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'''Spiky flowers''' are enemy plants encountered in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', ''[[Rayman Legends]]'' and ''[[Rayman Adventures]]''. They come in dark blue and dark green varieties. Each flower is surrounded by spikes, and has a large dark-red eye which follows the player characters across the screen. Multiple flowers are usually connected to a single plant, which sprouts from a single bulb. By striking this, the player can instantly cause all flowers to snap shut like Venus flytraps and retract into the plant, clearing the way. Striking the bulb again causes the spiky flowers to return.

'''Spiky flowers''' are enemy plants encountered in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', ''[[Rayman Legends]]'' and ''[[Rayman Adventures]]''.

In ''[[Rayman ~~Legends]]~~''~~, spiky flowers return.~~ They ~~only appear~~ in ~~[[Toad Story]], where they are~~ blue, and ~~now their eye is white with~~ a red ~~pupil~~. ~~They only have spikes when their eye is open~~, ~~but in~~ [[~~the Winds of Strange]] and [[Altitude Quickness~~]], ~~[[Murfy]]~~ can ~~close their eyes~~, ~~and thus~~ the flowers ~~can be used as bouncy platforms~~.

==In ''Rayman Origins''==

They come in dark blue and dark green varieties. Each flower is surrounded by spikes, and has a large dark-red eye which follows the player characters across the screen. Multiple flowers are usually connected to a single plant, which sprouts from a single [[bulb]]. By striking this, the player can instantly cause all flowers to snap shut like Venus flytraps and retract into the plant, clearing the way. Striking the bulb again causes the spiky flowers to return.

In ''[[Rayman ~~Adventures~~]]'', spiky flowers are the same as they were in ''[[Rayman Legends]]'', but they are green, and their eyes stay permanently closed, leaving them to be used as platforms.

RO_Spiky_Flower.png|A spiky flower as it appears in ''[[Rayman Origins]]''.

RO JungleOutThere SpikePlant.jpg|Spiky flowers sprouting from a blue [[bulb]], as seen in [[It's a Jungle Out There...]].

RO JungleOutThere SpikePlantKill.jpg|Spiky flowers bubblising [[Livingstone|Lividstones]].

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==In ''Rayman Legends''==

They only appear in [[Toad Story]], where they are blue, and now their eye is white with a red pupil. They only have spikes when their eye is open, but in [[the Winds of Strange]] and [[Altitude Quickness]], [[Murfy]] can close their eyes, and thus the flowers can be used as bouncy platforms.

Altitude Quickness 4.png|A spiky flower, as seen in [[Altitude Quickness]] from ''[[Rayman Legends]]''.

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==In ''Rayman Adventures''==

Spiky flowers are the same as they were in ''[[Rayman Legends]]'', but they are green, and their eyes stay permanently closed, leaving them to be used as platforms.

==See also==

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-'''Spiky flowers''' are enemy plants encountered in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', ''[[Rayman Legends]]'' and ''[[Rayman Adventures]]''. They come in dark blue and dark green varieties. Each flower is surrounded by spikes, and has a large dark-red eye which follows the player characters across the screen. Multiple flowers are usually connected to a single plant, which sprouts from a single bulb. By striking this, the player can instantly cause all flowers to snap shut like Venus flytraps and retract into the plant, clearing the way. Striking the bulb again causes the spiky flowers to return.
+'''Spiky flowers''' are enemy plants encountered in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', ''[[Rayman Legends]]'' and ''[[Rayman Adventures]]''.
-In ''[[Rayman Legends]]'', spiky flowers return. They only appear in [[Toad Story]], where they are blue, and now their eye is white with a red pupil. They only have spikes when their eye is open, but in [[the Winds of Strange]] and [[Altitude Quickness]], [[Murfy]] can close their eyes, and thus the flowers can be used as bouncy platforms.
+==In ''Rayman Origins''==
+They come in dark blue and dark green varieties. Each flower is surrounded by spikes, and has a large dark-red eye which follows the player characters across the screen. Multiple flowers are usually connected to a single plant, which sprouts from a single [[bulb]]. By striking this, the player can instantly cause all flowers to snap shut like Venus flytraps and retract into the plant, clearing the way. Striking the bulb again causes the spiky flowers to return.
-In ''[[Rayman Adventures]]'', spiky flowers are the same as they were in ''[[Rayman Legends]]'', but they are green, and their eyes stay permanently closed, leaving them to be used as platforms.
+<gallery widths="320" heights="180">
+RO_Spiky_Flower.png|A spiky flower as it appears in ''[[Rayman Origins]]''.
+RO JungleOutThere SpikePlant.jpg|Spiky flowers sprouting from a blue [[bulb]], as seen in [[It's a Jungle Out There...]].
+RO JungleOutThere SpikePlantKill.jpg|Spiky flowers bubblising [[Livingstone|Lividstones]].
+</gallery>
+==In ''Rayman Legends''==
+They only appear in [[Toad Story]], where they are blue, and now their eye is white with a red pupil. They only have spikes when their eye is open, but in [[the Winds of Strange]] and [[Altitude Quickness]], [[Murfy]] can close their eyes, and thus the flowers can be used as bouncy platforms.
+<gallery widths="320" heights="180">
+Altitude Quickness 4.png|A spiky flower, as seen in [[Altitude Quickness]] from ''[[Rayman Legends]]''.
+</gallery>
+==In ''Rayman Adventures''==
+Spiky flowers are the same as they were in ''[[Rayman Legends]]'', but they are green, and their eyes stay permanently closed, leaving them to be used as platforms.
 ==See also==