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The ''Rayman'' series is a French-European franchise, and as such we prefer game articles to be titles with the European titles of each game. For example, if you wish to name an article about ''Rayman Arena'', the North American version of ''Rayman M'', then you should use the name ''Rayman M'', and then redirect other international titles. If there is no European title, then a North American one will be used instead.

The name of an article should correspond to the first official English name, for example, an article about the Rabbids should be called by their English name, 'Rabbid', rather than their French name, 'Lapins Crétins'. If there is no English name, then the first official international name should be used, eg. the French name. If there is no official name, then a name that describes the subject may be used until an official name is found. For example, the unnamed ~~red giants in Bongo Hills~~ may be called '~~Red monster~~'.

The name of an article should correspond to the first official English name, for example, an article about the Rabbids should be called by their English name, 'Rabbid', rather than their French name, 'Lapins Crétins'. If there is no English name, then the first official international name should be used, eg. the French name. If there is no official name, then a name that describes the subject may be used until an official name is found. For example, the unnamed pirate who throws bombs at the end of Eraser Plains may be called 'Bomb pirate'.

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 The ''Rayman'' series is a French-European franchise, and as such we prefer game articles to be titles with the European titles of each game. For example, if you wish to name an article about ''Rayman Arena'', the North American version of ''Rayman M'', then you should use the name ''Rayman M'', and then redirect other international titles. If there is no European title, then a North American one will be used instead.
-The name of an article should correspond to the first official English name, for example, an article about the Rabbids should be called by their English name, 'Rabbid', rather than their French name, 'Lapins Crétins'. If there is no English name, then the first official international name should be used, eg. the French name. If there is no official name, then a name that describes the subject may be used until an official name is found. For example, the unnamed red giants in Bongo Hills may be called 'Red monster'.
+The name of an article should correspond to the first official English name, for example, an article about the Rabbids should be called by their English name, 'Rabbid', rather than their French name, 'Lapins Crétins'. If there is no English name, then the first official international name should be used, eg. the French name. If there is no official name, then a name that describes the subject may be used until an official name is found. For example, the unnamed pirate who throws bombs at the end of Eraser Plains may be called 'Bomb pirate'.
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