Murfy - Revision history

Hunchman801 at 08:58, 4 June 2026

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	\| portrayed by = Pierre-Alain de Garrigues (''[[Rayman 2]]'' on PC, Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast)<br />		\| portrayed by = Pierre-Alain de Garrigues (''[[Rayman 2]]'' on PC, Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast)<br />
	Eddie Crew (''[[Rayman Arena]]'')<br />		Eddie Crew (''[[Rayman Arena]]'')<br />
	Billy West (''[[Rayman 3]]'', ''[[Rayman Legends Retold]]')<br />		Billy West (''[[Rayman 3]]'', ''[[Rayman Legends Retold]]'')<br />
	[[Douglas Rand]] (''[[Rayman Origins]]'', ''[[Rayman Legends]]'')		[[Douglas Rand]] (''[[Rayman Origins]]'', ''[[Rayman Legends]]'')
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Misterfan2000 at 08:30, 3 June 2026

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	\| portrayed by = Pierre-Alain de Garrigues (''[[Rayman 2]]'' on PC, Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast)<br />		\| portrayed by = Pierre-Alain de Garrigues (''[[Rayman 2]]'' on PC, Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast)<br />
	Eddie Crew (''[[Rayman Arena]]'')<br />		Eddie Crew (''[[Rayman Arena]]'')<br />
	Billy West (''[[Rayman 3]]'')<br />		Billy West (''[[Rayman 3]]'', ''[[Rayman Legends Retold]]')<br />
	[[Douglas Rand]] (''[[Rayman Origins]]'', ''[[Rayman Legends]]'')		[[Douglas Rand]] (''[[Rayman Origins]]'', ''[[Rayman Legends]]'')
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			[[zh:莫菲]]

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	==In ''Rayman: The Board Game'' ==		==In ''Rayman: The Board Game'' ==
	Murfy is set to appear as a playable character in ''[[Rayman: The Board Game]]''. Like all of the other figures, his figure uses his appearance in the [[UbiArt]] games. He, along with the [[Teensy Queen]], will be included in a 5-6 player expansion pack. To give off the illusion of flight, his figure is shown pulling up what is likely a [[turnip]]. An alternate, Kickstarter-exclusive figure of him flying (with a green streak being used to give off the illusion of flight) was also revealed as the sixth [[lucky ticket]] and will be included with all pledges that have a copy of the base game.		Murfy is set to appear as a playable character in ''[[Rayman: The Board Game]]''. Like all of the other figures, his figure uses his appearance in the [[UbiArt Framework\|UbiArt]] games. He, along with the [[Teensy Queen]], will be included in a 5-6 player expansion pack. To give off the illusion of flight, his figure is shown pulling up what is likely a [[turnip]]. An alternate, Kickstarter-exclusive figure of him flying (with a green streak being used to give off the illusion of flight) was also revealed as the sixth [[lucky ticket]] and will be included with all pledges that have a copy of the base game.

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	* Although Murfy is in [[Rayman Raving Rabbids (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman Raving Rabbids'']] as a guide, his face can also be seen painted on a target in the 'Shoot a [[Rabbid]]' minigame.		* Although Murfy is in [[Rayman Raving Rabbids (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman Raving Rabbids'']] as a guide, his face can also be seen painted on a target in the 'Shoot a [[Rabbid]]' minigame.
	* The worms in the ''[[Rayman Raving Rabbids]]'' minigame [[Bunnies Don't Use Toothpaste]] resemble Murfy.		* The worms in the ''[[Rayman Raving Rabbids]]'' minigame [[Bunnies Don't Use Toothpaste]] resemble Murfy.
	* In ''[[Rayman Raving Rabbids 2]]'' and ''[[Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party]]'', Murfy has the default third highest score on each minigame, scoring 6000 on each.		* In ''[[Rayman Raving Rabbids 2]]'' and ''[[Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party]]'', Murfy has the default third highest score on each minigame, scoring 6000 on each.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	===''Brawlhalla''===		===''Brawlhalla''===
	{{Quote\|text=[[Rayman]]'s loyal guide, back from the [[Glade of Dreams]] to fight by your side!\|sign=In-game description\|source=''[[Brawlhalla]]''}}		{{Quote\|text=[[Rayman]]'s loyal guide, back from the [[Glade of Dreams]] to fight by your side!\|sign=In-game description\|source=''[[Brawlhalla]]''}}

