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Oh that's interesting, I've never heard of this before.

Fun item, I wonder where it originates from. Don't hesitate to add it to the Rayman merchandising wiki page!

That looks fun indeed!

Neat bouncy ball! That really looks like it would be fun to play with!

The Jonster wrote: Thu Nov 12, 2020 7:10 pm Neat bouncy ball! That really looks like it would be fun to play with!

You better hope that nobody takes this sentence out of context.

Well, as long as there is only one, the risk is not that high.

I think it's more ironic given the complaints about basketballs and yinyangs going on in the Redemption thread right now!

Hunchman801 wrote: Thu Nov 12, 2020 7:41 pm

The Jonster wrote: Thu Nov 12, 2020 7:10 pm Neat bouncy ball! That really looks like it would be fun to play with!

You better hope that nobody takes this sentence out of context.

If it was meant in that context using the word "bouncy", that sounds painful!

PluMGMK wrote: Thu Nov 12, 2020 9:35 pm I think it's more ironic given the complaints about basketballs and yinyangs going on in the Redemption thread right now!

Everyone is just gone crazy talking about balls, I mean uh, spherical objects!

This conversation is a Consignment of Geriatric Shoemakers.

I guess it's too late to retract my statement.

The Jonster wrote: Thu Nov 12, 2020 10:50 pm I guess it's too late to retract my statement.

It's usually the other part that you retract.

Another new piece of merch popped up! A Rayman 2 slinky: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Rayman-2-Slink ... %7Ciid%3A1

Nice find, and thanks for adding it to the wiki!

Hi, anyone know if is still possible to find a Rayman oxmox statue?

Hi all,

It's not stated under the wiki article, but the Leptys statue (or, at least one of them), is publicly on display at the "computerspielmuseum", a video game museum in Berlin, Germany. It's proudly displayed in the foyer, above the kiosk, and he's coincidentally (or, purposely) placed next to a huge Rabbid holding a gun (from Mario Rabbids Kingdom Battle) statue.

I honestly cried when I saw it. Reading about it for so long and seeing the pictures of it, seeing the statue IN PERSON was the last thing I was to expect when I entered the museum. I'm sure this is one of three..? One from the competition, one that Michel Ancel said he saw in a shop somewhere, and then this one? Not too sure, but it's great to know it's preserved in a gaming museum.


This was back in 2019, no COVID-19 laws were broken!


Here's my own pictures if anyone would like to add to the Wiki (not sure how!):

https://imgur.com/a/JVSE90j

RaymanFOTRP wrote: Mon Jan 04, 2021 5:52 am

Hello! It seems that the merchandising article doesn't say anything about the statue being in a museum, that should be added later. Thanks for sharing the photo.

Also, I was not aware that Rayman Jungle Run won an award in Germany.

You might want to add about the one that, as of May 2018 (I don't know about now) that was in the National Videogames Museum in Zoetermeer, the Netherlands too.

Yeah, this information is definitely worth adding!

Here is a photo of the statue from the Computerspielemuseum Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/Computerspiele ... 65/?type=3

And a photo from the Nationaal Videogame Museum Twitter account:
https://twitter.com/NaVGMuseum/status/9 ... 1114972161

I guess the links could be used as sources in the wiki.

The source would be whoever took the photograph, but of course the name of the museum can be linked to in the description field.