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2023-09-01T14:46:51Z

Dart: Paper mache Water Mask in RatPS

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Paper mache Water Mask in RatPS

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2023-09-01T14:46:10Z

Dart: Paper mache Air Mask in RatPS

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Paper mache Air Mask in RatPS

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2023-09-01T14:38:32Z

Dart: Easter Egg related to R1's version of The Magician within Rayman and the Phantom Show

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Easter Egg related to R1's version of The Magician within Rayman and the Phantom Show

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2023-09-01T14:36:54Z

Dart: reference to The Dream Forest within Rayman and the Phantom Show

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reference to The Dream Forest within Rayman and the Phantom Show

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2023-09-01T14:32:48Z

Dart: Mr. Darks hat and cloak as seen in Rayman and the Phantom Show

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Mr. Darks hat and cloak as seen in Rayman and the Phantom Show

User:Dart

2019-09-26T20:54:38Z

Dart:

Not sure if I'll ever use this, but I guess i'll create my own user page for fun.
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== How I Got Into Rayman ==
well, my Grandma and my Dad got my brother I a PS2 with Ty the Tasmanian Tiger, Scooby Doo: Night of a 100 Frights and Rayman Arena(M). Since Arena was the only multiplayer game we had resulting in us playing it constantly. one day in what I want to say was either Target or Best Buy I spied a lone copy of Rayman 3. I begged my Dad to get it for Christmas and other than clothes that was my 2004 Christmas gift! To this day I laugh about how I couldn't get past the fairy counsel for months but breezed through the rest of the game (until the longest shortcut anyway)!

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Jibberish Jungle

2014-06-23T21:25:37Z

Dart: Possible template for Origins/Legends worlds

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[[image:RaymanOrigins PreE3 HD Swingman.jpg|thumb|right|316px|Part of the Jibberish Jungle]]

The '''Jibberish Jungle''', later revisited as the '''Ticklish Temples''', is the first world in ''[[Rayman Origins]]''.

Upon entering the Jibberish Jungle, Rayman and friends discover that [[Betilla]] the fairy has been captured by a [[Darktoon]], and chase it in pursuit. They soon catch up and bubblize the Darktoon, freeing Betilla. This is when Betilla gives [[Rayman]] back his ability to punch. They all travel across various forest and jungle locations, meeting various creatures including [[Lum (Rayman Origins)|Lums]], [[Swingman]], and [[Platformman]], all of whom help reach Rayman free the [[Electoons]] and reach the next world, The [[Desert of Dijiridoos]].

Later Rayman must return to find one of four missing kings, this time entering deep into the woods in a place called the Ticklish Temples. This area is filled with many thick trees and caves, and is much more dangerous than previous worlds, requiring all of of his skills to be used. Eventually the crew falls down a deep pit and encounter a monstrous [[Daisy]] who chases them into a small area to fight them in. After three blows Daisy reverts back into its benevolent form and congratulates the heroes on their success.

==Geography==
The Geography of both Jibberish Jungle and Ticklish Temples consists mainly consists of attributes found in grasslands, forests, and jungles. Various types of trees can be found as well as lots of moss and vines. It also appears that lots of erosion took place throughout the jungle as well since the protagonists find many hidden caves and breaks within the landscape to explore. Since the nightmares have spread, many [[Livingstones]]began populating the area and have built shelters created from the nearby trees and vines.

==Screenshots==
<gallery perrow="5">
file:RaymanOrigins 010.jpg|Beta image of Jibberish Jungle
file:RO-PoorLittleDaisy.jpg|Fighting a nightmarish Daisy
File:Rayman-origins-e3-3.jpg|Power of teamwork
File:03 cant catch me.jpg|The first of the Tricky Treasure levels
</gallery>
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Jibberish Jungle

2014-06-23T11:35:57Z

Dart: The first paragraph of the revamped Jibberish Jungle

Rayman Origins

2014-06-22T02:15:21Z

Dart: Grammar

{{Game
| name = Rayman Origins
| image = [[File:Rayman Origins Box Art.jpg|center|250px]]
| published by = [[Ubisoft]]
| developed by = Ubisoft Montpellier
| designed by = Sebastien Morin with Lorenzo Avi, Julien Chevalier, Romain Claude and Axel Cossardeaux
| written by = Gabrielle Shrager (lead game writer and story designer)
| soundtrack by = Christophe Héral and Billy Martin
| release date =
'''PlayStation 3, Wii, Xbox 360:''' 
[[File:United_States_of_America(USA).png|16px]] 15th November, 2011 
[[File:European Union.png|16px]] 24th November, 2011 
'''PlayStation Vita:''' 
[[File:United_States_of_America(USA).png|16px]] 14th February, 2012 
[[File:European Union.png|16px]] 22nd February, 2012 
'''3DS:''' 
[[File:United_States_of_America(USA).png|16px]] 6th November, 2012 
[[File:European Union.png|16px]] 7th June, 2012 
[[File:Drapeau-uk.gif|16px]] 8th June, 2012 
'''Windows:''' 
[[File:United_States_of_America(USA).png|16px]] 29th March, 2012 
[[File:European Union.png|16px]] 29th March, 2012 
| genre = 2D platformer
| gameplay mode = Single player and co-operative; up to four players
| platforms = Nintendo Wii, Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PlayStation Vita, Nintendo 3DS, Microsoft Windows
}}

'''''Rayman Origins''''' is a 2D sidescroller platform game, and the fourth major title in the [[Rayman (series)|''Rayman'' series]]. Despite its title, it is not a prequel, but a sequel to the first three ''Rayman'' games. It was announced by [[Ubisoft]] at E3 2010, and is the first major ''Rayman'' game since the creation of the [[Rayman Raving Rabbids|''Raving Rabbids'' series]]. It also marks the return of ''Rayman'' creator [[Michel Ancel]] to the series; he had not worked on a ''Rayman'' title since ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape|Rayman 2]]'' in 1999. ''Rayman Origins'' is the first game in the main series to feature co-operative platforming gameplay, allowing for up to four players at once. The game was released on November 15th 2011 in North America, and on November 24th 2011 in Europe for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii.

In February 2012, a PlayStation Vita version was released, with new features such as a [[Ghost Mode]] and the use of the touch screen. This version also features exclusive collectible items called [[Relic]]s; these unlock two large mosaic puzzles in [[the Snoring Tree]], revealing events from the pasts of Rayman and Globox. A Microsoft Windows version was released on March 29th 2012; a 3DS version was released in June 2012.

A spin-off title for mobiles which is based off this game's artstyle, was released for Android and iOS in September 2012, titled ''[[Rayman Jungle Run]]''.

In April 2012, Ubisoft announced that a direct sequel to the game was being developed, under the title ''[[Rayman Legends]]'', which released in September 2013.

==Story==
===[[The Snoring Tree]]===
At the beginning of the game, [[Rayman]] and his friends – [[Globox]] and the [[Teensies]] – are sleeping at [[the Snoring Tree]]. With them is the [[Bubble Dreamer]], the jovial god who created their world, [[the Glade of Dreams]]. A nearby microphone, disguised as a flower, picks up the sound of the heroes' snoring, amplifying it and transmitting it to the subterranean [[Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman Origins)|Land of the Livid Dead]]. The [[Livid Dead|undead beings]] who live there, infuriated by this incessant snoring, launch an invasion on the Glade of Dreams, ambushing and capturing Rayman and his friends. When they escape, they find that the Bubble Dreamer has gone quite mad. The Livid Dead have been joined in their invasion by [[:Category:Enemies from Rayman Origins|hundreds of other enemies]], who have captured and imprisoned the [[Electoon]]s – small, pink energy creatures that hold the world together. Now the Glade of Dreams has begun to disintegrate. In order to heal the Bubble Dreamer's mind and restore harmony and balance to the Glade, the heroes must free the Electoons from [[cage]]s hidden across the world – if they fail, their universe will vanish like a bad dream.

Energy creatures called [[Lum (Rayman Origins)|Lum]]s are scattered throughout every level in the game; at the end of each level, the heroes give the Lums they have collected to [[the Magician]], a friendly character who counts them in a large test tube. In exchange for a certain number of Lums, the Magician gives the heroes [[Electoon]]s. He also makes occasional appearances at the beginning of a level, to give the heroes advice and instructions. The hub from which the player can access levels and choose characters is [[the Snoring Tree]]. As the player frees more Electoons, more characters become available, but all are variations of Rayman, Globox and the Teensies.

