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''[[Rayman M]]'' and its American localisation, ''[[Rayman Arena]]'', include an arena level entitled [[Forgotten Dungeon]]. This arena's scenery indicates that it is located somewhere in the region of [[the Sanctuary of Stone and Fire]]. Forgotten Dungeon contains several stone columns which, like the wall in [[the Fairy Glade]] in ''[[Rayman Revolution|Revolution]]'', bear engravings of Umber's face. | ''[[Rayman M]]'' and its American localisation, ''[[Rayman Arena]]'', include an arena level entitled [[Forgotten Dungeon]]. This arena's scenery indicates that it is located somewhere in the region of [[the Sanctuary of Stone and Fire]]. Forgotten Dungeon contains several stone columns which, like the wall in [[the Fairy Glade]] in ''[[Rayman Revolution|Revolution]]'', bear engravings of Umber's face. | ||
== Trivia == | |||
In most versions of the game (in which Umber appears) it is never made specifically clear if he is benevolent or not. Granted, he appears to help Rayman reach the mask, but since it is apparent that he survives submersion in lava (being made of stone) it is possible that this apparent favour is all part of a ploy to lead would-be mask thieves into a false sense of security, before taking them to their deaths in the lava unless they are sharp enough to jump. | In most versions of the game (in which Umber appears) it is never made specifically clear if he is benevolent or not. Granted, he appears to help Rayman reach the mask, but since it is apparent that he survives submersion in lava (being made of stone) it is possible that this apparent favour is all part of a ploy to lead would-be mask thieves into a false sense of security, before taking them to their deaths in the lava unless they are sharp enough to jump. | ||