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[[File:Flower bulb.png|thumb|right|250px|A flower bulb from ''[[Rayman Origins]]''.]]
[[File:Flower bulb.png|thumb|right|250px|A flower bumper from ''[[Rayman Origins]]''.]]
'''Flower bulbs''' are objects that appear in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', ''[[Rayman Jungle Run]]'' and ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. When bounced on, the players will be sent to a certain direction.
'''Flower bumpers''' are objects that appear in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', ''[[Rayman Jungle Run]]'' and ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. When bounced on, the players will be sent to a certain direction.


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==In ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', ''[[Rayman Jungle Run]]'' and ''[[Rayman Legends]]''==
==In ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', ''[[Rayman Jungle Run]]'' and ''[[Rayman Legends]]''==
Flower bulbs are scattered throughout various worlds and levels in the UbiArt games they are found in. They always appear having a soft blue orb-like shape in the middle, with greenish-yellow leaves on the sides and bottom area. They generally face in a specific direction, to help the heroes reach inaccessible places or items like [[Lum (UbiArt games)|Lums]] and [[Skull Coin]]s. While the majority of the flower bulbs are small, few appear much larger than normal size. The larger flower bulbs are more common in ''[[Rayman Jungle Run]]''. The flower bulbs are either on the ground, attached to a wall, or in the air.
Flower bumpers are scattered throughout various worlds and levels in the UbiArt games they are found in. They always appear having a soft blue orb-like shape in the middle, with greenish-yellow leaves on the sides and bottom area. They generally face in a specific direction, to help the heroes reach inaccessible places or items like [[Lum (UbiArt games)|Lums]] and [[Skull Coin]]s. While the majority of the flower bumpers are small, few appear much larger than normal size. The larger flower bumpers are more common in ''[[Rayman Jungle Run]]''. The flower bumpers are either on the ground, attached to a wall, or in the air.


Other objects in ''[[Rayman Legends]]'' act the same as the flower bulbs, like the sacks. Because of this, the flower bulbs are rare, but they can still be found in several levels, and in the [[Back to Origins]] levels.
Other objects in ''[[Rayman Legends]]'' act the same as the flower bumpers, like the sacks. Because of this, the flower bumpers are rare, but they can still be found in several levels, and in the [[Back to Origins]] levels.


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Punching Plateaus 8.jpg|Flower bulbs in ''[[Rayman Origins]]''.
Punching Plateaus 8.jpg|Flower bumpers in ''[[Rayman Origins]]''.
Swinging Caves 3.jpg|A large flower bulb in ''[[Rayman Origins]]''.
Swinging Caves 3.jpg|A large flower bumper in ''[[Rayman Origins]]''.
Jungle Run 3-1 Screenshot 2.png|Several flower bulbs in ''[[Rayman Jungle Run]]''.
Jungle Run 3-1 Screenshot 2.png|Several flower bumpers in ''[[Rayman Jungle Run]]''.


EnchantedForestInvaded3.jpg|The white sacks and other similar objects replace the flower bulbs for the most part in ''[[Rayman Legends]]''.
EnchantedForestInvaded3.jpg|The white sacks and other similar objects replace the flower bumpers for the most part in ''[[Rayman Legends]]''.
Rayman Legends Switch - Bumper 2.jpg|[[Murfy]] can turn the bulbs purple in [[Murfy's Touch]] which gives the player [[Lum (UbiArt games)|Lum]]s upon contact.
Rayman Legends Switch - Bumper 2.jpg|[[Murfy]] can turn the bulbs purple in [[Murfy's Touch]] which gives the player [[Lum (UbiArt games)|Lum]]s upon contact.
The Winds of Strange 2.png|These bulbs in [[Toad Story]] are also more common than the flower bulbs in ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. It is possible these are flower bulbs but with a different design.
The Winds of Strange 2.png|These bulbs in [[Toad Story]] are also more common than the flower bumpers in ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. It is possible these are flower bumpers but with a different design.
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Revision as of 20:50, 4 September 2019

A flower bumper from Rayman Origins.

Flower bumpers are objects that appear in Rayman Origins, Rayman Jungle Run and Rayman Legends. When bounced on, the players will be sent to a certain direction.


In Rayman Origins, Rayman Jungle Run and Rayman Legends

Flower bumpers are scattered throughout various worlds and levels in the UbiArt games they are found in. They always appear having a soft blue orb-like shape in the middle, with greenish-yellow leaves on the sides and bottom area. They generally face in a specific direction, to help the heroes reach inaccessible places or items like Lums and Skull Coins. While the majority of the flower bumpers are small, few appear much larger than normal size. The larger flower bumpers are more common in Rayman Jungle Run. The flower bumpers are either on the ground, attached to a wall, or in the air.

Other objects in Rayman Legends act the same as the flower bumpers, like the sacks. Because of this, the flower bumpers are rare, but they can still be found in several levels, and in the Back to Origins levels.

