Devlin, who is a baker now, is carrying a giant cake with "Thanks Spyro!" written on it when you rescue him.
The end credits show pictures of Spyro hanging out with the Artisans dragons. They imply that he's been collectively raised by all of them, and few of the pictures have some pretty dang heartwarming moments:
Spyro helping Nestor with his construction work; note Nestor is big enough to carry Spyro and his materials and both look pretty pleased.
Nils teaching Spyro how to sculpt; Nils makes a sculpture of Zoe, while Spyro makes one of himself... and adds sunglasses to it.
Gildas teaching Spyro painting.
Lindar is more amused than annoyed by Spyro acting as a cuckoo clock in a grandfather clock.
Gavin is making coffee for himself and Spyro; Gavin himself seems to take black coffee, while Spyro has a fancy sparkling purple drink.
In the retake of Ripto's introduction, he straight up threatens Spyro with his scepter. Zoe however, stops him, in this case by her own accord and despite being terrified throughout. After a shaken Zoe returns, Spyro glares defensively at Ripto.
This retrospectively also makes Spyro saving Zoe from Ripto before Gulp's boss more sweet and impactful, that he's quite willing to return the favour after she risked her neck for him earlier.
Spyro's smile slightly widening after Elora kisses him on the head to thank him for saving Avalar.
The scene where Hunter and Bianca kiss is made even better by them having a Twirl of Love before, including a happy giggle on Bianca's part, and an affectionate gaze between both.
The 100% Completion ending. The original version tried to show the adult dragons interacting with the babies in a heartwarming way, but did it so badly it was a downright Gainax Ending. The Reignited version shows it with much more success. An example: The scene ends with a baby burping at Spyro's face. In the original, Spyro shakes his head for no darn good reason. In the Reignited, Spyro replies with an affectionate noogie.
