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| followed by = [[Geyser Blowout]] | |||
| world = [[Jibberish Jungle]] | |||
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| medallion slot 3 = 100 Lums | |||
| medal = 150 Lums | |||
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'''It's A Jungle Out There''' is the first level of the the [[Jibberish Jungle]], the first world in ''[[Rayman Origins]]''. | '''It's A Jungle Out There''' is the first level of the the [[Jibberish Jungle]], the first world in ''[[Rayman Origins]]''. | ||
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It's A Jungle Out There is the first level of the the Jibberish Jungle, the first world in Rayman Origins.
Part 1
As soon as Rayman, Globox and the Teensies enter this level, they encounter Betilla the Fairy, who has been trapped inside the mouth of a Darktoon. The team must chase this Darktoon until it reaches a dead end, giving them a chance to destroy it and free Betilla, who gives them the power to attack with their fists. A colourful and ornate castle with many domes, built over a river which runs through a valley surrounded by jungle can be seen in the background.
Part 2
The team move on into a tunnel littered with several plants that are used as traps against enemies such as Livingstones, though they must be used carefully to prevent the team from getting hurt.