attacking the Mabu mining expedition for the Radiance Crystals, and Stealth Elf, along with Pop Fizz and Wash Buckler quickly dispatch to aid the Mabu. During the battle, the three Skylanders were forced to handle the trolls on their own due to the other Skylanders currently defending parts of Skylands elsewhere. Things soon turned for the worse when Wolfgang arrived, causing the Skylanders, including Stealth Elf, to feel threatened and outmatched as they weren't prepared to tackle both a Troll army and a villain. Before Wolfgang could begin his attack, the Trap Masters, Snap Shot and Wallop, arrived in time to help their comrades. With their combined efforts, they defeated Wolfgang and drove off the Trolls, saving the Mabu expedition. Both the Skylanders and the Trap Masters are praised by the Mabu leader for their efforts in saving the Mabu, but soon came to notice that the Fork of Infinite Resonance was stolen by the Trolls, causing the Skylanders to ponder on what Kaos was up to. While searching for Kaos after his escape from the Villain Vault, Stealth Elf was with Head Rush, Fling Kong, Cali and Sharpfin at Kaos's old fortress in the Cloudbreak Islands in search of the evil Portal Master. On their way out, they were ambushed by a group of dark elite Drow Warriors lead by Count Moneybone and weren't prepared for a rift created by Kaos' Sky Eater. The three Skylanders, Sharpfin and Cali were able to escape and returned to the Academy to report what happened. After learning of the Rift Engines that may reconnect the connection between Portals, Stealth Elf, Terrafin, Jet-Vac, and Gill Grunt were assigned by Spyro to head for Know-It-All Island to discover the whereabouts of the Rift Engines. Once at the island, the Skylanders and Flynn encountered Blobbers, who was sent by his village to learn about the strange rifts that were destroying everything across Skylands. A nearby Stone Head revealed to the group the history behind the Rift Engines and the fact that Kaos had awakened a power hidden long ago. Before the Stone Head could begin to reveal the location of the Rift Engines, Kaos himself opened a rift and it consumed the island as soon as the Stone Head told a riddle to the Skylanders regarding the location of the Rift Engines. The Skylanders and their friends were soon rescued by non-Skylanders, Spitfire and Stormblade, who transported them all to safety with their vehicles. After getting acquainted with Spitfire, Stormblade, and other non-Skylanders, Fiesta and Dive-Clops, Stealth Elf and the other Skylanders allowed the SuperChargers to help the Skylanders on their journey as there was no other available transportation. While treking through Skylands, the Skylanders and SuperChargers figured out the Stone Head's riddle and came to the Whirlpool of Destiny where the Rift Engines were hidden in an underwater city. While Dive-Clops and Gill Grunt used the Dive Bomber to begin their search underwater, Jet-Vac and the other land Skylanders held back a group of Kaos' minions to buy their friends some time. As they were about to become overwhelmed, Gill Grunt and Dive-Clops succeeded in hauling the Rift Engines from the underwater depths. Stealth Elf, Jet-Vac and Terrafin were shocked at seeing Gill Grunt's SuperCharged form, who quickly instructed his three companions to unlock the chest and hope the Rift Engines inside chooses them. As they touched the Rift Engines, Stealth Elf, Terrafin, and Jet-Vac were granted the powers of SuperChargers which transformed them, and they used their newfound abilities to drive off Kaos' minions. With the Rift Engines at their disposal, the Skylanders, and the newly-formed Skylander SuperChargers, began their adventure in stopping Kaos and his latest plan. Stealth Elf and Spyro competed with each other in a friendly race around the Skylanders Academy, ending with Stealth Elf being the victor with the help of her decoy. Suddenly, a streak of magic shot into the academy library and out emerged a Doomlander stealing a book regarding Imaginite. While attempting to engage the creature, it proved to be too strong, but it was driven away by the arrival of the Senseis, who Stealth Elf recognized as "masters". Stealth Elf met up with Spyro again after the dragon investigated Cradle of Creation with the Skylander. The clues left behind at Skylander Academy lead the Skylanders to Mushroom River and Scholarville, the latter where Stealth Elf accompanied the player Skylander through the village raid. When Brain used his Mind Magic with Kaos, Stealth Elf was among the Skylanders who were affected by the brainwashing spell. She was later freed when the Dragons used their