spyro is fighting some bad guys.
mexican music starts playing as some moles with sombreros and maraca-like hammers.
said moles wack at bad guys till baddies are dead, then jump back into their holes.
moment of silence, with spyro having a confused look on his face, then:
sparx: where did THAT come from?

Andre the Giant has a Posse

Anyways, on a serious note, humour is all good and all, but when done badly, it really makes you want to facepalm so bad, words doesn't do it justice. Sparx certainly was bad enough, and I only played ANB.

I cannot imagine the game studio do it any other way, to be honest. (either because they do not want to, or they cannot do so).

The reason I mentioned this is when I'm reading my book, "Lord Loss" by Darren Shan. Sure, it sounds like it's all very indeed serious, but after reading a couple of chapters, the story tells itself to me. I found myself chuckling to some of the parts of the story that I enjoyed, and yet it doesn't seem overwelmingly immature. If you read the story or any other similar stories that follow this path, you'll understand what I mean. As a general rule of thumb in my opinion, we will always have a certain level of immaturity, non-fiction or not; from the ones you can laugh, and the ones that seem horrifying and nasty.

Even though I liked the random Spyro humor in the forums, it would always be generally kept away from new series that tells their humor via point of view. Some exceptions to this are that, if one of the Spyro fan writers had captured how humor works well in a "serious tone", while writing an exceptionally, good story. One good example is "Spyro: Days of Light" by shade105. I loved how that story is written out. It's too bad the writer stopped writing due to the conflicts of the new Spyro game. Besides, wouldn't "Spongebob humor" tamper the series instead of balancing the humor with light and dark?

But i dont think this is supposed to be childish. If you think about it, what would you want to do when watching lord of the rings *sorry first thingy poped in head. Was thinking of something that includes defeting some evil lord* and Saran didnt want to rule middle earth but instead wanted to get revenge on some bulls by chucking eggs at them? Or the hobbits decided aginst takeing the ring to the mount doom and instead sold it for more pipe weed and ale to make marry in the halls and sing the portal theme song?

It just doesnt seem right. Im sure when Spyro in past games kinda did the same, but the graphics are alot more cartoony. In my opinion if you make like realistic graphics its for a sort of serius game, maybe a joke here and there. Not to childish.

also, when dealing with a story such as LOS, things kinda have to be serius or nothng really would happen other then every one dies cuse they are still stuck at messing around. It is kind of essental to add a funny character to make the story more interesting, but not every character has to be exactly comical and childish like that one.

I would agree; that's always been one of my biggest gripes about that trilogy. The only funny thing is Sparx, but all he does is sarcasm which admittedly gets old after a while. That was one of the reasons I liked the originals so much: they were fun and didn't take themselves too seriously.

Spyro: Cynder, we have to fight malefor- now, or the world will end..
Cynder: Will the world end in a giant flood of cheese
Spyro:..
Cynder: You know, I have a present  for malefor..
Spyro: a punch in the face?
Cynder: NOPE! A barbie doll!
Spyro: WAT?
Cynder; He likes to sing im a barbie girl..

-the next day-

Spyro: HAY CYNDER
Cynder HAY SPYRO
Spyro: I HAVE A PHONE!
Cynder: WATS A PHONE
Spyro: THIS! *holds up a car*
Cynder: Does it come with papiya?
Spyro: HEK YES!

That sort of stuff. Spongebob-like humor. Is that what you want?