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I've never seen it in the ship level, because i never jump off the ship.

I wonder how they can fly when they clearly lack wings... They just seem to circle around Begoniax's bog in a dolphin movement.

Stuffed with helium-like gas, probably.

Of course! They can fart helium.

Then how do the platforms in TLS float?

MAGIC!
(I do this when HC isn't online)

Antigravitational stuff. Ing.

If it was anti-gravitational, how would Rayman be able to fall? And how would they be able to move?

I hate to admit it but I do indeed think it's magic. Well, a mysterious magic that could only be present in Rayman games.

Maybe, but it would work with antigravitation (even magical one):

That doesn't explain how the platforms can move up, down or sideways

Maybe the teensies created them to use in the creation of "the hall of doors" and then left them there.
Hell, if they forgot their king im sure they'd forget a few flying platforms.

or maybe they use microscopic strands of string

Xenon wrote:That doesn't explain how the platforms can move up, down or sideways

It explains because of two extra sideway engines on sides and possibility of making power for main stuff smaller or higher.

But the fact that there are mirrors that reflect "invisible" platforms would suggest that the power generated in TLS is simple magic.

But the fact that there are mirrors that reflect "invisible" platforms would suggest that the power generated in TLS is simple magic.

Maybe its the mirrors that are magic.

Xenon wrote:But the fact that there are mirrors that reflect "invisible" platforms would suggest that the power generated in TLS is simple magic.

There already "invisible coats", based on cameras and screens.

I swear at some point in a Rayman game that somebody said that the world is magical

stan423321 wrote:

Xenon wrote:But the fact that there are mirrors that reflect "invisible" platforms would suggest that the power generated in TLS is simple magic.

There already "invisible coats", based on cameras and screens.

It would make more sense if the platform is magic, not the mirror walls.

El Dango wrote:MAGIC!

He stole my thing.

StaceyW wrote:You mean the character in your rank? That's that flying Nessie monster from the Bog of Murk in Rayman 3, I think.

They're called paluchards in French, but that's all I know.

Flying Nessie monster sounds good