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==In ''[[Rayman Origins]]''==

The stone men make a return in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'' as the most regular enemies in the mountain world of the game, [[Mystical Pique]]. Their appearance in the game was confirmed in the sixth issue of [[the Daily Bubble]] on the official blog. Their battle tactics were considerably changed since [[Rayman 1|the original ''Rayman'' game]]. Here, stone men are static enemies, throwing bouncing [[lava rock]]s at the heroes from high places. The players can slap the [[lava rock]]s back at them, or attack them directly. Like most of the enemies in the game, stone men are bubblized with one single hit, being much weaker than their older counterparts. Some stone men can be seen attached to walls, throwing [[lava rock]]s at the heroes; in order to defeat them, the heroes must do a [[wall run]] to reach the places where they are attached.

The stone men make a return in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'' as the most regular enemies in the mountain world of the game, [[Mystical Pique]]. Their appearance in the game was confirmed in the sixth issue of [[the Daily Bubble]] on the official blog. Their battle tactics were considerably changed since [[Rayman 1|the original ''Rayman'' game]]. Here, stone men are static enemies, throwing bouncing [[lava rock]]s at the heroes from high places. The players can slap the [[lava rock]]s back at them, or attack them directly. Like most of the enemies in the game, stone men are bubblized with one single hit, being much weaker than their older counterparts. Some stone men can be seen attached to walls, throwing [[lava rock]]s at the heroes; in order to defeat them, the heroes must do a [[wall run]] to reach the places where they are attached. Notably, the stone men will sometimes dribble their [[lava rock]] like a basketball before throwing it at the heroes.

A specific area of the mountain requires the players to run through diagonal platforms while avoiding the [[lava rock]]s thrown by a stone man at the end of the path, where a [[cage]] must be broken; this is a reference to the classic arcade game ''Donkey Kong''.

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 ==In ''[[Rayman Origins]]''==
-The stone men make a return in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'' as the most regular enemies in the mountain world of the game, [[Mystical Pique]]. Their appearance in the game was confirmed in the sixth issue of [[the Daily Bubble]] on the official blog. Their battle tactics were considerably changed since [[Rayman 1|the original ''Rayman'' game]]. Here, stone men are static enemies, throwing bouncing [[lava rock]]s at the heroes from high places. The players can slap the [[lava rock]]s back at them, or attack them directly. Like most of the enemies in the game, stone men are bubblized with one single hit, being much weaker than their older counterparts. Some stone men can be seen attached to walls, throwing [[lava rock]]s at the heroes; in order to defeat them, the heroes must do a [[wall run]] to reach the places where they are attached.
+The stone men make a return in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'' as the most regular enemies in the mountain world of the game, [[Mystical Pique]]. Their appearance in the game was confirmed in the sixth issue of [[the Daily Bubble]] on the official blog. Their battle tactics were considerably changed since [[Rayman 1|the original ''Rayman'' game]]. Here, stone men are static enemies, throwing bouncing [[lava rock]]s at the heroes from high places. The players can slap the [[lava rock]]s back at them, or attack them directly. Like most of the enemies in the game, stone men are bubblized with one single hit, being much weaker than their older counterparts. Some stone men can be seen attached to walls, throwing [[lava rock]]s at the heroes; in order to defeat them, the heroes must do a [[wall run]] to reach the places where they are attached. Notably, the stone men will sometimes dribble their [[lava rock]] like a basketball before throwing it at the heroes.
 A specific area of the mountain requires the players to run through diagonal platforms while avoiding the [[lava rock]]s thrown by a stone man at the end of the path, where a [[cage]] must be broken; this is a reference to the classic arcade game ''Donkey Kong''.

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