Toad Story

The logo for Toad Story.

The fairy tales continue, but this time, we'll take you to the top of the Giant beanstalk. Play with the aerial currents to climb this giant beanstalk. Beware of the nasty toads that are ready to [sic] just about anything to stop you from climbing the beanstalk...

—Xbox e-manual, Rayman Legends

Toad Story is the second world in Rayman Legends and the third world in Rayman Adventures. The world features a swamp/beanstalk motif based on the classic story of Jack and the Beanstalk, and wind-based puzzles feature predominantly. Later levels take place entirely in the sky on floating islands.

Description

Toad Story is full of beanstalk platforms all around, the main landscape of the world. Murky waters are below, but are usually safe to swim in. In several areas it is very windy; many air currents that the players can fly with. Grassy platforms sometimes will collide against themselves, some even collapse on their own. Scattered in the world are large, uneven shaped castles in the background. Parts of the world are either cloudy, sunny, or dark. Darkroots can grow from anywhere and at any length.

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  The beanstalk filled area of Toad Story.
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  One of the more darker areas of Toad Story.
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  Darkroots are common in the world.

Rayman Legends

Toad Story
← Teensies In Trouble			Fiesta de los Muertos →
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In Rayman Legends, after defeating the first Dark Teensy in Teensies In Trouble, Rayman and his team of heroes enter in Toad Story. In this place filled with curving beanstalks all around, they will find that hostile Toads reside with melee weapons. Not only are there wind currents common in this world, there are one-eyed creatures that can be poked by Murfy to blow wind. Darkroots are common in this world, and can be seen often as the team progress.

The heroes will eventually encounter the second Dark Teensy in Altitude Quickness. Just like the first one, he escapes in his mechanical vehicle. As the heroes continue their search, they will come across the Elder Teensy who gives them the very useful Flying Punch power-up. The power is mostly used in certain levels where the team is gliding with the wind currents.

When the team catches up to the Dark Teensy, he whistles for an Armored Toad to defeat the heroes. The Armored Toad ends up being defeated, and collides against a frequently seen large castle in the background. The players end up using a charged Flying Punch to send the Dark Teensy to the same fate as the first one.

The final level, Orchestral Chaos, takes place again in the forest like beanstalk area. This is one of only two music levels in Rayman Legends to have an original composition and not a cover.

Levels

• Ray and the Beanstalk
• The Winds of Strange
• 600 Feet Under (Princess rescue level, for Aurora)
• Castle in the Clouds
• Altitude Quickness
• 6,000 Feet Under (Princess rescue level, for Twila)
• When Toads Fly
• Armored Toad!
• Orchestral Chaos

Soundtracks

• "The Gallery ~Toad Story~"
• "When the Wind Blows"
• "Toad Story ~Rescue Mission~"
• "Ominous Drums"
• "Behind Enemy Lines"
• "The Toad Song"
• "Flight & Whirl"
• "Lost in the Clouds (Credits Ver.)"
• "Lost in the Clouds ~Rescue Mission~" (unused)
• "Infernal Pursuit"
• "Infernal Pursuit (Perc & Bass)"
• "Orchestral Chaos"
• "Toad Story ~Invaded~"
• "Dangerous Descent ~Intro~"
• "Dangerous Descent ~Into the Pit~"
• "Dangerous Descent ~Rescue Mission~" (unused)
• "Dangerous Descent ~Depths~"
• "Dangerous Descent (Credits Ver.)"

Rayman Adventures

Toad Story
← Olympus Maximus			Sea of Serendipity →
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Strange creatures lurk about the bubbling swamp...

—The Captain, Rayman Adventures

What surprises rest atop the towering beanstalk?

—The Captain, Rayman Adventures

Toad Story is the third world in Rayman Adventures. It is unlocked once the Sacred Tree grows to at least 290 meters high.

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  Toad Story in the Main Menu, in Rayman Adventures.
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  Toad Story covered in clouds, still locked, in Rayman Adventures.
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  The Sacred Tree must be 140 more meters for Toad Story to be unlocked.
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  Another message saying that the Sacred Tree must be 140 more meters for Toad Story to be unlocked.

Big Beanstalk

The Big Beanstalk, also known as Toadstory Beanstalk, features levels that take place high up in the beanstalks.

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Ancient Temple

The Ancient Temple, also known as Toadstory Avatar, features levels that have the player explore ancient temples. Most of these levels have some sort of trap which can, or has to be set off.

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Castle in the Clouds

In the Castle in the Clouds theme (not to be confused with the level of the same name from Rayman Legends) it is shown how the toads from Toad Story are at war against the Livingstones from Medieval Mayhem.

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Murky Swamp

The Murky Swamp levels take place in a swamp area.

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Rayman: The Board Game

Toad Story is set to be included as the Rookie mode board in Rayman: The Board Game. It is known as "Jungle" in the game’s manual. Toads appear as enemies on this board, and the Armored Toad from this world appears as a Boss in this game. The world’s painting also appears on the Drifter Player card; it originally appeared on the Extended Flight Player card, but the card was scrapped.

Trivia

• Despite having no connection to the movies in its levels, Toad Story’s name may be a pun on the 1995 film Toy Story.