	Murfy appears in the fighting game ''[[Brawlhalla]]'' as a Companion, flying beside the player and reacting to different events during a match. He was added to the game in patch 9.11 as part of the "Epic Rayman" event and can be purchased for 200 Mammoth Coins.		Murfy appears in the fighting game ''[[Brawlhalla]]'' as a Companion, flying beside the player and reacting to different events during a match. He was added to the game in patch 9.11 as part of the "Epic Rayman" event and can be purchased for 200 Mammoth Coins.

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	*During the [[Baby Football]] minigame in ''[[Rayman Revolution]]'', Murfy can be seen as the mascot for a toothpaste that is being advertised beside the pitch, named "Fresh Smile".		*During the [[Baby Football]] minigame in ''[[Rayman Revolution]]'', Murfy can be seen as the mascot for a toothpaste that is being advertised beside the pitch, named "Fresh Smile".
	* Although Murfy is in [[Rayman Raving Rabbids (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman Raving Rabbids'']] as a guide, his face can also be seen painted on a target in the 'Shoot a [[Rabbid]]' minigame.		* Although Murfy is in [[Rayman Raving Rabbids (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman Raving Rabbids'']] as a guide, his face can also be seen painted on a target in the 'Shoot a [[Rabbid]]' minigame.
	* The worms in the ''[[Rayman Raving Rabbids]]'' minigame 'Bunnies ~~don~~'t ~~use toothpaste'~~ resemble Murfy.		* The worms in the ''[[Rayman Raving Rabbids]]'' minigame [[Bunnies Don't Use Toothpaste]] resemble Murfy.
	* In ''[[Rayman Raving Rabbids 2]]'' and ''[[Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party]]'', Murfy has the default third highest score on each minigame, scoring 6000 on each.		* In ''[[Rayman Raving Rabbids 2]]'' and ''[[Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party]]'', Murfy has the default third highest score on each minigame, scoring 6000 on each.

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	Rayman-board-game-Murfy-figure.jpg\|Murfy as he appears in ''[[Rayman: The Board Game]]''.		Rayman-board-game-Murfy-figure.jpg\|Murfy as he appears in ''[[Rayman: The Board Game]]''.
	Rayman the Board Game Flying Murfy figure.png\|Murfy's alternate figure.		Rayman the Board Game Flying Murfy figure.png\|Murfy's alternate figure.
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			==In other games==
			===''Brawlhalla''===
			{{Quote\|text=[[Rayman]]'s loyal guide, back from the [[Glade of Dreams]] to fight by your side!\|sign=In-game description\|source=''[[Brawlhalla]]''}}
			Murfy appears in the fighting game ''[[Brawlhalla]]'' as a Companion, flying beside the player and reacting to different events during a match. He was added to the game in patch 9.11 as part of the "Epic Rayman" event and can be purchased for 200 Mammoth Coins.

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			Murfy Brawlhalla.png\|Detailed view of Murfy in ''[[Brawlhalla]]''
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	{{Quote\|text=Nicknamed «The Flying Encyclopaedia», Murfy helps [[Rayman]] by giving him loads of hints and advice. For a short reminder of Murfy's main explanations, move [[Rayman]] next to one of the many [[Stone of Thought\|Stones of Thought]] scattered around throughout the world. If you would rather have Murfy come in-person to give you his detailed explanations, stop by a [[Stone of Thought]] and leave numeric pad pressed down.\|sign=Manual (Dreamcast version)\|source=''[[Rayman 2]]''}}		{{Quote\|text=Nicknamed «The Flying Encyclopaedia», Murfy helps [[Rayman]] by giving him loads of hints and advice. For a short reminder of Murfy's main explanations, move [[Rayman]] next to one of the many [[Stone of Thought\|Stones of Thought]] scattered around throughout the world. If you would rather have Murfy come in-person to give you his detailed explanations, stop by a [[Stone of Thought]] and leave numeric pad pressed down.\|sign=Manual (Dreamcast version)\|source=''[[Rayman 2]]''}}