magic to undo most of the brainwashing around Skylands, and Stealth Elf was able to accompany the other Skylanders in launching an attack at Kaos' Lair. In the Enchanted Elven Forest, Stealth Elf and the Skylander discover that mutant plants have overrun the great forest as a result of Grandmaster Cami Flage's experimental fertilizer. Stealth Elf also noticed that her old master had gone completely insane, and throughout the adventure, she made several attempts to calm Cami Flage down while the elven elder was setting forest fires to try and stop the mutants. Being quite swift and agile, Stealth Elf able to skewer and slash swiftly at her enemies with her daggers. She can also create scarecrows of herself that wield scythes to attack other foes and can bring forth a copy of herself as a decoy to distract other enemies while she turns invisible. She can even regenerate her lost health back overtime. Her series 2 wow pow allows her to spin in a blender style with her blades, while her series 3 wow pow allows her to summon a sabertooth tiger for a short time before dealing a powerful kick to enemies. The Pook Blade Saint upgrade path improves Stealth Elf’s direct combat skills. This path includes 2 new attacks – Poison Spores and Blade Fury – as well as maximising the damage dealt by her blades. The final upgrade is the Shadowsbane Blade Dance which grants Stealth Elf magical blades that fight alongside her, increasing her attack range as well as doing chip damage. This upgrade path is combat oriented and best suited to an aggressive play style and the Knife Blender Wow Pow on Series 2 Stealth Elf. The Forest Ninja upgrade path improves Stealth Elf’s decoy ability. This path can increase the number of scarecrow decoys left behind, as well as rigging them to deal damage to enemies by exploding or by spinning blades at the end of their arms. This upgrade path is support oriented and best suited to a sneakier play style and the Surprise, Tiger! Wow Pow on Ninja Stealth Elf. Note: with Ninja Stealth Elf's Wow Pow Surprise, Tiger! When activating the tiger you cannot activate your scarecrow decoy at the same time making the Forest Ninja path on Ninja Stealth Elf fairly redundant, having to choose every time you activate your stealthier decoy ability to use your scarecrow or your tiger ability. In Skylanders: Battlecast, she also has the ability to imbue her blades with Nightshade Oil, increasing their damage and keeping anyone attacked by them from casting spells, and other abilities that allow her to attack sideline enemies by going after them or swapping them in. Her Gear is the Scorncrow, a dummy that reduces enemy power, and her Special Ability is Enchanted Blades,which temporarily increases her power. Her scrapped Relic is the Ninja Scroll, a shrine that increases the power of every attacking ally. In her Series 1 and Series 2 toy form, her daggers and eyes glow in the dark. Her eyes glow in the dark unlike most playable Elves, which may indicate that she may have night vision or a similar ability. Interestingly, her toy included with the 3DS Starter Pack does not glow in the dark. In the Netflix series: Skylanders Academy… Stealth Elf is one of the main protagonists of the spin-off series, Skylanders Academy. Stealth Elf is commonly the voice of reason in Team Spyro. When a teammate is distracted from their duties, she is quick to try and put them on the right track, though she can also fixate on a subject or let anxiety get the best of her and let it take over her routine. Though she maintains a tough exterior, the elf is also easily embarrassed when noticed in emotional moments. She is also mischievous, often scaring her teammates with her super speed (which Eruptor says is why they can‘t have nice things). Here one second... gone the next. Stealth Elf is a speed demon who can travel from one corner of Skylanders Academy to the other before you can say, "Whoa, did she just teleport?" And if you think she's quick on her feet, just wait until you see her work her blades. This ninja warrior is a force to be reckoned with, whether it's defeating her enemies or suddenly appearing behind one of her teammates with no warning to yell, "BOO!", and make them jump – or in Eruptor's case, to spew lava all over the place. But don’t let the name fool you – she may be stealth in a fight, but this Elf is always ready to take the lead and command her team to victory! Being a ninja, Stealth Elf can teleport in a puff of green smoke and use her agility to evade attacks. She has many different weapons in her arsenal but her weapon of choice are her dual blades. She also possesses super speed, allowing to run faster