[[Image:RaymanOrigins PreE3 HD Swingman.jpg|thumb|right|320px|[[Jibberish Jungle]]]]
===[[Jibberish Jungle]]===
The first stop for Rayman, Globox and the Teensies is the [[Jibberish Jungle]], a lush forest filled with exotic foliage and enemies such as [[Livingstone|Lividstones]] and [[Antitoon|Darktoon]]s. Eventually, they find [[Betilla the Fairy]], the [[nymph]] who created [[Rayman]] long ago, and who has now been captured by the invaders. Once freed, she gives them the power to slap. When enough Electoons have been freed, Betilla informs the heroes that they have enough to reach the next world. The Electoons band together to form a bridge through the sky. On the other side, the heroes find friendly [[mosquito]]es who fly them to the game's second environment. Along the way, the they must fight off an attack from the [[Guardian of the Music World]], a gigantic bird which watches over the passage to the next land.

[[Image:RaymanOriginsComicCon-1.jpg|thumb|left|320px|[[Desert of Dijiridoos]]]]
===[[Desert of Dijiridoos]]===
Eventually the mosquitoes take the heroes to the [[Desert of Dijiridoos]], a bleak, scorched landscape, partially composed of musical instruments, and inhabited mainly by vicious [[bird]]s. Here they rescue a [[nymph]] named [[Holly Luya]] – the first sister of [[Betilla the Fairy]]. She gives them the power to [[helicopter|hover]]. Again, the heroes must free enough [[Electoon]]s to create a sky bridge leading to a [[mosquito]] level, and again the mosquitoes take them to the next area.

[[Image:RaymanOriginsGamesCon-6.jpg|thumb|right|320px|[[Gourmand Land]]]]
===[[Gourmand Land]]===
They arrive in the [[Gourmand Land]], a food-themed world. Its sharply-contrasting environments include icy cocktail and fiery kitchen landscapes. These are populated by dangerous [[Baby Dragon Chef]]s [[Baby Dragon Waiter|and Waiters]]. After they free the third of the [[nymph]] sisters, [[Edith Up]], she gives them the ability to use funnels to change their size. Then they must cross a bridge made of freed [[Electoon]]s and ride the [[mosquito]]es to the next world. Along the way, they must fight off the [[Guardian of the Ocean World]], a gigantic flying eel whose purpose is to stop anyone from entering the next land.

[[Image:RaymanOriginsGamesCon-8.jpg|thumb|left|320px|[[Sea of Serendipity]]]]
===[[Sea of Serendipity]]===
This time they are taken to the [[Sea of Serendipity]], an idyllic marine location. On the surface, they find a [[Glute]] village that has been build on stilts. Down below, the ocean is teeming with strange [[fish]] and other [[:Category:Aquatic creatures|aquatic creatures]]. In this world, the [[nymph]] sister they meet is [[Annetta Fish]], who gives them the ability to dive underwater. After they cross another [[Electoon]] bridge, they are taken by the [[mosquito]]es to the next world.

[[Image:Stoneman RO HD.jpg|thumb|right|320px|[[Mystical Pique]]]]
===[[Mystical Pique]]===
This mountainous landscape is the [[Mystical Pique]]. On the surface, the weather ranges from mild to snowy. However, the mountain contains many ancient temples, where [[glute]] [[fakir]]s meditate and worship the [[Polokus|Bubble Dreamer]]. Common enemies here include [[Darkroot]]s and [[stone man|stone men]]. Throughout this world, the characters notice that strange pieces of machinery have been inexplicably falling from the sky. The heroes rescue the local [[nymph]] sister, [[Helena Handbasket]], who gives them the power to run on walls. However, the [[Electoon]] bridge that follows does not take the heroes to a [[mosquito]] level. It takes them to the lair of the [[Golem]], a gigantic stone monster whom they must defeat in order to progress.

When the heroes reach the top of the mountain, they find the five [[nymph]]s gathered round the [[Dreamer's Door]], a circular stone portal. They can use this to travel to the source of the mysterious machinery which has been falling from the dark, stormy clouds that have filled the sky. [[Helena Handbasket]] thanks the heroes for saving her sisters, but informs them that the [[Four Kings]] who rule the four lands of [[the Glade of Dreams]] have succumbed to the nightmares that are infecting the world, growing into monstrous and uncontrollable versions of themselves. Since the Four Kings' magical assistance is required to open the Dreamer's Door, the heroes must find them and defeat them, restoring them to their original benevolent states.

===The [[Four Kings]]===
New areas which extend the first four worlds now become available. [[Ticklish Temples]] is an extension of [[Jibberish Jungle]], [[Grumbling Grottos]] is an extension of the [[Desert of Dijiridoos]], [[Luscious Lakes]] is an extension of [[Gourmand Land]], and [[Angsty Abyss]] is an extension of the [[Sea of Serendipity]]. The four extensions approach the four original worlds in length, but most extensions are slightly shorter. The game had been linear prior to this point, but the heroes can play through these four new worlds in any order they choose. At the end of each world is a boss battle against one of the [[Four Kings]]. The king of Ticklish Temples is a monstrous [[Daisy]]. The king of Grumbling Grottos is a gigantic [[Mocking Bird]]. The king of Luscious Lakes is a gigantic [[Dragon Chef]]; he swallows the heroes whole, and they must defeat him from the inside. The king of the Angsty Abyss is an [[Shrimp king|aquatic dragon]], who reverts to a prawn when defeated. Once the Four Kings have been restored, the [[nymph]]s channel their magic into the [[Dreamer's Door]], allowing the heroes to travel through it and reach the source of the mysterious machinery.

[[Image:RO Screenshot2 LifeSystem Heart.jpg|thumb|left|320px|[[Moody Clouds]]]]

===[[Moody Clouds]]===
The heroes find themselves standing amidst the [[Moody Clouds]] – a dark, electrified storm. They find [[the Magician]] nearby, but he does not offer them any advice, instead telling them that they are going the wrong way, and urging them to turn back. The heroes press on with the aid of their [[mosquito]] friends, and find what lies at the heart of the storm: a gigantic, flying city, composed of steampunk machinery and surrounded by clouds. This vast, dangerous city is inhabited by [[Robot]]s which are almost immune to the heroes' attacks, as well as mechanical replicas of previously-enountered enemies such as [[fly|flies]] and [[spiky ball|spiky fish]]. Along the way, the heroes often find helpless [[Lum (Rayman Origins)|Lum]]s, packed into glass containers and apparently being used to power the city and its mechanical inhabitants.

Eventually the heroes stumble into the room which lies at the heart of the [[Moody Clouds]], only to find their old friend, [[the Magician]], working the controls. They discover that he is the one who built this city and its army of robots. The Magician had grown frustrated with the decadent and lazy [[Polokus|Bubble Dreamer]], who had consistently failed to protect the people of [[the Glade of Dreams]] from his own nightmares. However, the Magician had also grown to admire [[Mr Dark]], the arch-nemesis of [[Rayman]] and the villain of [[Rayman 1|the original game]]; posters of Mr Dark, with '♥ Mister D', can be seen on the walls of the Magician's office. In order to start a war between Rayman and the [[Livid Dead]], the Magician had hidden a microphone in [[the Snoring Tree]]. However, this war, and the entire plot of the game, had been nothing more than a distraction tactic; the Magician's real goal was to construct a mechanical army with which he could conquer the Glade of Dreams, overthrow the Bubble Dreamer, and impose a new order based on discipline and reason. Now that his scheme has been discovered, the Magician pulls a lever, causing the heroes to fall into a room where they must fight mechanical replicas of the [[Daisy]] and the [[Mocking Bird]] bosses. Once these are defeated, they return to the Magician's office. He distracts them with a disco number before making his escape. As the heroes chase the Magician across the outside of the Moody Clouds, it becomes apparent that his city is crumbling. When he boards a flying [[warship]] in another attempt to escape, the heroes chase him through the sky with the aid of the [[mosquito]]es. Eventually the Magician's warship crashes into some kind of gigantic reactor core that seems to be powering the city. The collision causes a gigantic explosion, blowing the Moody Clouds to pieces. The heroes land on [[the Snoring Tree]], in exactly the same positions they occupied at the beginning of the game, and resume their snoring. The scene fades to black and the credits roll; the players can run about in front of the credits for their duration.

