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== Switch it back ==

I’m not sure who decided that this was a good idea, but I would like to politely ask to please put this information back in the [[Livingstone]] article. These enemies are simply variations of the Explorer Livingstones, and aside from their clothes, they don’t act much differently. It’d be like if we made a whole separate article on the [[Hunter]]s from [[Rayman Raving Rabbids (Game Boy Advance)|the GBA version of Rayman Raving Rabbids]] just because of their different clothing. As for the name, at least in the audio files, there is only one file that calls them “Jacquouilles”, and that is, to my knowledge, only used for ambience in the [[Breathing Fire!]] level. Their voice clips and other audio files call them “bandits”, which I believe fits them better, especially taking into account their [[~~Incrediball~~]] ~~egg theft~~ in the opening of [[Rayman Adventures]]. I do believe that there may need to be a slight change in the article to distinguish the bandit Livingstones from their explorer counterparts, but I do not believe that it deserves an entirely different page. At the end of the day, they are still Livingstones, just in different clothing.

I’m not sure who decided that this was a good idea, but I would like to politely ask to please put this information back in the [[Livingstone]] article. These enemies are simply variations of the Explorer Livingstones, and aside from their clothes, they don’t act much differently. It’d be like if we made a whole separate article on the [[Hunter]]s from [[Rayman Raving Rabbids (Game Boy Advance)|the GBA version of Rayman Raving Rabbids]] just because of their different clothing. As for the name, at least in the audio files, there is only one file that calls them “Jacquouilles”, and that is, to my knowledge, only used for ambience in the [[Breathing Fire!]] level. Their voice clips and other audio files call them “bandits”, which I believe fits them better, especially taking into account their [[Ancient Egg]] heist in the opening of [[Rayman Adventures]]. I do believe that there may need to be a slight change in the article to distinguish the bandit Livingstones from their explorer counterparts, but I do not believe that it deserves an entirely different page. At the end of the day, they are still Livingstones, just in different clothing.

-RayGamer99

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 == Switch it back ==
-I’m not sure who decided that this was a good idea, but I would like to politely ask to please put this information back in the [[Livingstone]] article. These enemies are simply variations of the Explorer Livingstones, and aside from their clothes, they don’t act much differently. It’d be like if we made a whole separate article on the [[Hunter]]s from [[Rayman Raving Rabbids (Game Boy Advance)|the GBA version of Rayman Raving Rabbids]] just because of their different clothing. As for the name, at least in the audio files, there is only one file that calls them “Jacquouilles”, and that is, to my knowledge, only used for ambience in the [[Breathing Fire!]] level. Their voice clips and other audio files call them “bandits”, which I believe fits them better, especially taking into account their [[Incrediball]] egg theft in the opening of [[Rayman Adventures]]. I do believe that there may need to be a slight change in the article to distinguish the bandit Livingstones from their explorer counterparts, but I do not believe that it deserves an entirely different page. At the end of the day, they are still Livingstones, just in different clothing.
+I’m not sure who decided that this was a good idea, but I would like to politely ask to please put this information back in the [[Livingstone]] article. These enemies are simply variations of the Explorer Livingstones, and aside from their clothes, they don’t act much differently. It’d be like if we made a whole separate article on the [[Hunter]]s from [[Rayman Raving Rabbids (Game Boy Advance)|the GBA version of Rayman Raving Rabbids]] just because of their different clothing. As for the name, at least in the audio files, there is only one file that calls them “Jacquouilles”, and that is, to my knowledge, only used for ambience in the [[Breathing Fire!]] level. Their voice clips and other audio files call them “bandits”, which I believe fits them better, especially taking into account their [[Ancient Egg]] heist in the opening of [[Rayman Adventures]]. I do believe that there may need to be a slight change in the article to distinguish the bandit Livingstones from their explorer counterparts, but I do not believe that it deserves an entirely different page. At the end of the day, they are still Livingstones, just in different clothing.
 -RayGamer99