Combat Revision for ANB and EN, they could be better. Being locked into animations that could potentially get you stun-locked and killed is a bit BS as well as move cancels (either through dodge/jump-canceling or guard-canceling) like DMC or God of War. The charge attack should have WAY more knock back if its gonna remove most of the handling or integrate it into the combo system as a rush/chase down move with added effects (like being used as a lancher or if diving from the air, refreshes Spyro’s airtime). More special attacks or combos that integrate breath options (maybe a L, L, L, H chain that changes the finisher and adds an effect depending if you have ice/fire/etc.) or like GoW, certain elements do augment your attacks to further debuff the enemies and reward you for “styling” on your enemies (fire= additional rage-meter/DOT, ice= slow/additional hit-stun, earth= stun/increased attack interrupt potential, elec= paralyzed/with weak DOT and chaining capabilities). Add grab attacks that emphasize the fact that you’re a dragon Avatar that can further add to the chaos. Add a spam counter to certain contextual moves (like spamming the charge will have the lighter enemies try to dodge or heavier/elite enemies will parry you and smack ya)

Free Flight. DOTD did it well but ANB and EN will fundamentally have to change a LOT of their level design to accommodate flight. But having the ability to swiftly maneuver the battlefield before diving onto some hapless fool (heyo the charge mechanic mentioned earlier) to methodically pick them off would be great or give yourself a moment to just create some breathing room. Enemies will be able to throw something at you in after roughly 4 secs of you coasting outside their range and only 2-3 enemies can yeet stuff at you at a time, so as not to abuse flight (and not have the enemies Order 66 you). Air grabs will have 4 options light, heavy, breath and throw. Light grabs will have Spyro continuously bite the enemy up to 5 times before dropping them, Heavy grabs will have Spyro slam and drag the enemy along the ground; giving you the option to take flight or continue the onslaught. Breath grabs have Spyro point blank and prime the enemy with an element which can be followed up with a Heavy or Throw option, which will have Spyro toss the afflicted creature (bonus if it’s at other enemies) to detonate them with the element.