Helicopter

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[[File:LegendsRaymanFly.png|thumb|right|150px|The helicopter in ''[[Rayman Legends]]'']]

In ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', the heroes receive the power to glide after rescuing [[Holly Luya]] from the mouth of a [[Antitoon|Darktoon]]. From ''[[Rayman Legends]]'' onward, the rest of the [[UbiArt]] ''[[Rayman (series)|Rayman]]'' games give the heroes the ability to glide by default. The helicopter allows the characters to glide over obstacles, and can lift them if they use the ability in an air current. While [[Rayman]]-based characters continue to use the helicopter with their hair (with the exceptions of [[Sir Rayelot]] and [[Ray Plumber]] in which case they use the wings on their headwear), [[Globox]]-based characters rapidly flap their arms to glide, the [[Teensie]]s open up their clothing to glide (acting as a parachute of sorts), and [[Barbara]]-based characters use the wings on their helmet to glide.

In ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', the heroes receive the power to glide after rescuing [[Holly Luya]] from the mouth of a [[Antitoon|Darktoon]]. From ''[[Rayman Legends]]'' onward, the rest of the [[UbiArt Framework|UbiArt]] ''[[Rayman (series)|Rayman]]'' games give the heroes the ability to glide by default. The helicopter allows the characters to glide over obstacles, and can lift them if they use the ability in an air current. While [[Rayman]]-based characters continue to use the helicopter with their hair (with the exceptions of [[Sir Rayelot]] and [[Ray Plumber]] in which case they use the wings on their headwear), [[Globox]]-based characters rapidly flap their arms to glide, the [[Teensie]]s open up their clothing to glide (acting as a parachute of sorts), and [[Barbara]]-based characters use the wings on their helmet to glide.

During [[Rayman Origins (early production)|early development of ''Rayman Origins'']], the heroes were originally supposed to have the ability of using their helicopter abilities on the ground to summon air currents. The move was known as the [[Propeller]] and was shown during numerous trailers for the game, but the ability was scrapped in the final release.

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 [[File:LegendsRaymanFly.png|thumb|right|150px|The helicopter in ''[[Rayman Legends]]'']]
-In ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', the heroes receive the power to glide after rescuing [[Holly Luya]] from the mouth of a [[Antitoon|Darktoon]]. From ''[[Rayman Legends]]'' onward, the rest of the [[UbiArt]] ''[[Rayman (series)|Rayman]]'' games give the heroes the ability to glide by default. The helicopter allows the characters to glide over obstacles, and can lift them if they use the ability in an air current. While [[Rayman]]-based characters continue to use the helicopter with their hair (with the exceptions of [[Sir Rayelot]] and [[Ray Plumber]] in which case they use the wings on their headwear), [[Globox]]-based characters rapidly flap their arms to glide, the [[Teensie]]s open up their clothing to glide (acting as a parachute of sorts), and [[Barbara]]-based characters use the wings on their helmet to glide.
+In ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', the heroes receive the power to glide after rescuing [[Holly Luya]] from the mouth of a [[Antitoon|Darktoon]]. From ''[[Rayman Legends]]'' onward, the rest of the [[UbiArt Framework|UbiArt]] ''[[Rayman (series)|Rayman]]'' games give the heroes the ability to glide by default. The helicopter allows the characters to glide over obstacles, and can lift them if they use the ability in an air current. While [[Rayman]]-based characters continue to use the helicopter with their hair (with the exceptions of [[Sir Rayelot]] and [[Ray Plumber]] in which case they use the wings on their headwear), [[Globox]]-based characters rapidly flap their arms to glide, the [[Teensie]]s open up their clothing to glide (acting as a parachute of sorts), and [[Barbara]]-based characters use the wings on their helmet to glide.
 During [[Rayman Origins (early production)|early development of ''Rayman Origins'']], the heroes were originally supposed to have the ability of using their helicopter abilities on the ground to summon air currents. The move was known as the [[Propeller]] and was shown during numerous trailers for the game, but the ability was scrapped in the final release.

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