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Antitoons also make a cameo appearance in the PlayStation version of ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape|Rayman 2]]''. These Antitoons can be found in [[the Fairy Glade]] and [[the Sanctuary of Stone and Fire]] in this version of the game.

In addition to blue and red Antitoons, ''[[Rayman Activity Centre]]'' also features grey, green, pink and yellow Antitoons. They appear in an activity called [[the Cartoon Dance]], in which the player must arrange them in certain patterns. These Antitoons perform dance routines each time the player completes a stage.

''[[Rayman Origins]]'' will feature enemies currently known as Darktoons. A piece of concept artwork shows one attempting to devour [[Betilla the Fairy]]. It is not clear if Darktoons and Antitoons are meant to be the same type of creature; they bear little visual resemblance but have similar names. [[Electoon]]s which look very similar to the ones in [[Rayman 1|the original ''Rayman'' game]] will also appear.

Antitoons also feature on the cover and title screen of ''[[Rayman Advance]]''. [[Rayman]] is shown in his ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape|Rayman 2]]'' appearance, surrounded by Antitoons. Despite this he does not appear fazed, and has in fact picked up a disgruntled Antitoon and is holding it up for the viewer to see. These Antitoons look somewhat different from the ones that actually appear in the games, in that they are lighter in colour and appear more three-dimensional. On an official website, [[Ubisoft]] posted four high-resolution images depicting this interpretation of the Antitoons, with each Antitoon displaying a different emotion.

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In addition to blue and red Antitoons, ''[[Rayman Activity Centre]]'' also features grey, green, pink and yellow Antitoons. They appear in an activity called [[the Cartoon Dance]], in which the player must arrange them in certain patterns. These Antitoons perform dance routines each time the player completes a stage.

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 Antitoons also make a cameo appearance in the PlayStation version of ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape|Rayman 2]]''. These Antitoons can be found in [[the Fairy Glade]] and [[the Sanctuary of Stone and Fire]] in this version of the game.
+In addition to blue and red Antitoons, ''[[Rayman Activity Centre]]'' also features grey, green, pink and yellow Antitoons. They appear in an activity called [[the Cartoon Dance]], in which the player must arrange them in certain patterns. These Antitoons perform dance routines each time the player completes a stage.
+''[[Rayman Origins]]'' will feature enemies currently known as Darktoons. A piece of concept artwork shows one attempting to devour [[Betilla the Fairy]]. It is not clear if Darktoons and Antitoons are meant to be the same type of creature; they bear little visual resemblance but have similar names. [[Electoon]]s which look very similar to the ones in [[Rayman 1|the original ''Rayman'' game]] will also appear.
 Antitoons also feature on the cover and title screen of ''[[Rayman Advance]]''. [[Rayman]] is shown in his ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape|Rayman 2]]'' appearance, surrounded by Antitoons. Despite this he does not appear fazed, and has in fact picked up a disgruntled Antitoon and is holding it up for the viewer to see. These Antitoons look somewhat different from the ones that actually appear in the games, in that they are lighter in colour and appear more three-dimensional. On an official website, [[Ubisoft]] posted four high-resolution images depicting this interpretation of the Antitoons, with each Antitoon displaying a different emotion.
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 Image:R1 site Antitoon sad.jpg
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-In addition to blue and red Antitoons, ''[[Rayman Activity Centre]]'' also features grey, green, pink and yellow Antitoons. They appear in an activity called [[the Cartoon Dance]], in which the player must arrange them in certain patterns. These Antitoons perform dance routines each time the player completes a stage.
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