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[[File:RL-Claw.png|thumb|right|A different variant of the Tentacle claw in ''[[Rayman Legends]]''.]]

In ''[[Rayman Legends]]'', their appearance has drastically changed. They are now brownish green, sporting an eye on the palms of their hands, the arms are connected to a large body with a gaping mouth, and have spikes, meaning that the player cannot [[Swimming|swim]] through them without getting hit. Sometimes [[Murfy]] will need to poke the eye of the tentacle claw to allow the player to advance. Tentacles can sport between 1-4 arms, and are usually found in water areas. They only appear in [[Teensies In Trouble]] and the first level of [[Toad Story]], but also appear in the [[Back to Origins]] levels. They will slightly follow a player if they get too close, and if close enough, their hand and eye will open wide, and they will lunge at the player. If they successfully catch the player, then they will drag the player to their mouth and swallow them, effectively killing them.

In ''[[Rayman Legends]]'', their appearance has drastically changed. They are now brownish green, sporting an eye on the palms of their hands, the arms are connected to a large body with a gaping mouth, and have spikes, meaning that the player cannot [[Swimming|swim]] through them without getting hit. Sometimes [[Murfy]] will need to poke the eye of the tentacle claw to allow the player to advance. Another version of the tentacle claw appears as a long body with a large eye with a red pupil covered with spikes, and has a mouth filled with sharp teeth. Tentacles can sport between 1-4 arms, and are usually found in water areas. They only appear in [[Teensies In Trouble]] and the first level of [[Toad Story]], but also appear in the [[Back to Origins]] levels. They will slightly follow a player if they get too close, and if close enough, their hand and eye will open wide, and they will lunge at the player. If they successfully catch the player, then they will drag the player to their mouth and swallow them, effectively killing them. The other version only appears in Once Upon a Time and Ropes Course, where Murfy is required to poke its eye in order for the player to advance.

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 [[File:RL-Claw.png|thumb|right|A different variant of the Tentacle claw in ''[[Rayman Legends]]''.]]
-In ''[[Rayman Legends]]'', their appearance has drastically changed. They are now brownish green, sporting an eye on the palms of their hands, the arms are connected to a large body with a gaping mouth, and have spikes, meaning that the player cannot [[Swimming|swim]] through them without getting hit. Sometimes [[Murfy]] will need to poke the eye of the tentacle claw to allow the player to advance. Tentacles can sport between 1-4 arms, and are usually found in water areas. They only appear in [[Teensies In Trouble]] and the first level of [[Toad Story]], but also appear in the [[Back to Origins]] levels. They will slightly follow a player if they get too close, and if close enough, their hand and eye will open wide, and they will lunge at the player. If they successfully catch the player, then they will drag the player to their mouth and swallow them, effectively killing them.
+In ''[[Rayman Legends]]'', their appearance has drastically changed. They are now brownish green, sporting an eye on the palms of their hands, the arms are connected to a large body with a gaping mouth, and have spikes, meaning that the player cannot [[Swimming|swim]] through them without getting hit. Sometimes [[Murfy]] will need to poke the eye of the tentacle claw to allow the player to advance. Another version of the tentacle claw appears as a long body with a large eye with a red pupil covered with spikes, and has a mouth filled with sharp teeth. Tentacles can sport between 1-4 arms, and are usually found in water areas. They only appear in [[Teensies In Trouble]] and the first level of [[Toad Story]], but also appear in the [[Back to Origins]] levels. They will slightly follow a player if they get too close, and if close enough, their hand and eye will open wide, and they will lunge at the player. If they successfully catch the player, then they will drag the player to their mouth and swallow them, effectively killing them. The other version only appears in Once Upon a Time and Ropes Course, where Murfy is required to poke its eye in order for the player to advance.
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