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The heroes land in the rocky labyrinth, where it is quiet from the start. The music begins to play when the first chain of [[Lum (UbiArt games)|Lums]] is collected. The team cannot stop [[running]], as a force from behind appears. They begin by using grapples to avoid solid lava and by punching stacked [[Minotaur]]s. [[Dark creature]]s appear shortly after; the special [[mushroom]]s must be used to destroy them. The heroes later alternate between the room from [[the Amazing Maze]] and the rocky labyrinth.

Then, after using the [[wall run]], some [[Dragon (Olympus Maximus)|dragons]] will appear and can be used like platforms to reach a [[champibumper]]. Other [[Dragon (Olympus Maximus)|dragons]] later on will chase the players and some will breath fire near the final [[champibumper]] that will take them to the ending of the level.

 

Dragon Slayer distant skull coin.jpg|To the far right an unobtainable [[Skull Coin]] can be seen in the distant.

'''Dragon Slayer, 8-Bit Edition''' is the sixth level of [[Living Dead Party]], the sixth world in ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. It is also the eleventh music level in the game. The effect on this level is the same pixel effect that's used in the 8-bit version of [[Mariachi Madness]].

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