Jibberish Jungle

A promotional screenshot of the Jibberish Jungle showing the teamwork mechanics which can be used.

The Jibberish Jungle, later revisited as the Ticklish Temples, is the first world in Rayman Origins and the world where the majority of levels from Rayman Jungle Run take place. It later appeared in the Back to Origins mode of Rayman Legends. This forest-themed world is reminiscent of the Dream Forest, a world from the original Rayman game.

Description

The Jibberish Jungle consists mainly of elements found in grasslands, forests, and jungles. Various types of trees can be found, as well as an abundance of moss and vines. It also appears that substantial erosion took place throughout the jungle, as the protagonists find many hidden caves and crevices to explore within the landscape. Since the nightmares have spread, many Lividstones have begun to populate the area and have built shelters created from the nearby trees and vines.

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  Punching the blue bulb will clear the path of the spiky plants.
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  Lividstones are the most commonly seen enemies.
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  Many bodies of water can be seen, most of which contain a tentacle claw.

In Rayman Origins

Jibberish Jungle

Jibberish Jungle
← The Snoring Tree			Desert of Dijiridoos →
Ticklish Temples

The Jibberish Jungle is the first world in Rayman Origins. Upon entering this world, Rayman and his friends discover that Betilla the fairy has been captured by a Darktoon and give chase in pursuit. They soon catch up and bubblize the Darktoon, freeing Betilla. It is then that she grants the heroes the ability to punch. This event is a recurring one in the Rayman series, as Betilla gave Rayman the same power in the first world of the original game.

The heroes then travel across various forests and jungles, including tentacle claw-infested water, rainy atmospheres, opened and closed geysers, and grassy caves. They also meet various creatures, including Lums, Swingmen, and Platformmen, all of whom help the team free the Electoons and reach the next world, the Desert of Dijiridoos. Before entering the second world, the heroes encounter a less dangerous, differently coloured version of the Mocking Bird, known as Boss Bird, who acts as the boss of the world. The boss is found in Hi-Ho Moskito!, where the heroes ride on the back of giant mosquitoes, similarly to the original game where Rayman rode on Bzzit.

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  Promotional screenshot of the Jibberish Jungle.
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  The heroes' first task is to rescue Betilla.
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  Hunters and Lividstones reappear from the original game.
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  The heroes eventually meet up with Murfy.
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  During their flight to the next world, the heroes encounter the Boss Bird.

Levels

• It's a Jungle Out There...
• Geyser Blowout
• Can't Catch Me! (optional; Tricky Treasure level)
• Punching Plateaus
• Go With The Flow
• Swinging Caves
• Over the Rainbow
• Hi-Ho Moskito!

Ticklish Temples

Ticklish Temples
← Mystical Pique			Grumbling Grottos →
Jibberish Jungle

After meeting with the nymphs at the Dreamer's Door, the heroes must return to find one of the four missing kings, this time entering deep into the woods in a place called the Ticklish Temples. This area is filled with many thick trees and caves and is much more dangerous than previous worlds, requiring the heroes to utilize all of their skills. The crew eventually falls down a deep pit and encounters Carnivora, a monstrous daisy who chases them into a small area to fight them. After three blows, Carnivora reverts to her benevolent form and congratulates the heroes on their success.

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  The difficulty has increased since the Jibberish Jungle.
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  The player will now have to use their new abilities, such as swimming and running on walls.
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  The level Up And Down.
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  At the end, the heroes must fight Carnivora.

Levels

• Outta My Way
• Up And Down
• Playing in the Shade (optional; Tricky Treasure level)
• Hunter Gatherer
• Climb Out
• Still Flowing
• Poor Little Daisy

Soundtracks

• "World Map ~Jibberish Jungle~"
• "Danger Ahead"
• "The Darktoon Chase"
• "(Cinematic) The Power of the Nymphs"
• "Breaking the Force Field"
• "The Electoons' Saviour"
• "Advancement"
• "Happy Slapping!"
• "A Sunny Stroll"
• "The Stone Circle"
• "Suspense"
• "The Tricky Treasure"
• "Title Screen / The Electoon Bridge ~The Lum King~"
• "Hi-Ho Moskito"
• "Hi-Ho Moskito (No Kazoo)"
• "Guardian in the Sky"
• "A Carnivorous Chase"
• "Poor Little Daisy!"

Early production

An early screenshot from the Jibberish Jungle, showing the scrapped prickly fruit.

Main article: Rayman Origins (early production)

Several early screenshots depicted areas not seen in the final game, as well as a scrapped prickly fruit, which would have been among the number of enemies and other elements returning from the original Rayman game.

