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===''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape]]''===

In his first appearance, Globox plays the role of a general sidekick. Following his capture and being thrown into the same cell as Rayman on the Prison Ship, he gives him a [[Silver Lum]] from Ly to break out. After taking a very large fall from the sky, Globox is separated and from then on is only seen from time-to-time.

====''[[Rayman 2: Revolution]]''====

Though Globox's primary roles in ''Revolution'' were similar to those in ''Rayman 2'', a few new elements were added. In ''Revolution'', Globox does not grant Rayman the ability to shoot his [[Magic Fist]], but instead simply allows Rayman to punch. Globox's [[Globox's House|house]], children, and relation with Uglette are depicted in a larger scale; [[Globox's Daughter|one of his daughters]] is an important character later in the game, Uglette is constantly seen worrying about Globox, and his cliffside house's acres of land are the setting for one half of the second part of the game. Globox joins Rayman on a few occasions in a fashion similar to [[Clark]] or Globox's role in ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc]]''. Globox must be taken past [[Whale Bay]] to use his [[Rain Dance]] so as to enable entry to the [[Sanctuary of Stone and Fire]].

Though Globox's primary roles in ''Revolution'' were similar to those in ''Rayman 2'', a few new elements were added. In ''Revolution'', Globox does not grant Rayman the ability to shoot his [[Magic Fist]], but instead simply allows Rayman to punch. Globox's [[Globox's House|house]], children, and relation with [[Uglette]] are depicted in a larger scale; [[Globox's Daughter|one of his daughters]] is an important character later in the game, Uglette is constantly seen worrying about Globox, and his cliffside house's acres of land are the setting for one half of the second part of the game. Globox joins Rayman on a few occasions in a fashion similar to [[Clark]] or Globox's role in ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc]]''. Globox must be taken past [[Whale Bay]] to use his [[Rain Dance]] so as to enable entry to the [[Sanctuary of Stone and Fire]].

===''[[Rayman M]]''/''[[Rayman Rush]]''===

In ''[[Rayman M]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', Globox is one of the initially available characters.

===''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc]]''===

Globox remains physically similar to his original appearance, though had become a comedic sidekick for his next appearance. Globox plays a major plot role, having swallowed Andre accidentally and having to find a doctor who would find a solution to remove Andre from Globox during the first half of the game. During this time, Globox is forced to drink plum juice, despite allergies, and during a somewhat drunken state, he gains special abilities for short periods of time that are needed to progress through the game or move Globox forward through the level (by floating). Through the second half he plays a lesser role, though tends to follow Rayman on their journey. He is notably voice acted by actor John Leguizamo.

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 ===''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape]]''===
+In his first appearance, Globox plays the role of a general sidekick. Following his capture and being thrown into the same cell as Rayman on the Prison Ship, he gives him a [[Silver Lum]] from Ly to break out. After taking a very large fall from the sky, Globox is separated and from then on is only seen from time-to-time.
 ====''[[Rayman 2: Revolution]]''====
-Though Globox's primary roles in ''Revolution'' were similar to those in ''Rayman 2'', a few new elements were added.  In ''Revolution'', Globox does not grant Rayman the ability to shoot his [[Magic Fist]], but instead simply allows Rayman to punch.  Globox's [[Globox's House|house]], children, and relation with Uglette are depicted in a larger scale; [[Globox's Daughter|one of his daughters]] is an important character later in the game, Uglette is constantly seen worrying about Globox, and his cliffside house's acres of land are the setting for one half of the second part of the game.  Globox joins Rayman on a few occasions in a fashion similar to [[Clark]] or Globox's role in ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc]]''.  Globox must be taken past [[Whale Bay]] to use his [[Rain Dance]] so as to enable entry to the [[Sanctuary of Stone and Fire]].
+Though Globox's primary roles in ''Revolution'' were similar to those in ''Rayman 2'', a few new elements were added.  In ''Revolution'', Globox does not grant Rayman the ability to shoot his [[Magic Fist]], but instead simply allows Rayman to punch.  Globox's [[Globox's House|house]], children, and relation with [[Uglette]] are depicted in a larger scale; [[Globox's Daughter|one of his daughters]] is an important character later in the game, Uglette is constantly seen worrying about Globox, and his cliffside house's acres of land are the setting for one half of the second part of the game.  Globox joins Rayman on a few occasions in a fashion similar to [[Clark]] or Globox's role in ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc]]''.  Globox must be taken past [[Whale Bay]] to use his [[Rain Dance]] so as to enable entry to the [[Sanctuary of Stone and Fire]].
 ===''[[Rayman M]]''/''[[Rayman Rush]]''===
 In ''[[Rayman M]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', Globox is one of the initially available characters.
 ===''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc]]''===
 Globox remains physically similar to his original appearance, though had become a comedic sidekick for his next appearance. Globox plays a major plot role, having swallowed Andre accidentally and having to find a doctor who would find a solution to remove Andre from Globox during the first half of the game. During this time, Globox is forced to drink plum juice, despite allergies, and during a somewhat drunken state, he gains special abilities for short periods of time that are needed to progress through the game or move Globox forward through the level (by floating). Through the second half he plays a lesser role, though tends to follow Rayman on their journey. He is notably voice acted by actor John Leguizamo.

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