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The Menhir Hills
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This place is guarded by a walking shell. I heard that it may be possible to tame it.
—Murfy instructing Rayman on how to pass through the Menhir Hills, Rayman 2

The Menhir Hills is a location from Rayman 2 and its remakes, although it is absent from the Game Boy Color version. It is characterized by its focus on riding walking shells, its short length (one of the shortest levels in all versions of Rayman 2), being the only level other than the Fairy Glade and the Marshes of Awakening that Rayman must re-visit at least once to complete the game, and being the first level in the game to give Rayman a sidekick – in this case, Clark the Giant.

When Admiral Razorbeard seized Rayman's world, the Menhir Hills was the construction site of two Robo-Pirate training facilities: the Military Academy and the Elite Troop Training Center. These facilities largely cut the hills into three segments.

Original version

Phase 1

When Rayman first arrives in the Menhir Hills, Murfy immediately appears right in Rayman's face and warns him about the nearby academy's walking shell. Murfy hints that the shell may be tamable, and Rayman shortly does just that. By riding the walking shell, Rayman is able to cross a patch of nettles to reach the Military Academy.

Rayman enters the Academy to find two Henchmen 800 asleep; though the sign outside hints at sneaking past them, the Robo-Pirates are of the weak variety and are fairly easy to defeat (though particularly in all versions but Rayman Revolution this is the first time multiple Robo-Pirates are encountered at the same time) (it should also be noted that there are more than two Robo-Pirates in the Academy in Revolution, some of which being hidden). Whatever the player has Rayman do, the hero must continue on to leave the small Academy.

The level's characteristic walking shell is used to represent it in the Hall of Doors.

Phase 2

After taming another walking shell, Rayman crosses a nettle patch and must dodge and weave through crates and the nettles that protrude in the various tunnels he goes through. The end of the ride leaves Rayman at the entrance of the Elite Troop Training Center. As intimidating as the name is, Rayman soon finds there's nothing to worry about: Clark has already taken care of the students inside. The inside of the Elite Troop Training Center appears as a separate part in the Nintendo 64 and Nintendo DS versions.

Clark is not feeling well; apparently, while fighting the Robo-Pirates he accidentally swallowed a robot part. Clark's future will not be bright unless Rayman can bring him the Elixir of Life from the Cave of Bad Dreams.

This requirement forces the level to end immediately, unfinished. In all versions other than the PlayStation version, Rayman must backtrack to the Marshes of Awakening (in Revolution's case, this may be the first visit) to locate the Guardian of the Cave of Bad Dreams. As Rayman does not know the Cave's name prior to his encounter with Clark, the Cave was not accessible prior to the encounter. In the PlayStation version, Rayman may go directly to the Cave of Bad Dreams from the Menhir Hills.

The Elite Troop Training Center

Return

In all versions other than Rayman Revolution, Rayman is again lectured by Murfy about the walking shells when he returns to the Menhir Hills. Rayman must travel through the entire level once more until he reaches Clark.

Revived by the Elixir of Life, Clark busts a wooden wall in the Elite Troop Training Academy, allowing Rayman access to the empty school. Rayman must lead Clark to other wooden walls so that he may break through them as well. In the end Rayman leaves Clark and descends a staircase leading out of the academy.

Phase 3

In the final segment of the Menhir Hills, Rayman must once again tame a walking shell. After doing so, he must ride it up a steep slope and then through a tunnel full of rising menhirs. The tunnel leads to a ‘forest’ full of toppling menhirs Rayman must dodge; the bridge he crosses has a similar set of obstacles. Finally, after avoiding the many menhirs, Rayman and the walking shell leap off a cliff and into a Spiral Door. The level is now finished.

The final segment

Dreamcast version

The level is the same as in the original version.

The Spiral Door in the Isle of Doors which leads to the Menhir Hills.

PlayStation version

In the PlayStation version, the level is shorter still, with the entire first phase being cut. Therefore, the player has not even completed a single level of the world when they head for the Cave of Bad Dreams. As Murfy does not serve as guide in this version, his segment is also cut (although it couldn't have been anyway, as the area in which it occurs was cut). A stone can be found near the entrance portal in which Ly explains that Rayman must tame the shell. Unlike Murfy, she appears certain that the shell can be tamed, although still does not elaberate on how to do this. The first shell ride is slightly harder with another walking shell following the player, meaning the player will have to constantly swerve around in circles to avoid the enemy shell. A new cut scene has been added at the end of the aforementioned shell chase, in which Rayman ends the chase by leaping from his shell and flying through a large door, which promptly closes. The structure in which Clark is found is also named the Elite Troop Training Academy, which was originally credited to another facility in the here-removed first stage. However, this structure may well have been part of the academy anyway.