than a normal person, and even allowing her to read quickly. Like all Skylanders, Stealth Elf's powers and life force are magically bonded to the Book of Skylanders, meaning that if it or her page in the book are done harm in any way, she will suffer it's lasting damage as a sort of Voodoo effect. When Kaos froze the book solid, it encased her, along with everybody else, in solid ice. Stealth Elf enrolled in Skylanders Academy as a junior cadet and became friends with fellow students, Spyro and Eruptor. When Spyro was stalling their game of Sheep Ball in Skylanders Academy, Stealth Elf playfully threw the sheep at Spyro's head multiple times to try and knock some sense into the dragon. The class bell soon rang, and Stealth Elf and Eruptor barely made it to class in time before Spyro's arrogance caused Professor Jet-Vac to give the entire class a surprise pop quiz as punishment. Stealth Elf and Eruptor later did their practice run in preparation for the Skylander Games, but were surprised and disappointed to find out that Spyro blew off their last practice to throw him and his two roommates a premature graduation party at their house. The following morning, the two cadets couldn't find Spyro around their home and went on to the Skylander Games without him. Once there, Stealth Elf and the other cadets participated in their tests that would determine their worth as Skylanders. Offscreen, Stealth Elf passed the final test successfully, and was disappointed at Spyro's tardiness and lack of focus, which lead to his failure in the Games while she and Eruptor graduated. Though she attempted to cheer the dragon up in the next day, Stealth Elf and Eruptor went to the graduation ceremony without him. After being drawn in the Book of Skylanders by Master Eon and momentarily congratulated by Spyro through a cloud drawing, the group at the cerimony was attacked by Kaos, who dodged their attacks and froze the book and them with it. Seeing the commotion outside the arena, Spyro returned to help them, and though Stealth Elf urged him to escape while he had time, the dragon chose instead to help them and pursue Kaos and his butler Glumshanks. Though he was repeatedly defeated by the sorcerer, he found an opening to defrost the book, and freed the other Skylanders. Stealth Elf and the others soon returned to the Academy library as the villain tried to take Spyro away, and after an offscreen beating, threw them out of the school island. Happy to see their friend safe and sound, Stealth Elf and Eruptor congratulated Spyro's efforts, as well as Master Eon, who made him a Skylander and bound him to the Book in return. In My Way or the Sky Way, after a mission to fix the Academy's basements pipes, Spyro, Stealth Elf and Eruptor returned home to discuss Jet-Vac's attitude towards planning, only for him to enter house and announce that he was moving in with them. Though the ninja was quick to label the rooms in an attempt to stop the Sky Baron from sharing a room with her or Eruptor, he eventually discovered Spyro's room and started a routine of criticizing his habits and the state of their house. Later that day, Stealth Elf and Eruptor could no longer find the two, only to discover Spyro hiding in the house's sewer entrance to escape the lectures. Before they could discuss what to do about the stern professor, however, Master Eon summoned them to a mission to put out a fire on the Falling Forest, and they made their way to the Skylander Games along with Jet-Vac and Pop Fizz to retrieve the SuperChargers. However, Jet-Vac held them back for hours by thoroughly reading their instruction manuals, and when they could finally make their way to the forest, the fire was already put out by Snap Shot and Ka-Boom. After Jet-Vac was properly criticized for his actions by Master Eon and made amends with Spyro - stopping Kaos' newest plan in the process - the group ate lizard gizzards at their kitchen to commemorate, and the three new Skylanders invited Jet-Vac to stay in their house for real. Unexpectedly, Pop Fizz appeared from the basement entrance to talk as well, revealing he was living in there for quite some time already, and despite the rather sudden meeting, Team Spyro was formed. In Missing Links, Team Spyro was struggling to overcome the Fire Viper training simulation, but had failing the test for an unknown amount of times. When Master Eon brought over his friend King Pen to help out the team, the Sensei allowed Spyro and the rest of his team to create Cy, King Pen's Imaginator creation that would help them improve their talents while working as a team. The Skylanders then taught Cy their way in using their combat