	In all versions of ''[[Rayman 2]]'' (except for the PlayStation and [[Rayman 2 Forever\|Game Boy Color]] versions), Murfy seems to be an innocent character that serves as a guide for [[Rayman]], giving him instructions on how to pull off his moves while going through ~~the~~ [[Woods of Light]]. All around the world there are [[Stone of Thought\|Stones of Thought]]. If [[Rayman]] stands next to one of these for a while and thinks, Murfy will come back to him and repeat his instructions.		In all versions of ''[[Rayman 2]]'' (except for the PlayStation and [[Rayman 2 Forever\|Game Boy Color]] versions), Murfy seems to be an innocent character that serves as a guide for [[Rayman]], giving him instructions on how to pull off his moves while going through [[the Woods of Light]]. All around the world there are [[Stone of Thought\|Stones of Thought]]. If [[Rayman]] stands next to one of these for a while and thinks, Murfy will come back to him and repeat his instructions.

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	{{Quote\|text=Murfy is the tough-guy fly with the 411 on the dangers, enemies and obstacles [[Rayman]] must face throughout the adventure. He’s got the speed and the sass to zip into [[Hoodlum]] camps undetected, then report back with the best way to proceed. Murfy’s never at a loss for words – even if it means busting on [[Rayman]] whenever the opportunity presents itself.\|sign=Manual (US version)\|source=''[[Rayman 3]]''}}		{{Quote\|text=Murfy is the tough-guy fly with the 411 on the dangers, enemies and obstacles [[Rayman]] must face throughout the adventure. He’s got the speed and the sass to zip into [[Hoodlum]] camps undetected, then report back with the best way to proceed. Murfy’s never at a loss for words – even if it means busting on [[Rayman]] whenever the opportunity presents itself.\|sign=Manual (US version)\|source=''[[Rayman 3]]''}}

	Murfy later appears in ''[[Rayman 3]]'', and this time he carries a [[The Manual\|Manual]] (a purple booklet with a picture of [[Rayman 1\|the original ''Rayman'']]'s face on it and [[Rayman's symbol]] on the inside), which he reads from instead of passing his own knowledge to [[Rayman]]. He develops a more cocky personality than before, and often rants about how he is stuck with being a sidekick, as well as giving witty comments and sarcastic remarks about [[the Manual]] as [[Rayman]] goes through [[the Fairy Council]]. In this game, he is voiced by [[Billy West]], who had also voiced [[Rayman]] in ''[[Rayman: The Animated Series\|The Animated Series]]'' four years earlier. Unlike ''[[Rayman 2]]'', in which he can appear anywhere in the game which has a [[Stone of Thought]], Murfy leaves the player at the [[Heart of the World]], promising to “See you in ''[[Rayman 4 (cancelled prototype)\|Rayman 4]]''!”.		Murfy later appears in ''[[Rayman 3]]'', and this time he carries a [[The Manual\|Manual]] (a purple booklet with a picture of [[Rayman 1\|the original ''Rayman'']]'s face on it and [[Rayman's symbol]] on the inside), which he reads from instead of passing his own knowledge to [[Rayman]]. He develops a more cocky personality than before, and often rants about how he is stuck with being a sidekick, as well as giving witty comments and sarcastic remarks about [[the Manual]] as [[Rayman]] goes through [[the Fairy Council]]. In this game, he is voiced by [[Billy West]], who had also voiced [[Rayman]] in ''[[Rayman: The Animated Series\|The Animated Series]]'' four years earlier. Unlike ''[[Rayman 2]]'', in which he can appear anywhere in the game which has a [[Stone of Thought]], Murfy leaves the player at the [[Heart of the World]], promising to “See you in ''[[Rayman 4 (2005 cancelled prototype)\|Rayman 4]]''!”.