Another difference is that the portal which Rayman uses is located within the room in which Clark is found, rather than just outside as with all other versions. Therefore, it appears in the cutscene. However, it is exclusive to the cutscene and cannot be seen or used outside of the scene.

In the first stage, originally second stage, there is a subtle difference in that the bridge Rayman crosses on the shell has had its crates removed. This is notable, however, as the loading screen for this level depicts the bridge with the crates, as seen originally.

Also, there is an additional cut scene when Rayman and Clark part, in which Clark expresses his intent to return home and rest. Rayman asks him if he will join him later, which Clark agrees to. Despite this, Clark has no extended role in this version and is only seen once more in the Tomb of the Ancients, as per other versions.

PlayStation 2 version

The Menhir Hills

← The Sanctuary of Water and Ice	The Canopy →
Globox's House

In Rayman Revolution, the Globox's House Teensie explains that Clark went to the Hills and Rayman must follow him, rather than simply stumbling across him as happens in the other versions.

Backtracking

After Rayman has completed the Canopy, he is able to light torches. An alcove under the entrance of the Elite Troop Training Academy holds one of the Menhir Hills' cages, but to reach it Rayman must first light a nearby torch and ride a keg over a large gap. There are also several Yellow Lums behind a laser covered door near the exit of the first phase, but it requires the Rain Mask to open the door.

Trivia

The meeting with Clark inside the Elite Troop Training Center is technically still in phase 2, but once inside, the door closes, and Rayman cannot go back to the first part of phase 2. There is a different exit to a small outside area which contains a Spiral Door. It is the only level in the game that has a portal back to the hub that is not at the very beginning. It exists to allow Rayman to exit, if he revisits the level before obtaining the Elixir of Life for Clark.