===[[Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman Origins)|Land of the Livid Dead]]===
The game features an optional final world: the [[Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman Origins)|Land of the Livid Dead]]. The entrance to this land is located in [[the Snoring Tree]], but it is guarded by [[Mister Death]], a skeletal figure with no teeth. He will only let the heroes pass if they bring him ten shiny red [[Skull Tooth|Skull Teeth]]. In order to get these, the heroes must complete the [[Tricky Treasure]] chases: ten challenging levels focused on speed and momentum rather than exploration and combat. When Mister Death has received all ten Skull Teeth, he allows the heroes to pass into the subterranean underworld that is the Land of the Livid Dead. The most difficult level of the game, this area is populated by the zombie-like [[Livid Dead]]. Although they were no more than pawns in [[the Magician]]'s plan, they are still dangerous enemies. At the end of this world, the heroes encounter [[Big Mama]], a monstrous, pink, squid-like creature. When they defeat her, she reverts into a [[nymph]], thanks the heroes for saving her, and winks. The game ends and the credits roll once more, but this time the players can climb onto the credits themselves as they scross upwards, and either use them as platforms or smash them with their attacks.

==Development==
The development of ''Rayman Origins'' began in late 2008 approximately. For the first year, a small team consisting of approximately six developers worked on the game. At this early stage, the developers drew inspiration from the contemporary platform games ''LittleBigPlanet'' and ''New Super Mario Bros Wii''. After the first year, development shifted to Ubisoft Montpellier, where it was completed by a larger team of over one hundred developers.

Initially, it was announced that ''Rayman Origins'' would be an episodic release, and that the first episode would be released in late 2010. This approach was eventually scrapped after a delay: the game would instead be given a retail release in late 2011, in order that it might be a 'real sequel', in the words of Ancel.

The first trailer for ''Rayman Origins'' shows Rayman being created by [[Betilla the Fairy]], whose narration seemed to imply that the game would be a prequel with a two-player co-operative campaign that would tell the story of how Rayman and Globox matured from buffoons to heroes. However, this approach was ultimately discarded: the final version of the game is a sequel, set after ''Rayman 3'', and features many references to the events of the previous games made in the past tense. The titular ''Origins'' refers instead to the game's revelations regarding the origins of Rayman and several other characters, and also to the design philosophy of returning the series to its roots. The characters' sillier behaviour is not a sign of immaturity, but is intended to give the game a more light-hearted feel and help it to appeal to a wider audience.

Shortly after ''Rayman Origins'' was first announced, footage showing a demonstration of its mechanics appeared. This featured a different health system, similar to that of the original ''Rayman'', with yellow and red bubbles to indicate the player's health.

A world composed entirely of artwork and art supplies, based on [[Picture City]] from the original game, was planned for inclusion but abandoned during the development of the game. It would have featured references to art styles such as pop art and pixel art.

A text file, or 'script', was discovered in the files of the game's demo. The script greatly expands and elaborates on the game's plot, and contains much dialogue which was omitted in the final version of the game, presumably in order to simplify the storyline. Much of what is known about the character of [[the Magician]] comes from this script; in the game itself, his actions and motivations are almost completely unexplained.

==Gameplay==
The game features local four-player co-operative play, with the players controlling [[Rayman]], [[Globox]] and two [[Teensie]]s; however, it is still possible to play through the game in single-player mode. There are currently no plans for online play.

Much of the gameplay can be reminiscent to that of ''[[Rayman 1|Rayman]]'', in that the aim is to find [[cage]]s and rescue the [[Electoons]] that are imprisoned inside them. Unlike ''Rayman'' though, the cages are being guarded by several enemies that collectively use a forcefield to protect the cage (this can be reminiscent of [[Hoodoo]]s, a [[Hoodlum]] in ''[[Rayman 3]]'' that uses a similar technique to protect other Hoodlums); the team must defeat every single enemy that uses the forcefield, then the cage can be destroyed. The cage can only be damaged on the side which has a green padlock. Most of the cages are hidden away in secret passages, so once the Electoons are free, they will create a portal which leads to the outside of these passages. Each level contains a [[Medallion|medallion]] that shows how many electoon challenges the players completed, such as break a single [[Cage|cage]], collect a specific amount of [[Lum (Rayman Origins)|Lums]] or beat the clock whilst the the level has been completed. In every level there are hidden [[Cage|cages]] ranging from 1 to 3.

[[Lum]]s, which first appeared in ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape|Rayman 2]]'', are once again collectible items in the game. However, [[Lum (Rayman Origins)|the Lums in ''Origins'']] are somewhat different. They don't appear in a specific amount the player has to collect ( like in Rayman 2, where the player had to collect 50 in almost every level ) but rather in different amount in every single level. The player can obtain them by either find them floating around, killing enemies, find them inside [[Bulb-O-Lums|bulb-o-lums]] or bushes, or by collecting skull coins. By collecting a certain amount, the Magician exchanges them to [[Electoon]]s at the end of each level. These requirements are easier than the [[Lum Medal]] requirements, which are harder to obtain, but collecting any of them does nothing. There are 51 of them in total.

Unlike most other games in the ''Rayman'' series, the players are very vulnerable to enemy attacks, and one touch can cause death. Throughout the game, bottles containing a [[Heart]] are found, and should a player break one, the heart inside will act as a shield until an enemy attacks, after which the heart will break. If every player in the game has a heart and they collect another one, they will get lums for it too. In multiplayer mode, if one player dies, they can float around and come back to life if they come to close enough contact with a surviving player. If all of the players die, then they will return to a previous checkpoint, normally a [[Darkblocker]] where the player had go through before, or the last place where the player broke a cage.

In 31 levels of the game, there is a time trial mode, which the players can unlock by completing the level for the first time. They will find a floating clock at the start of the level. If they hit it, they will activate time trial mode, and they can race to get [[Electoon]]s or [[Speed Trophy|speed trophies]]. The [[Electoon]] requirements are easy, but the trophy requires the player to run through the level. Obtaining Speed trophies awards the player Xbox 360 achievements / PS3 trophies.

At the halfway point in the game, the heroes can first acquire the [[Blue Punch]], a rare item that increases the power of their attacks, and is usually well hidden.

Contact to any body of water do not cause instant death unlike previous Rayman games, though creatures that lurk in some of them can catch a player and kill them then.

At certain points, the players will come across [[Betilla the Fairy]] and her sisters, each of whom is imprisoned inside the mouth of a [[Darktoon]]. When one is encountered, the player must chase the Darktoon and free the fairy inside. Once she is free, she gives Rayman and his friends a new power.

The players will also encounter runaway [[Tricky Treasure]]s, which contain [[Skull Tooth|skull teeth]], required to access to the [[Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman Origins)|Land of the Livid Dead]], a bonus level.

==Levels==
While featuring numerous original environments, ''Rayman Origins'' is the first game in the series to revisit locations explored in previous games. The game is divided into three phases. In the first phase, the player makes their way through five worlds – the [[Jibberish Jungle]], the [[Desert of Dijiridoos]], the [[Gourmand Land]], the [[Sea of Serendipity]], and [[Mystical Pique]]– in a pre-set order. Each world starts with the player giving chase to a captured nymph, which when freed results in the characters gaining new powers, such as the ability to dive underwater or change their size. Once the first phase is complete, the second phase can be accessed: Another five new worlds become available, each linked to the previous five worlds, kepping true to the theme, and this time the player can play them in any order they want. When this phase is complete, the player may access [[Moody Clouds]], where the second to last final boss and the game's ending await. Collecting all 10 [[Skull tooth|skull teeth]] will unlock the third and final phase: the [[Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman Origins)|Land of the Livid Dead]] which is both a single level and a whole new world. Each world is divided into many levels; there are a total of sixty-six levels in the game.

Descriptions of the first five worlds follow:

*[[Jibberish Jungle]] – A jungle-themed world where the characters unlock the power to attack. The enemies are comprised mostly of [[Lividstones]], [[Darktoon]]s and [[Hunter|Hunters]] in some levels. The boss is a [[Daisy|giant, red plant]].

*[[Desert of Dijiridoos]] – A music-themed world where the characters unlock the ability to glide. [[Rayman]] must use [[gong]]s to create sound waves which shield him from swarms of black flying creatures which resemble locusts. This world is composed mainly on music and musical instruments, and seems to be based on [[Band Land]], a location which has not been seen since the original game. The boss is a [[Mocking Bird|giant, yellow bird]].