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	==In ''Rayman 3''==		==In ''Rayman 3''==
	{{Quote\|text=A ridiculous, pretentious [[greenbottle]]. Despite his stupidity, this upstart has succeeded in landing the role of coach – the only explanation for which is a disgraceful bit of string-pulling!*		{{Quote\|text=A ridiculous, pretentious [[greenbottle]]. Despite his stupidity, this upstart has succeeded in landing the role of coach – the only explanation for which is a disgraceful bit of string-pulling!*
	''* [[Ubisoft\|Ubi Soft]] would like to state that [[The Manual\|the manual]] does not accept responsibility for these comments.''\|sign=Manual\|source=''[[Rayman 3]]''}}		''* [[Ubisoft\|Ubi Soft]] would like to state that [[The Manual\|the manual]] does not accept responsibility for these comments.''\|sign=Manual (UK version)\|source=''[[Rayman 3]]''}}

	{{Quote\|text=Murfy is the tough-guy fly with the 411 on the dangers, enemies and obstacles [[Rayman]] must face throughout the adventure. He’s got the speed and the sass to zip into [[Hoodlum]] camps undetected, then report back with the best way to proceed. Murfy’s never at a loss for words – even if it means busting on [[Rayman]] whenever the opportunity presents itself.\|sign=~~Press release~~\|source=''[[Rayman 3]]''}}		{{Quote\|text=Murfy is the tough-guy fly with the 411 on the dangers, enemies and obstacles [[Rayman]] must face throughout the adventure. He’s got the speed and the sass to zip into [[Hoodlum]] camps undetected, then report back with the best way to proceed. Murfy’s never at a loss for words – even if it means busting on [[Rayman]] whenever the opportunity presents itself.\|sign=Manual (US version)\|source=''[[Rayman 3]]''}}

	Murfy later appears in ''[[Rayman 3]]'', and this time he carries a [[The Manual\|Manual]] (a purple booklet with a picture of [[Rayman 1\|the original ''Rayman'']]'s face on it and [[Rayman's symbol]] on the inside), which he reads from instead of passing his own knowledge to [[Rayman]]. He develops a more cocky personality than before, and often rants about how he is stuck with being a sidekick, as well as giving witty comments and sarcastic remarks about [[the Manual]] as [[Rayman]] goes through [[the Fairy Council]]. In this game, he is voiced by [[Billy West]], who had also voiced [[Rayman]] in ''[[Rayman: The Animated Series\|The Animated Series]]'' four years earlier. Unlike ''[[Rayman 2]]'', in which he can appear anywhere in the game which has a [[Stone of Thought]], Murfy leaves the player at the [[Heart of the World]], promising to “See you in ''[[Rayman 4 (cancelled prototype)\|Rayman 4]]''!”.		Murfy later appears in ''[[Rayman 3]]'', and this time he carries a [[The Manual\|Manual]] (a purple booklet with a picture of [[Rayman 1\|the original ''Rayman'']]'s face on it and [[Rayman's symbol]] on the inside), which he reads from instead of passing his own knowledge to [[Rayman]]. He develops a more cocky personality than before, and often rants about how he is stuck with being a sidekick, as well as giving witty comments and sarcastic remarks about [[the Manual]] as [[Rayman]] goes through [[the Fairy Council]]. In this game, he is voiced by [[Billy West]], who had also voiced [[Rayman]] in ''[[Rayman: The Animated Series\|The Animated Series]]'' four years earlier. Unlike ''[[Rayman 2]]'', in which he can appear anywhere in the game which has a [[Stone of Thought]], Murfy leaves the player at the [[Heart of the World]], promising to “See you in ''[[Rayman 4 (cancelled prototype)\|Rayman 4]]''!”.

