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::::Side note: Droolie is also right about the fact that the RRR GBA [[Hunter]]s seem like essentially different Hunters thanks to their completely different appearances. I guess a better example would be if we made a separate page for the red [[Missile]]s because of their different color and behavior, or if we made a separate page for the Legends [[Blue Punch]]es because of their ability to turn red upon charging the punch and their appearance being different from the Origins versions. However, they are in the same page despite these differences, and I feel the same should go for these “Jacquouilles”. But it’s up to y’all at the end of the day. -RayGamer99

:::::Update: I've done a little bit of digging, and in [[Sandbox]]'s description in ''[[Rayman Adventures]]'', it says that "Lividstones attacked their castle". Since "Jacquouilles" are commonly found in castles (and since the Origins Lividstones are, to my knowledge, only found in one [[Toad Story]] level in Adventures), it is likely that they are referring to the bandit-dressed Lividstones. Not sure if this changes anything, but I just wanted to put here that there is, in fact, an official source that calls the "Jacquouilles" Lividstones. -RayGamer99

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	::::Side note: Droolie is also right about the fact that the RRR GBA [[Hunter]]s seem like essentially different Hunters thanks to their completely different appearances. I guess a better example would be if we made a separate page for the red [[Missile]]s because of their different color and behavior, or if we made a separate page for the Legends [[Blue Punch]]es because of their ability to turn red upon charging the punch and their appearance being different from the Origins versions. However, they are in the same page despite these differences, and I feel the same should go for these “Jacquouilles”. But it’s up to y’all at the end of the day. -RayGamer99		::::Side note: Droolie is also right about the fact that the RRR GBA [[Hunter]]s seem like essentially different Hunters thanks to their completely different appearances. I guess a better example would be if we made a separate page for the red [[Missile]]s because of their different color and behavior, or if we made a separate page for the Legends [[Blue Punch]]es because of their ability to turn red upon charging the punch and their appearance being different from the Origins versions. However, they are in the same page despite these differences, and I feel the same should go for these “Jacquouilles”. But it’s up to y’all at the end of the day. -RayGamer99

			:::::Update: I've done a little bit of digging, and in [[Sandbox]]'s description in ''[[Rayman Adventures]]'', it says that "Lividstones attacked their castle". Since "Jacquouilles" are commonly found in castles (and since the Origins Lividstones are, to my knowledge, only found in one [[Toad Story]] level in Adventures), it is likely that they are referring to the bandit-dressed Lividstones. Not sure if this changes anything, but I just wanted to put here that there is, in fact, an official source that calls the "Jacquouilles" Lividstones. -RayGamer99