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RayWizard: /* In Rayman Origins */ LOL. Fixed a mistake where both games are Rayman Legends

2026-03-05T13:34:52Z

In Rayman Origins: LOL. Fixed a mistake where both games are Rayman Legends

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	12 wind or lose.jpg\|A switch in [[Wind or Lose]]		12 wind or lose.jpg\|A switch in [[Wind or Lose]]
	RL Lever 1.png\|A handle in ''[[Rayman ~~Legends~~]]'' and ''[[Rayman Legends]]''		RL Lever 1.png\|A handle in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'' and ''[[Rayman Legends]]''
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Hunchman801: Added language links

2026-02-17T18:08:53Z

Added language links

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	[[pl:Przełącznik]]		[[pl:Przełącznik]]
	[[es:Interruptor]]		[[es:Interruptor]]
			[[zh:开关]]

	[[Category:Objects]]		[[Category:Objects]]

Hunchman801: Fixed links to redirects

2025-05-30T08:32:21Z

Fixed links to redirects

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	==In the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman Raving Rabbids''==		==In the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman Raving Rabbids''==
	In [[Rayman Raving Rabbids (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman Raving Rabbids'']], switches only appear in three worlds. In the [[Organic Cave]], purple switches are found on the ground. In [[~~Sweets (world)\|the~~ Sweets world]], red buttons are placed on the walls. In [[~~Dark (world)\|the~~ Dark world]], metallic levers can be found on the walls too.		In [[Rayman Raving Rabbids (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman Raving Rabbids'']], switches only appear in three worlds. In the [[Organic Cave]], purple switches are found on the ground. In the [[Sweets world]], red buttons are placed on the walls. In the [[Dark world]], metallic levers can be found on the walls too.

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	Switch RRR GBA 1.PNG\|A switch in the [[Organic Cave]]		Switch RRR GBA 1.PNG\|A switch in the [[Organic Cave]]
	Switch RRR GBA 2.PNG\|A button in [[~~Sweets (world)\|the~~ Sweets world]]		Switch RRR GBA 2.PNG\|A button in the [[Sweets world]]
	Lever RRR GBA.PNG\|A lever in [[~~Dark (world)\|the~~ Dark world]]		Lever RRR GBA.PNG\|A lever in the [[Dark world]]
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Hunchman801: Code clean-up, formatting and standardization

2025-04-09T14:27:48Z

Code clean-up, formatting and standardization

Hunchman801: The telescopic fist is only one of the many attacks available in the UbiArt games

2024-11-10T11:07:52Z

The telescopic fist is only one of the many attacks available in the UbiArt games

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	==In ''Rayman Adventures''==		==In ''Rayman Adventures''==
	The same switches from ''[[Rayman Legends]]'' return in ''[[Rayman Adventures]]''; unlike in Legends, where only [[Murfy]] could use them, the player can now activate the switches by ~~[[Telescopic fist\|~~attacking]] them.		The same switches from ''[[Rayman Legends]]'' return in ''[[Rayman Adventures]]''; unlike in ''[[Rayman Legends]]'', where only [[Murfy]] could use them, the player can now activate the switches by attacking them.

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RayGamer99: /* In Rayman Mini */

2024-11-09T20:00:23Z

In Rayman Mini

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	==In ''Rayman Mini''==		==In ''Rayman Mini''==
	In ''[[Rayman Mini]]'', there are several types of switches as well, mainly found in [[the Trunk]]. These mechanisms, such as wooden levers, buttons and handles, trigger various ~~objects~~, from causing a block to rise or fall so the hero can progress through the level safely, to opening secret compartments containing [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]].		In ''[[Rayman Mini]]'', there are several types of switches as well, mainly found in [[the Trunk]]. They function the same way that they did in ''[[Rayman Adventures]]''. These mechanisms, such as wooden levers, buttons and handles, trigger various events, from causing a block to rise or fall so the hero can progress through the level safely, to opening secret compartments containing [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]].