Rayman Origins
Characters Rayman • Globox • Bubble Dreamer • Murfy • The Magician • Electoon • Betilla • Holly Luya • Edith Up • Annetta Fish • Helena Handbasket • Four Kings • Moskitoes • Mister Death • Livid Dead • Teensie • Green Teensy • Goth Teensy • Raybox • Red Globox • Teensy Ray • GlobTeen • Teensy Queen • Teensy Wizard • Grand Minimus • Ninja Teensy • Flaming Teensy • The First King • Raymesis • Glombrox
Bosses Boss Bird • Giant Eel • Golem • Carnivora • Mocking Bird • El Stomacho • Creveton • Mecha Carnivora • Mecha Mockingbird • The Magician • Big Mama
Enemies Darktoon • Psychlops • Lividstone • Darkblocker • Hunter • Live missile • Tentacle claw • Darkroot • Baby piranha • Helicopter bomb • Spiky bird • Flying creature • Spiky fish • Granny
Jibberish Jungle/Ticklish Temples Spiky flower • Spiky platform (Rayman Origins) • Big fly • Small fly
Desert of Dijiridoos/Grumbling Grottos Red bird • Helmet bird • Blowing bird • Small bird • Big bird • Spiky snake
Gourmand Land/Luscious Lakes Spiky orange • Baby Dragon Waiter • Baby Dragon Chef • Fork • Flying dragon • Knife • Chilli pepper • Spoon • Plomber
Sea of Serendipity/Angsty Abyss Murray • Redfish • Jellyfish • Giant jellyfish • Sea anemone • Blowfish • Anglerfish • Rockfish • Swordfish • Flying fish • Ocean spider
Mystical Pique Stone man • Lava rock
Moody Clouds Small mecha fly • Big mecha fly • Robot • Mecha fish
Locations The Glade of Dreams • The Snoring Tree • Dreamer's Door • Land of the Livid Dead
Powers Telescopic fist • Hanging • Running • Helicopter • Swimming • Crush attack • Wall run
Collectibles Lum • Lum King • Lum Medal • Skull Coin • Heart • Phial • Skull Tooth • Speed trophy • Flying Punch • Relic
Plants Mushroom • Bouncy flower • Bulb-o-Lum • Champibumper • Bubble bush • Explosive bulb
Objects Cage • Switch • Funnel • Pepperpaste • Spoon • Spiral Door • Suns • Moons
Platforms Nenuphar • Bubble • Platformman • Flute snake • Notebird • Bumper notebird • Spiky platform • Lime • Bean • Popcorn • Sausage • Caterpillar • Snake of the Dead • Bumper jelly
Creatures Bird • Fish • Swingman • Tricky Treasure • Bubo • Butterfly • Friendly fish • Luminous fish
Related articles Rayman Origins (early production) • Slap, Flap and Go • Ghost Mode • Rayman Jungle Run • Rayman Origins & Rayman Legends Double Pack • List of achievements and trophies in Rayman Origins
Rayman Legends
Characters Rayman • Globox • Bubble Dreamer • Murfy • Creature • Teensie • Grand Minimus • Goth Teensy • Sir Globrax • Sir Rayelot • Teensy Ray • Ray Plumber • Ray Vaas • Red Globox • GlobTeen • Glob Plumber • Far Glob • Raybox • Teensy Queen • Glombrox • Teensy Wizard • Raymesis • Teensy Hermit • Raymolk • Ninja Teensy • Globolk • Flaming Teensy • Poglox • The First King • Rayomz • Barbara • Elysia • Aurora • Twila • Estelia • Selena • Ursula • Emma • Olympia • Sibylla • The Golden Teensy • Splinter Ray • Assassin Ray • Avelina • Ray of Persia • Glob Cell • Funky Ray • Champion Ray • Elder Teensy • Moskitoes
Bosses Dark Teensies • Grunderbite • Armored Toad • Luchador • El Luchador • Seabreather • Mechanical Dragon • Hades' Hand • Boss Bird • Carnivora • Mocking Bird • El Stomacho • Creveton • Mecha Carnivora • Mecha Mockingbird • Big Mama
Enemies Tentacle claw • Darkroot • Devilbob • Spiky flower • Darkblocker • Spiky snake • Lavaroot • Live missile • Flying sword • Dark Rayman
Teensies In Trouble Lividstone • Forest dragon • Francky • Ghost • Blade • Carnivorous liana
Toad Story Toad • Oger • Spiky bird • Red Toad
Fiesta de los Muertos Mariachi • Baby Dragon Chef • Luchador • Small fly
20,000 Lums Under the Sea Dark Sentry • Underwater Toad • Mecha Mini-Murray • Jellyfish • Spy Toad • Sharkman • Laser • Swordfish • Murray • Spiky fish
Olympus Maximus Minotaur • Dark creature • Red Minotaur • Giant Minotaur • Dragon
Living Dead Party Granny
Locations The Glade of Dreams • The Snoring Tree • Main Gallery • Back to Origins • Online Challenges • Kung Foot • Murfy's Challenges • Murfy's Touch
Powers Telescopic fist • Hanging • Running • Helicopter • Swimming • Crush attack • Wall run
Collectibles Lum • Lucky ticket • Skull Coin • Heart • Phial • Flying Punch
Plants Mushroom • Turnip • Bouncy flower • Champibumper
Objects Cage • Switch • Funnel • Soccer ball • Spoon • Suns • Moons • Kuyalum
Platforms Nenuphar • Bubble • Bouncing skull • Pillowbumper • Flute snake • Guacamole • Caterpillar • Flying shield • Flying platform • Drum
Creatures Bird • Fish • Swingman • Butterfly • Bubo • Tricky Treasure • Luminous fish
Related articles Rayman Legends (early production) • Rayman Legends Beatbox • Rayman Fiesta Run • Rayman Origins & Rayman Legends Double Pack • Rayman Adventures
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