I read some Shakespere in my days a there's a quote were it reads...There is neither good nor evil.Just thinking it does.

True, Generally speaking, you're completely right.

After all in The ark Master or Gauls opinion, Spyro is the evil guy.

It's pretty much getting the best for you.

Well, if they were both the same breath, and evil Spyro breathed it... then that make Spyro himself evil?

Yes and no.

Seeing as purple dragons can harness all elements it dosent matter specifically what element he decides to use. If spyro wants to become "The King of Freakin' Ownage and Ebil" then I guess he'll do so. Also take note not all "dark" (Or black or whatever) dragons are evil. And not all light dragons are good.

Light breath. I couldn't believe Dark/Convexity breath at first...and really, I still can't.

Spyro already has the power of wind, you know: flight.

And being able to breathe water defies all kinds of logic. Fire AND water? Fire and Ice makes sense, mind. but WATER? it was the most pointless breath in aHT, but that wasn't a good game anyways. Bubble breath in EtD had more of a use than water breath!

Earth breath is pretty ridiculous too. In the GBA version of tEN, you know what earth breath was?
rocks.
Spyro breathed ROCKS on his enemies. No joke.
Easy way to defeat Gaul too.

all in all, I just think Spyro should have stuck with fire breath. *shrug*

In the first game I'm pretty sure it's Convexity Breath, seeing as they are in the Convexity.

In TEN, It probably was also Convexity breath as well, seeing as the breath was literally the same, but since [SPOILERS IN PURPLE] [shadow=violet:3bbb5287a0]that he got corrupted by the "Dark" master it probably was darkness.[/shadow:3bbb5287a0] But if it was darkness, Spyro would likely need some sort of Light Breath to beat the dark master then.

I'd also recommend some sort of chaos breath two, seeing as how chaos is usually Light AND Darkness.

Spyro already has the power of wind, you know: flight.

And being able to breathe water defies all kinds of logic. Fire AND water? Fire and Ice makes sense, mind. but WATER? it was the most pointless breath in aHT, but that wasn't a good game anyways. Bubble breath in EtD had more of a use than water breath!

Earth breath is pretty ridiculous too. In the GBA version of tEN, you know what earth breath was?
rocks.
Spyro breathed ROCKS on his enemies. No joke.
Easy way to defeat Gaul too.

all in all, I just think Spyro should have stuck with fire breath. *shrug*