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	==In ''Rayman 3''==		==In ''Rayman 3''==
	{{Quote\|text=A ridiculous, pretentious [[greenbottle]]. Despite his stupidity, this upstart has succeeded in landing the role of coach – the only explanation for which is a disgraceful bit of string-pulling!*		{{Quote\|text=A ridiculous, pretentious [[greenbottle]]. Despite his stupidity, this upstart has succeeded in landing the role of coach – the only explanation for which is a disgraceful bit of string-pulling!*
	''* [[Ubisoft\|Ubi Soft]] would like to state that [[The Manual\|the manual]] does not accept responsibility for these comments.''\|sign=Manual\|source=''[[Rayman 3]]''}}		''* [[Ubisoft\|Ubi Soft]] would like to state that [[The Manual\|the manual]] does not accept responsibility for these comments.''\|sign=Manual (UK version)\|source=''[[Rayman 3]]''}}

	{{Quote\|text=Murfy is the tough-guy fly with the 411 on the dangers, enemies and obstacles [[Rayman]] must face throughout the adventure. He’s got the speed and the sass to zip into [[Hoodlum]] camps undetected, then report back with the best way to proceed. Murfy’s never at a loss for words – even if it means busting on [[Rayman]] whenever the opportunity presents itself.\|sign=~~Press release~~\|source=''[[Rayman 3]]''}}		{{Quote\|text=Murfy is the tough-guy fly with the 411 on the dangers, enemies and obstacles [[Rayman]] must face throughout the adventure. He’s got the speed and the sass to zip into [[Hoodlum]] camps undetected, then report back with the best way to proceed. Murfy’s never at a loss for words – even if it means busting on [[Rayman]] whenever the opportunity presents itself.\|sign=Manual (US version)\|source=''[[Rayman 3]]''}}

	Murfy later appears in ''[[Rayman 3]]'', and this time he carries a [[The Manual\|Manual]] (a purple booklet with a picture of [[Rayman 1\|the original ''Rayman'']]'s face on it and [[Rayman's symbol]] on the inside), which he reads from instead of passing his own knowledge to [[Rayman]]. He develops a more cocky personality than before, and often rants about how he is stuck with being a sidekick, as well as giving witty comments and sarcastic remarks about [[the Manual]] as [[Rayman]] goes through [[the Fairy Council]]. In this game, he is voiced by [[Billy West]], who had also voiced [[Rayman]] in ''[[Rayman: The Animated Series\|The Animated Series]]'' four years earlier. Unlike ''[[Rayman 2]]'', in which he can appear anywhere in the game which has a [[Stone of Thought]], Murfy leaves the player at the [[Heart of the World]], promising to “See you in ''[[Rayman 4 (cancelled prototype)\|Rayman 4]]''!”.		Murfy later appears in ''[[Rayman 3]]'', and this time he carries a [[The Manual\|Manual]] (a purple booklet with a picture of [[Rayman 1\|the original ''Rayman'']]'s face on it and [[Rayman's symbol]] on the inside), which he reads from instead of passing his own knowledge to [[Rayman]]. He develops a more cocky personality than before, and often rants about how he is stuck with being a sidekick, as well as giving witty comments and sarcastic remarks about [[the Manual]] as [[Rayman]] goes through [[the Fairy Council]]. In this game, he is voiced by [[Billy West]], who had also voiced [[Rayman]] in ''[[Rayman: The Animated Series\|The Animated Series]]'' four years earlier. Unlike ''[[Rayman 2]]'', in which he can appear anywhere in the game which has a [[Stone of Thought]], Murfy leaves the player at the [[Heart of the World]], promising to “See you in ''[[Rayman 4 (cancelled prototype)\|Rayman 4]]''!”.

