Talk:Earth

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::::Don't be ridiculous. 'Earth' is a standard name used for countless fictional worlds. For example, the world in which ''The Lord of the Rings'' takes place is identified as 'Earth'. It's just a word, and it's no more 'fishy' than the fact that the characters in Rayman 3 speak perfect English. Please tell me you're not trying to suggest that the Glade of Dreams is located on our own planet. —[[User:Spiraldoor|Spiraldoor]] [[File:IconSpiralDoor.png|link=User:Spiraldoor]] 20:47, 6 March 2012 (CET)

:::::Well, according to the Rabbid series (which, for me, are still chronological), and some advertising phrases like "Rabbids are back, but now they are invading OUR planet", yes, the Glade of Dreams is located in another planet. I don't know what's weird about it, Sonic has his very own planet (in the cartoons it was called Mobius), even when there are humans and similar features from our world. Rayman's educational games aren't a good example, these games are located on OUR earth just for that: Education. According to the Mariowiki, the mushroom kingdom is located in the planet "Mushroom World" but may I remind you "Mario's Time Machine"? or "Mario is Missing" maybe? Now, the phrase "Going to take you back to earth" is obviously refering to "earth" as a synonymous of "land", and not "earth" as a planet, as they are flying on the airship.--[[User:Sergiomonty|Sergiomonty]] 17:57, 7 March 2012 (CET)

::I don't see what's the confusion, iHeckler. Rayman is obviously talking about the Glade. The Glade and Earth are distinct planets, but since the Glade of Dreams is the planet where Rayman lives, I think it is natural he naming "Earth". Maybe for every extraterrestrial creature their planet is their "Earth". Or else are you insinuating that the G.O.D.'s archipelago belongs to Planet Earth, being maybe Australia? I hope not. --[[Image:Sparkle.gif]][[User:Haruka|Haruka]][[Image:Sparkle.gif]] 20:58, 7 March 2012 (CET)

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 ::::Don't be ridiculous. 'Earth' is a standard name used for countless fictional worlds. For example, the world in which ''The Lord of the Rings'' takes place is identified as 'Earth'. It's just a word, and it's no more 'fishy' than the fact that the characters in Rayman 3 speak perfect English. Please tell me you're not trying to suggest that the Glade of Dreams is located on our own planet. —[[User:Spiraldoor|Spiraldoor]] [[File:IconSpiralDoor.png|link=User:Spiraldoor]] 20:47, 6 March 2012 (CET)
 :::::Well, according to the Rabbid series (which, for me, are still chronological), and some advertising phrases like "Rabbids are back, but now they are invading OUR planet", yes, the Glade of Dreams is located in another planet. I don't know what's weird about it, Sonic has his very own planet (in the cartoons it was called Mobius), even when there are humans and similar features from our world. Rayman's educational games aren't a good example, these games are located on OUR earth just for that: Education. According to the Mariowiki, the mushroom kingdom is located in the planet "Mushroom World" but may I remind you "Mario's Time Machine"? or "Mario is Missing" maybe? Now, the phrase "Going to take you back to earth" is obviously refering to "earth" as a synonymous of "land", and not "earth" as a planet, as they are flying on the airship.--[[User:Sergiomonty|Sergiomonty]] 17:57, 7 March 2012 (CET)
+::I don't see what's the confusion, iHeckler. Rayman is obviously talking about the Glade. The Glade and Earth are distinct planets, but since the Glade of Dreams is the planet where Rayman lives, I think it is natural he naming "Earth". Maybe for every extraterrestrial creature their planet is their "Earth". Or else are you insinuating that the G.O.D.'s archipelago belongs to Planet Earth, being maybe Australia? I hope not. --[[Image:Sparkle.gif]][[User:Haruka|Haruka]][[Image:Sparkle.gif]] 20:58, 7 March 2012 (CET)

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