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The '''Desert of Dijiridoos''', later revisited as the '''Grumbling Grottos''', is the second world in ''[[Rayman Origins]]''. It later appeared in the [[Back to Origins]] mode of ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. This world, themed after music and composed mainly of musical instruments, is reminiscent of [[Band Land]], a world from [[Rayman 1|the original ''Rayman'' game]]. | The '''Desert of Dijiridoos''', later revisited as the '''Grumbling Grottos''', is the second world in ''[[Rayman Origins]]''. It later appeared in the [[Back to Origins]] mode of ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. This world, themed after music and composed mainly of musical instruments, is reminiscent of [[Band Land]], a world from [[Rayman 1|the original ''Rayman'' game]]. | ||
== Description == | ==Description== | ||
The Desert of Dijiridoos consists of a large desert landscape. Throughout the desert are many different instruments, such as pianos, [[Drum (UbiArt games)|drums]] and [[Gong (UbiArt games)|gongs]], which assist the players throughout the world. | The Desert of Dijiridoos consists of a large desert landscape. Throughout the desert are many different instruments, such as pianos, [[Drum (UbiArt games)|drums]] and [[Gong (UbiArt games)|gongs]], which assist the players throughout the world. | ||
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== In '' | ==In ''Rayman Origins''== | ||
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=== Desert of Dijiridoos === | ===Desert of Dijiridoos=== | ||
The Desert of Dijiridoos is the second world in ''[[Rayman Origins]]''. It is home to a [[nymph]] called [[Holly Luya]], who, like [[Betilla]] in the [[Jibberish Jungle]], has been captured by a [[Antitoon|Darktoon]]. When she is saved, she gives the heroes their second permanent power: the ability to [[Helicopter|glide]]. As the heroes continue throughout this world, they encounter different kinds of [[bird]]s, both friendly and hostile. Other enemies such as electrical shocks and familiar-looking [[spiky bird]]s appear. Some areas are very windy; the team must use their newly acquired [[Helicopter|glide]] power to fly with the wind. When the heroes eventually reach the [[mosquito]]es, they will enter the third world, [[Gourmand Land]]. | |||
==== Levels ==== | ====Levels==== | ||
*[[Crazy Bouncing]] | *[[Crazy Bouncing]] | ||
*[[Best Original Score]] | *[[Best Original Score]] | ||
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=== Grumbling Grottos === | ===Grumbling Grottos=== | ||
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Later on, the heroes must find and save the [[Four Kings]] in order to advance to the [[Moody Clouds]]. One of the worlds they enter is the Grumbling Grottos, an environment comprised of mysterious caves near the desert. This world is more protected and hazardous than the Desert of Dijiridoos and features numerous swarms of black [[flying creature]]s which resemble locusts. [[Rayman]] and his friends must use [[Gong (UbiArt games)|gongs]] to create sound waves which shield them from the [[flying creature]]s. The boss of this world is the [[Mocking Bird]], a more dangerous version of the previously encountered [[Boss Bird]]. | Later on, the heroes must find and save the [[Four Kings]] in order to advance to the [[Moody Clouds]]. One of the worlds they enter is the Grumbling Grottos, an environment comprised of mysterious caves near the desert. This world is more protected and hazardous than the Desert of Dijiridoos and features numerous swarms of black [[flying creature]]s which resemble locusts. [[Rayman]] and his friends must use [[Gong (UbiArt games)|gongs]] to create sound waves which shield them from the [[flying creature]]s. The boss of this world is the [[Mocking Bird]], a more dangerous version of the previously encountered [[Boss Bird]]. | ||
==== Levels ==== | ====Levels==== | ||
*[[Savage Swarms]] | *[[Savage Swarms]] | ||
*[[Tricky Winds]] | *[[Tricky Winds]] | ||
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=== Early production === | ===Early production=== | ||
[[File:Band Land Rayman Origins art.jpg|thumb|320px|[[Band Land]] served as the early inspiration for the Desert of Dijiridoos.]] | [[File:Band Land Rayman Origins art.jpg|thumb|320px|[[Band Land]] served as the early inspiration for the Desert of Dijiridoos.]] | ||
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== In '' | ==In ''Rayman Legends''== | ||
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The Desert of Dijiridoos returns as a world in the [[Back to Origins]] mode of ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. The levels from both the Desert of Dijiridoos and the Grumbling Grottos are merged into one world. Some levels, such as the [[Electoon]] stages, are not present. The levels themselves mostly remain the same, with some graphical updates. [[The Magician]]'s hat has, however, been removed from the levels, and some have been made easier. | The Desert of Dijiridoos returns as a world in the [[Back to Origins]] mode of ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. The levels from both the Desert of Dijiridoos and the Grumbling Grottos are merged into one world. Some levels, such as the [[Electoon]] stages, are not present. The levels themselves mostly remain the same, with some graphical updates. [[The Magician]]'s hat has, however, been removed from the levels, and some have been made easier. | ||
=== Levels === | ===Levels=== | ||
*[[Best Original Score#Back to Origins|Best Original Score]] | *[[Best Original Score#Back to Origins|Best Original Score]] | ||
*[[Tricky Winds#Back to Origins|Tricky Winds]] | *[[Tricky Winds#Back to Origins|Tricky Winds]] | ||
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== Other appearances == | ==Other appearances== | ||
[[File:SFGDijiridoos.jpg|320px|thumb|[[Globox]] in the Desert of Dijiridoos in the game ''[[Slap, Flap and Go]]''.]] | [[File:SFGDijiridoos.jpg|320px|thumb|[[Globox]] in the Desert of Dijiridoos in the game ''[[Slap, Flap and Go]]''.]] | ||
Revision as of 10:31, 4 September 2024
The Desert of Dijiridoos, later revisited as the Grumbling Grottos, is the second world in Rayman Origins. It later appeared in the Back to Origins mode of Rayman Legends. This world, themed after music and composed mainly of musical instruments, is reminiscent of Band Land, a world from the original Rayman game.
