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Tily

2010-12-12T22:59:46Z

Tengu: /* Trivia */

{{Character
| name = Tily
| image = [[Image:Tily.jpg|center|150px|''Tily'']]
| alignment = Good
| appears in = ''[[Rayman M]]'', ''[[Rayman Rush]]''
| sex = Female
| species = [[Fairy]]
| status = Competitor
}}

'''Tily''' is a one-off character who only appears in ''[[Rayman M]]'', ''[[Rayman Arena]]'', and their PlayStation port, ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' as an unlockable, playable character. Despite her animal-like appearance, she is a [[fairy]], and is speculated to have been a replacement for [[Ly|Ly the Fairy]], who was originally intended to appear as a playable character but was scrapped from the final version of the game.

==Character description==
===Appearance===
Tily is a small, fragile young creature that somewhat resembles a canine or perhaps a feline animal, as in certain official artworks of her she is depicted to have fangs. She is orange and pale yellow in colour with dots and swirls over her body, has large blue eyes, and has lilac and gold translucent wings which she uses to glide. Though she is referred to as a "budding" fairy, Tily also has the ability to shrink her body and turn into a butterfly-like creature. Her official hair colour according to the game is red with pink streaks, though in some of the official artwork it is purple, like Ly's. She also had a [[skin]] with similar features to Ly (yellow with purple stripes), but it was apparently only seen in the Xbox and GameCube versions of ''Rayman Arena''.

===Personality===
Very little is known about the full extent of Tily's personality due to ''Rayman M/Arena'' and ''Rayman Rush'' being her only appearances, though throughout the game, it shows that Tily is an excitable and giggly creature. On the other hand, she seems to be very confident in taking part in the competition and is often mischievous and playing tricks on her friends. She also shows an interest in martial arts, as she is often seen pulling off karate kicks.

==''Rayman Arena'' (GameCube and Xbox) description==
'''Profession:''' Budding Fairy 
'''Likes:''' Trampolining on Globox's belly, playing tricks on her friends, surprise parties 
'''Dislikes:''' Getting wet, messing up her magic tricks, and vermicelli soup 
'''Address:''' The Glade in the middle of the woods, after the big oak tree, near Miracle Waterfall.

==See also==
* [[Ly the Fairy]]

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[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Characters from Rayman M]]
[[Category:Fairies]]
[[Category:Playable Characters]]

[[fr:Tily]]

Tily

2010-12-12T22:59:30Z

Tengu:

{{Character
| name = Tily
| image = [[Image:Tily.jpg|center|150px|''Tily'']]
| alignment = Good
| appears in = ''[[Rayman M]]'', ''[[Rayman Rush]]''
| sex = Female
| species = [[Fairy]]
| status = Competitor
}}

'''Tily''' is a one-off character who only appears in ''[[Rayman M]]'', ''[[Rayman Arena]]'', and their PlayStation port, ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' as an unlockable, playable character. Despite her animal-like appearance, she is a [[fairy]], and is speculated to have been a replacement for [[Ly|Ly the Fairy]], who was originally intended to appear as a playable character but was scrapped from the final version of the game.

==Character description==
===Appearance===
Tily is a small, fragile young creature that somewhat resembles a canine or perhaps a feline animal, as in certain official artworks of her she is depicted to have fangs. She is orange and pale yellow in colour with dots and swirls over her body, has large blue eyes, and has lilac and gold translucent wings which she uses to glide. Though she is referred to as a "budding" fairy, Tily also has the ability to shrink her body and turn into a butterfly-like creature. Her official hair colour according to the game is red with pink streaks, though in some of the official artwork it is purple, like Ly's. She also had a [[skin]] with similar features to Ly (yellow with purple stripes), but it was apparently only seen in the Xbox and GameCube versions of ''Rayman Arena''.

===Personality===
Very little is known about the full extent of Tily's personality due to ''Rayman M/Arena'' and ''Rayman Rush'' being her only appearances, though throughout the game, it shows that Tily is an excitable and giggly creature. On the other hand, she seems to be very confident in taking part in the competition and is often mischievous and playing tricks on her friends. She also shows an interest in martial arts, as she is often seen pulling off karate kicks.