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-[[Image:Menhir Hills.jpg|thumb|[[Rayman (character)|Rayman]] and a [[Walking Shell]]]]
+{{Quote|text=This place is guarded by a [[walking shell]]. I heard that it may be possible to tame it.|sign=[[Murfy]] instructing [[Rayman]] on how to pass through the Menhir Hills|source=''[[Rayman 2]]''}}
-'''The Menhir Hills''' is a location from ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape]]'', ''[[Rayman 2: Revolution]]'', and ''[[Rayman DS]]''.  It is characterized by its focus on riding [[Walking Shell]]s, its short length (one of the shortest levels in all versions of ''Rayman 2''), being the only level other than the [[Fairy Glade]] and [[Marshes of Awakening]] that [[Rayman (character)|Rayman]] must re-visit at least once to complete the game, and being the first level in the game to give Rayman a sidekick--in this case, [[Clark]].
-==Description==
+'''The Menhir Hills''' is a location from ''[[Rayman 2]]'' and its remakes, although it is absent from [[Rayman 2 Forever|the Game Boy Color version]]. It is characterized by its focus on riding [[walking shell]]s, its short length (one of the shortest levels in all versions of ''[[Rayman 2]]''), being the only level other than [[the Fairy Glade]] and [[the Marshes of Awakening]] that [[Rayman]] must re-visit at least once to complete the game, and being the first level in the game to give [[Rayman]] a sidekick – in this case, [[Clark]] the Giant.
-The Menhir Hills are mountainous foothills covered with large, pine tree-like boulders known as "menhirs," hence the area's name.  In most regions of the foothills, barely a sound of life can be heard, though every now and then the falling over of a menhir breaks the silence.  Large trees stand as loners in the small clearings that dot the landscape.  A great river flows through the Menhir Hills, and bridges are twice necessary to cross them.
-The Menhir Hills are in several instances exceedingly difficult to cross on foot; similar to the [[Lava Sanctuary]], patches of the hills are engulfed by giant, thorny plant roots crossable only by machines.  These roots occasionally poke out of the walls of the several small tunnels that pave holes in the mountainside.  Where the roots don't grow, the ground is still commonly too steep to hike.
+When [[Razorbeard|Admiral Razorbeard]] seized [[Rayman]]'s world, the Menhir Hills was the construction site of two [[Robo-Pirate]] training facilities: the [[Military Academy]] and the [[Elite Troop Training Center]]. These facilities largely cut the hills into three segments.
-When [[Admiral Razorbeard]] seized Rayman's world, the Menhir Hills was the construction site of two Robo-Pirate training facilities: the '''Military Academy''' and the '''Elite Troop Training Academy'''.  These facilities largely cut the hills into three segments.
+==Original version==
+{{R2PCLevel
+| name = The Menhir Hills
+| image = [[File:Themenhirhillspc.JPG|320px|The Menhir Hills]]
+| preceded by = [[The Sanctuary of Water and Ice]]
+| followed by = [[The Canopy]]
+| lums = [[File:Icon5.png|5]][[File:Icon0.png|0]]
+| cages = [[File:Icon8.png|8]]
+}}
-[[Image:Elite Training Academy.PNG|thumb|Elite Troop Training Academy]]
+===Phase 1===
-==As a Level==
+When [[Rayman]] first arrives in the Menhir Hills, [[Murfy]] immediately appears right in [[Rayman]]'s face and warns him about the nearby academy's [[walking shell]]. [[Murfy]] hints that the shell may be tamable, and [[Rayman]] shortly does just that. By riding the [[walking shell]], [[Rayman]] is able to cross a patch of [[nettle]]s to reach the [[Military Academy]].
-The Menhir Hills is one of the few levels in ''Rayman 2'' to generally be exactly the same in every version, with the exception of some terminology.  The Menhir Hills must be passed through twice; once after the [[Sanctuary of Water and Ice]] ([[Whale Bay]] in the PS version), and again after the [[Cave of Bad Dreams]].  In ''Rayman 2: Revolution'', the Menhir Hills are located near [[Globox's House]].
-===The First Visit===
+[[Rayman]] enters [[Military Academy|the Academy]] to find two [[Henchman 800|Henchmen 800]] asleep; though the sign outside hints at sneaking past them, the [[Robo-Pirate]]s are of the weak variety and are fairly easy to defeat (though particularly in all versions but ''[[Rayman Revolution]]'' this is the first time multiple [[Robo-Pirate]]s are encountered at the same time) (it should also be noted that there are more than two [[Robo-Pirate]]s in [[Military Academy|the Academy]] in ''[[Rayman Revolution|Revolution]]'', some of which being hidden). Whatever the player has [[Rayman]] do, the hero must continue on to leave [[Military Academy|the small Academy]].
