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[[Image:The Isle of Doors DC 01 The Woods of Light.jpg|thumb|320px|left|The [[Spiral Door]] in [[the Isle of Doors]] which leads to the Woods of Light]]

The level is almost identical to that in the original version, though it is graphically enhanced. The most notable gameplay enhancement is the inclusion of a [[Purple Lum]] found high up in the air at the near end of the level. Rayman can only reach this once he climbs between the two walls to the top of the ledge, and then the [[Purple Lum]] will take him onto another ledge that gives him access to the [[Globox Village]], a location exclusive to the Dreamcast version. However, Rayman will need to return to the Woods of Light in order to use it, once he has rescued [[Ly]] from her prison in the [[Fairy Glade]] and acquired the power to swing onto Purple Lums from the [[Silver Lum]] she gives to him.

The level is almost identical to that in the original version, though it is graphically enhanced; for example, butterflies and a flower bed were added to the area where Rayman learns to wall jump. The most notable gameplay enhancement is the inclusion of a [[Purple Lum]] found high up in the air at the near end of the level. Rayman can only reach this once he climbs between the two walls to the top of the ledge, and then the [[Purple Lum]] will take him onto another ledge that gives him access to the [[Globox Village]], a location exclusive to the Dreamcast version. However, Rayman will need to return to the Woods of Light in order to use it, once he has rescued [[Ly]] from her prison in the [[Fairy Glade]] and acquired the power to swing onto Purple Lums from the [[Silver Lum]] she gives to him.

Notably, [[the Hall of Doors]] is replaced by [[the Isle of Doors]] in the Dreamcast version.

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 [[Image:The Isle of Doors DC 01 The Woods of Light.jpg|thumb|320px|left|The [[Spiral Door]] in [[the Isle of Doors]] which leads to the Woods of Light]]
-The level is almost identical to that in the original version, though it is graphically enhanced. The most notable gameplay enhancement is the inclusion of a [[Purple Lum]] found high up in the air at the near end of the level.  Rayman can only reach this once he climbs between the two walls to the top of the ledge, and then the [[Purple Lum]] will take him onto another ledge that gives him access to the [[Globox Village]], a location exclusive to the Dreamcast version.  However, Rayman will need to return to the Woods of Light in order to use it, once he has rescued [[Ly]] from her prison in the [[Fairy Glade]] and acquired the power to swing onto Purple Lums from the [[Silver Lum]] she gives to him.
+The level is almost identical to that in the original version, though it is graphically enhanced; for example, butterflies and a flower bed were added to the area where Rayman learns to wall jump. The most notable gameplay enhancement is the inclusion of a [[Purple Lum]] found high up in the air at the near end of the level.  Rayman can only reach this once he climbs between the two walls to the top of the ledge, and then the [[Purple Lum]] will take him onto another ledge that gives him access to the [[Globox Village]], a location exclusive to the Dreamcast version.  However, Rayman will need to return to the Woods of Light in order to use it, once he has rescued [[Ly]] from her prison in the [[Fairy Glade]] and acquired the power to swing onto Purple Lums from the [[Silver Lum]] she gives to him.
 Notably, [[the Hall of Doors]] is replaced by [[the Isle of Doors]] in the Dreamcast version.