==''Rayman Arena'' (GameCube and Xbox) description==
'''Profession:''' Budding Fairy 
'''Likes:''' Trampolining on Globox's belly, playing tricks on her friends, surprise parties 
'''Dislikes:''' Getting wet, messing up her magic tricks, and vermicelli soup 
'''Address:''' The Glade in the middle of the woods, after the big oak tree, near Miracle Waterfall.

==Trivia==
Tily looked much different in her Beta Appearance, were she had crystal like wings, blue hair similar to Ly's, and much more serious looking

{{Character
| image = [[File:Arena 0301 12 640w.jpg]]
|Tily's Beta Appearance
}}

==See also==
* [[Ly the Fairy]]

{{RMcharacters}}

[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Characters from Rayman M]]
[[Category:Fairies]]
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[[fr:Tily]]

File:BETA Tily.jpg

2010-12-12T22:54:48Z

Tengu: Beta Apperance of Tily

Beta Apperance of Tily

File:Gloobette.png

2010-12-09T22:36:21Z

Tengu: A high res pic of globette from rayman rush. Some what edited though.

A high res pic of globette from rayman rush. Some what edited though.

Rayman Arena (Xbox and GameCube)

2010-12-01T23:10:13Z

Tengu: /* PlayStation 2, PC */

''This article is about a modified version of a previously-released game. For more information, see [[Rayman M]].''

'''''Rayman Arena''''' is the American release of [[Rayman M]], released in 2002 for the PC, PlayStation 2, GameCube, and Xbox. (The title was altered to avoid misconceptions about the game if related to the ESRB's "M for Mature" rating.)

==PlayStation 2, PC==
''Main article: [[Rayman M]]''

The PlayStation 2 and PC versions of the game very closely mimic their overseas counterparts. Most changes were for localization, such as changing any "Rayman M" logos into "Rayman Arena". The only other major change difference lies in the LAN mode for the PC version. Also, there is no map for the race tracks in the lower right-hand corner of the screen, and similar to Rayman Rush, Ice Bullets have now been added to the Race mode and Lum Race.

==Xbox, GameCube==

The Xbox and GameCube had never received a port of Rayman M (due to the consoles having not been released at the time of Rayman M's release), so the designers made several changes before releasing the Rayman M ports (many pertaining to Battle mode).

===Modifications===

This is a list of notable modifications to the Xbox and GameCube ports, among others.

*A new intro video was used.
*The menus had undergone major changes in navigation and aesthetically.
*"Cups" replaced the prior "Leagues" and setup in the single-player mode was changed.
*[[Murfy]] is seen as a reporter/paparazzi before the start of each cup in a brief comical video.
*Lock-on has been added for less-experienced players in Battle mode.
*Hearts are now used in Battle mode to recognize health (instead of hit points), and one heart can be regained by killing an opponent.
*A player is given 6 possible hearts, with 5 filled when a player respawns. (The 6th is left open in case of a kill without the loss of any hearts.)
*There is a visible timer in Battle mode.
*There are three modes, which reflect the difficulty of the game.
*Master Mode features only [[Bad Rayman|Dark Rayman]] as an opponent (albeit his AI is much improved from other characters), is played in black-and-white, as well as using cel-shaded graphics.
*There are more playable characters, including [[Dark Globox]] and [[Dark Rayman]].
*Popolopoi mode has been removed.
*Training mode has been removed.
*[[On and On]] has been removed.
*The small animations that characters do upon finishing a race have been replaced with the character entering a [[spiral door]].

==External Links==
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xqrvrzao_5E Intro for Xbox and Gamecube version]
*[http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/raymanarena/video/2894892/rayman-arena-intro Changed Rayman M intro]

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[[Category: Multiplayer Games]]
[[Category:Competetive Games]]

Pac Arena

2010-11-12T00:51:08Z

Tengu:

{{stub}}

[[File:Pac-Arena.jpg|thumb|300px|The Pac Arena map.]]

