The Rabbit Hole

The map of the Rabbit Hole with all levels completed

The Rabbit Hole is the second world in Rayman Mini. It is an underground environment where Rayman runs through tunnels, along roots and inside caves. The boss is a toad that stomps the floor, causing the tunnels to collapse.

Levels

2-1 I'm late, I'm late, I'm late

This level introduces wall running, the fourth and final ability unlocked in the game.

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  The start of the level
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  Rayman running up a wall
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  A Skull Coin

2-2 Absolem-ly wonderful

"Absolem-ly wonderful" features caterpillars for Rayman to run on. The level also introduces the second and last defeatable enemy, Darktoons, as well as Darkroots.

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  The start of the level
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  Rayman running on a caterpillar
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  A Darktoon

2-3 Atomic mushroom

"Atomic mushroom" chiefly features explosive mushrooms, which are vital to clearing the player's path and continuing through the level.

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  The start of the level
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  Rayman performing a crush attack towards a Psychlops
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  Two explosive mushrooms

2-4 Claws are out

"Claws are out" introduces spiky snakes to the game, some staying still and peeping out of holes, while others move around and chase Rayman.

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  The start of the level
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  Rayman jumping over a spiky snake and towards a Skull Coin
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  Two static spiky snakes

2-5 Centipede

This level features multiple spiky snakes that chase Rayman throughout the level, some of which can be deterred by collapsing walls.

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  The start of the level
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  Rayman bouncing towards a Skull Coin
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  Two spiky snakes chasing Rayman

2-6 A thorn in my perfect

This level introduces carnivorous lianas to the game, and also features moving roots.

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  The start of the level
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  Rayman grabbing the tongue of a carnivorous liana
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  A Darkroot

2-7 Bumping Bumpers

"Bumping Bumpers" features closed spiky flowers for Rayman to bounce on, as well as lots of Darktoons, some of which are spiky.

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  The start of the level
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  Rayman jumping over closed spiky flowers
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  A plethora of Darktoons

2-8 Caterpi-ride

This level requires Rayman to use caterpillars as platforms and walls to jump off of and avoid Darkroots. There are also lots of carnivorous lianas.

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  The start of the level
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  Rayman jumping onto a caterpillar to avoid a Darkroot
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  A carnivorous liana and a Skull Coin

2-B Back to the roots

The second boss level in the game, "Back to the roots", has Rayman navigate tunnels as they collapse, due to the boss of the level, a toad, stomping the floor.

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  The start of the level
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  A spiky snake and a Darkroot
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  The world's Swag Coin and a boulder rolling towards Rayman
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  The boss of the level, a toad

Concerto in Punch Major

The music mode introduced in version 1.3.0 also features a location set in the Rabbit Hole, "Concerto in Punch Major". The music in this level is that of Orchestral Chaos in Rayman Legends.

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  The start of the level
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  Rayman jumping through Darkroots
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  A spiky snake and Darkroots
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  A group of spiky Darktoons and a caterpillar

Soundtracks

• "Small World ~The Rabbit Hole~"
• "Down the Rabbit Hole"
• "Caterpillar Tunnels"
• "The Mushroom Cloud"
• "Path of Pincers"
• "Claws and Cobwebs"
• "Labyrinth of Thorns"
• "Raving in the Rabbit Hole"
• "Teensy But Treacherous ~Millipede Stampede~"
• "The Chase ~Rampant Roots~"

Trivia

• There are a few references in the stages:
  • Rayman's adventurer costume's head appears on a bottle at the end of "I'm late, I'm late, I'm late".
  • "Absolem-ly wonderful" is a reference to Absolem, the name given to the caterpillar in the 2010 film adaptation of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
  • "Atomic mushroom" is a pun on atomic bomb, referencing the explosive nature of the mushrooms found in the level.
  • "Centipede" may be a reference to the 1980 video game of the same name.
    • The song that plays in this level is a remixed version of "The Fortified Castle" from Rayman Legends.
  • The level "Back to the roots" shares its name with a trophy/achievement of the same name from Rayman Origins.
  • The rolling boulder found in "Back to the roots" is a reference to the iconic rolling boulder scene from the Indiana Jones film Raiders of the Lost Ark.