Hoodlums have too long arms...

[spiraldoor]

The same reason Robo-Pirates spiral into nothingness when they are defeated.

[Xenon]

The material could still come from Mawpaws if there was a transformation.. in fact it would be far more likely because I don't see it as logical for Hoodlums to suddenly acquire/lose this clothing.

[need my speed]

They explode. but do you see wood when you destroy doors laying on the floor? No. Thus, those robots are good.

[Henchman1028]

Where do they get those guns from, anyways?

[Haruka]

That's a good question... The ammo is created on the Headquarters, but André on the cinematic got a gun at the same time he transformed into a Hoodblaster.

[need my speed]

That's the question.

[spiraldoor]

Where do they get those guns from, anyways?

You clearly didn't read this thread.

The material could still come from Mawpaws if there was a transformation.. in fact it would be far more likely because I don't see it as logical for Hoodlums to suddenly acquire/lose this clothing.

Enemies disintegrating upon death is a gameplay mechanic. It means nothing.

~Why would damaging the Hoodlum enough causes it to "transform" back?

[need my speed]

Good point. You damage its clothes, which are destroyed, and a Dark / Black Lum emerges. Is it by the way Dark or Black Lum? Black would make more sense (we have red, green, etc, but not a Light Lum, so).

[spiraldoor]

It's 'Black Lum'. 'Dark Lum' is a perfectly acceptable alternative name, but 'Black Lum' is more appropriate.

[Xenon]

~Why would damaging the Hoodlum enough causes it to "transform" back?

Well, why would damaging it enough cause it to lose its clothing?

[spiraldoor]

The clothing gets destroyed by being damaged enough.

[Xenon]

"Damage" clothing by punching it?? Come on.

[spiraldoor]

May I remind you that we are talking about a magical fantasy world?

When Rayman punches them several times, their costumes shrink away and disappear

[Xenon]

May I remind you that we are talking about a magical fantasy world?

This makes your point no more valid than mine.

[spiraldoor]

You've said that you agree the costumes are made of wool. I that's the case, where does the wool go when they "transform" back?

[Xenon]

It's not wool. It's fur. And as you said, it disappears after the Hoodlum is defeated as it's standard gameplay.

[spiraldoor]

Then what is this "transformation" you speak of?

If the suit goes onto a Black Lum, then it comes off the Black Lum, where's the transformation?

[Xenon]

It disappears while the transformation process is happening.

[spiraldoor]

What do you think the transformation is into?

[Xenon]

Don't think I'm doing too well here. Though it still can't explain, logically, how one miniature Black Lum could control such a huge unit.