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RayGamer99: /* In Rayman Adventures */

2024-11-09T19:59:09Z

In Rayman Adventures

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	==In ''Rayman Adventures''==		==In ''Rayman Adventures''==
	The same switches from ''[[Rayman Legends]]'' return in ''[[Rayman Adventures]]''.		The same switches from ''[[Rayman Legends]]'' return in ''[[Rayman Adventures]]''; unlike in Legends, where only [[Murfy]] could use them, the player can now activate the switches by [[Telescopic fist\|attacking]] them.

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Hoodlumsworld: /* In Rayman 2 */

2024-03-13T18:06:59Z

In Rayman 2

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	{{quote\|text=The [[Robo-Pirate\|Pirates]] have cluttered the environment with switches which activate strange machines and open various doors. To make it work, just shoot at it.\|sign=Manual\|source=''[[Rayman 2]]''}}		{{quote\|text=The [[Robo-Pirate\|Pirates]] have cluttered the environment with switches which activate strange machines and open various doors. To make it work, just shoot at it.\|sign=Manual\|source=''[[Rayman 2]]''}}

	In ''[[Rayman 2]]'', switches created by the [[Robo-Pirate]]s are commonly found in their fortresses, ships and other installations. These switches are quite large, with a red lever and a bulb on the top which lights up when the switch has been hit. There is also a switch that looks exactly same as regular switches, except this one has a yellow lever and can be activated by stepping on them. In other areas, such as [[the Marshes of Awakening]], [[the Iron Mountains]] and [[the Prison Ship]], switches can be seen where the lever is yellow as opposed to red, these switches tend to require being ran over by a [[shell]], or by water-skiing with [[Ssssam]].		In ''[[Rayman 2]]'', switches created by the [[Robo-Pirate]]s are commonly found in their fortresses, ships and other installations. These switches are quite large, with a red lever and a bulb on the top which lights up when the switch has been hit. They can only be turned on once, except for one in the Dreamcast version of the game, found at the top of a [[Robo-Pirate]] stronghold in [[the Iron Mountains]], which controls a door leading to the next section of the level and can be turned on and off indefinitely.

			There is also a switch that looks exactly same as regular switches, except this one has a yellow lever and can be activated by stepping on them. In other areas, such as [[the Marshes of Awakening]], [[the Iron Mountains]] and [[the Prison Ship]], switches can be seen where the lever is yellow as opposed to red, these switches tend to require being ran over by a [[shell]], or by water-skiing with [[Ssssam]].

	There are also timed switches in the shape of a circular red button, which when activated, glow red and start ticking. These will temporarily enable or disable a mechanism for a set amount of time, and as such, quick timing is key in order to progress.		There are also timed switches in the shape of a circular red button, which when activated, glow red and start ticking. These will temporarily enable or disable a mechanism for a set amount of time, and as such, quick timing is key in order to progress.

Hunchman801 at 08:47, 13 September 2023

2023-09-13T08:47:55Z

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	In [[Teensies In Trouble]], there are big wooden levers in the levels [[Once upon a Time]], [[Dungeon Dash]] and [[Dungeon Chase]]. Only [[Murfy]] can use them. They can activate or deactivate traps. In the level [[Quick Sand]], the hero must use several handles hanging on chains. They help them to progress by causing the dip of gigantic towers in the sand.		In [[Teensies In Trouble]], there are big wooden levers in the levels [[Once upon a Time]], [[Dungeon Dash]] and [[Dungeon Chase]]. Only [[Murfy]] can use them. They can activate or deactivate traps. In the level [[Quick Sand]], the hero must use several handles hanging on chains. They help them to progress by causing the dip of gigantic towers in the sand.

	In [[20,000 Lums Under the Sea]], there are many round red buttons, which turn to green when they are activated. Only [[Murfy]] can use them. They make appear or disappear platforms, which can help the hero to progress, eliminate some enemies or be protected from the projectors of the [[Dark Sentry\|Dark Sentries]]. In the level [[Mansion of the Deep]], there are two grey buttons on a case. The hero must use them to switch off the electrical supply of a part of the submarine base. At the end of the level [[There's Always a Bigger Fish]], the hero gets rid of ~~the~~ [[~~Sea Dragon~~]] by using a handle hanging on a chain, which sucks in all the water of the tank where the monster was.		In [[20,000 Lums Under the Sea]], there are many round red buttons, which turn to green when they are activated. Only [[Murfy]] can use them. They make appear or disappear platforms, which can help the hero to progress, eliminate some enemies or be protected from the projectors of the [[Dark Sentry\|Dark Sentries]]. In the level [[Mansion of the Deep]], there are two grey buttons on a case. The hero must use them to switch off the electrical supply of a part of the submarine base. At the end of the level [[There's Always a Bigger Fish]], the hero gets rid of [[Seabreather]] by using a handle hanging on a chain, which sucks in all the water of the tank where the monster was.