*[[Gourmand Land]] – A food world where the characters unlock the ability to shrink. While the surface of the [[Gourmand Land]] appears as an icy landscape featuring cocktail elements such as giant orange slices (which may have been inspired by the Glacier Cocktail level from ''[[Tonic Trouble]]''), its underground part turns out to be a surreal environment made of food and cooking materials, which aesthetic is inspired by the Mexican Day of the Dead celebration. This land is home to [[Baby Dragon Chef]]s – small, red, reptilian enemies who attack the heroes with their forks. Similar to the [[Organic Cave]] from [[Rayman 4 (cancelled prototype)|the cancelled ''Rayman 4'']], a level takes place within the belly of [[Fire King|a gigantic dragon]], in which the players much avoid flaming walls of heartburn.

*[[Sea of Serendipity]] – A sea world where the characters unlock the ability to dive underwater. Footage shows Rayman and [[Globox]] swimming near the sea floor, surrounded by marine life. They are chased by [[giant eel]]s. Above the surface of the ocean, a tribe of Globox's species lives in a village supported on stilts. The boss is [[Shrimp king|a giant prawn]].

*[[Mystical Pique]] – A mountain world where the characters unlock the ability to run up walls. Screenshots depict a mountain location surrounded by floating landmasses which recall the floating earth platforms of the original game. The mountain is dotted with small buildings. [[Fakirs]] dwell inside of caves and [[Rayman]] must rescue them from [[Antitoons|Darktoons]], and swing on their beards to avoid spikes.

*[[Moody Clouds]] – A steampunk world which can only be accessed upon defeating the [[four kings]]. It is set in the sky, above the [[Mystical Pique]], and Rayman must fight robots, as well as dodge spinning razor blades and electricity. The final boss is an airship which is fought in the [[Moody Clouds]].

And the optional final world:

*[[Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman Origins)|Land of the Livid Dead]] – A level with a strong resemblance to both [[the Cave of Bad Dreams]] and [[Tomb of the Ancients]] from ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape|Rayman 2]]''. This is where the undead live; the antics of the protagonists annoy the villains, setting the events of the game in motion. It is located in the undergrounds of [[The Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman 3)|the location of the same name]] visited by [[Rayman]] and [[Globox]] in ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc|Rayman 3]]''. The [[Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman Origins)|Land of the Livid Dead]] involves jumping across falling rocks, dodging fire, carnivorous plants, and riding a skeleton, similar to the [[serpent flute]]s from the [[Desert of Dijiridoos]]. [[Big Mama]] is this level's boss. Concept art depicts graveyards, insects, zombies, a strange hotdog-like character who appears to be selling hotdogs, and numerous tentacled monsters. This world has a golden palette, and features giant skulls, bones and cobwebs.

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==Manuals==
Click on the thumbnails to read the manuals.
[[Image:RO Manual ENThumb.png|link=http://raymanpc.com/wiki/script-en/images/0/07/RO_Manual_EN.pdf|thumb|left|The Manual for the PC version]]
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[[File:Rayman Origins Original Soundtrack.png|thumb|right|250px|The [[Rayman Origins: Original Soundtrack|original soundtrack]] of ''Rayman Origins'']]

==Soundtrack==
''Main article:'' [[Rayman Origins: Original Soundtrack]]

The majority of the game's score was written by French composer Christophe Héral, who had previously worked with [[Michel Ancel]] and [[Ubisoft|Ubisoft Montpellier]] on the 2003 videogame ''[[Beyond Good and Evil|Beyond Good & Evil]]''. As a result of scheduling problems, Héral had only three months to compose the soundtrack, so another composer, Billy Martin, was hired to complete Héral's work. The score was recorded by the Star Pop Orchestra, at the Davout Studios in Paris; this may be a first for the series, as the previous games' music seems to have been mainly synthesised. The game features interactive sound design; the player characters' actions within the game create diegetic musical sounds which blend with the game's score. ''Rayman Origins'' is the first game in the series whose soundtrack has been officially released, the other being ''[[Rayman Legends]]''.

[[File:RaymanOrigins-Collector'sEdition-PS3-FinalDesign-FR.jpg|320px|thumb|left|The Collector's Edition for PlayStation 3]]
==Collector's Edition==
In August 2011, a number of online department stores in Europe revealed a collector's edition for the PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360 versions of the game, which contains a 50-page art book, a CD of the game's soundtrack and a 3D cardboard pop-up display.The Collector's Edition is exclusively available in Europe and Australia.

==Trophies/Achievements==
''Main article: ''[[List of achievements in Rayman Origins|''List of achievements in ''Rayman Origins]]

Throughout the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game, achievements are given for performing certain actions, such as rescuing each nymph, collecting a certain number of speed trophies, etc. There are 37 achievements in total (for PlayStation 3, while in Xbox 360 it is 36), including one that is hidden. The game is the first in the ''Rayman'' series to have PlayStation 3 trophies, though the second to have Xbox 360 achievements (the first being the Xbox 360 version of ''[[Rayman Raving Rabbids]]''). The PlayStation Vita version has 39 trophies: the two added are named "[[Clear Sighted]]" and "[[Eagle Eyed]]", while another trophy, "[[Pop! Pop! BOOM!]]", was replaced by "[[Grim Reaper (trophy)|Grim Reaper]]" and "[[Bubble Wrap Maniac!]]", which rely on the exclusive features of the PlayStation Vita, such as tapping the screen. "[[Hover Happy!]]" has been removed in this version.

[[Image:Christophe Villez Rayman Origins BAFTA.JPG|thumb|right|320px|Christophe Villez collects the Artistic Achievement BAFTA for ''Rayman Origins''.]]
==Reception==
''Rayman Origins'' was released to critical acclaim. On the review aggregator Metacritic, the game has achieved scores of 88, 87 and 91 for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii versions respectively.<ref>''Rayman Origins'' reviews [[http://www.metacritic.com/search/all/rayman+origins/results]]</ref> On GameRankings, these same versions received scores of 88.34%, 87.85% and 92.00% respectively.<ref>''Rayman Origins'' reviews [[http://www.gamerankings.com/browse.html?search=rayman+origins&numrev=3&site=]]</ref>

Reviewers praised ''Rayman Origins'' for its vibrant and detailed cartoon graphics, as well as its fittingly whimsical soundtrack. The gameplay was considered well-balanced, offering both an accessible experience for new players and a satisfying challenge for experienced ones. The decision to add co-operative multiplayer to the series was well-received. Criticism focused on the lack of a clear storyline in the game, and the chaotic nature of the gameplay when three or four people are playing simultaneously.

The game was initially thought to have been a commercial failure, as it sold an underwhelming 50,000 copies in the first month following its November 2011 release and this is mostly due for the game being release the same month as The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword and Skyrim. However, sales later increased considerably, and in February 2012, Ubisoft announced that the game had already become profitable, and had the capacity to become a long-term seller for the company.<ref>Joystiq, ''Rayman Origins is actually profitable for Ubisoft'', http://www.joystiq.com/2012/02/15/rayman-origins-is-actually-profitable-for-ubisoft/</ref>

On 16th March, 2012, ''Rayman Origins'' won the Artistic Achievement award at the 8th British Academy Video Games Awards. The nominees it defeated in this category were ''Batman: Arkham City'', ''L.A. Noire'', ''LitteBigPlanet 2'', ''The Elder Scrolls V – Skyrim'' and ''Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception''.<ref>GAME British Academy Video Games Awards, http://www.bafta.org/games/awards/</ref>

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==External links==
*[http://raymanorigins.uk.ubi.com/blog/ Official blog]
*[http://www.raymanpc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=7029 Official ''Rayman Origins'' topic at Pirate-Community]
*[http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB38D568B3215DCF3 ''Rayman Origins'' playthrough at YouTube (PC version)]
*[http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=168912820 ''Rayman Origins'' Steam Guide (WIP)]

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{{Game
| name = Rayman Origins
| image = [[File:Rayman Origins Box Art.jpg|center|250px]]
| published by = [[Ubisoft]]
| developed by = Ubisoft Montpellier
| designed by = Sebastien Morin with Lorenzo Avi, Julien Chevalier, Romain Claude and Axel Cossardeaux
| written by = Gabrielle Shrager (lead game writer and story designer)
| soundtrack by = Christophe Héral and Billy Martin
| release date =
'''PlayStation 3, Wii, Xbox 360:''' 
[[File:United_States_of_America(USA).png|16px]] 15th November, 2011 
[[File:European Union.png|16px]] 24th November, 2011 
'''PlayStation Vita:''' 
[[File:United_States_of_America(USA).png|16px]] 14th February, 2012 
[[File:European Union.png|16px]] 22nd February, 2012 
'''3DS:''' 
[[File:United_States_of_America(USA).png|16px]] 6th November, 2012 
[[File:European Union.png|16px]] 7th June, 2012 
[[File:Drapeau-uk.gif|16px]] 8th June, 2012 
'''Windows:''' 
[[File:United_States_of_America(USA).png|16px]] 29th March, 2012 
[[File:European Union.png|16px]] 29th March, 2012 
| genre = 2D platformer
| gameplay mode = Single player and co-operative; up to four players
| platforms = Nintendo Wii, Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PlayStation Vita, Nintendo 3DS, Microsoft Windows
}}