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	{{~~quote~~\|text=Part-time quizmaster and full time know-it-all, this [[Greenbottle\|bug]] is the guy to go if you want to know anything! Listen to his lectures carefully if you really want a game advantage.\|sign=Manual\|source=''[[Rayman: Hoodlums' Revenge]]''}}		{{Quote\|text=Part-time quizmaster and full time know-it-all, this [[Greenbottle\|bug]] is the guy to go if you want to know anything! Listen to his lectures carefully if you really want a game advantage.\|sign=Manual\|source=''[[Rayman: Hoodlums' Revenge]]''}}

	'''Murfy''' (sometimes spelt '''Murphy''', and known as '''JM Murphy''' in ''[[Rayman Arena]]'') is [[Rayman]]'s guide, sometimes referred to as his instructor or sidekick. He made his debut in ''[[Rayman 2]]'' and its remakes (excluding the PlayStation version in which his role is taken by [[Ly]] the Fairy, and other [[greenbottle]]s are often found in [[cage]]s, and [[Rayman 2 Forever\|the Game Boy Color version]] where neither he nor his species appear). He later appears in ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' as a reporter, reprises his role as [[Rayman]]'s coach for a short while in ''[[Rayman 3]]'' (or the whole game in the case of [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version]]), again in [[Rayman Raving Rabbids\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman Raving Rabbids'']] and ''[[Rayman Origins]]''. He makes his debut as a playable character in ''[[Rayman Legends]]'' and reprises his playable role in ''[[Rayman: The Board Game]]''. His nickname is ‘'''The Flying Encyclopedia'''’, and it is his job to provide as much information about the world to [[Rayman]] as he can, as well as teaching him how to train and perform his moves. In the PlayStation version of ''[[Rayman 2]]'', his role is taken by [[Ly]] the Fairy, and other [[greenbottle]]s are often found in [[cage]]s. Murfy returns in ''[[Rayman Adventures]]'' and ''[[Rayman Mini]]'', acting as a pointer if the player is playing with a controller or on an Apple TV.		'''Murfy''' (sometimes spelt '''Murphy''', and known as '''JM Murphy''' in ''[[Rayman Arena]]'') is [[Rayman]]'s guide, sometimes referred to as his instructor or sidekick. He made his debut in ''[[Rayman 2]]'' and its remakes (excluding the PlayStation version in which his role is taken by [[Ly]] the Fairy, and other [[greenbottle]]s are often found in [[cage]]s, and [[Rayman 2 Forever\|the Game Boy Color version]] where neither he nor his species appear). He later appears in ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' as a reporter, reprises his role as [[Rayman]]'s coach for a short while in ''[[Rayman 3]]'' (or the whole game in the case of [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version]]), again in [[Rayman Raving Rabbids\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman Raving Rabbids'']] and ''[[Rayman Origins]]''. He makes his debut as a playable character in ''[[Rayman Legends]]'' and reprises his playable role in ''[[Rayman: The Board Game]]''. His nickname is ‘'''The Flying Encyclopedia'''’, and it is his job to provide as much information about the world to [[Rayman]] as he can, as well as teaching him how to train and perform his moves. In the PlayStation version of ''[[Rayman 2]]'', his role is taken by [[Ly]] the Fairy, and other [[greenbottle]]s are often found in [[cage]]s. Murfy returns in ''[[Rayman Adventures]]'' and ''[[Rayman Mini]]'', acting as a pointer if the player is playing with a controller or on an Apple TV.
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	==In ''Rayman 2''==		==In ''Rayman 2''==
	{{~~quote~~\|text=Nicknamed «The Flying Encyclopaedia», Murfy helps [[Rayman]] by giving him loads of hints and advice. For a short reminder of Murfy's main explanations, move [[Rayman]] next to one of the many [[Stone of Thought\|Stones of Thought]] scattered around throughout the world. If you would rather have Murfy come in-person to give you his detailed explanations, stop by a [[Stone of Thought]] and leave numeric pad pressed down.\|sign=Manual (Dreamcast version)\|source=''[[Rayman 2]]''}}		{{Quote\|text=Nicknamed «The Flying Encyclopaedia», Murfy helps [[Rayman]] by giving him loads of hints and advice. For a short reminder of Murfy's main explanations, move [[Rayman]] next to one of the many [[Stone of Thought\|Stones of Thought]] scattered around throughout the world. If you would rather have Murfy come in-person to give you his detailed explanations, stop by a [[Stone of Thought]] and leave numeric pad pressed down.\|sign=Manual (Dreamcast version)\|source=''[[Rayman 2]]''}}

