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'''Flying Blue Elves''' are small creatures found in [[Rayman 1|the original ''Rayman'' game]], more precisely in [[Band Land]] and [[Picture City]]. They have the ability to shrink [[Rayman]] down to a miniscule size by touching him. This allows him to enter small passages that were inaccessible at his normal size. Touching them again causes Rayman to return to his original size. Rayman's ability to resize himself will be revisited in ''[[Rayman Origins]]''; he will gain it during the course of a food level, Frosty Delight. The blue elves are replaced by floating | '''Flying Blue Elves''' are small creatures found in [[Rayman 1|the original ''Rayman'' game]], more precisely in [[Band Land]] and [[Picture City]]. They have the ability to shrink [[Rayman]] down to a miniscule size by touching him. This allows him to enter small passages that were inaccessible at his normal size. Touching them again causes Rayman to return to his original size. Rayman's ability to resize himself will be revisited in ''[[Rayman Origins]]''; he will gain it during the course of a food level, Frosty Delight. The blue elves are replaced by floating [[trumpet]]s with similar wings. | ||
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Flying Blue Elves are small creatures found in the original Rayman game, more precisely in Band Land and Picture City. They have the ability to shrink Rayman down to a miniscule size by touching him. This allows him to enter small passages that were inaccessible at his normal size. Touching them again causes Rayman to return to his original size. Rayman's ability to resize himself will be revisited in Rayman Origins; he will gain it during the course of a food level, Frosty Delight. The blue elves are replaced by floating trumpets with similar wings.