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Maybe that's notable enough for trivia?
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==In ''[[Rayman Legends]]''==
==In ''[[Rayman Legends]]''==
Flying swords mainly appear in [[Olympus Maximus]] and [[the Dojo]]. They also appear in the invaded levels for [[Ray and the Beanstalk]], [[Spoiled Rotten]] and [[Elevator Ambush]]. They can only be seen when they emerge from random holes in the walls, and when they do, they attempt to attack the players through direct contact by slowly following them. They can be defeated by moving to a certain spot where they will attach to a solid wall and disappear.
Flying swords mainly appear in [[Olympus Maximus]] and [[the Dojo]]. They also appear in the invaded levels for [[Ray and the Beanstalk]], [[Spoiled Rotten]] and [[Elevator Ambush]]. They can only be seen when they emerge from random holes in the walls, and when they do, they attempt to attack the players through direct contact by slowly following them. They can be defeated by moving to a certain spot where they will attach to a solid wall and disappear.
==Trivia==
* The flying swords were considered for inclusion as [[Fiesta de los Muertos]] projectiles in ''[[Rayman: The Board Game]]'', but they lost the popular vote to the [[[fork]]s during the Kickstarter campaign, just like the electric balls.


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Revision as of 11:44, 5 October 2024

A flying sword

Flying swords are enemies in Rayman Legends. They are silver swords with brown handles, and have yellow fire emitting off them.

In Rayman Legends

Flying swords mainly appear in Olympus Maximus and the Dojo. They also appear in the invaded levels for Ray and the Beanstalk, Spoiled Rotten and Elevator Ambush. They can only be seen when they emerge from random holes in the walls, and when they do, they attempt to attack the players through direct contact by slowly following them. They can be defeated by moving to a certain spot where they will attach to a solid wall and disappear.

Trivia

  • The flying swords were considered for inclusion as Fiesta de los Muertos projectiles in Rayman: The Board Game, but they lost the popular vote to the [[[fork]]s during the Kickstarter campaign, just like the electric balls.