abilities, with Spyro teaching Cy how to fly. When the time came for Team Spyro to take on the Fire Viper simulation again, Cy's involvement only hindered their progress as the Imaginator was repeating what the Skylanders had taught him. In the end, Cy lost control of his vacuum blaster and immobilized Team Spyro, causing the team to fail the simulation. Master Eon and King Pen scolded Team Spyro, concerned about the future of the team while King Pen considered taking part Cy to see the problem. Afterwards, Team Spyro and Cy gathered at the Thinking Spot to talk about their failure, when suddenly a real life Fire Viper swooped down and attacked the team. While evading the beast, Spyro came to realize that they had been reusing their talents instead of combining Cy's unique powers with their own. With this realization, Team Spyro combined their powers with Cy's abilities, resulting in their victory in taking down the Fire Viper. Master Eon and King Pen both witnessed their efforts and congratulated them. Stealth Elf was chosen to do a "Skills, Elements and Defense" speech to the entire academy in Dream Girls. However she came to notice that the students and her fellow teammates have developed a mysterious case of sheep phobia. She spent three sleepless nights trying to solve the mystery, finding out that the culprit is an Academy student. She eventually realizes that Dreamcatcher is the one behind everyone's sheep phobia and engaged the villain in the dream realm. Stealth Elf eventually realized that Dreamcatcher doesn't have complete control over a person's mind, allowing the Skylander to conjure up arsenal to use against Dreamcatcher and woke up from her dream in time to subdue the villainous student. Stealth Elf arrived for SED talk in the Academy classroom with a captive Dreamcatcher in tow, explaining to her audience that the work towards a great battle is just as important as the training and the other various efforts put into becoming who one wants to be, and being aware of one's abilities is key to hitting that mark. Soon after her SED talk, Kaos and Glumshanks teleported into the classroom full of Skylanders and are promptly handcuffed. Stealth Elf then accompanied Team Spyro to escort Dreamcatcher, Kaos and Glumshanks to Cloudcracker Prison with Ka-Boom. In The Hole Truth, after escorting Kaos, Glumshanks and Dreamcatcher to the prison, Stealth Elf, Spyro and Eruptor were assigned prison guard duty for the day by Snap Shot. Due to their naive nature, and Snap Shot forgetting to mention not to send all of the prisoners to the hole at once, the Doom Raiders tricked Team Spyro into sending them into the hole so they could combine their powers to open a wormhole to escape. Stealth Elf was the first to look on the positive side, as Kaos hadn’t escaped, but that was quickly shut out as they discovered Kaos had escaped using the sewage pipes. In I Dream of Ninjini, Stealth Elf was challenged to a ninja battle by Berserker through Monday Night Ninja Fights live television. Through Master Eon's suggestion, she went to the Falling Forest to seek advice from a retired ninja giant Skylander named Ninjini, who was also Stealth Elf's friend. However Ninjini was stalling Stealth Elf's awaited training, eventually admitting that she no longer has the confidence to teach Stealth Elf what she knows after remaining inactive in her retirement for so long. Stealth Elf persuaded Ninjini to try again by showing her poster of Ninjini's early years to remind her she was still the most powerful ninja she believed Ninjini to always be. Moved by Stealth Elf's dedication, Ninjini finally proceeded to train her, and through intense training, Stealth Elf quickly improves her ninja capabilities. Her skills were put to the test when Ninjini was held captive by the Doom Raiders, who found Ninjini's old genie lamp and began using the genie giant to grant three wishes, which are soon wasted. With Stealth Elf's encouragement, Ninjini breaks free of her bottle and drives off the Doom Raiders. Stealth Elf later confronted Berserker, who had kidnapped Hugo to eat him in preparation of their battle. With her newly enhanced ninja abilities, Stealth Elf quickly defeated Berserker, emerging the victor. Afterwards, Stealth Elf revisited Ninjini to offer back her genie lamp, but Ninjini entrusted Stealth Elf to keep it instead in order to prevent the lamp from falling into the wrong hands and to use it to summon Ninjini if she ever needed her. When Dark Spyro came to Skylanders Academy posing as the Spyro they knew and loved, Stealth Elf was the only one who remained partially suspicious of him. In In Like Flynn, Steatlh Elf accompanied