	In the level [[A Madman's Creation!]], the hero inadvertently activate the [[Mechanical Dragon]] by jumping on a big yellow button. After that, they must [[Telescopic fist\|shoot]] on two grey buttons on a case to deactivate electric fences.		In the level [[A Madman's Creation!]], the hero inadvertently activate the [[Mechanical Dragon]] by jumping on a big yellow button. After that, they must [[Telescopic fist\|shoot]] on two grey buttons on a case to deactivate electric fences.

Hunchman801: /* In Rayman Mini */

2023-08-24T09:53:11Z

In Rayman Mini

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	A-maze-ing 2.png\|An angry switch in [[the Trunk]]		A-maze-ing 2.png\|An angry switch in [[the Trunk]]
	On time and on target 2.png\|A target switch in [[the Trunk]]		On time and on target 2.png\|A target switch in [[the Trunk]]
			By the skin of your teeth 2.png\|A handle in [[the Trunk]]
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	==In ''Rayman 2''==		==In ''Rayman 2''==
	{{~~quote~~\|text=The [[Robo-Pirate\|Pirates]] have cluttered the environment with switches which activate strange machines and open various doors. To make it work, just shoot at it.\|sign=Manual\|source=''[[Rayman 2]]''}}		{{Quote\|text=The [[Robo-Pirate\|Pirates]] have cluttered the environment with switches which activate strange machines and open various doors. To make it work, just shoot at it.\|sign=Manual\|source=''[[Rayman 2]]''}}

	In ''[[Rayman 2]]'', switches created by the [[Robo-Pirate]]s are commonly found in their fortresses, ships and other installations. These switches are quite large, with a red lever and a bulb on the top which lights up when the switch has been hit. They can only be turned on once, except for one in the Dreamcast version of the game, found at the top of a [[Robo-Pirate]] stronghold in [[the Iron Mountains]], which controls a door leading to the next section of the level and can be turned on and off indefinitely.		In ''[[Rayman 2]]'', switches created by the [[Robo-Pirate]]s are commonly found in their fortresses, ships and other installations. These switches are quite large, with a red lever and a bulb on the top which lights up when the switch has been hit. They can only be turned on once, except for one in the Dreamcast version of the game, found at the top of a [[Robo-Pirate]] stronghold in [[the Iron Mountains]], which controls a door leading to the next section of the level and can be turned on and off indefinitely.
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	==In ''Rayman M'', ''Rayman Arena'' and ''Rayman Rush''==		==In ''Rayman M'', ''Rayman Arena'' and ''Rayman Rush''==
	{{~~quote~~\|text=[[Magic fist\|Shoot]] on the switches, you will open hidden passages... or move the environment to stop your opponent.\|sign=Manual\|source=''[[Rayman M]]''}}		{{Quote\|text=[[Magic fist\|Shoot]] on the switches, you will open hidden passages... or move the environment to stop your opponent.\|sign=Manual\|source=''[[Rayman M]]''}}

	In ''[[Rayman M]]'', switches are square-shaped and bear images of [[spider]]s (Beginner League), [[piranha]]s (Advanced League) and [[Robo-Pirate]] heads (Expert and Extreme Bonus leagues), and come in two colours: red and green. They can be used to open secret passageways, open traps or change the nature of the race track to hinder opponents.		In ''[[Rayman M]]'', switches are square-shaped and bear images of [[spider]]s (Beginner League), [[piranha]]s (Advanced League) and [[Robo-Pirate]] heads (Expert and Extreme Bonus leagues), and come in two colours: red and green. They can be used to open secret passageways, open traps or change the nature of the race track to hinder opponents.
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	==In ''Rayman 3''==		==In ''Rayman 3''==
	{{~~quote~~\|text=A very handy binary tool. It can be used to do just about anything, except – perhaps – turn the lights down low. It’s far too smart. You need a dimmer switch to do that.\|sign=In-game description\|source=''[[Rayman 3]]''}}		{{Quote\|text=A very handy binary tool. It can be used to do just about anything, except – perhaps – turn the lights down low. It’s far too smart. You need a dimmer switch to do that.\|sign=In-game description\|source=''[[Rayman 3]]''}}

