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TFDs39 got it I guess (or you are considering that cinematics are part of the level, cause we can see Razorbeard in it ...).

That's why I believe he is wrong.
I would have said the Woods of Light too, but there is a waterfall there, and waterfalls do appear in it. And by the logic of excluding cutscenes, the Crow's Nest counts too, as the chair Razorbeard is in in the Hall of Doors is not in the level itself, even though it is in the cutscene.

Shrooblord wrote:That's why I believe he is wrong.
I would have said the Woods of Light too, but there is a waterfall there, and waterfalls do appear in it. And by the logic of excluding cutscenes, the Crow's Nest counts too, as the chair Razorbeard is in in the Hall of Doors is not in the level itself, even though it is in the cutscene.

In The Crow's Nest, Razorbeard still appears as an enemy. Moreover I don't think waterfall is an object in the contrary of plums

saerleiya wrote:

Shrooblord wrote:That's why I believe he is wrong.
I would have said the Woods of Light too, but there is a waterfall there, and waterfalls do appear in it. And by the logic of excluding cutscenes, the Crow's Nest counts too, as the chair Razorbeard is in in the Hall of Doors is not in the level itself, even though it is in the cutscene.

In The Crow's Nest, Razorbeard still appears as an enemy. Moreover I don't think waterfall is an object in the contrary of plums

[[WARNING: Post may contain SPOILERS regarding the Rayman 2 endgame.]]

I know that, saer, that's why I said his chair does not appear, and italicised it to indicate that I meant that that part of the hologram does not appear, whereas the Razorbeard part of the hologram obviously does (you are talking to a Rayman 2 veteran here - please, I know Razorbeard shows up in the game at the final level (however, if, by your previous logic, you do not count cutscenes as being 'part of the level', then he never appears at all, as the only time we see him is in cutscenes of him entering or being inside the Grolgoth or piloting his escape pod)).

You know what? I cancel this question. Why? Because I made a mistake. I thought there were only Purple Henchmen in the Sanctuary of Water and Ice, and no Red Henchmen. But it’s only the case in the Dreamcast version, not in the PC/Nintendo 64 versions. An error in my memories.

So here’s another question:

Q7: Describe the different forms of the Darktoons in Rayman Origins.

biters and walkers?

boomboleros7 wrote:You know what? I cancel this question. Why? Because I made a mistake. I thought there were only Purple Henchmen in the Sanctuary of Water and Ice, and no Red Henchmen. But it’s only the case in the Dreamcast version, not in the PC/Nintendo 64 versions. An error in my memories.

So here’s another question:

Q7: Describe the different forms of the Darktoons in Rayman Origins.

You know I thought of that one for an instant, but then I remembered that most Henchmen in Rayman 2 (PC) are Red.

In any case:
There's the ones that curl up like balls and walk and jump about;
there's the ones that stick onto people's heads until said people are smacked in the face;
there's the ones that lie dormant with their mouth wide open until some unfortunate passer-by crosses the path above them, at which time they jump up and snap their mouths at them.

Basically, all the Antitoons that were present in Rayman 1 are now present as Darktoons. The only ones we're missing are the flying ones and those that jump up and then rocket off to the side of the screen when they see you.

You’re right.

But I will learn you something: In the game, the kind of strange flat urchins encounter in a lot of levels is too a form of the Darktoons. It’s written in the game's files. It’s not specifies on the wiki yet

2 points - Master4lyf1, TFDs39, Shrooblord
1 point - Xenon

Q8: In Rayman Revolution (again), in the level Beneath the Lava Sanctuary, after the crossing of the swamps, Rayman arrive at the temple. Which enemy attacks him first?

Now this is difficult, because if it were regular R2, I would know for sure. I'm going to say it's a Baby Chenille, just because he's just had parasailing Henchmen like five seconds ago and I don't find it very feasible they'd throw another one in only seconds later, even though I seem to remember there is another attack by something else...

So: Baby Chenille (the round puffy ball buzzy fly things).

PS
Oh of course, those are Darktoons too! I should have remembered them. O-o

And this is where I curse out Revolutions' name swapping, I'm going to assume you speak of the one where you don't end up fighting Foutch.
Anyway, I'm not sure, I'll just go for the regular Chenilles.

I'd say the bouncy eyeballs. However... they don't attack you, they just bounce.

Decidetto wrote:I'd say the bouncy eyeballs. However... they don't attack you, they just bounce.

This is Revolution, not The Great Escape. The key difference is that the section with the Jumping Eyes has been replaced with a boss battle of Boss Chenille (I think it's called).

Je sais, je sais.
I have played Revolution once, but it has been several years. Besides, I felt like taking a wild guess, since I've not been in the game for a pretty long while

If i remember correctly, there is a caterpillar in the entrance of the temple, then if Rayman connects the crystals, Boss Chenille will arrive. So my entry is caterpillar.

You're right, Master4lyf1. There is a giant caterpillar on the bridge that leads to the temple.

3 points - Master4lyf1
2 points - TFDs39, Shrooblord
1 point - Xenon

Q8: In which minigame of Rayman Raving Rabbids Rayman uses his helicopter?

I'm assuming you're accepting " Regular Chenille" as a suitable substitute for "Caterpillar," otherwise, that point really belongs to RayRobi.
Right, minigame where Rayman uses his helicopter? Hmm...
Is this the main Wii RRR we're discussing here?

Master4lyf1 wrote:I'm assuming you're accepting " Regular Chenille" as a suitable substitute for "Caterpillar," otherwise, that point really belongs to RayRobi.
Right, minigame where Rayman uses his helicopter? Hmm...
Is this the main Wii RRR we're discussing here?

You think you don't deserve the point because you use the word "Chenille" and not "Caterpillar"?

Anyway, yes, I speak about the main Rayman Raving Rabbids.

I think it's in a Rabbid Hunt, in bunnies love digging tunnels. Rayman jumps from a wagon to the other with the helicopter.

You're the quizmaster, what is acceptable and what is not is up to you, not me. Chenille translates to Caterpillar anyway...
Righto, now to ponder upon which mini-game I seek.

I think Rayman doesn't use his helicopter in RRR.