'''''Rayman Origins''''' is a 2D sidescroller platform game, and the fourth major title in the [[Rayman (series)|''Rayman'' series]]. Despite its title, it is not a prequel, but a sequel to the first three ''Rayman'' games. It was announced by [[Ubisoft]] at E3 2010, and is the first major ''Rayman'' game since the creation of the [[Rayman Raving Rabbids|''Raving Rabbids'' series]]. It also marks the return of ''Rayman'' creator [[Michel Ancel]] to the series; he had not worked on a ''Rayman'' title since ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape|Rayman 2]]'' in 1999. ''Rayman Origins'' is the first game in the main series to feature co-operative platforming gameplay, allowing for up to four players at once. The game was released on November 15th 2011 in North America, and on November 24th 2011 in Europe for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii.

In February 2012, a PlayStation Vita version was released, with new features such as a [[Ghost Mode]] and the use of the touch screen. This version also features exclusive collectible items called [[Relic]]s; these unlock two large mosaic puzzles in [[the Snoring Tree]], revealing events from the pasts of Rayman and Globox. A Microsoft Windows version was released on March 29th 2012; a 3DS version was released in June 2012.

A spin-off title for mobiles which is based off this game's artstyle, was released for Android and iOS in September 2012, titled ''[[Rayman Jungle Run]]''.

In April 2012, Ubisoft announced that a direct sequel to the game was being developed, under the title ''[[Rayman Legends]]'', which released in September 2013.

==Story==
===[[The Snoring Tree]]===
At the beginning of the game, [[Rayman]] and his friends – [[Globox]] and the [[Teensies]] – are sleeping at [[the Snoring Tree]]. With them is the [[Bubble Dreamer]], the jovial god who created their world, [[the Glade of Dreams]]. A nearby microphone, disguised as a flower, picks up the sound of the heroes' snoring, amplifying it and transmitting it to the subterranean [[Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman Origins)|Land of the Livid Dead]]. The [[Livid Dead|undead beings]] who live there, infuriated by this incessant snoring, launch an invasion on the Glade of Dreams, ambushing and capturing Rayman and his friends. When they escape, they find that the Bubble Dreamer has gone quite mad. The Livid Dead have been joined in their invasion by [[:Category:Enemies from Rayman Origins|hundreds of other enemies]], who have captured and imprisoned the [[Electoon]]s – small, pink energy creatures that hold the world together. Now the Glade of Dreams has begun to disintegrate. In order to heal the Bubble Dreamer's mind and restore harmony and balance to the Glade, the heroes must free the Electoons from [[cage]]s hidden across the world – if they fail, their universe will vanish like a bad dream.

Energy creatures called [[Lum (Rayman Origins)|Lum]]s are scattered throughout every level in the game; at the end of each level, the heroes give the Lums they have collected to [[the Magician]], a friendly character who counts them in a large test tube. In exchange for a certain number of Lums, the Magician gives the heroes [[Electoon]]s. He also makes occasional appearances at the beginning of a level, to give the heroes advice and instructions. The hub from which the player can access levels and choose characters is [[the Snoring Tree]]. As the player frees more Electoons, more characters become available, but all are variations of Rayman, Globox and the Teensies.

[[Image:RaymanOrigins PreE3 HD Swingman.jpg|thumb|right|320px|[[Jibberish Jungle]]]]
===[[Jibberish Jungle]]===
The first stop for Rayman, Globox and the Teensies is the [[Jibberish Jungle]], a lush forest filled with exotic foliage and enemies such as [[Livingstone|Lividstones]] and [[Antitoon|Darktoon]]s. Eventually, they find [[Betilla the Fairy]], the [[nymph]] who created [[Rayman]] long ago, and who has now been captured by the invaders. Once freed, she gives them the power to slap. When enough Electoons have been freed, Betilla informs the heroes that they have enough to reach the next world. The Electoons band together to form a bridge through the sky. On the other side, the heroes find friendly [[mosquito]]es who fly them to the game's second environment. Along the way, the they must fight off an attack from the [[Guardian of the Music World]], a gigantic bird which watches over the passage to the next land.

[[Image:RaymanOriginsComicCon-1.jpg|thumb|left|320px|[[Desert of Dijiridoos]]]]
===[[Desert of Dijiridoos]]===
Eventually the mosquitoes take the heroes to the [[Desert of Dijiridoos]], a bleak, scorched landscape, partially composed of musical instruments, and inhabited mainly by vicious [[bird]]s. Here they rescue a [[nymph]] named [[Holly Luya]] – the first sister of [[Betilla the Fairy]]. She gives them the power to [[helicopter|hover]]. Again, the heroes must free enough [[Electoon]]s to create a sky bridge leading to a [[mosquito]] level, and again the mosquitoes take them to the next area.

[[Image:RaymanOriginsGamesCon-6.jpg|thumb|right|320px|[[Gourmand Land]]]]
===[[Gourmand Land]]===
They arrive in the [[Gourmand Land]], a food-themed world. Its sharply-contrasting environments include icy cocktail and fiery kitchen landscapes. These are populated by dangerous [[Baby Dragon Chef]]s [[Baby Dragon Waiter|and Waiters]]. After they free the third of the [[nymph]] sisters, [[Edith Up]], she gives them the ability to use funnels to change their size. Then they must cross a bridge made of freed [[Electoon]]s and ride the [[mosquito]]es to the next world. Along the way, they must fight off the [[Guardian of the Ocean World]], a gigantic flying eel whose purpose is to stop anyone from entering the next land.

[[Image:RaymanOriginsGamesCon-8.jpg|thumb|left|320px|[[Sea of Serendipity]]]]
===[[Sea of Serendipity]]===
This time they are taken to the [[Sea of Serendipity]], an idyllic marine location. On the surface, they find a [[Glute]] village that has been build on stilts. Down below, the ocean is teeming with strange [[fish]] and other [[:Category:Aquatic creatures|aquatic creatures]]. In this world, the [[nymph]] sister they meet is [[Annetta Fish]], who gives them the ability to dive underwater. After they cross another [[Electoon]] bridge, they are taken by the [[mosquito]]es to the next world.

[[Image:Stoneman RO HD.jpg|thumb|right|320px|[[Mystical Pique]]]]
===[[Mystical Pique]]===
This mountainous landscape is the [[Mystical Pique]]. On the surface, the weather ranges from mild to snowy. However, the mountain contains many ancient temples, where [[glute]] [[fakir]]s meditate and worship the [[Polokus|Bubble Dreamer]]. Common enemies here include [[Darkroot]]s and [[stone man|stone men]]. Throughout this world, the characters notice that strange pieces of machinery have been inexplicably falling from the sky. The heroes rescue the local [[nymph]] sister, [[Helena Handbasket]], who gives them the power to run on walls. However, the [[Electoon]] bridge that follows does not take the heroes to a [[mosquito]] level. It takes them to the lair of the [[Golem]], a gigantic stone monster whom they must defeat in order to progress.

When the heroes reach the top of the mountain, they find the five [[nymph]]s gathered round the [[Dreamer's Door]], a circular stone portal. They can use this to travel to the source of the mysterious machinery which has been falling from the dark, stormy clouds that have filled the sky. [[Helena Handbasket]] thanks the heroes for saving her sisters, but informs them that the [[Four Kings]] who rule the four lands of [[the Glade of Dreams]] have succumbed to the nightmares that are infecting the world, growing into monstrous and uncontrollable versions of themselves. Since the Four Kings' magical assistance is required to open the Dreamer's Door, the heroes must find them and defeat them, restoring them to their original benevolent states.

