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'''[[~~Murfy~~]]''' ~~(sometimes spelt '''Murphy''', and known as '''JM Murphy''' in ''[[Rayman Arena]]'')~~ is [[~~Rayman~~]]~~'s guide~~, ~~sometimes referred to as his instructor or sidekick. He made his début in ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape]]'' and its remakes (excluding~~ the PlayStation version in which his role is taken by [[Ly the Fairy]], and other [[greenbottle]]s are often found in [[cage]]s), later appears in ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' as a reporter, reprises his role as [[Rayman]]'s coach for a short while in ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc]]'', again in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', and debuts as a playable character in ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. ~~His nickname is ‘'''The Flying Encyclopedia'''’~~, ~~and~~ it ~~is his job to provide as much information about~~ the ~~world to [[Rayman]] as he can, as well as teaching him how to train and perform his moves. In the PlayStation version~~ of ~~''[[Rayman 2]]'' his role is taken by [[Ly the Fairy]], and other [[greenbottle]]s are often found in [[cage]]s. Murfy returns in ''[[Rayman Adventures]]'' acting as a pointer if~~ the ~~player is playing with a controller or on an Apple TV~~.

'''[[The Amazing Maze]]''' is the fourth level of [[Olympus Maximus]], the fifth world in ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. As the level name suggests, it takes place entirely in the labyrinths of the Olympus Maximus.

'''[[~~Murfy~~|(Read more...)]]'''

The form of this level is quite different from that of the other levels of [[Rayman Legends|this game]]. The whole level is made up of square sections. Only one section can be visible on the screen at once, and when the heroes move from one to the other, there is a very rapid transition effect. As such, the secret zones where the [[Teensie]] King and Queen are imprisoned are not behind special doors, but are simply normal sections of the labyrinth, somewhat better hidden than the others. A consequence of this is that the King and Queen can't stand outside the doors to these zones, and therefore do not give the heroes [[heart]]s when freed.

This form has allowed the developers to create puzzles involving several paths between certain zones, which allow access to different secrets. There are also some zones which invert the screen, in order to increase the difficulty of these puzzles.

'''[[The Amazing Maze|(Read more...)]]'''

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-'''[[Murfy]]''' (sometimes spelt '''Murphy''', and known as '''JM Murphy''' in ''[[Rayman Arena]]'') is [[Rayman]]'s guide, sometimes referred to as his instructor or sidekick. He made his début in ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape]]'' and its remakes (excluding the PlayStation version in which his role is taken by [[Ly the Fairy]], and other [[greenbottle]]s are often found in [[cage]]s), later appears in ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' as a reporter, reprises his role as [[Rayman]]'s coach for a short while in ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc]]'', again in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', and debuts as a playable character in ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. His nickname is ‘'''The Flying Encyclopedia'''’, and it is his job to provide as much information about the world to [[Rayman]] as he can, as well as teaching him how to train and perform his moves. In the PlayStation version of ''[[Rayman 2]]'' his role is taken by [[Ly the Fairy]], and other [[greenbottle]]s are often found in [[cage]]s. Murfy returns in ''[[Rayman Adventures]]'' acting as a pointer if the player is playing with a controller or on an Apple TV.
+'''[[The Amazing Maze]]''' is the fourth level of [[Olympus Maximus]], the fifth world in ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. As the level name suggests, it takes place entirely in the labyrinths of the Olympus Maximus.
-'''[[Murfy|(Read more...)]]'''
+The form of this level is quite different from that of the other levels of [[Rayman Legends|this game]]. The whole level is made up of square sections. Only one section can be visible on the screen at once, and when the heroes move from one to the other, there is a very rapid transition effect. As such, the secret zones where the [[Teensie]] King and Queen are imprisoned are not behind special doors, but are simply normal sections of the labyrinth, somewhat better hidden than the others. A consequence of this is that the King and Queen can't stand outside the doors to these zones, and therefore do not give the heroes [[heart]]s when freed.
+This form has allowed the developers to create puzzles involving several paths between certain zones, which allow access to different secrets. There are also some zones which invert the screen, in order to increase the difficulty of these puzzles.
+'''[[The Amazing Maze|(Read more...)]]'''