Rayman himself

It would be interesting indeed.

Raymanian on this arch?
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Raymanian on the pillar on the left there?
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Raymanian on the walls of the inside of the Chateau at the very end of R1?

Raymanian on the door that leads into TSOWAI in Revolution (when you have to put those orbs on the pyramids), and that door in TSORAL in Revolution where you have to hit that switch to open it?

Raymanian inscriptions in the tunnels in DOTK?
 
That's actually something to think about, yeah. Naturally we'd perceive them as random patterns, but perhaps they do possess a subtle (yet existant) meaning.
 
Xenon said:
That's actually something to think about, yeah. Naturally we'd perceive them as random patterns, but perhaps they do possess a subtle (yet existant) meaning.
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This is interesting. I know for fact that in the Jak series, the precursor patterns actually represent letters, and in most cases form actual words.
 
Holy Crap said:
Xenon said:
That's actually something to think about, yeah. Naturally we'd perceive them as random patterns, but perhaps they do possess a subtle (yet existant) meaning.
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This is interesting. I know for fact that in the Jak series, the precursor patterns actually represent letters, and in most cases form actual words.
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I never knew that. Is there a symbol for each letter of the alphabet?
 
spiraldoor said:
It would be interesting indeed.

Raymanian on this arch?
mapd.png


Raymanian on the pillar on the left there?
map8c.png


Raymanian on the walls of the inside of the Chateau at the very end of R1?

Raymanian on the door that leads into TSOWAI in Revolution (when you have to put those orbs on the pyramids), and that door in TSORAL in Revolution where you have to hit that switch to open it?

Raymanian inscriptions in the tunnels in DOTK?
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*Throws Spiraldoor out of the window*
 
acarr1 said:
There is in Pokémon.
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Yes, those UNOWN come in 26 patterns. But those still look similar to normal letters. Like you can still reconize A or P. They even show text made with unown in Diamond and Pearl.

Those 'raymanian' patterns however, I don't think they'd have any meaning at all. I mean there's never been a moment in any of the games in which you had to translate any of those patterns. Not ever. So why bother doing that now? Surely if Ubi Soft wanted them to have a meaning they would've done some translation minigame in R1, 2 or 3. Or in at least one of the main Rayman games.

Now that I think of it by the way, it would make a great feature for Rayman 4, if it comes.
 
Xenon said:
Holy Crap said:
Xenon said:
That's actually something to think about, yeah. Naturally we'd perceive them as random patterns, but perhaps they do possess a subtle (yet existant) meaning.
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This is interesting. I know for fact that in the Jak series, the precursor patterns actually represent letters, and in most cases form actual words.
Click to expand...
I never knew that. Is there a symbol for each letter of the alphabet?
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Yeah, that's what I meant, and they form words in English. It's on their official site Here. Click 'tips'. For a while, I could read it fluently. :lol: There's stuff written all over the place, and I thought it was all gibberish. :sad: The eco vents in Jak and Daxter say 'power' if I remmeber correctly. The orbs just have gibberish though.
 
Now that I think of it by the way, it would make a great feature for Rayman 4, if it comes.
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They should make the letters connected to the ones in previous games, so we can find out what they mean aswell...
 
I see where you're coming from, RaymanZone does indeed seem to circulate around rabbid discussions. Here things are far more flexible.
 
Yeah, this is really the better choice than RZ :)
@Henchman: You're right, I wondered why they don't called the Site "Rabbidzone" :lol:
 
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