'''Pac Arena''' is an arena exclusive to the North American Gamecube and Xbox releases of ''[[Rayman Arena]]''. It is a homage to ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pac-Man Pac-Man]''.

[[Category:Places]]
[[Category:Places from Rayman M]]

Rayman Arena (Xbox and GameCube)

2010-11-11T18:21:36Z

Tengu: /* PlayStation 2, PC */

''This article is about a modified version of a previously-released game. For more information, see [[Rayman M]].''

'''''Rayman Arena''''' is the American release of [[Rayman M]], released in 2002 for the PC, PlayStation 2, GameCube, and Xbox. (The title was altered to avoid misconceptions about the game if related to the ESRB's "M for Mature" rating.)

==PlayStation 2, PC==
''Main article: [[Rayman M]]''

The PlayStation 2 and PC versions of the game very closely mimic their overseas counterparts. Most changes were for localization, such as changing any "Rayman M" logos into "Rayman Arena". The only other major change difference lies in the LAN mode for the PC version. Also, there is no map for the race tracks in the lower right-hand corner of the screen.

==Xbox, GameCube==

The Xbox and GameCube had never received a port of Rayman M (due to the consoles having not been released at the time of Rayman M's release), so the designers made several changes before releasing the Rayman M ports (many pertaining to Battle mode).

===Modifications===

This is a list of notable modifications to the Xbox and GameCube ports, among others.

*A new intro video was used.
*The menus had undergone major changes in navigation and aesthetically.
*"Cups" replaced the prior "Leagues" and setup in the single-player mode was changed.
*[[Murfy]] is seen as a reporter/paparazzi before the start of each cup in a brief comical video.
*Lock-on has been added for less-experienced players in Battle mode.
*Hearts are now used in Battle mode to recognize health (instead of hit points), and one heart can be regained by killing an opponent.
*A player is given 6 possible hearts, with 5 filled when a player respawns. (The 6th is left open in case of a kill without the loss of any hearts.)
*There is a visible timer in Battle mode.
*There are three modes, which reflect the difficulty of the game.
*Master Mode features only [[Bad Rayman|Dark Rayman]] as an opponent (albeit his AI is much improved from other characters), is played in black-and-white, as well as using cel-shaded graphics.
*There are more playable characters, including [[Dark Globox]] and [[Dark Rayman]].
*Popolopoi mode has been removed.
*Training mode has been removed.
*[[On and On]] has been removed.
*The small animations that characters do upon finishing a race have been replaced with the character entering a [[spiral door]].

==External Links==
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xqrvrzao_5E Intro for Xbox and Gamecube version]
*[http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/raymanarena/video/2894892/rayman-arena-intro Changed Rayman M intro]

[[Category: Games]]
[[Category: Multiplayer Games]]
[[Category:Competetive Games]]

Rayman Arena (Xbox and GameCube)

2010-11-11T18:18:54Z

Tengu: /* PlayStation 2, PC */

''This article is about a modified version of a previously-released game. For more information, see [[Rayman M]].''

'''''Rayman Arena''''' is the American release of [[Rayman M]], released in 2002 for the PC, PlayStation 2, GameCube, and Xbox. (The title was altered to avoid misconceptions about the game if related to the ESRB's "M for Mature" rating.)

==PlayStation 2, PC==
''Main article: [[Rayman M]]''

The PlayStation 2 and PC versions of the game very closely mimic their overseas counterparts. Most changes were for localization, such as changing any "Rayman M" logos into "Rayman Arena". The only other major change difference lies in the LAN mode for the PC version. Also, there is no map for therace tracks in the lower right-hand corner of the screen.

==Xbox, GameCube==

The Xbox and GameCube had never received a port of Rayman M (due to the consoles having not been released at the time of Rayman M's release), so the designers made several changes before releasing the Rayman M ports (many pertaining to Battle mode).