-When Rayman first arrives in the Menhir Hills (in ''Revolution'' the Globox's House [[Teensie]] explains that [[Clark]] went to the hills and Rayman must follow him), [[Murfy]] immediately appears right in Rayman's face and warns him about the nearby academy's Walking Bullet.  Murfy hints that the bullet may be tamable, and Rayman shortly does just that.  By riding the Walking Bullet, Rayman is able to cross a patch of thorned plant roots to reach the Military Academy.
-Rayman enters the academy to find two [[Henchman 800|Henchman 800s]] asleep; though the sign outside hints at sneaking past them, the Robo-Pirates are of the weak variety and are fairly easy to defeat (though particularly in all versions but ''Revolution'' this is the first time multiple Robo-Pirates are encountered at the same time) (it should also be noted that there are more than two Robo-Pirates in the academy in ''Revolution'', some of which being hidden).  Whatever the player has Rayman do, the hero must continue on to leave the small academy.
+<gallery widths="320px" heights="240px">
+R2TGE-PC-TheMenhirHills-HallOfDoors.jpg|The level's characteristic [[walking shell]] is used to represent it in [[the Hall of Doors]].
+</gallery>
-After taming another Walking Shell, Rayman crosses a root patch and must dodge and weave through crates and the thorned roots that protrude in the various tunnels he goes through.  The end of the ride leaves Rayman at the entrance of the Elite Troop Training Academy.  As intimidating as the name is, Rayman soon finds there's nothing to worry about: Clark has already taken care of the students inside.
+===Phase 2===
+After taming another [[walking shell]], [[Rayman]] crosses a [[nettle]] patch and must dodge and weave through crates and the [[nettle]]s that protrude in the various tunnels he goes through. The end of the ride leaves [[Rayman]] at the entrance of the [[Elite Troop Training Center]]. As intimidating as the name is, [[Rayman]] soon finds there's nothing to worry about: [[Clark]] has already taken care of the students inside. The inside of the [[Elite Troop Training Center]] appears as a separate part in the Nintendo 64 and [[Rayman DS|Nintendo DS]] versions.
-Clark is not feeling well; apparently, while fighting the Robo-Pirates he accidentally swallowed a robot part.  Clark's future will not be bright unless Rayman can bring him the [[Elixir of Life]] from the [[Cave of Bad Dreams]].
+[[Clark]] is not feeling well; apparently, while fighting the [[Robo-Pirate]]s he accidentally swallowed a robot part. [[Clark]]'s future will not be bright unless [[Rayman]] can bring him the [[Elixir of Life]] from [[the Cave of Bad Dreams]].
-This requirement forces the level to end immediately, unfinished.  In all versions other than the PS version, Rayman must backtrack to the [[Marshes of Awakening]] (in ''Revolution'''s case, this may be the first visit) to locate the [[Guardian of the Cave of Bad Dreams]].  As Rayman does not know the cave's name prior to his encounter with Clark, this cave was not accessible prior to the encounter.  In the PS version, Rayman may go directly to the Cave of Bad Dreams from the Menhir Hills.
+This requirement forces the level to end immediately, unfinished. In all versions other than the PlayStation version, [[Rayman]] must backtrack to [[the Marshes of Awakening]] (in ''[[Rayman Revolution|Revolution]]'''s case, this may be the first visit) to locate [[Jano|the Guardian of the Cave of Bad Dreams]]. As [[Rayman]] does not know [[The Cave of Bad Dreams|the Cave]]'s name prior to his encounter with [[Clark]], [[The Cave of Bad Dreams|the Cave]] was not accessible prior to the encounter. In the PlayStation version, [[Rayman]] may go directly to [[the Cave of Bad Dreams]] from the Menhir Hills.
-===The Return Visit===
+<gallery widths="320px" heights="240px">
-In all versions other than ''Revolution'', Rayman is again lectured by [[Murfy]] about the Walking Bullets when he returns to the Menhir Hills.  Rayman must travel through the entire level once more until he reaches Clark.
+Elite Training Academy.PNG|The [[Elite Troop Training Center]]
+</gallery>
-Revived by the Elixir of Life, Clark busts a wooden wall in the Elite Troop Training Academy, allowing Rayman access to the empty school.  Rayman must lead Clark to other wooden walls so that he may break through them as well.  In the end Rayman leaves Clark and descends a staircase leading out of the academy.
+===Return===
+In all versions other than ''[[Rayman Revolution]]'', [[Rayman]] is again lectured by [[Murfy]] about the [[walking shell]]s when he returns to the Menhir Hills. [[Rayman]] must travel through the entire level once more until he reaches [[Clark]].
-In the final segment of the Menhir Hills, Rayman must once again tame a Walking Shell.  After doing so, he must ride it up a steep slope and then through a tunnel full of rising menhirs.  The tunnel leads to a menhir "forest" full of toppling menhirs Rayman must dodge; the bridge he crosses has a similar set of obstacles.  Finally, after avoiding the many menhirs, Rayman and the Walking Bullet leap off a cliff and into a portal.  The level is now finished, though incomplete.