===The [[Four Kings]]===
New areas which extend the first four worlds now become available. [[Ticklish Temples]] is an extension of [[Jibberish Jungle]], [[Grumbling Grottos]] is an extension of the [[Desert of Dijiridoos]], [[Luscious Lakes]] is an extension of [[Gourmand Land]], and [[Angsty Abyss]] is an extension of the [[Sea of Serendipity]]. The four extensions approach the four original worlds in length, but most extensions are slightly shorter. The game had been linear prior to this point, but the heroes can play through these four new worlds in any order they choose. At the end of each world is a boss battle against one of the [[Four Kings]]. The king of Ticklish Temples is a monstrous [[Daisy]]. The king of Grumbling Grottos is a gigantic [[Mocking Bird]]. The king of Luscious Lakes is a gigantic [[Dragon Chef]]; he swallows the heroes whole, and they must defeat him from the inside. The king of the Angsty Abyss is an [[Shrimp king|aquatic dragon]], who reverts to a prawn when defeated. Once the Four Kings have been restored, the [[nymph]]s channel their magic into the [[Dreamer's Door]], allowing the heroes to travel through it and reach the source of the mysterious machinery.

[[Image:RO Screenshot2 LifeSystem Heart.jpg|thumb|left|320px|[[Moody Clouds]]]]

===[[Moody Clouds]]===
The heroes find themselves standing amidst the [[Moody Clouds]] – a dark, electrified storm. They find [[the Magician]] nearby, but he does not offer them any advice, instead telling them that they are going the wrong way, and urging them to turn back. The heroes press on with the aid of their [[mosquito]] friends, and find what lies at the heart of the storm: a gigantic, flying city, composed of steampunk machinery and surrounded by clouds. This vast, dangerous city is inhabited by [[Robot]]s which are almost immune to the heroes' attacks, as well as mechanical replicas of previously-enountered enemies such as [[fly|flies]] and [[spiky ball|spiky fish]]. Along the way, the heroes often find helpless [[Lum (Rayman Origins)|Lum]]s, packed into glass containers and apparently being used to power the city and its mechanical inhabitants.

Eventually the heroes stumble into the room which lies at the heart of the [[Moody Clouds]], only to find their old friend, [[the Magician]], working the controls. They discover that he is the one who built this city and its army of robots. The Magician had grown frustrated with the decadent and lazy [[Polokus|Bubble Dreamer]], who had consistently failed to protect the people of [[the Glade of Dreams]] from his own nightmares. However, the Magician had also grown to admire [[Mr Dark]], the arch-nemesis of [[Rayman]] and the villain of [[Rayman 1|the original game]]; posters of Mr Dark, with '♥ Mister D', can be seen on the walls of the Magician's office. In order to start a war between Rayman and the [[Livid Dead]], the Magician had hidden a microphone in [[the Snoring Tree]]. However, this war, and the entire plot of the game, had been nothing more than a distraction tactic; the Magician's real goal was to construct a mechanical army with which he could conquer the Glade of Dreams, overthrow the Bubble Dreamer, and impose a new order based on discipline and reason. Now that his scheme has been discovered, the Magician pulls a lever, causing the heroes to fall into a room where they must fight mechanical replicas of the [[Daisy]] and the [[Mocking Bird]] bosses. Once these are defeated, they return to the Magician's office. He distracts them with a disco number before making his escape. As the heroes chase the Magician across the outside of the Moody Clouds, it becomes apparent that his city is crumbling. When he boards a flying [[warship]] in another attempt to escape, the heroes chase him through the sky with the aid of the [[mosquito]]es. Eventually the Magician's warship crashes into some kind of gigantic reactor core that seems to be powering the city. The collision causes a gigantic explosion, blowing the Moody Clouds to pieces. The heroes land on [[the Snoring Tree]], in exactly the same positions they occupied at the beginning of the game, and resume their snoring. The scene fades to black and the credits roll; the players can run about in front of the credits for their duration.

===[[Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman Origins)|Land of the Livid Dead]]===
The game features an optional final world: the [[Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman Origins)|Land of the Livid Dead]]. The entrance to this land is located in [[the Snoring Tree]], but it is guarded by [[Mister Death]], a skeletal figure with no teeth. He will only let the heroes pass if they bring him ten shiny red [[Skull Tooth|Skull Teeth]]. In order to get these, the heroes must complete the [[Tricky Treasure]] chases: ten challenging levels focused on speed and momentum rather than exploration and combat. When Mister Death has received all ten Skull Teeth, he allows the heroes to pass into the subterranean underworld that is the Land of the Livid Dead. The most difficult level of the game, this area is populated by the zombie-like [[Livid Dead]]. Although they were no more than pawns in [[the Magician]]'s plan, they are still dangerous enemies. At the end of this world, the heroes encounter [[Big Mama]], a monstrous, pink, squid-like creature. When they defeat her, she reverts into a [[nymph]], thanks the heroes for saving her, and winks. The game ends and the credits roll once more, but this time the players can climb onto the credits themselves as they scross upwards, and either use them as platforms or smash them with their attacks.

==Development==
The development of ''Rayman Origins'' began in late 2008 approximately. For the first year, a small team consisting of approximately six developers worked on the game. At this early stage, the developers drew inspiration from the contemporary platform games ''LittleBigPlanet'' and ''New Super Mario Bros Wii''. After the first year, development shifted to Ubisoft Montpellier, where it was completed by a larger team of over one hundred developers.

Initially, it was announced that ''Rayman Origins'' would be an episodic release, and that the first episode would be released in late 2010. This approach was eventually scrapped after a delay: the game would instead be given a retail release in late 2011, in order that it might be a 'real sequel', in the words of Ancel.

The first trailer for ''Rayman Origins'' shows Rayman being created by [[Betilla the Fairy]], whose narration seemed to imply that the game would be a prequel with a two-player co-operative campaign that would tell the story of how Rayman and Globox matured from buffoons to heroes. However, this approach was ultimately discarded: the final version of the game is a sequel, set after ''Rayman 3'', and features many references to the events of the previous games made in the past tense. The titular ''Origins'' refers instead to the game's revelations regarding the origins of Rayman and several other characters, and also to the design philosophy of returning the series to its roots. The characters' sillier behaviour is not a sign of immaturity, but is intended to give the game a more light-hearted feel and help it to appeal to a wider audience.

Shortly after ''Rayman Origins'' was first announced, footage showing a demonstration of its mechanics appeared. This featured a different health system, similar to that of the original ''Rayman'', with yellow and red bubbles to indicate the player's health.

A world composed entirely of artwork and art supplies, based on [[Picture City]] from the original game, was planned for inclusion but abandoned during the development of the game. It would have featured references to art styles such as pop art and pixel art.

A text file, or 'script', was discovered in the files of the game's demo. The script greatly expands and elaborates on the game's plot, and contains much dialogue which was omitted in the final version of the game, presumably in order to simplify the storyline. Much of what is known about the character of [[the Magician]] comes from this script; in the game itself, his actions and motivations are almost completely unexplained.

==Gameplay==
The game features local four-player co-operative play, with the players controlling [[Rayman]], [[Globox]] and two [[Teensie]]s; however, it is still possible to play through the game in single-player mode. There are currently no plans for online play.

Much of the gameplay can be reminiscent to that of ''[[Rayman 1|Rayman]]'', in that the aim is to find [[cage]]s and rescue the [[Electoons]] that are imprisoned inside them. Unlike ''Rayman'' though, the cages are being guarded by several enemies that collectively use a forcefield to protect the cage (this can be reminiscent of [[Hoodoo]]s, a [[Hoodlum]] in ''[[Rayman 3]]'' that uses a similar technique to protect other Hoodlums); the team must defeat every single enemy that uses the forcefield, then the cage can be destroyed. The cage can only be damaged on the side which has a green padlock. Most of the cages are hidden away in secret passages, so once the Electoons are free, they will create a portal which leads to the outside of these passages. Each level contains a [[Medallion|medallion]] that shows how many electoon challenges the players completed, such as break a single [[Cage|cage]], collect a specific amount of [[Lum (Rayman Origins)|Lums]] or beat the clock whilst the the level has been completed. In every level there are hidden [[Cage|cages]] ranging from 1 to 3.

[[Lum]]s, which first appeared in ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape|Rayman 2]]'', are once again collectible items in the game. However, [[Lum (Rayman Origins)|the Lums in ''Origins'']] are somewhat different. They don't appear in a specific amount the player has to collect ( like in Rayman 2, where the player had to collect 50 in almost every level ) but rather in different amount in every single level. The player can obtain them by either find them floating around, killing enemies, find them inside [[Bulb-O-Lums|bulb-o-lums]] or bushes, or by collecting skull coins. By collecting a certain amount, the Magician exchanges them to [[Electoon]]s at the end of each level. These requirements are easier than the [[Lum Medal]] requirements, which are harder to obtain, but collecting any of them does nothing. There are 51 of them in total.