	In all versions of ''[[Rayman 2]]'' (except for the PlayStation and [[Rayman 2 Forever\|Game Boy Color]] versions), Murfy seems to be an innocent character that serves as a guide for [[Rayman]], giving him instructions on how to pull off his moves while going through the [[Woods of Light]]. All around the world there are [[Stone of Thought\|Stones of Thought]]. If [[Rayman]] stands next to one of these for a while and thinks, Murfy will come back to him and repeat his instructions.		In all versions of ''[[Rayman 2]]'' (except for the PlayStation and [[Rayman 2 Forever\|Game Boy Color]] versions), Murfy seems to be an innocent character that serves as a guide for [[Rayman]], giving him instructions on how to pull off his moves while going through the [[Woods of Light]]. All around the world there are [[Stone of Thought\|Stones of Thought]]. If [[Rayman]] stands next to one of these for a while and thinks, Murfy will come back to him and repeat his instructions.
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	==In ''Rayman 3''==		==In ''Rayman 3''==
	{{~~quote~~\|text=A ridiculous, pretentious [[greenbottle]]. Despite his stupidity, this upstart has succeeded in landing the role of coach – the only explanation for which is a disgraceful bit of string-pulling!*		{{Quote\|text=A ridiculous, pretentious [[greenbottle]]. Despite his stupidity, this upstart has succeeded in landing the role of coach – the only explanation for which is a disgraceful bit of string-pulling!*
	''* [[Ubisoft\|Ubi Soft]] would like to state that [[The Manual\|the manual]] does not accept responsibility for these comments.''\|sign=Manual\|source=''[[Rayman 3]]''}}		''* [[Ubisoft\|Ubi Soft]] would like to state that [[The Manual\|the manual]] does not accept responsibility for these comments.''\|sign=Manual\|source=''[[Rayman 3]]''}}

	{{~~quote~~\|text=Murfy is the tough-guy fly with the 411 on the dangers, enemies and obstacles [[Rayman]] must face throughout the adventure. He’s got the speed and the sass to zip into [[Hoodlum]] camps undetected, then report back with the best way to proceed. Murfy’s never at a loss for words – even if it means busting on [[Rayman]] whenever the opportunity presents itself.\|sign=Press release\|source=''[[Rayman 3]]''}}		{{Quote\|text=Murfy is the tough-guy fly with the 411 on the dangers, enemies and obstacles [[Rayman]] must face throughout the adventure. He’s got the speed and the sass to zip into [[Hoodlum]] camps undetected, then report back with the best way to proceed. Murfy’s never at a loss for words – even if it means busting on [[Rayman]] whenever the opportunity presents itself.\|sign=Press release\|source=''[[Rayman 3]]''}}

	Murfy later appears in ''[[Rayman 3]]'', and this time he carries a [[The Manual\|Manual]] (a purple booklet with a picture of [[Rayman 1\|the original ''Rayman'']]'s face on it and [[Rayman's symbol]] on the inside), which he reads from instead of passing his own knowledge to [[Rayman]]. He develops a more cocky personality than before, and often rants about how he is stuck with being a sidekick, as well as giving witty comments and sarcastic remarks about [[the Manual]] as [[Rayman]] goes through [[the Fairy Council]]. In this game, he is voiced by [[Billy West]], who had also voiced [[Rayman]] in ''[[Rayman: The Animated Series\|The Animated Series]]'' four years earlier. Unlike ''[[Rayman 2]]'', in which he can appear anywhere in the game which has a [[Stone of Thought]], Murfy leaves the player at [[~~the~~ Heart of the World]], promising to “See you in ''[[Rayman 4 (cancelled prototype)\|Rayman 4]]''!”.		Murfy later appears in ''[[Rayman 3]]'', and this time he carries a [[The Manual\|Manual]] (a purple booklet with a picture of [[Rayman 1\|the original ''Rayman'']]'s face on it and [[Rayman's symbol]] on the inside), which he reads from instead of passing his own knowledge to [[Rayman]]. He develops a more cocky personality than before, and often rants about how he is stuck with being a sidekick, as well as giving witty comments and sarcastic remarks about [[the Manual]] as [[Rayman]] goes through [[the Fairy Council]]. In this game, he is voiced by [[Billy West]], who had also voiced [[Rayman]] in ''[[Rayman: The Animated Series\|The Animated Series]]'' four years earlier. Unlike ''[[Rayman 2]]'', in which he can appear anywhere in the game which has a [[Stone of Thought]], Murfy leaves the player at the [[Heart of the World]], promising to “See you in ''[[Rayman 4 (cancelled prototype)\|Rayman 4]]''!”.