+Revived by the [[Elixir of Life]], [[Clark]] busts a wooden wall in the [[Elite Troop Training Academy]], allowing [[Rayman]] access to the empty school. [[Rayman]] must lead [[Clark]] to other wooden walls so that he may break through them as well. In the end [[Rayman]] leaves [[Clark]] and descends a staircase leading out of the academy.
-===The Final Visit===
+===Phase 3===
-After Rayman has completed the [[Canopy]], he is able to light torches.  An alcove under the entrance of the Elite Troop Training Academy holds one of the Menhir Hills' cages, but to reach it Rayman must first light a nearby torch and ride a [[Keg]] over a large gap.
+In the final segment of the Menhir Hills, [[Rayman]] must once again tame a [[walking shell]]. After doing so, he must ride it up a steep slope and then through a tunnel full of rising [[menhir]]s. The tunnel leads to a ‘forest’ full of toppling [[menhir]]s [[Rayman]] must dodge; the bridge he crosses has a similar set of obstacles. Finally, after avoiding the many [[menhir]]s, [[Rayman]] and the [[walking shell]] leap off a cliff and into a [[Spiral Door]]. The level is now finished.
-[[Image:Menhir Hills.PNG|thumb|Screenshot of the Final Segment]]
+<gallery widths="320px" heights="240px">
-==Characters==
+Menhir Hills.PNG|The final segment
-*[[Murfy]]
+</gallery>
-*[[Clark]] (non-''Revolution'' debut)
-===Enemies===
+==Dreamcast version==
-*[[Walking Shell]] (debut)
+{{R2DCLevel
-*Purple [[Henchman 800]] (non-''Revolution'')
+| name = The Menhir Hills
-*Green [[Henchman 800]] (''Revolution'' only)
+| image = [[File:TheMenhirHillsDC.jpg|320px|The Menhir Hills]]
-*Yellow [[Henchman 800]] (''Revolution'' only)
+| preceded by = [[The Sanctuary of Water and Ice]]
-*Thorned plant root (debut)
+| followed by = [[The Canopy]]
+| lums = [[File:Icon5.png|5]][[File:Icon0.png|0]]
+| cages = [[File:Icon8.png|8]]
+}}
-==Trivia==
+The level is the same as in the original version.
-*Admiral Razorbeard's bulletin about the Military Academy requests that visitors be quiet so as not to distract the cadets from their "deep concentration."  However, the cadets are actually sleeping.
-*In the ''Rayman DS'' and the N64 and PC versions of ''Rayman 2'', a Walking Shell runs by the [[Hall of Doors]] Menhir Hills portal.
+<gallery widths="320px" heights="240px">
+The Menhir Hills.jpg|The [[Spiral Door]] in [[the Isle of Doors]] which leads to the Menhir Hills.
+</gallery>
+{{clear}}
+==[[Rayman 2 (PlayStation)|PlayStation version]]==
+{{R2PSLevel
+| name = The Menhir Hills
+| image = [[File:Rayman 2 PS1 Loading Screen 7.png|320px|The Menhir Hills]]
+| preceded by = [[Whale Bay]]
+| followed by = [[The Canopy]]
+| connected to = [[The Cave of Bad Dreams]]
+| lums = [[File:Icon5PS.png|5]][[File:Icon5PS.png|5]]
+| denys = [[File:Icon2PS.png|2]]
+| ludivs = [[File:Icon3PS.png|3]]
+| murphys = [[File:Icon0PS.png|0]]
+}}
+In the [[Rayman 2 (PlayStation)|PlayStation version]], the level is shorter still, with the entire first phase being cut. Therefore, the player has not even completed a single level of the world when they head for [[the Cave of Bad Dreams]]. As [[Murfy]] does not serve as guide in this version, his segment is also cut (although it couldn't have been anyway, as the area in which it occurs was cut). A [[Stone of Thought|stone]] can be found near the entrance portal in which [[Ly]] explains that [[Rayman]] must tame the [[Walking shell|shell]]. Unlike [[Murfy]], she appears certain that the [[Walking shell|shell]] can be tamed, although still does not elaberate on how to do this. The first [[Walking shell|shell]] ride is slightly harder with another [[walking shell]] following the player, meaning the player will have to constantly swerve around in circles to avoid the enemy [[Walking shell|shell]]. A new cut scene has been added at the end of the aforementioned [[Walking shell|shell]] chase, in which [[Rayman]] ends the chase by leaping from his [[Walking shell|shell]] and flying through a large door, which promptly closes. The structure in which [[Clark]] is found is also named the [[Military Academy|Elite Troop Training Academy]], which was originally credited to another facility in the here-removed first stage. However, this structure may well have been part of the academy anyway.
+Another difference is that the portal which [[Rayman]] uses is located within the room in which [[Clark]] is found, rather than just outside as with all other versions. Therefore, it appears in the cutscene. However, it is exclusive to the cutscene and cannot be seen or used outside of the scene.
