Globox's species

I suppose they're called Globoxes, but maybe we could call them Globoys or Globabes or something.
 
In the Rayman manual, I quote:

The manual said:
Rayman invited the baby Globoxes to a picnic.

Globox could be the only Globox and first Globox, so Polokus made it his name.
 
Well I can recall Spiral saying that Globox was created by Polokus, which would leave no doubt about it.
 
Polokus created the Globox family as part of the simpler life forms - the people - for comic relief I think, according to the Yellow Lums' knowledge.
 
That was a bit mean of him. You don't create an entire species just for "comic relief", no living thing deserves to be used like that. :?
 
Mlii: They don't mind.

Stacey: That is correct. It should be noted that the Globoxes were created before time even existed; therefore their relationship with time can essentially be handwaved. Same for nearly every other character.
 
spiraldoor said:
Mlii: They don't mind.

Stacey: That is correct. It should be noted that the Globoxes were created before time even existed; therefore their relationship with time can essentially be handwaved. Same for nearly every other character.

So, Spiral, when were they made? :twisted:
 
Before the beginning of time. That much is confirmed in R2. I like to think that they were created in Polokus's mind long before they were actually born into the Glade, however.
 
Then that wouldn't make much sense, because if he could control what he creates then his nightmares wouldn't come into existence.
 
spiraldoor said:
I'm quite certain that the three creatures in the Xowar room were once planned to be in the game, but were cut for one reason or another. But they'd already made the models, so they decided to throw them in a secret room so that their work would't entirely go to waste. I've seen it before.
I've seen it before in an Indiana Jones game.
Also, it could be that the Teensies in the frozen room (TLOTLD) are Murkins.
Which leaves us to debate on what the thing at the front of the room is. I think it's Lac-Mac Junior.
But I'm using this idea for a fan-fiction.
 
Acarr said:
Then that wouldn't make much sense, because if he could control what he creates then his nightmares wouldn't come into existence.
Polokus does have a certain degree of control over his creations; the Yellow Lums say that his power was such that his slightest dream or desire became reality.

I don't see what this has to do with my theory, anyway.
 
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