Hunchman801 at 20:35, 9 September 2024

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	Now I’m not as “outraged” about this as I was about the [[Jacquouille]]s, but I still want to know: what’s with the name change for the missiles? I’m aware that they are, in fact, live missiles, but where are they officially called “live missiles?” Now last time I checked, their most recent appearance was in [[Rayman: The Board Game]] (yes, the same game where [[Toad Story]] is called “Jungle” in the rulebook; just hear me out), and in that game, their projectile cards are just called “missiles”. I just want to know where they’re called “live missiles” and not just “missiles”, to warrant the name change. That’s all.		Now I’m not as “outraged” about this as I was about the [[Jacquouille]]s, but I still want to know: what’s with the name change for the missiles? I’m aware that they are, in fact, live missiles, but where are they officially called “live missiles?” Now last time I checked, their most recent appearance was in [[Rayman: The Board Game]] (yes, the same game where [[Toad Story]] is called “Jungle” in the rulebook; just hear me out), and in that game, their projectile cards are just called “missiles”. I just want to know where they’re called “live missiles” and not just “missiles”, to warrant the name change. That’s all.
	-RayGamer99		-RayGamer99
			: As stated in the edit summary I wrote when making the change, their official name comes from the line "You Bubblized a Hunter with his own live missile!" in the description of the [[Back At You!]] trophy/achievement from ''[[Rayman Origins]]''. I suppose this was overlooked until now and I only noticed it because the French wiki correctly calls them "missiles animés", which piqued my curiosity. I have added a footnote to the article to clarify this. As for the board game, if it just refers to them as "missiles", then I think it's fine to use this shorter terminology in the articles and sections about it. Hope this helps! —[[File:RRRGBAIcon8.png\|class=sprite\|link=User:Hunchman801]][[File:RRRGBAIcon0.gif\|class=sprite\|link=User:Hunchman801]][[File:RRRGBAIcon1.png\|class=sprite\|link=User:Hunchman801]] 22:35, 9 September 2024 (CEST)

RayGamer99: Created page with "== What’s with the name change? == Now I’m not as “outraged” about this as I was about the Jacquouilles, but I still want to know: what’s with the name change for the missiles? I’m aware that they are, in fact, live missiles, but where are they officially called “live missiles?” Now last time I checked, their most recent appearance was in Rayman: The Board Game (yes, the same game where Toad Story is called “Jungle” in the rulebook; just h..."

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Created page with "== What’s with the name change? == Now I’m not as “outraged” about this as I was about the Jacquouilles, but I still want to know: what’s with the name change for the missiles? I’m aware that they are, in fact, live missiles, but where are they officially called “live missiles?” Now last time I checked, their most recent appearance was in Rayman: The Board Game (yes, the same game where Toad Story is called “Jungle” in the rulebook; just h..."

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== What’s with the name change? ==
Now I’m not as “outraged” about this as I was about the [[Jacquouille]]s, but I still want to know: what’s with the name change for the missiles? I’m aware that they are, in fact, live missiles, but where are they officially called “live missiles?” Now last time I checked, their most recent appearance was in [[Rayman: The Board Game]] (yes, the same game where [[Toad Story]] is called “Jungle” in the rulebook; just hear me out), and in that game, their projectile cards are just called “missiles”. I just want to know where they’re called “live missiles” and not just “missiles”, to warrant the name change. That’s all.
-RayGamer99

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Hunchman801 at 20:35, 9 September 2024