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The Chamber of the Teensies is shown as a rectangular stone platform in an empty abyss. At one end, there is a [[Spiral Door]] which allows [[Rayman]] to enter the Chamber. Once there, [[Rayman]] meets the [[Grand Minimus]], who give him instructions as to what to do next. At the far end of the Chamber, there is a stone door which, when [[Rayman]] has gathered enough [[Yellow Lum]]s, can take him to the locations of the [[Four Masks of Polokus|Four Masks]]. [[Rayman]] will visit the chamber a total of four times, it is visited in a cutscene at the beginning of each of the four levels containing the [[Four Masks of Polokus|Masks]]; however, it is skipped if [[Rayman]] has already played the level. | The Chamber of the Teensies is shown as a rectangular stone platform in an empty abyss. At one end, there is a [[Spiral Door]] which allows [[Rayman]] to enter the Chamber. Once there, [[Rayman]] meets the [[Grand Minimus]], who give him instructions as to what to do next. At the far end of the Chamber, there is a stone door which, when [[Rayman]] has gathered enough [[Yellow Lum]]s, can take him to the locations of the [[Four Masks of Polokus|Four Masks]]. [[Rayman]] will visit the chamber a total of four times, it is visited in a cutscene at the beginning of each of the four levels containing the [[Four Masks of Polokus|Masks]]; however, it is skipped if [[Rayman]] has already played the level. | ||
The Chamber of the Teensies is alluded to in ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape|Rayman 2]]'''s manual. A short story found within the manual which serves as the backdrop for the game tells us that the invasion of the [[Robo-Pirate army]] caused an outbreak of panic in both the Chamber of the Teensies and [[the Fairy Council]]. It seems that the Chamber serves as a base or meeting-place for the [[Teensie]]s in the same manner that the Fairy Council appears to form the centre of operations for the [[Fairy|fairies]]. In fact, the [[Grand Minimus]] calls it ‘the Council Chamber of the Teensies’ when first welcoming [[Rayman]] there. | The Chamber of the Teensies is alluded to in ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape|Rayman 2]]'''s manual. A short story found within the manual which serves as the backdrop for the game tells us that the invasion of the [[Robo-Pirate army]] caused an outbreak of panic in both the Chamber of the Teensies and [[the Fairy Council]]. It seems that the Chamber serves as a base or meeting-place for the [[Teensie]]s in the same manner that [[the Fairy Council]] appears to form the centre of operations for the [[Fairy|fairies]]. In fact, the [[Grand Minimus]] calls it ‘the Council Chamber of the Teensies’ when first welcoming [[Rayman]] there. | ||
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Panic in the Chamber of the Teensies and the Fairy Council: Robot-Pirates from deep in space have arrived, determined to conquer and enslave their entire world.—Manual, Rayman Revolution
The Chamber of the Teensies is a location from Rayman 2. It is not found in the PlayStation version of Rayman 2 (in which its functions are essentially given to the Hall of Doors), and it is only mentioned in the manual of Rayman Revolution.
Description
The Chamber of the Teensies is shown as a rectangular stone platform in an empty abyss. At one end, there is a Spiral Door which allows Rayman to enter the Chamber. Once there, Rayman meets the Grand Minimus, who give him instructions as to what to do next. At the far end of the Chamber, there is a stone door which, when Rayman has gathered enough Yellow Lums, can take him to the locations of the Four Masks. Rayman will visit the chamber a total of four times, it is visited in a cutscene at the beginning of each of the four levels containing the Masks; however, it is skipped if Rayman has already played the level.
The Chamber of the Teensies is alluded to in Rayman 2's manual. A short story found within the manual which serves as the backdrop for the game tells us that the invasion of the Robo-Pirate army caused an outbreak of panic in both the Chamber of the Teensies and the Fairy Council. It seems that the Chamber serves as a base or meeting-place for the Teensies in the same manner that the Fairy Council appears to form the centre of operations for the fairies. In fact, the Grand Minimus calls it ‘the Council Chamber of the Teensies’ when first welcoming Rayman there.
Stone Door
The previously mentioned Stone Door will unlock the following worlds, for the following minimum Yellow Lum totals:
| World | Lums |
|---|---|
| The Sanctuary of Water and Ice | 100 |
| The Sanctuary of Stone and Fire | 300 |
| Beneath the Sanctuary of Rock and Lava | 475 |
| The Iron Mountains | 550 |
In the PlayStation version
See also: Hall of Doors (PlayStation)
While the Chamber of the Teensies does not feature in the PlayStation version of Rayman 2, the Stone Doors are still encountered within the Hall of Doors itself. Much like their counterparts, these doors will trigger a cutscene with Rayman talking with the Grand Minimus, they too have their own Yellow Lum requirements to open. However, unlike their counterparts, these doors do not block access to the worlds containing the Four Masks of Polokus, but other levels. The levels and the Yellow Lum counts can be seen below:
| World | Lums |
|---|---|
| The Marshes of Awakening | 50 |
| The Menhir Hills | 150 |
| The Echoing Caves | 400 |
| Tomb of the Ancients | 600 |
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