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Summer Forest is the first of the three homeworlds in Avalar that appeared in Ripto's Rage. It is here where Spyro was formally introduced to Elora, Hunter, and the Professor. Spyro learned how to swim in this area and confronts the first boss, Crush.This beautiful core world is a little niche of land covered in tall, majestic trees and fed by a small pond and several running streams. Inside the dip of land lays the first of Avalar’s castles, surrounded by a small rampart and large pillars, as well as grassy forests. This world is constantly stuck in the season of Summer, making it the hottest of the core worlds in Avalar. Inside the castle are small pools of water, marble statues, and a few indoor gardens. However, since it was terrorized by Ripto, the only way to get inside of the castle is through one of its high windows or through an underwater passage found under the pond.At the beginning of the game, at Glimmer, Elora told Spyro to meet up with her in Summer Forest, deciding to follow Ripto and see what he was up to.Just before Spyro arrived, Ripto and his accomplices, Crush and Gulp, broke into the castle of Summer Forest and kicked Moneybags, who apparently owned it, out. Elora introduced herself to Spyro, and when he mentioned that the Gemcutters had given him a Talisman, she told him that there were 14 other magical talismans as well. Hunter soon had come into the forest and Elora asked him where he was. Hunter told her that he "got a little lost", and Elora mentioned that there was no way that Spyro could reach Dragon Shores due to Ripto's conquest of the castle. Spyro agreed to help out.Later on, Spyro learned from Elora how the crisis started, preceding his battle with Crush.After, Ripto tried to send Gulp out to fight Spyro as well, only to have the roof fall on top of them. The two fled the castle, and the game progressed onto the next world.There is a famous "walk in water" glitch located in this homeworld. Gliding outside, left, from the ledge near Colossus will lead to an unprotected area, and allow one to land inside the water passage without diving.

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