Description
The Desert of Dijiridoos consists of a large desert landscape. Throughout the desert are many different instruments, such as pianos, drums and gongs, which assist the players throughout the world.
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Electrical shocks are common in this world. Sometimes, they can be deactivated. -
In certain areas, the heroes have to use their glide power to fly.
In Rayman Origins
| Desert of Dijiridoos | |||||
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| ← Jibberish Jungle | Gourmand Land → | ||||
 Grumbling Grottos
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Desert of Dijiridoos
The Desert of Dijiridoos is the second world in Rayman Origins. It is home to a nymph called Holly Luya, who, like Betilla in the Jibberish Jungle, has been captured by a Darktoon. When she is saved, she gives the heroes their second permanent power: the ability to glide. As the heroes continue throughout this world, they encounter different kinds of birds, both friendly and hostile. Other enemies such as electrical shocks and familiar-looking spiky birds appear. Some areas are very windy; the team must use their newly acquired glide power to fly with the wind. When the heroes eventually reach the mosquitoes, they will enter the third world, Gourmand Land.
Levels
- Crazy Bouncing
- Best Original Score
- Cacophonic Chase (optional; Tricky Treasure level)
- Wind or Lose
- Skyward Sonata
- No Turning Back
- Shooting Me Softly
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The heroes have to rescue Holly Luya. -
Eventually, the heroes meet up with Murfy. -
The level Shooting Me Softly acts as a transition into the next world, Gourmand Land.
Grumbling Grottos
| Grumbling Grottos | |||||
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| ← Ticklish Temples | Luscious Lakes → | ||||
| Desert of Dijiridoos
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Later on, the heroes must find and save the Four Kings in order to advance to the Moody Clouds. One of the worlds they enter is the Grumbling Grottos, an environment comprised of mysterious caves near the desert. This world is more protected and hazardous than the Desert of Dijiridoos and features numerous swarms of black flying creatures which resemble locusts. Rayman and his friends must use gongs to create sound waves which shield them from the flying creatures. The boss of this world is the Mocking Bird, a more dangerous version of the previously encountered Boss Bird.
Levels
- Savage Swarms
- Tricky Winds
- Don't Shoot the DJ
- High Voltage
- Tuned-Up Treasure (optional; Tricky Treasure level)
- Snake Eyes
- To Bubblize a Mocking Bird
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Flying creatures that appear like locusts are common in the Grumbling Grottos. -
The team must use their glide power in certain areas. -
The team will battle the Mocking Bird at the end.
Early production
Main article: Rayman Origins (early production)
Not much is known about the early development of the Desert of Dijiridoos, except that Band Land, a world from the original Rayman game, served as the early inspiration for this world.
In Rayman Legends
| Desert of Dijiridoos | ||||||||
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| ← Jibberish Jungle | Gourmand Land → | |||||||
  
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The Desert of Dijiridoos returns as a world in the Back to Origins mode of Rayman Legends. The levels from both the Desert of Dijiridoos and the Grumbling Grottos are merged into one world. Some levels, such as the Electoon stages, are not present. The levels themselves mostly remain the same, with some graphical updates. The Magician's hat has, however, been removed from the levels, and some have been made easier.
Levels
- Best Original Score
- Tricky Winds
- Skyward Sonata
- Shooting Me Softly
- Snake Eyes
- Don't Shoot the DJ
- Tuned-Up Treasure
- To Bubblize a Mocking Bird
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Best Original Score, as it appears in Rayman Legends. -
Skyward Sonata, as it appears in Rayman Legends. -
Snake Eyes, as it appears in Rayman Legends.
Other appearances
The Desert of Dijiridoos also appears in the online Flash game Slap, Flap and Go.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name |
|---|---|
| English | Desert of Dijiridoos |
| Chinese (simplified) | 长笛沙漠 |
| Czech | Poušť didžeridů |
| Danish | En ørken fyldt med didgeridoos |
| Dutch | Droogte der Didgeridoos (Rayman Origins)
Droogte der didgeridoos (Rayman Legends) |
| Finnish | Dijiridoo-aavikko |
| French | Désert des didgeridoos |
| German | Dünen der Didgeridoos |
| Hungarian | Sápadt sivatag |
| Italian | Deserto dei Didgeridoo |
| Japanese | ディジリドゥーの さばく (Rayman Origins)
「たい太こ古のさ砂ばく漠」 (Rayman Legends) |
| Norwegian | Didgeridooens ørken |
| Polish | Pustynia Dijiridów |
| Portuguese | Deserto dos Desertores (Rayman Origins)
Deserto dos didgeridoos (Rayman Legends) |
| Russian | Пустыня Диджириду |
| Spanish | Desierto Superpoblado |
| Swedish | Diggiloo-öknen |
| Language | Name |
|---|---|
| English | Grumbling Grottos |
| Czech | Reptající jeskyně |
| Dutch | Grommende Grotten |
| French | Grottes grognonnantes |
| German | Grummelnde Grotten |
| Hungarian | Borzalmas barlang |
| Italian | Grotte brontolone |
| Japanese | ぶつぶつ どうくつ |
| Polish | Ględzące Groty |
| Portuguese | Grutas Rabugentas |
| Russian | Рокочущие Пещеры |
| Spanish | Grutas Quejicas |