Team Spyro with Captain Flynn to combat Kaos's pirate gang but wound up crashing on an island and running into Fisticuffs. After their adventure, Dark Spyro recommended Stealth Elf to accompany Captain Flynn on a 24-hour trip to Dragon's Peak to refuel the Dread-Yacht. Despite her confusion, the elf Skylander went with Flynn regardless, unaware that it was all Dark Spyro's plan to temporarily keep Stealth Elf away and prevent her from compromising him. In Weekend at Eon's, during their trip to Dragon's Peak, Stealth Elf talked with Flynn about how Spyro was acting different ever since he returned, including how Spyro didn't want to find his family he recently desired. She partially suspected that Spyro putting her on the trip with Flynn may have been a way of getting rid of her. In Off to the Races, she walked in on Dark Spyro and Strykore's alliance and was greatly upset that her best friend is an agent of darkness. Despite Dark Spyro's assurance that he's changed, she went off to warn the others. Before she could, Strykore enhanced the evil in Dark Spyro and violently attacks her. Dark Spyro gain the upper hand, but couldn't bring himself to kill Elf. While unconscious, Dark Spyro unintentionally opened the Wumpan Puzzle Box, revealing the Map to Arkus, but Kaos stole the map and escape. Elf woke up just as Dark Spyro was about to pursue Kaos and she knocked him out. She then sadly informed the other Skylanders that their friend Spyro was evil. In Split, Team Spyro brought a resisting Dark Spyro back to their home where they were unable to get through to their friend Spyro, who was buried deep within his dark counterpart. When it seemed like the Spyro they know was gone forever, Hugo informed them of a serum that can be used to free Spyro from his darkness, but will require Fire Viper venom. Stealth Elf didn't care how dangerous it'll be as long as it'll help get her friend back. The team was successful in completing the serum and it restored Spyro's light. The Skylanders, particularly Stealth Elf, tearfully embraced his return, until they discovered that Dark Spyro has taken form as an unexpected side effect. After Dark Spyro's demise, Spyro felt ashamed for everything his evil self did to his friends that he didn't think they would give him another chance. Elf said that thinking her best friend was evil was one of the most hardest things she had to deal with, but knew that it wasn't the real Spyro, and everyone forgave him. Unlike her main counterpart her invisibility stealth ability is reimagined as a teleportation ability. In this continuity, Stealth Elf is commonly seen without a scarf over her mouth. Her eyes also had a slight change from being completely featureless to having blue sclera, possibly to make it easier for viewers to know which direction she is looking at. Eruptor points out in Dream GirWwls that Stealth Elf has no pupils, making it hard to read her emotions. Despite her claim that she dislikes public displays of affection, she can rarely be seen doing so on occasion, hugging Spyro when he first became a Skylander and resting her head on Eruptor's arm at the Chili Chomp Competition. Her voice actress, Ashley Tisdale, is best known for being the voice of Candace Flynn on Disney's Phineas and Ferb. Stealth Elf has a depression on the skin above the right eyebrow. It is unknown if this is a texture glitch, birth mark or a scar. In Thankstaking for the Memories, Stealth Elf is shown to not leave the Academy during holidays, using the time alone to practice her skills instead. In Who's Your Daddy?, Jet-Vac mentions that she has 43 different ninja blades. Stealth Elf is obsessed with ninja-themed franchises, such as TV shows and an unknown product known as Karate Kats. Like her game counterpart, Stealth Elf never knew her parents. However, in this continuity, she mentions being raised by a tree, and it was never brought up if she was raised by master ninjas at any point in her life. Her ponytail is longer than her game counterpart's. Minus the aforementioned ponytail, her appearance seems to be based on her design in Giants. In the episode, Three Sides to Every Story, Stealth Elf says that Eruptor should start watching romantic comedies, implying that she herself watches them. According to showrunner Eric Rogers, Spyro, Stealth Elf, and Eruptor were all in their early teens when they became Skylander.
{Bit from The Missing Link.}
{{Stealth Elf}}: Oh, I've had my catchphrase for years, I just don't use it. I'm cool like that.
{{Cy}}: Ah, I totally get it! The silent-but-deadly type! [beat] Ooh! That totally was your catchphrase, wasn't it?
{{Stealth Elf}}: I'm workshopping it.
