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[[~~Image~~:RaymanHandsDown1.jpg|200px|thumb|The first page of this one-off comic]]

[[File:RaymanHandsDown1.jpg|200px|thumb|The first page of this one-off comic]]

'''''Rayman in Hands Down!''''' was a one-off, four-page comic that was based on ''[[Rayman 2|Rayman 2: The Great Escape]]''. It was currently known to have been published in the United States in a children's comic called ''Disney Adventures'' in 2000, and in the United Kingdom in a similar magazine called ''Disney's Big Time'' in 2001. It typically had a generic cartoon look that appears to have been heavily referenced from several concept artworks for the game, and used cheesy hand-related punchlines~~. No other official [[Rayman]] comics have been published or discovered ever since~~.

'''''Rayman in Hands Down!''''' was a one-off, four-page comic that was based on ''[[Rayman 2|Rayman 2: The Great Escape]]''. It was currently known to have been published in the United States in a children's comic called ''Disney Adventures'' in 2000, and in the United Kingdom in a similar magazine called ''Disney's Big Time'' in 2001. It typically had a generic cartoon look that appears to have been heavily referenced from several concept artworks for the game, and used cheesy hand-related punchlines.

==Story==

[[Rayman]], [[Ly]] and [[Globox]] arrive to fight [[Admiral Razorbeard]] and his lackey within a vast junkyard. Angry with his lackey gradually being defeated, [[~~Admiral Razorbeard|~~Razorbeard]] withdraws a magic [[cage]] which zaps [[Globox]] and traps him. [[Ly]] then comes up with a plan to free [[Globox]], which involves lifting [[Rayman]] and making him bounce back into action. He throws his fist to attack the [[Robo-Pirate|pirates]] as well as firing it at the magic [[cage]] until it finds its weakest spot, eventually freeing [[Globox]], who then uses his [[Rain Dance]] to try and make the [[Robo-Pirate|pirates]] rust. They retreat from the rain, leaving [[Rayman]] and his friends to claim victory.

[[Rayman]], [[Ly]] and [[Globox]] arrive to fight [[Razorbeard|Admiral Razorbeard]] and his lackey within a vast junkyard. Angry with his lackey gradually being defeated, [[Razorbeard]] withdraws a magic [[cage]] which zaps [[Globox]] and traps him. [[Ly]] then comes up with a plan to free [[Globox]], which involves lifting [[Rayman]] and making him bounce back into action. He throws his fist to attack the [[Robo-Pirate|pirates]] as well as firing it at the magic [[cage]] until it finds its weakest spot, eventually freeing [[Globox]], who then uses his [[Rain Dance]] to try and make the [[Robo-Pirate|pirates]] rust. They retreat from the rain, leaving [[Rayman]] and his friends to claim victory.

==Hidden tips==

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+[[File:RaymanHandsDown1.jpg|200px|thumb|The first page of this one-off comic]]
-'''''Rayman in Hands Down!''''' was a one-off, four-page comic that was based on ''[[Rayman 2|Rayman 2: The Great Escape]]''. It was currently known to have been published in the United States in a children's comic called ''Disney Adventures'' in 2000, and in the United Kingdom in a similar magazine called ''Disney's Big Time'' in 2001. It typically had a generic cartoon look that appears to have been heavily referenced from several concept artworks for the game, and used cheesy hand-related punchlines. No other official [[Rayman]] comics have been published or discovered ever since.
+'''''Rayman in Hands Down!''''' was a one-off, four-page comic that was based on ''[[Rayman 2|Rayman 2: The Great Escape]]''. It was currently known to have been published in the United States in a children's comic called ''Disney Adventures'' in 2000, and in the United Kingdom in a similar magazine called ''Disney's Big Time'' in 2001. It typically had a generic cartoon look that appears to have been heavily referenced from several concept artworks for the game, and used cheesy hand-related punchlines.
 ==Story==
-[[Rayman]], [[Ly]] and [[Globox]] arrive to fight [[Admiral Razorbeard]] and his lackey within a vast junkyard. Angry with his lackey gradually being defeated, [[Admiral Razorbeard|Razorbeard]] withdraws a magic [[cage]] which zaps [[Globox]] and traps him. [[Ly]] then comes up with a plan to free [[Globox]], which involves lifting [[Rayman]] and making him bounce back into action. He throws his fist to attack the [[Robo-Pirate|pirates]] as well as firing it at the magic [[cage]] until it finds its weakest spot, eventually freeing [[Globox]], who then uses his [[Rain Dance]] to try and make the [[Robo-Pirate|pirates]] rust. They retreat from the rain, leaving [[Rayman]] and his friends to claim victory.
+[[Rayman]], [[Ly]] and [[Globox]] arrive to fight [[Razorbeard|Admiral Razorbeard]] and his lackey within a vast junkyard. Angry with his lackey gradually being defeated, [[Razorbeard]] withdraws a magic [[cage]] which zaps [[Globox]] and traps him. [[Ly]] then comes up with a plan to free [[Globox]], which involves lifting [[Rayman]] and making him bounce back into action. He throws his fist to attack the [[Robo-Pirate|pirates]] as well as firing it at the magic [[cage]] until it finds its weakest spot, eventually freeing [[Globox]], who then uses his [[Rain Dance]] to try and make the [[Robo-Pirate|pirates]] rust. They retreat from the rain, leaving [[Rayman]] and his friends to claim victory.
 ==Hidden tips==