Lightcore Flashwing is a hard character to recommend. While I find that I use the third attack more than the one with the single shard, I find most of my time spinning at my opponents - or more precisely, around them as I tend to circle the bigger enemies while the smaller ones throw themselves at the character. She doesn’t really seem to lack in any one category and she has strong short and long-ranged attacks. Skylanders: Swap Force - Lightcore Flashwing, or rather, any version of Flashwing is a good character to have in your arsenal. Holding down the third attack, she shoots a massive beam of light and can rotate to damage any enemies in the beam’s path. Lightcore Flashwing’s Soul Gem ability (ready for purchase in Swap Force, but found in Bringing Order to Kaos! in Giants) is called Crystal Lighthouse. The next upgrade bounces enemy projectiles back and the final lets you tap the Crystal Shards attack while spinning to shoot lasers. The Shimmering Spin upgrade path starts by increasing the length of the spin and letting it deal more damage. This path eventually lets you get three Crystal Shards stuck in walls and the final upgrade allows those lodged crystals to regenerate Lightcore Flashwing’s health if she goes near them. One path lets the shards stick to walls and when you press the first attack again, it will shoot another crystal out. The two upgrade paths will either power up her crystal projectiles or her spin ability. She can also get an upgrade that lets her shoot the Crystal Shards faster and another that increases her armor. She also gets a charge on her Crystal Shard attack that turns the shard into a laser beam shot. Lightcore Flashwing’s initial upgrades include a third attack that shoots shards in all directions except in front of her.
The latter shoots a projectile ahead of Flashwing, while the other spins her like a top, increases her speed, and chips away at enemy health pretty effectively. So what are Lightcore Flashwing’s attacks? She starts off with two attacks, Crystal Shards and Shimmering Spin. At least they all have the Lightcore effect that happens when they are first summoned in a level. They apparently need a non-Lightcore repose to have that honor.
The same applies to Lightcore Wham-Shell and Lightcore Warnado, these characters don’t get an extra attack simply because they’ve been brought into a different game. What this means is that there is no additional Wow Pow attack. Skylanders: Swap Force - Lightcore Flashwing is an unusual figure in that it is a Lightcore version of a character introduced in Skylanders: Giants, but doesn’t have a Series 2, non-Lightcore counterpart for Swap Force.
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