===Modifications===

This is a list of notable modifications to the Xbox and GameCube ports, among others.

*A new intro video was used.
*The menus had undergone major changes in navigation and aesthetically.
*"Cups" replaced the prior "Leagues" and setup in the single-player mode was changed.
*[[Murfy]] is seen as a reporter/paparazzi before the start of each cup in a brief comical video.
*Lock-on has been added for less-experienced players in Battle mode.
*Hearts are now used in Battle mode to recognize health (instead of hit points), and one heart can be regained by killing an opponent.
*A player is given 6 possible hearts, with 5 filled when a player respawns. (The 6th is left open in case of a kill without the loss of any hearts.)
*There is a visible timer in Battle mode.
*There are three modes, which reflect the difficulty of the game.
*Master Mode features only [[Bad Rayman|Dark Rayman]] as an opponent (albeit his AI is much improved from other characters), is played in black-and-white, as well as using cel-shaded graphics.
*There are more playable characters, including [[Dark Globox]] and [[Dark Rayman]].
*Popolopoi mode has been removed.
*Training mode has been removed.
*[[On and On]] has been removed.
*The small animations that characters do upon finishing a race have been replaced with the character entering a [[spiral door]].

==External Links==
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xqrvrzao_5E Intro for Xbox and Gamecube version]
*[http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/raymanarena/video/2894892/rayman-arena-intro Changed Rayman M intro]

[[Category: Games]]
[[Category: Multiplayer Games]]
[[Category:Competetive Games]]

Rayman Arena (Xbox and GameCube)

2010-11-11T18:18:30Z

Tengu: /* PlayStation 2, PC */

''This article is about a modified version of a previously-released game. For more information, see [[Rayman M]].''

'''''Rayman Arena''''' is the American release of [[Rayman M]], released in 2002 for the PC, PlayStation 2, GameCube, and Xbox. (The title was altered to avoid misconceptions about the game if related to the ESRB's "M for Mature" rating.)

==PlayStation 2, PC==
''Main article: [[Rayman M]]''

The PlayStation 2 and PC versions of the game very closely mimic their overseas counterparts. Most changes were for localization, such as changing any "Rayman M" logos into "Rayman Arena". The only other major change difference lies in the LAN mode for the PC version. Also, there is no map for the tracks in the lower right-hand corner of the screen.

==Xbox, GameCube==

The Xbox and GameCube had never received a port of Rayman M (due to the consoles having not been released at the time of Rayman M's release), so the designers made several changes before releasing the Rayman M ports (many pertaining to Battle mode).

===Modifications===

This is a list of notable modifications to the Xbox and GameCube ports, among others.

*A new intro video was used.
*The menus had undergone major changes in navigation and aesthetically.
*"Cups" replaced the prior "Leagues" and setup in the single-player mode was changed.
*[[Murfy]] is seen as a reporter/paparazzi before the start of each cup in a brief comical video.
*Lock-on has been added for less-experienced players in Battle mode.
*Hearts are now used in Battle mode to recognize health (instead of hit points), and one heart can be regained by killing an opponent.
*A player is given 6 possible hearts, with 5 filled when a player respawns. (The 6th is left open in case of a kill without the loss of any hearts.)
*There is a visible timer in Battle mode.
*There are three modes, which reflect the difficulty of the game.
*Master Mode features only [[Bad Rayman|Dark Rayman]] as an opponent (albeit his AI is much improved from other characters), is played in black-and-white, as well as using cel-shaded graphics.
*There are more playable characters, including [[Dark Globox]] and [[Dark Rayman]].
*Popolopoi mode has been removed.
*Training mode has been removed.
*[[On and On]] has been removed.
*The small animations that characters do upon finishing a race have been replaced with the character entering a [[spiral door]].

==External Links==
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xqrvrzao_5E Intro for Xbox and Gamecube version]
*[http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/raymanarena/video/2894892/rayman-arena-intro Changed Rayman M intro]

[[Category: Games]]
[[Category: Multiplayer Games]]
[[Category:Competetive Games]]