Unlike most other games in the ''Rayman'' series, the players are very vulnerable to enemy attacks, and one touch can cause death. Throughout the game, bottles containing a [[Heart]] are found, and should a player break one, the heart inside will act as a shield until an enemy attacks, after which the heart will break. If every player in the game has a heart and they collect another one, they will get lums for it too. In multiplayer mode, if one player dies, they can float around and come back to life if they come to close enough contact with a surviving player. If all players die and there, then they will return to a previous checkpoint, normally a [[Darkblocker]] where the player had go through before, or the last place where the player broke a cage.

In 31 levels of the game, there is a time trial mode, which the players can unlock by completing the level for the first time. They will find a floating clock at the start of the level. If they hit it, they will activate time trial mode, and they can race to get [[Electoon]]s or [[Speed Trophy|speed trophies]]. The [[Electoon]] requirements are easy, but the trophy requires the player to run through the level. Obtaining Speed trophies awards the player Xbox 360 achievements / PS3 trophies.

At the halfway point in the game, the heroes can first acquire the [[Blue Punch]], a rare item that increases the power of their attacks, and is usually well hidden.

Contact to any body of water do not cause instant death unlike previous Rayman games, though creatures that lurk in some of them can catch a player and kill them then.

At certain points, the players will come across [[Betilla the Fairy]] and her sisters, each of whom is imprisoned inside the mouth of a [[Darktoon]]. When one is encountered, the player must chase the Darktoon and free the fairy inside. Once she is free, she gives Rayman and his friends a new power.

The players will also encounter runaway [[Tricky Treasure]]s, which contain [[Skull Tooth|skull teeth]], required to access to the [[Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman Origins)|Land of the Livid Dead]], a bonus level.

==Levels==
While featuring numerous original environments, ''Rayman Origins'' is the first game in the series to revisit locations explored in previous games. The game is divided into three phases. In the first phase, the player makes their way through five worlds – the [[Jibberish Jungle]], the [[Desert of Dijiridoos]], the [[Gourmand Land]], the [[Sea of Serendipity]], and [[Mystical Pique]]– in a pre-set order. Each world starts with the player giving chase to a captured nymph, which when freed results in the characters gaining new powers, such as the ability to dive underwater or change their size. Once the first phase is complete, the second phase can be accessed: Another five new worlds become available, each linked to the previous five worlds, kepping true to the theme, and this time the player can play them in any order they want. When this phase is complete, the player may access [[Moody Clouds]], where the second to last final boss and the game's ending await. Collecting all 10 [[Skull tooth|skull teeth]] will unlock the third and final phase: the [[Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman Origins)|Land of the Livid Dead]] which is both a single level and a whole new world. Each world is divided into many levels; there are a total of sixty-six levels in the game.

Descriptions of the first five worlds follow:

*[[Jibberish Jungle]] – A jungle-themed world where the characters unlock the power to attack. The enemies are comprised mostly of [[Lividstones]], [[Darktoon]]s and [[Hunter|Hunters]] in some levels. The boss is a [[Daisy|giant, red plant]].

*[[Desert of Dijiridoos]] – A music-themed world where the characters unlock the ability to glide. [[Rayman]] must use [[gong]]s to create sound waves which shield him from swarms of black flying creatures which resemble locusts. This world is composed mainly on music and musical instruments, and seems to be based on [[Band Land]], a location which has not been seen since the original game. The boss is a [[Mocking Bird|giant, yellow bird]].

*[[Gourmand Land]] – A food world where the characters unlock the ability to shrink. While the surface of the [[Gourmand Land]] appears as an icy landscape featuring cocktail elements such as giant orange slices (which may have been inspired by the Glacier Cocktail level from ''[[Tonic Trouble]]''), its underground part turns out to be a surreal environment made of food and cooking materials, which aesthetic is inspired by the Mexican Day of the Dead celebration. This land is home to [[Baby Dragon Chef]]s – small, red, reptilian enemies who attack the heroes with their forks. Similar to the [[Organic Cave]] from [[Rayman 4 (cancelled prototype)|the cancelled ''Rayman 4'']], a level takes place within the belly of [[Fire King|a gigantic dragon]], in which the players much avoid flaming walls of heartburn.

*[[Sea of Serendipity]] – A sea world where the characters unlock the ability to dive underwater. Footage shows Rayman and [[Globox]] swimming near the sea floor, surrounded by marine life. They are chased by [[giant eel]]s. Above the surface of the ocean, a tribe of Globox's species lives in a village supported on stilts. The boss is [[Shrimp king|a giant prawn]].

*[[Mystical Pique]] – A mountain world where the characters unlock the ability to run up walls. Screenshots depict a mountain location surrounded by floating landmasses which recall the floating earth platforms of the original game. The mountain is dotted with small buildings. [[Fakirs]] dwell inside of caves and [[Rayman]] must rescue them from [[Antitoons|Darktoons]], and swing on their beards to avoid spikes.

*[[Moody Clouds]] – A steampunk world which can only be accessed upon defeating the [[four kings]]. It is set in the sky, above the [[Mystical Pique]], and Rayman must fight robots, as well as dodge spinning razor blades and electricity. The final boss is an airship which is fought in the [[Moody Clouds]].

And the optional final world:

*[[Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman Origins)|Land of the Livid Dead]] – A level with a strong resemblance to both [[the Cave of Bad Dreams]] and [[Tomb of the Ancients]] from ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape|Rayman 2]]''. This is where the undead live; the antics of the protagonists annoy the villains, setting the events of the game in motion. It is located in the undergrounds of [[The Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman 3)|the location of the same name]] visited by [[Rayman]] and [[Globox]] in ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc|Rayman 3]]''. The [[Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman Origins)|Land of the Livid Dead]] involves jumping across falling rocks, dodging fire, carnivorous plants, and riding a skeleton, similar to the [[serpent flute]]s from the [[Desert of Dijiridoos]]. [[Big Mama]] is this level's boss. Concept art depicts graveyards, insects, zombies, a strange hotdog-like character who appears to be selling hotdogs, and numerous tentacled monsters. This world has a golden palette, and features giant skulls, bones and cobwebs.

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==Manuals==
Click on the thumbnails to read the manuals.
[[Image:RO Manual ENThumb.png|link=http://raymanpc.com/wiki/script-en/images/0/07/RO_Manual_EN.pdf|thumb|left|The Manual for the PC version]]
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[[File:Rayman Origins Original Soundtrack.png|thumb|right|250px|The [[Rayman Origins: Original Soundtrack|original soundtrack]] of ''Rayman Origins'']]

==Soundtrack==
''Main article:'' [[Rayman Origins: Original Soundtrack]]

The majority of the game's score was written by French composer Christophe Héral, who had previously worked with [[Michel Ancel]] and [[Ubisoft|Ubisoft Montpellier]] on the 2003 videogame ''[[Beyond Good and Evil|Beyond Good & Evil]]''. As a result of scheduling problems, Héral had only three months to compose the soundtrack, so another composer, Billy Martin, was hired to complete Héral's work. The score was recorded by the Star Pop Orchestra, at the Davout Studios in Paris; this may be a first for the series, as the previous games' music seems to have been mainly synthesised. The game features interactive sound design; the player characters' actions within the game create diegetic musical sounds which blend with the game's score. ''Rayman Origins'' is the first game in the series whose soundtrack has been officially released, the other being ''[[Rayman Legends]]''.

[[File:RaymanOrigins-Collector'sEdition-PS3-FinalDesign-FR.jpg|320px|thumb|left|The Collector's Edition for PlayStation 3]]
==Collector's Edition==
In August 2011, a number of online department stores in Europe revealed a collector's edition for the PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360 versions of the game, which contains a 50-page art book, a CD of the game's soundtrack and a 3D cardboard pop-up display.The Collector's Edition is exclusively available in Europe and Australia.