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	==In ''Rayman Legends''==		==In ''Rayman Legends''==
	{{~~quote~~\|text=Murfy is back! [[Polokus\|Bubble Dreamer]]'s messenger will be very useful in your various quests in [[~~the~~ Glade of Dreams]].		{{Quote\|text=Murfy is back! [[Polokus\|Bubble Dreamer]]'s messenger will be very useful in your various quests in the [[Glade of Dreams]].

	The world is full of trap, but Murfy is watching your back. He'll appear when you need him most to help you through all the difficult moments, just don't ignore him!\|sign=Unknown\|source=''[[Rayman Legends]]''}}		The world is full of trap, but Murfy is watching your back. He'll appear when you need him most to help you through all the difficult moments, just don't ignore him!\|sign=Unknown\|source=''[[Rayman Legends]]''}}
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	Rayman Legends Wii U Gamepad - No Murfy.jpg\|The Wii U gamepad screen when in a section without Murfy. The player can tap the [[bubble]]s to pop them.		Rayman Legends Wii U Gamepad - No Murfy.jpg\|The Wii U gamepad screen when in a section without Murfy. The player can tap the [[bubble]]s to pop them.
	Rayman Legends Wii U Gamepad - Releasing Murfy.jpg\|The Wii U gamepad screen when a Murfy section appears.		Rayman Legends Wii U Gamepad - Releasing Murfy.jpg\|The Wii U gamepad screen when a Murfy section appears.
	Rayman Legends Switch - Bumper 1.jpg\|Murfy can turn some platforms purple, giving the player [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|~~Lum~~]]s on contact.		Rayman Legends Switch - Bumper 1.jpg\|Murfy can turn some platforms purple, giving the player [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] on contact.
	Rayman Legends Switch - Free Forms.jpg\|Murfy spreading [[guacamole]] as platforms for the player.		Rayman Legends Switch - Free Forms.jpg\|Murfy spreading [[guacamole]] as platforms for the player.
	Rayman Legends Switch - Lum Cage.jpg\|Murfy can turn [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lum cage]]s purple to make the containing [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|~~Lum~~]]s worth twice as much.		Rayman Legends Switch - Lum Cage.jpg\|Murfy can turn [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lum]] [[cage]]s purple to make the containing [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] worth twice as much.
	Rayman Legends Switch - Hit Bug on Wall.jpg\|Murfy can hit bugs on the wall and other environmental objects for more [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|~~Lum~~]]s.		Rayman Legends Switch - Hit Bug on Wall.jpg\|Murfy can hit bugs on the wall and other environmental objects for more [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]].
	Rayman Legends Switch - Murfy Cut Rope.jpg\|Murfy can cut ropes for the player to swing from.		Rayman Legends Switch - Murfy Cut Rope.jpg\|Murfy can cut ropes for the player to swing from.
	Rayman Legends Switch - Tickle Enemies.jpg\|Murfy can tickle enemies.		Rayman Legends Switch - Tickle Enemies.jpg\|Murfy can tickle enemies.
	Rayman Legends Switch - Tickle Toad.jpg\|By tickling enemies, they give the player twice the amount of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|~~Lum~~]]s.		Rayman Legends Switch - Tickle Toad.jpg\|By tickling enemies, they give the player twice the amount of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]].
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