Magenta

"Fight Fire with Fire!"

- Magenta's official catchphrase Magenta is a magic dragon, who is a new Core Skylander in Skylanders: Imaginarium. She is of the Magic element.

Personality
Magenta is an adventurous dragon who had always wanted to see the world. She fights for what is right and is against what is not.

Biography
Born two years later to the same dragons that Spyro was born from, Magenta had always wanted to see the world for herself. She had always dreamed of flying over Skylands and gazing over the beautiful sights below. She even wanted to become a Skylander at some point, but was afraid of what they would think of her. When her parents decided she was old enough to fly over Skylands on her own, Magenta started to hide behind or under certain objects during a battles. She would even help the Skylander and then disappear, leaving the Skylander puzzled as to who helped him/her. When Furball had been helped for the eighth time, he started to tell Lucas about the helper, not knowing it was Magenta all along. It had taken a long time before Lucas and the others figured out that it was Magenta helping them. Rather than yelling at them, they all made Magenta a Skylander for her bravery and heroism.

Stats
Because of family resemblance, Magenta does have the same stat numbers as Spyro when he first joined the Skylanders.

Abilities
Magenta is very much like Spyro when it comes to her primary and special attacks. She shoots a magenta version of Spyro's fireball for her primary attack, and she flies around for her third attack. Instead of a charge attack (because her horns a smaller), she fires a flare attack that dazes enemies.

Trivia

 * Magenta is of the Original Eight.
 * She is the eighth member of the Original Eight.


 * She, Plasma, and Screech are the only members of the Original Eight to feature other Skylanders in their backstories.
 * Coincidentally, the Skylanders featured in their backstories are members of the Original Eight.


 * Magenta and Spyro are siblings.
 * Because of this, their upgrade names for their primary and tertiary attacks are almost the same, except for a few obvious differences.