+In the first stage, originally second stage, there is a subtle difference in that the bridge [[Rayman]] crosses on the [[Walking shell|shell]] has had its crates removed. This is notable, however, as the loading screen for this level depicts the bridge with the crates, as seen originally.
+Also, there is an additional cut scene when [[Rayman]] and [[Clark]] part, in which [[Clark]] expresses his intent to return home and rest. [[Rayman]] asks him if he will join him later, which [[Clark]] agrees to. Despite this, [[Clark]] has no extended role in this version and is only seen once more in the [[Tomb of the Ancients]], as per other versions.
+{{clear}}
+==[[Rayman Revolution|PlayStation 2 version]]==
+{{R2PS2Level
+| name = The Menhir Hills
+| image = [[File:RR-PS2-TheMenhirHills.jpg|320px|The Menhir Hills]]
+| preceded by = [[The Sanctuary of Water and Ice]]
+| followed by = [[The Canopy]]
+| hub = [[Globox's House]]
+| lums = [[File:Icon5.png|5]][[File:Icon0.png|0]]
+| familiarspirits = [[File:Icon8.png|8]]
+}}
-==See Also==
+In ''[[Rayman Revolution]]'', the [[Globox's House]] [[Teensie]] explains that [[Clark]] went to the Hills and [[Rayman]] must follow him, rather than simply stumbling across him as happens in the other versions.
-*[[Iron Mountains]]
-==Level Details==
+===Backtracking===
-===''Rayman 2''/''Rayman DS''===
+After [[Rayman]] has completed [[the Canopy]], he is able to light torches. An alcove under the entrance of the [[Elite Troop Training Academy]] holds one of the Menhir Hills' [[cage]]s, but to reach it [[Rayman]] must first light a nearby torch and ride a [[keg]] over a large gap. There are also several [[Yellow Lum]]s behind a [[laser]] covered door near the exit of the first phase, but it requires the [[Rain Mask]] to open the door.
-[[Sanctuary of Water and Ice]] => '''The Menhir Hills''' => [[Cave of Bad Dreams]]<br>
-[[Cave of Bad Dreams]] => '''The Menhir Hills''' => [[Canopy]]
-*Level Type: Mountain
+{{clear}}
-*Number of Lums: 50
-*Number of Cages: 7
-===''Rayman 2: Revolution''===
+==Trivia==
-[[Sanctuary of Water and Ice]] => '''The Menhir Hills''' => [[Marshes of Awakening]]<br>
+* The meeting with [[Clark]] inside the [[Elite Troop Training Center]] is technically still in phase 2, but once inside, the door closes, and [[Rayman]] cannot go back to the first part of phase 2. There is a different exit to a small outside area which contains a [[Spiral Door]]. It is the only level in the game that has a portal back to the hub that is not at the very beginning. It exists to allow [[Rayman]] to exit, if he revisits the level before obtaining the [[Elixir of Life]] for [[Clark]].
-[[Cave of Bad Dreams]] => '''The Menhir Hills''' => [[Canopy]]
-*Level Type: Mountain
+==External links==
-*Number of Lums: 50
+*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngNo4J9skRM The Menhir Hills playthrough at YouTube (PC version) (Part 1/2)]
-*Number of Familiar Spirits: 7
+*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwjxxeuQuSc The Menhir Hills playthrough at YouTube (PC version) (Part 2/2)]
-*Location: [[Globox's House]] - Main Area
+*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYOz1HhJ3Ss The Menhir Hills playthrough at YouTube (Sega Dreamcast version) (Part 1/2)]
+*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rv5_H__f0ao The Menhir Hills playthrough at YouTube (Sega Dreamcast version) (Part 2/2)]
+*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oslz7zq-4-Q The Menhir Hills playthrough at YouTube (Sony PlayStation version) (Part 1/2)]
+*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrBFqDOKv8Y The Menhir Hills playthrough at YouTube (Sony PlayStation version) (Part 2/2)]
+*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iG77CyOu-B4 The Menhir Hills playthrough at YouTube (Sony PlayStation 2 version) (Part 1/2)]
+*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqVZ_EH4X3I The Menhir Hills playthrough at YouTube (Sony PlayStation 2 version) (Part 2/2)]
+*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdaYasSriRA The Menhir Hills playthrough at YouTube, 2nd visit]
+*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLKjrhTs4Lw The Menhir Hills playthrough at YouTube (Sony PlayStation 2 version) (Last Lums and Familiar Spirits)]
-===PS Version===
+{{Rayman2worlds}}
-[[Whale Bay]] => '''The Menhir Hills''' => [[Cave of Bad Dreams]]<br>
-[[Cave of Bad Dreams]] => '''The Menhir Hills''' => [[Canopy]]
-*Level Type: Mountain
+[[fr:Les Collines aux Menhirs]]
-*Number of Lums: 55
+[[de:Die Menhir-Hügel]]
-*Number of Denys: 2
+[[pl:Cierniowe wzgórza]]
-*Number of Ludivs: 3
+[[es:La Colina de los Menhires]]
+[[ru:Холмы Менгиров]]
+[[zh:巨石山脊]]
-[[Category: Places|Menhir Hills, The]]
+[[Category:Places from Rayman 2|Menhir Hills, The]]
-[[Category: Places from Rayman 2|Menhir Hills, The]]

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