==Trophies/Achievements==
''Main article: ''[[List of achievements in Rayman Origins|''List of achievements in ''Rayman Origins]]

Throughout the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game, achievements are given for performing certain actions, such as rescuing each nymph, collecting a certain number of speed trophies, etc. There are 37 achievements in total (for PlayStation 3, while in Xbox 360 it is 36), including one that is hidden. The game is the first in the ''Rayman'' series to have PlayStation 3 trophies, though the second to have Xbox 360 achievements (the first being the Xbox 360 version of ''[[Rayman Raving Rabbids]]''). The PlayStation Vita version has 39 trophies: the two added are named "[[Clear Sighted]]" and "[[Eagle Eyed]]", while another trophy, "[[Pop! Pop! BOOM!]]", was replaced by "[[Grim Reaper (trophy)|Grim Reaper]]" and "[[Bubble Wrap Maniac!]]", which rely on the exclusive features of the PlayStation Vita, such as tapping the screen. "[[Hover Happy!]]" has been removed in this version.

[[Image:Christophe Villez Rayman Origins BAFTA.JPG|thumb|right|320px|Christophe Villez collects the Artistic Achievement BAFTA for ''Rayman Origins''.]]
==Reception==
''Rayman Origins'' was released to critical acclaim. On the review aggregator Metacritic, the game has achieved scores of 88, 87 and 91 for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii versions respectively.<ref>''Rayman Origins'' reviews [[http://www.metacritic.com/search/all/rayman+origins/results]]</ref> On GameRankings, these same versions received scores of 88.34%, 87.85% and 92.00% respectively.<ref>''Rayman Origins'' reviews [[http://www.gamerankings.com/browse.html?search=rayman+origins&numrev=3&site=]]</ref>

Reviewers praised ''Rayman Origins'' for its vibrant and detailed cartoon graphics, as well as its fittingly whimsical soundtrack. The gameplay was considered well-balanced, offering both an accessible experience for new players and a satisfying challenge for experienced ones. The decision to add co-operative multiplayer to the series was well-received. Criticism focused on the lack of a clear storyline in the game, and the chaotic nature of the gameplay when three or four people are playing simultaneously.

The game was initially thought to have been a commercial failure, as it sold an underwhelming 50,000 copies in the first month following its November 2011 release and this is mostly due for the game being release the same month as The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword and Skyrim. However, sales later increased considerably, and in February 2012, Ubisoft announced that the game had already become profitable, and had the capacity to become a long-term seller for the company.<ref>Joystiq, ''Rayman Origins is actually profitable for Ubisoft'', http://www.joystiq.com/2012/02/15/rayman-origins-is-actually-profitable-for-ubisoft/</ref>

On 16th March, 2012, ''Rayman Origins'' won the Artistic Achievement award at the 8th British Academy Video Games Awards. The nominees it defeated in this category were ''Batman: Arkham City'', ''L.A. Noire'', ''LitteBigPlanet 2'', ''The Elder Scrolls V – Skyrim'' and ''Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception''.<ref>GAME British Academy Video Games Awards, http://www.bafta.org/games/awards/</ref>

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==Artworks gallery==
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==External links==
*[http://raymanorigins.uk.ubi.com/blog/ Official blog]
*[http://www.raymanpc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=7029 Official ''Rayman Origins'' topic at Pirate-Community]
*[http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB38D568B3215DCF3 ''Rayman Origins'' playthrough at YouTube (PC version)]
*[http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=168912820 ''Rayman Origins'' Steam Guide (WIP)]

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User:Dart

2014-06-17T00:43:39Z

Dart:

Not sure if I'll ever use this, but I guess i'll create my own user page for fun.
{{character
| name = Dartofthedavros
| image = [[File:Tufkin.jpg|center|320px]]
| alignment = whichever side I feel like being on currently
| appears in = The game of LIFE!
| sex = Male
| status = really bored
}}
== How I Got Into Rayman ==
well, my Grandma and my Dad got my brother I a PS2 with Ty the Tasmanian Tiger, Scooby Doo: Night of a 100 Frights and Rayman Arena(M). Since Arena was the only multiplayer game we had resulting in us playing it constantly. one day in what I want to say was either Target or Best Buy I spied a lone copy of Rayman 3. I begged my Dad to get it for Christmas and other than clothes that was my 2004 Christmas gift! To this day I laugh about how I couldn't get past the fairy counsel for months but breezed through the rest of the game (until the longest shortcut anyway)!

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User:Dart

2014-02-17T16:27:03Z

Dart: Practice on page editing, and for fun

Not sure if I'll ever use this, but I guess i'll create my own user page for fun.
{{character
| name = Dartofthedavros
| image = [[File:Tufkin.jpg|center|320px]]
| alignment = whichever side I feel like being with at that moment in time
| age = 16
| appears in = The game of LIFE!
| sex = Male
| status = really bored
}}
== How I Got Into Rayman ==
well, my Grandma and my Dad got my brother I a PS2 with Ty the Tasmanian Tiger, Scooby Doo: Night of a 100 Frights and Rayman Arena(M). Since Arena was the only multiplayer game we had resulting in us playing it constantly. one day in what I want to say was either Target or Best Buy I spied a lone copy of Rayman 3. I begged my Dad to get it for Christmas and other than clothes that was my 2004 Christmas gift! To this day I laugh about how I couldn't get past the fairy counsel for months but breezed through the rest of the game (until the longest shortcut anyway)!

El Luchador

2014-02-17T15:58:21Z

Dart:

{{Enemy
| name = Giant Luchador
| image = [[File:Giant Luchador.jpg|center|320px|''Giant Luchador'']]
| alignment = Bad
| resistance = [[Image:Lifebar3.png|''3 HP'']]
| appears in = ''[[ Rayman Legends]]''
| species = [[Luchador]]
| attacks = Punching, swiping, summoning fire
}}
The '''Giant Luchador''' is the third boss of ''[[ Rayman Legends]]'' and the boss of the [[Fiesta de los Muertos]]. It is a larger version of the [[Luchador]]es from the previous level. He appeared to be a champion of his arena, until [[Rayman]] and friends seized the title, not unlike [[Reflux]] the [[Knaaren]] from ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc|Rayman 3]]''.

==Appearance==
He resembles a giant, gray version of the [[Luchador]]es. He has several accessories on him, such as a belt with a large "K" emblazoned on it, a ring on his finger that also has a "K" on it, and a tattoo on his left arm that spells out "Kingo" (it's possible that this could be his real name). He is the only boss that does not require the [[Blue Punch]]es to defeat.

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[[Category: Bosses from Rayman Legends]]

File:Giant Luchador.jpg

2014-02-17T15:09:17Z

Dart:

Funky Ray

2014-02-17T00:48:41Z

Dart: additional unlock method.

{{Character
| name = Funky Ray
| image = [[File:Funkyray.png|220px]]
| alignment = Good
| appears in = ''[[Rayman Legends]]''
| portrayed by = [[Douglas Rand]]
| sex = Male
| species = [[Rayman's species]]
| status = Skin
}}

{{quote|text=This groovy hero is an exclusive reward for players who competed in Rayman Legends Challenges App! He’s a fierce competitor who wants to become the greatest champion in the Glade of Dreams!|sign=In-game description|source=''[[Rayman Legends]]''}}

'''Funky Ray''' is one of the playable characters in ''[[Rayman Legends]]'', and one of the characters based on [[Rayman]]'s animated model, he was only capable of being obtained by downloading the Rayman Legends Challenges App from the Wii U eShop before the game's release. He can also be unlocked via uplay by completing all paintings in the game.

==Description==
'''Funky Ray''' shares the same look as [[Rayman]], however, his clothing is similar to that of the DiscoRay costume featured in ''[[Rayman Raving Rabbids]]''.

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El Luchador

2013-09-18T19:48:49Z

Dart:

{{Enemy
| name = Giant Luchador
| Image = [[File:Wrestling with a giant.png|320px]]
| alignment = Bad
| resistance = [[Image:Lifebar3.png|''3 HP'']]
| appears in = ''[[ Rayman Legends]]''
| species = [[Luchador]]
| attacks = Punching, swiping, and summoning fire
}}
The '''Giant Luchador''' is the third boss of ''[[ Rayman Legends]]'' and the boss of [[Fiesta de los Muertos]]. It is a larger version of the [[Luchador|Luchadores]] from the previous level. It appeared to be a champion of his arena, until [[Rayman]] and friends seized the title, not unlike [[Reflux]] in ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc|Rayman 3]]''.

==Appearance==
He resembles a giant, gray version of the [[Luchador]]es. He has several accessories on him, such as a belt with a large K emblazoned on it, a ring on his finger that also has a K on it, and a tattoo on his left arm that spells out "Kingo".

[[Category:Bosses from Rayman Legends]]