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Perhaps the bones on sticks are prisoners' skulls. Everyone knows that it was tradition to stick heads on sticks after the prisoner has been beheaded.

Dunno what kind of prisoners we're talking about though. Could be Mawpaws or something.

@ Hunch: True, but there's also nothing to say it is

Is there an image of the Mawpaw's, 'cause I haven't seen them.

It's the creature that gets shaved by Black Lums in the first cinematic.

I'd say that that creature was actually going to appear in the game (not only in the intro), and they had made an in-game model and textures for it by the time they decided to scrap it. So instead of deleting it, they made it an Easter Egg.

Xenon wrote:@ Hunch: True, but there's also nothing to say it is

Indeed ^^

Anyway, I see two likely origins for those bones. They could have belonged to huge and slow creatures which couldn't escape the deadly warming of the desert, but they could also be long disappeared predators of the Knaaren. Or maybe both.

I think this engraving suggests the existence of such predators, but I'm not sure.

Or it could be the teensies the Knaaren have capture. (Look at the stuff on the walls on the Roundabout Escalator)

Or it could be the knaaren olympics.

In The Longest Shortcut, there are wall paintings of Teensies capturing Red Lums with nets.

No wonder the hoodlums caged them up.

*da-boom-boom-tssh*

*hears crickets*

Quickfist wrote:When Rayman blinks in Rayman 3, he closes his left eye after his right eye.

Yep. I try doing the same thing sometimes.

spiraldoor wrote:I've noticed that the giant bones in the desert at the start of TDOTK are probably from the same extinct species as the ones in TCOBD.

I think one of those is still alive, actually. That would explain the creepy roar in the second last part of the desert.

That was probably a knaaren. Or maybe a hoodlum stubbed his toe. ^_^

No, it doesn't sound like any of those. It sounds like a monster. A big, scary monster.

Maybe it was the bones?

Maybe it was a zombie!

Zombies are fun to kill.

Lulz, it just becomes even more zombie.

Maybe it was a colossus...

...what am I saying, "maybe"?! Of course it was a colossus!

I wonder who here hasn't noticed the zip on Rayman's bottom in R3.

I noticed it straight away when Murphy was flying him.