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*In [[the Fairy Council]], when [[Rayman]] and [[Murfy]] pursue [[André]] and encounter [[Ludiv|the Ludiv]], the [[André|Dark Lum Lord]] throws the [[fairy]] away from her home, saying Zelda needs her, before hiding in [[Ludiv|the Ludiv]]'s home. Zelda is a major character from the popular video game series ''The Legend of Zelda''. | *In [[the Fairy Council]], when [[Rayman]] and [[Murfy]] pursue [[André]] and encounter [[Ludiv|the Ludiv]], the [[André|Dark Lum Lord]] throws the [[fairy]] away from her home, saying Zelda needs her, before hiding in [[Ludiv|the Ludiv]]'s home. Zelda is a major character from the popular video game series ''The Legend of Zelda''. | ||
*The name of the minigame [[Special Invaders]] is a reference to the classic video game ''Space Invaders''. In the ps2 demo, there is also a level called "Special Invaders" in reference to ''Space Invaders''. | *The name of the minigame [[Special Invaders]] is a reference to the classic video game ''Space Invaders''. In the ps2 demo, there is also a level called "Special Invaders" in reference to ''Space Invaders''. | ||
*The [[manual]] as well as the plum, the image of the livingstones at a pole, the minigames [[2D Madness]] and [[2D Nightmare]] reference [[Rayman 1|the first ''Rayman'' game]]. | *The [[manual]] as well as the plum, the image of the livingstones at a pole, the minigames [[2D Madness]] and [[2D Nightmare]] reference [[Rayman 1|the first ''Rayman'' game]]. | ||
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*When [[Rayman]] first uses the [[Throttle Copter]], he appears to have Mickey Mouse-ears for a brief moment. | *When [[Rayman]] first uses the [[Throttle Copter]], he appears to have Mickey Mouse-ears for a brief moment. | ||
*Count [[Razoff]] is named in reference to the character General Zaroff from Richard Connell's 1924 novella ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Most_Dangerous_Game The Most Dangerous Game]'', according to a behind-the-scenes documentary. In the ps2 demo, there is also a level called "Dangerous Game" in reference to the novella. | *Count [[Razoff]] is named in reference to the character General Zaroff from Richard Connell's 1924 novella ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Most_Dangerous_Game The Most Dangerous Game]'', according to a behind-the-scenes documentary. In the ps2 demo, there is also a level called "Dangerous Game" in reference to the novella. | ||
*In [[the Tower of the Leptys]], a statue of a [[Knaaren]] holding a boulder above his head is a reference to the many depictions of Atlas holding the world on his shoulders. | *In [[the Tower of the Leptys]], a statue of a [[Knaaren]] holding a boulder above his head is a reference to the many depictions of Atlas holding the world on his shoulders. | ||