Oct 30, 2025
Did you know? Both Chompy Mountain and Rumbletown include an unusually difficult Skystones challenger for only being the third level in their respective games.
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Did you know? Both Chompy Mountain and Rumbletown include an unusually difficult Skystones challenger for only being the third level in their respective games.
Did you know? Level concepts for Chompy Mountain show that Chompy Mage's lair would be open to the sky, and his hideout would be inside a tree.
“Welcome, race fans to Chompy Mountain! Now, I'd tell you these Chompies don't bite, but I'd be lying! So please keep all hands, paws and hooves inside your vehicle at all times and enjoy the show!!”
- Pandergast, about Chompy Mountain
Listed below are the Story Scrolls found in the Trap Team chapter, Chompy Mountain:
"Meditations on 'Boom'" - Chapter 3
Seen above: Chompy Mountain as it appears in Skylanders: Trap Team
Did you know? All of the Soul Gems in Chompy Mountain are for Trap Masters.
Chompy Mountain is the third chapter in Skylanders: Trap Team. This towering mountain is home to the Chompy Mage, whom the Skylanders seek to capture, and Buzz rallies the Mabu Defense Force living at the base of the mountain to aid the Skylanders in their quest.
A Sign at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum that i found really beatiful
It reads: “Mountain Islands: The Sonoran Desert region includes forested mountain “islands” surrounded by a “sea” of desert.
You are entering representation of the biological community known as the Mexican Oak-Pine Woodland. This community occurs at elevations between 4500 and 7000 feet in these mountain “islands.”
At this elevation a moderate climate, with rainfall averaging between 12 and 22 inches a year, supports a variety of grasses and a mixed evergreen woodland dominated by oak, juniper, and pine.”