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	In [[Rayman 1\|the original ''Rayman'' game]], blue ~~Popolopoï~~ can be seen fluttering ~~amongst~~ the scenery of [[the Dream Forest]]. In the Sega Saturn and Atari Jaguar versions, ~~as well as~~ ''[[Rayman Designer]]'', ~~several other colours are introduced~~.		In [[Rayman 1\|the original ''Rayman'' game]], blue popolopoï can be seen fluttering amidst the scenery of [[the Dream Forest]]. In the Sega Saturn and Atari Jaguar versions, several other colours are included; these colours reappear in ''[[Rayman Designer]]'', which also introduces a flashing, multicoloured variety.

	In ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape]]'' and its remakes, blue and yellow popolopoï can be seen in the background in [[the Woods of Light]]. ''Rayman 2'''s credits give a special thanks to someone called ‘Popolopoy’, providing a likely inspiration for the name given to them in ''[[Rayman M]]''. Incidentally, the credits also give special thanks to the ‘[[Tonic Trouble\|T-Trouble]] Team’.		In ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape]]'' and its remakes, blue and yellow popolopoï can be seen in the background in [[the Woods of Light]]. ''Rayman 2'''s credits give a special thanks to someone called ‘Popolopoy’, providing a likely inspiration for the name given to them in ''[[Rayman M]]''. Incidentally, the credits also give special thanks to the ‘[[Tonic Trouble\|T-Trouble]] Team’.