	In ''[[Rayman 3]]'', switches come in different forms; for example, some are activated by the pressure of [[Rayman]]'s feet when he stands on them, and some are activated by being [[Telescopic fist\|punched]], much like the switches in the previous games. The switches and their mechanisms which appear in this game originate either from local inhabitants or the [[Hoodlum]]s.		In ''[[Rayman 3]]'', switches come in different forms; for example, some are activated by the pressure of [[Rayman]]'s feet when he stands on them, and some are activated by being [[Telescopic fist\|punched]], much like the switches in the previous games. The switches and their mechanisms which appear in this game originate either from local inhabitants or the [[Hoodlum]]s.
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	Notable switches which appear in ''[[Rayman 3]]'' are:		Notable switches which appear in ''[[Rayman 3]]'' are:
	* In the second level of [[the Fairy Council]], a pressure switch is encountered that controls a door which does not conceal any entrance. This pressure switch will be active for a set amount of time, in which the door is closed, this is used to catch up to a terrified [[Globox]], who took [[Rayman]]'s hands.		* In the second level of [[the Fairy Council]], a pressure switch is encountered that controls a door which does not conceal any entrance. This pressure switch will be active for a set amount of time, in which the door is closed, this is used to catch up to a terrified [[Globox]], who took [[Rayman]]'s hands.
	* In the fifth level of [[the Fairy Council]], a pressure switch is hidden atop a hidden path in the chamber of [[~~the~~ Heart of the World]], it will open a concealed door leading to a secret room with plenty of [[Jewel\|gems]].		* In the fifth level of [[the Fairy Council]], a pressure switch is hidden atop a hidden path in the chamber of the [[Heart of the World]], it will open a concealed door leading to a secret room with plenty of [[Jewel\|gems]].
	* In the [[Clearleaf Stadium]], [[Rayman]] will need to step over three out of five active switches in turn to spawn a [[Shock Rocket]] can of [[Laser-Washing Powder]]. The currently active switch will light up and must be reached in time, or the sequence will reset and he will need to step over a new set of three.		* In the [[Clearleaf Stadium]], [[Rayman]] will need to step over three out of five active switches in turn to spawn a [[Shock Rocket]] can of [[Laser-Washing Powder]]. The currently active switch will light up and must be reached in time, or the sequence will reset and he will need to step over a new set of three.
	* In [[The Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman 3)\|the Land of the Livid Dead]], there are two hidden switches in the ceiling of [[Roméo Patti]]'s office, when activated, a panel will open up, giving access to some previously concealed [[Jewel\|gems]].		* In [[The Land of the Livid Dead (Rayman 3)\|the Land of the Livid Dead]], there are two hidden switches in the ceiling of [[Roméo Patti]]'s office, when activated, a panel will open up, giving access to some previously concealed [[Jewel\|gems]].
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	Switch Fairy Council 2.png\|A pressure switch outside [[the Fairy Council]]		Switch Fairy Council 2.png\|A pressure switch outside [[the Fairy Council]]
	Switch Fairy Council.png\|A wall switch outside [[the Fairy Council]]		Switch Fairy Council.png\|A wall switch outside [[the Fairy Council]]
	Switch Fairy Council 3.png\|A hidden pressure switch in the chamber of [[~~the~~ Heart of the World]]		Switch Fairy Council 3.png\|A hidden pressure switch in the chamber of the [[Heart of the World]]
	Switch Clearleaf Forest 1.png\|A wall switch in [[Clearleaf Forest]]		Switch Clearleaf Forest 1.png\|A wall switch in [[Clearleaf Forest]]
	Lever Clearleaf Forest 1.png\|A hidden lever in [[Clearleaf Forest]]		Lever Clearleaf Forest 1.png\|A hidden lever in [[Clearleaf Forest]]