In Slap, Flap and Go

The Jibberish Jungle also appears in the online Flash game Slap, Flap and Go.

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  Globox in the Jibberish Jungle in the game Slap, Flap and Go.

In Rayman Jungle Run

The majority of the levels in Rayman Jungle Run take place in the Jibberish Jungle.

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  The Jibberish Jungle as it appears in Rayman Jungle Run.
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  The world has different looking backgrounds in the game.
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  A blueish coloured background.
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  A reddish looking background.
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  A yellowish looking background.
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  Carnivora returns in Rayman Jungle Run.

In Rayman Legends

Jibberish Jungle
← Olympus Maximus			Desert of Dijiridoos →
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The Jibberish Jungle returns as a world in the Back to Origins mode in Rayman Legends. The levels from the Jibberish Jungle and the Ticklish Temples are combined into one world, with some, such as the Electoon stages, not being present. The levels themselves mostly remain the same, with some graphical upgrades. However, the Magician's hat has been removed from the levels, and some levels have been made easier. Geyser Blowout is known in this mode as Geyser Blast.

Levels

• Geyser Blast
• Hi-Ho Moskito!
• Swinging Caves
• Playing in the Shade
• Climb Out
• Still Flowing
• Hunter Gatherer
• Poor Little Daisy

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  Geyser Blowout, as it appears in Rayman Legends.
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  Swinging Caves, as it appears in Rayman Legends.
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  Climb Out, as it appears in Rayman Legends.

Trivia

• Grovebox, a character from Rayman Adventures, was raised in the Jibberish Jungle.

Names in other languages

Language	Name
English	Jibberish Jungle (Rayman Origins, Rayman Legends, Rayman Adventures, Rayman Mini)
Arabic	غابة الثرثرة (Rayman Legends) غابة جيبريش (Rayman Adventures, Rayman Mini)
Chinese (simplified)	呓语森林 (Rayman Legends) 蹩脚丛林 (Rayman Adventures, Rayman Mini)
Chinese (traditional)	混沌叢林 (Rayman Adventures, Rayman Mini)
Czech	Blábolivá džungle (Rayman Origins)
Danish	Volapykjunglen (Rayman Legends) Mumlejunglen (Rayman Adventures)
Dutch	Oerend Oerwoud (Rayman Origins) Oerend oerwoud (Rayman Legends, Rayman Mini)
Finnish	Vinksahtanut viidakko (Rayman Legends) Hölynpölyviidakko (Rayman Adventures)
French	Jungle à bafouilles (Rayman Origins, Rayman Legends, Rayman Adventures, Rayman Mini)
German	Dichtendes Dickicht (Rayman Origins, Rayman Legends, Rayman Adventures, Rayman Mini)
Hungarian	Dzsúzos dzsungel (Rayman Origins)
Italian	Giungla del farfuglio (Rayman Origins, Rayman Legends, Rayman Adventures, Rayman Mini)
Japanese	おかしな ジャングル (Rayman Origins, Rayman Adventures, Rayman Mini) 「ふしぎなジャングル」 (Rayman Legends)
Korean	횡설수설 정글 (Rayman Adventures, Rayman Mini)
Norwegian	Snikksnakkjungelen (Rayman Legends) Plaprejungelen (Rayman Adventures)
Polish	Pokręcona Dżungla (Rayman Origins) Pokręcona dżungla (Rayman Legends)
Portuguese	Selva Selvagem (Rayman Origins) Selva selvagem (Rayman Legends) Selva Gibberish (Rayman Adventures, Rayman Mini)
Russian	Тарабарские Джунгли (Rayman Origins) Тарабарские джунгли (Rayman Legends, Rayman Adventures, Rayman Mini)
Spanish	Jungla Selvaje (Rayman Origins, Rayman Legends) Selva selvaje (Rayman Adventures, Rayman Mini)
Swedish	Djungeltoken (Rayman Legends, Rayman Adventures)
Turkish	Saçmalıklar Ormanı (Rayman Adventures, Rayman Mini)

Language	Name
English	Ticklish Temples
Czech	Lechtivé chrámy
Dutch	Warempele Tempels
French	Temples chatouilleux
German	Kitzlige Kirchen
Hungarian	Tompa templomok
Italian	Templi solleticosi
Japanese	ちくちく でら
Polish	Świątynie Łaskotek
Portuguese	Templos coceguentos
Russian	Докучливые Храмы
Spanish	Templo Chinchoso