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We already have a topic about it: Rayman's age. You will notice that young members tend to think Rayman is young as well, and vice versa.
Hunchman801 said:You will notice that young members tend to think Rayman is young as well, and vice versa.
Nothing to do with my age.I said:Rayman: 9
Rayman 2: 13
Rayman M: 14
Rayman 3: 16
I'm not saying people think Rayman is as old as them though. I still think you prove my pointEl Dango said:Hunchman801 said:You will notice that young members tend to think Rayman is young as well, and vice versa.Nothing to do with my age.I said:Rayman: 9
Rayman 2: 13
Rayman M: 14
Rayman 3: 16
Okay, i admit that it's around my age, but it has always been like that.
It doesn't have to be a linear functionEl Dango said:So, you're saying 80 years old will think he's 75 or something like that?![]()
And yet he is as tall as adults.Joshua822 said:In Rayman 1 he looks like 6/7 years old.
He's the same size as Tarayzan and the Musician.Xenon said:But still, how can you judge whether he's of similar size to an adult of his beings? He's the only member of his species. You have no others to compare him with.
But that still doesn't give you measurements of any kind; it's all about assumption. We can assume that the flowers are of similar size to those on planet Earth. On the contrary, we can assume that the flowers are humungous, like other objects in Rayman 1. There's no evidence to suggest either theory is correct.There are giant music instruments, giant erasers and giant cakes in Rayman's world. Why couldn't there be giant flowers? And anyway, they're much bigger than most of the trees: if Rayman is a dwarf, then the game is probably set in a bonsai garden.
I'll back down on this one. Good point.He's the same size as Tarayzan and the Musician.
There's no evidence, but don't you think the game is much more likely to feature giant flowers than dwarf trees?Xenon said:There's no evidence to suggest either theory is correct.