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{{quote|text=These little creatures give [[Rayman]] the ability to shrink down in size, so he can pass easily through some of the game’s narrow passages. Walk up to one to become small, and walk back up to him or to another one to become normal-sized again.|sign=Manual|source=''[[Rayman 1|Rayman]]''}} | {{quote|text=These little creatures give [[Rayman]] the ability to shrink down in size, so he can pass easily through some of the game’s narrow passages. Walk up to one to become small, and walk back up to him or to another one to become normal-sized again.|sign=Manual|source=''[[Rayman 1|Rayman]]''}} | ||
'''Flying Blue Elves''', also known as '''reducers''', are small creatures found in [[Rayman 1|the original ''Rayman'' game]] and ''[[Rayman Designer]]''. In [[Rayman 1|the original game]], they only appear in [[Band Land]] and [[Picture City]], while in ''[[Rayman Designer]]'' they can be used in all worlds. They have the ability to shrink [[Rayman]] down to a minuscule size by touching him. This allows him to enter small passages that were inaccessible at his normal size. Touching them again causes [[Rayman]] to return to his original size. | '''Flying Blue Elves''', also known as '''reducers''', are small creatures found in [[Rayman 1|the original ''Rayman'' game]] and ''[[Rayman Designer]]''. In [[Rayman 1|the original game]], they only appear in [[Band Land]] and [[Picture City]], while in ''[[Rayman Designer]]'' they can be used in all worlds. They are also noteably absent in the Jaguar version of the game, where puzzles involving them have been tweaked to compensate.<br> | ||
The Flying Blue Elves have the ability to shrink [[Rayman]] down to a minuscule size by touching him. This allows him to enter small passages that were inaccessible at his normal size. Touching them again causes [[Rayman]] to return to his original size. | |||
[[Rayman]]'s ability to resize himself is revisited in ''[[Rayman Revolution]]'' by eating a [[Yellow mushroom]] in a hidden area in [[the Fairy Glade]]. In ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', this ability became available as a power, obtainable by saving [[Edith Up]], the [[nymph]] of the [[Gourmand Land]]. However the blue elves are replaced by [[funnel]]s in this game, though both bear strong resemblance in eyes and wings. | [[Rayman]]'s ability to resize himself is revisited in ''[[Rayman Revolution]]'' by eating a [[Yellow mushroom]] in a hidden area in [[the Fairy Glade]]. In ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', this ability became available as a power, obtainable by saving [[Edith Up]], the [[nymph]] of the [[Gourmand Land]]. However the blue elves are replaced by [[funnel]]s in this game, though both bear strong resemblance in eyes and wings. | ||
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These little creatures give Rayman the ability to shrink down in size, so he can pass easily through some of the game’s narrow passages. Walk up to one to become small, and walk back up to him or to another one to become normal-sized again.—Manual, Rayman
Flying Blue Elves, also known as reducers, are small creatures found in the original Rayman game and Rayman Designer. In the original game, they only appear in Band Land and Picture City, while in Rayman Designer they can be used in all worlds. They are also noteably absent in the Jaguar version of the game, where puzzles involving them have been tweaked to compensate.
The Flying Blue Elves have the ability to shrink Rayman down to a minuscule size by touching him. This allows him to enter small passages that were inaccessible at his normal size. Touching them again causes Rayman to return to his original size.
Rayman's ability to resize himself is revisited in Rayman Revolution by eating a Yellow mushroom in a hidden area in the Fairy Glade. In Rayman Origins, this ability became available as a power, obtainable by saving Edith Up, the nymph of the Gourmand Land. However the blue elves are replaced by funnels in this game, though both bear strong resemblance in eyes and wings.