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O.K., so now take a look at "Paradox Interactive presents Rayman 2".

Stan, it's like you're Windows, and I'm Linux.

Maybe, but what's ununderstandable?

Okay, you keep talking about "Paradox Interactive", whatever that is. Then you say "UbiSoft presents Rayman 2" or something like that. I mean...what are you talking about? Must you always be so cryptic?

Imagine a developer called Paradox Interactive. Now, with your theory, it is the only one developer which can develop Rayman game with stupid toad called Globox.

Your mind seems to reach beyond the normal four dimensions of space and time.

Now, back on topic.

stan423321 wrote:Imagine a developer called Paradox Interactive. Now, with your theory, it is the only one developer which can develop Rayman game with stupid toad called Globox.

Just call me crazy, but i think i get his point.
Stan. Do you mean that because Spiraldoor said that stupid dogs can't be in Rayman games because they are stupid, which Globox is, he created a paradox, and then the company who made the games should be called Paxadox Interactive? If i'm right here, i deserve a gold medal.

Yah, well back on topic. D:

So if games with high resemblance and matching facts are canon, then I would think Rayman: Hoodlums' Revenge is not canon, because there it says Rayman can't swim (although I would understand that they did that to make the game harder, they could've also said it was poisonous...). While in most games except Rayman 1 he can. And when I look in Raywiki, it says he was taught to swim in Revolution, and in R3 he seems to have even found a way to make himself go faster using his helicopter.

Tell me if I don't get it now. XD

El Dango wrote:

stan423321 wrote:Imagine a developer called Paradox Interactive. Now, with your theory, it is the only one developer which can develop Rayman game with stupid toad called Globox.

Just call me crazy, but i think i get his point.
Stan. Do you mean that because Spiraldoor said that stupid dogs can't be in Rayman games because they are stupid, which Globox is, he created a paradox, and then the company who made the games should be called Paxadox Interactive? If i'm right here, i deserve a gold medal.

Spanex wrote:So if games with high resemblance and matching facts are canon, then I would think Rayman: Hoodlums' Revenge is not canon, because there it says Rayman can't swim (although I would understand that they did that to make the game harder, they could've also said it was poisonous...). While in most games except Rayman 1 he can. And when I look in Raywiki, it says he was taught to swim in Revolution, and in R3 he seems to have even found a way to make himself go faster using his helicopter.

This is somehow right.

The pink water is poisoness. I don't see why regular water is tough, that would make the rivers of murk level a lot easier.

I more of referred to all the water in the game. Not only the pink one.

stan423321 wrote:

El Dango wrote:

stan423321 wrote:Imagine a developer called Paradox Interactive. Now, with your theory, it is the only one developer which can develop Rayman game with stupid toad called Globox.

Just call me crazy, but i think i get his point.
Stan. Do you mean that because Spiraldoor said that stupid dogs can't be in Rayman games because they are stupid, which Globox is, he created a paradox, and then the company who made the games should be called Paxadox Interactive? If i'm right here, i deserve a gold medal.

*gold medal image*

YAY!

Mmm... gold medal

*Wins olympic gold medal and eat's it"

What did it taste like?

And I don't think Hoodlums' Revenge is canon, it's too... ...not the same...

It doesn't even work with the story anyway.

*Wins olympic gold medal and eat's it"

It tasted like honey

I thought it was gold?

It was!

Those Gold medals arn't cheap you know...

Bump.

Well I can definitely say imo that Rayman 1, 2, and 3 are definitely canon. Though with the recent posts from Michel Ancel wanting to do Rayman's "fourth adventure" in the future, I find myself questioning where the UbiArt games fit in.