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[[Admiral Razorbeard]]'s un-named '''Lackey''' is a [[Robo-Pirate Army|Robo-Pirate]] from ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape]]'', ''[[Rayman Revolution|Rayman 2: Revolution]]'', and ''[[Rayman DS]]''.
[[Admiral Razorbeard]]'s un-named '''lackey''' is a [[Robo-Pirate Army|Robo-Pirate]] from ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape]]'', ''[[Rayman Revolution|Rayman 2: Revolution]]'', and ''[[Rayman DS]]''.


==Description==
==Description==
Razorbeard's Lackey looks different from the other [[Robo-Pirate Army|Robo-Pirates]]. He looks more like a slightly-chubby pirate with a bandanna around his head. Like most [[Robo-Pirate Army|Robo-Pirates]], he is taller than Admiral Razorbeard.
[[Razorbeard]]'s lackey looks somewhat different from the other [[Robo-Pirate Army|Robo-Pirates]]. He looks more like a slightly-chubby pirate with a bandana around his head. Like most [[Robo-Pirate Army|Robo-Pirates]], he is taller than Admiral Razorbeard.


Razorbeard's Lackey was in charge of the ground operations during Admiral Razorbeard's campaign. He was a mechanical genius, and created many dangerous devices.
Razorbeard's lackey was in charge of the ground operations during Admiral Razorbeard's campaign. He was a mechanical genius, and created many dangerous devices.


==Role in the Games==
==Role in the Games==
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===PlayStation Version/[[Rayman Revolution|Rayman 2: Revolution]]===
===PlayStation Version/[[Rayman Revolution|Rayman 2: Revolution]]===
In the two Sony versions of ''Rayman 2'', the Lackey is given much more importance. At multiple points he encounters Rayman and brings with him a difficult challenge. The Lackey first strikes chronologically in [[Rayman Revolution|Rayman 2: Revolution]], in which he leads the attack on [[Clark]] and Rayman at the entrance to the [[Rainbow Creek]]. His next appearance, also Revolution-exclusive, is a boss fight: Razorbeard's lackey jumps into the [[Boss Biditank|Biditank]] to personally battle Rayman. The lackey next encounters Rayman in both the PlayStation and PlayStation 2 versions at the end of [[the Tomb of the Ancients]], where it is seen that the Lackey is controlling Clark via remote control. The lackey makes his final appearance solely in the PlayStation version at the end of the [[The Iron Mountains|Gloomy Island]], where he makes his last attempt to get rid of Rayman with his remote control [[Dinosaur]]. Unfortunately, he forgot to put gas in the robotic dinosaur and the Baby Globoxes escaped with Rayman. This is the only time dialogue occurs between the Lackey and Rayman.
In the two Sony versions of ''Rayman 2'', the lackey is given much more importance. At multiple points he encounters Rayman and brings with him a difficult challenge. The lackey first strikes chronologically in [[Rayman Revolution|Rayman 2: Revolution]], in which he leads the attack on [[Clark]] and Rayman at the entrance to the [[Rainbow Creek]]. His next appearance, also Revolution-exclusive, is a boss fight: Razorbeard's lackey jumps into the [[Boss Biditank|Biditank]] to personally battle Rayman. The lackey next encounters Rayman in both the PlayStation and PlayStation 2 versions at the end of [[the Tomb of the Ancients]], where it is seen that the lackey is controlling [[Clark]] via remote control. The lackey makes his final appearance solely in the PlayStation version at the end of the [[The Iron Mountains|Gloomy Island]], where he makes his last attempt to get rid of Rayman with his remote-control [[Robot Dinosaur]]. Fortunately for [[Rayman]], the lackey forgot to fill up the [[Robot Dinosaur]]'s fuel tank, and the [[Baby Globox|Baby Globoxes]] escaped with Rayman. This is the only time dialogue occurs between the lackey and Rayman.


Before the final boss battle in [[The Crow's Nest]], Razorbeard says he will punish him for his failures by seeing how he would swim in molten lava. However, it is not clear whether this punishment was ever carried out, and the fate of the lackey remains unknown.
Before the final boss battle in [[The Crow's Nest]], Razorbeard says he will punish him for his failures by seeing how he would swim in molten lava. However, it is not clear whether this punishment was ever carried out, and the fate of the lackey remains unknown.
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*[[The Iron Mountains|Gloomy Island]] (PS version only)
*[[The Iron Mountains|Gloomy Island]] (PS version only)
*[[Hoodlum Headquarters]] (several statues of the Lackey can be found in a secret room)
*[[Hoodlum Headquarters]] (several statues of the Lackey can be found in a secret room)
*[[Bonus Level]] (On Rayman 2: The Great Escape, after a level is passed with all the Lums and Cages)
*[[Bonus Stage]] (On Rayman 2: The Great Escape, after a level is passed with all its [[Yellow Lum|Lum]]s collected and all its [[cage]]s broken)
*[[Rayman Dictées]] (As a cameo only)
*[[Rayman Dictées]] (As a cameo only)


==See Also==
==See Also==
*[[Boss Biditank]]
*[[Boss Biditank]]
*[[Dinosaur]]
*[[Robot Dinosaur]]
*[[Robo-Pirate Army]]
*[[Robo-Pirate Army]]
*[[Admiral Razorbeard]]


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Revision as of 14:14, 7 October 2009

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Admiral Razorbeard's un-named lackey is a Robo-Pirate from Rayman 2: The Great Escape, Rayman 2: Revolution, and Rayman DS.

Description

Razorbeard's lackey looks somewhat different from the other Robo-Pirates. He looks more like a slightly-chubby pirate with a bandana around his head. Like most Robo-Pirates, he is taller than Admiral Razorbeard.

Razorbeard's lackey was in charge of the ground operations during Admiral Razorbeard's campaign. He was a mechanical genius, and created many dangerous devices.

Role in the Games

The lackey's role in the N64, PC, DC, and DS versions of Rayman 2 is very small. He appears in the cinematics where Razorbeard is informed of Rayman's whereabouts, but little more than that. In every game, however, he debuts in the cinematics prior to the Bayou.

PlayStation Version/Rayman 2: Revolution

In the two Sony versions of Rayman 2, the lackey is given much more importance. At multiple points he encounters Rayman and brings with him a difficult challenge. The lackey first strikes chronologically in Rayman 2: Revolution, in which he leads the attack on Clark and Rayman at the entrance to the Rainbow Creek. His next appearance, also Revolution-exclusive, is a boss fight: Razorbeard's lackey jumps into the Biditank to personally battle Rayman. The lackey next encounters Rayman in both the PlayStation and PlayStation 2 versions at the end of the Tomb of the Ancients, where it is seen that the lackey is controlling Clark via remote control. The lackey makes his final appearance solely in the PlayStation version at the end of the Gloomy Island, where he makes his last attempt to get rid of Rayman with his remote-control Robot Dinosaur. Fortunately for Rayman, the lackey forgot to fill up the Robot Dinosaur's fuel tank, and the Baby Globoxes escaped with Rayman. This is the only time dialogue occurs between the lackey and Rayman.

Before the final boss battle in The Crow's Nest, Razorbeard says he will punish him for his failures by seeing how he would swim in molten lava. However, it is not clear whether this punishment was ever carried out, and the fate of the lackey remains unknown.

Appearances

See Also