Sea of Serendipity

• This article is about the world in Rayman Origins. For the world in Rayman Adventures, see 20,000 Lums Under the Sea.

Promotional screenshot of the Sea of Serendipity, showing Rayman, Globox and two Teensies swimming away from a Murray.

The Sea of Serendipity, later revisited as the Angsty Abyss, is the fourth world in Rayman Origins. It later appeared in the Back to Origins mode of Rayman Legends. This world comprises dock environments above and underwater elements below. This is the first world in the game not to be inspired by a world from the original Rayman game.

Description

The Sea of Serendipity consists mainly of underwater areas, home to with a variety of fish and marine life. While some are benevolent or neutral, such as luminous fish, anglerfish and the colorful, singing friendly fish, this also includes numerous enemies such blowfish, spiky fish, redfish, rockfish, flying fish, swordfish, jellyfish, giant jellyfish, sea anemones, tentacle claws, ocean spiders and Murrays. Some underwater areas are just under the surface and well lit, while other are much deeper and completely dark. The emerged part of the Sea of Serendipity consists of a dock-like environment populated by members of Globox's species called Red Wizards. The Darktoons have taken over the docks, and can sometimes be found stuck on their heads.

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  The first level shows members of Globox's species named the Red Wizards with Darktoons stuck on their heads.
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  A group of singing friendly fish that appear throughout the world.
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  Some underwater areas are deep and dark.

In Rayman Origins

Sea of Serendipity

Sea of Serendipity
← Gourmand Land			Mystical Pique →
Angsty Abyss

The Sea of Serendipity is the fourth world in Rayman Origins. At the start of the world, above the surface of the ocean, the heroes come across a tribe of Globox's species named the Red Wizards who live in a village raised on stilts. Once the nymph Annetta Fish has been saved from a Darktoon, she will give them the power to dive. With this ability, the team can go deeper into the sea and its many caverns, all the way into the abyss.

Levels

• Port 'O Panic
• Swimming with Stars
• Pirate's Treasure! (optional; Tricky Treasure level)
• Freaking Flipper
• Bad Bubbles and Beyond
• Fire When Wetty

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  The heroes must save Annetta Fish from a Darktoon.
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  Raymesis using the newly acquired swimming power.
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  Two ocean spiders.

Angsty Abyss

Angsty Abyss
← Luscious Lakes			Moody Clouds →
Sea of Serendipity

To save one of the Four Kings, the heroes must enter the Angsty Abyss. Similarly to their first visit to the Sea of Serendipity, they must swim through the caverns deep under the sea, although these areas are more dangerous than the ones they previously encountered. The heroes must then fight Creveton, the last of the Four Kings. Once all Four Kings have been saved, the heroes can return to the nymphs at the Dreamer's Door.

Levels

• Why So Crabby?
• Scuba Shootout
• Beware of Mini-Murray
• Risky Ruin (optional; Tricky Treasure level)
• Murray of the Deep

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  More enemies appear in the Angsty Abyss.
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  Flying fish appear at one point in the world.
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  The team eventually has to battle Creveton.

In Rayman Legends

Sea of Serendipity
← Gourmand Land			Mystical Pique →
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The Sea of Serendipity returns as a world in the Back to Origins mode in Rayman Legends. The levels from the Sea of Serendipity and the Angsty Abyss are fused into one world, with some, such as the Electoon stages, not being present. The levels themselves are mostly the same, with some graphical updates. The Magician's hat has, however, been removed from the levels, and some have been made easier. Swimming with Stars is known in the game as "Swimming with the Stars", and Beware of Mini-Murray is known as "Beware of the Mini Murray".

Levels

• Freaking Flipper
• Swimming with the Stars
• Why So Crabby?
• Fire When Wetty
• Beware of the Mini Murray
• Scuba Shootout
• Risky Ruin
• Murray of the Deep

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  Freaking Flipper, as it appears in Rayman Legends.
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  Why So Crabby?, as it appears in Rayman Legends.
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  Beware of Mini-Murray, as it appears in Rayman Legends.

In Rayman Adventures

Main article: 20,000 Lums Under the Sea#Rayman Adventures

In Rayman Adventures, the world 20,000 Lums Under the Sea, previously encountered in Rayman Legends, is called "Sea of Serendipity". This suggests that the entirety of the environments visited in both games in 20,000 Lums Under the Sea are part of the Sea of Serendipity.

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  An underwater section from 20,000 Lums Under the Sea in Rayman Legends
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  Inside an underwater base in Rayman Legends
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  In Rayman Adventures, this world also features areas in the open ocean.

Names in other languages

Language	Name
English	Sea of Serendipity
Chinese (simplified)	天赐之海
Czech	Moře blaha
Danish	Lykketræffets hav
Dutch	Zee van Tijd (Rayman Origins) Zee van tijd (Rayman Legends)
Finnish	Sattumien meri
French	Océan des songes
German	Ozean der Opportunitäten
Hungarian	Talány-tenger
Italian	Mare della serendipità
Japanese	おどろきの うみ (Rayman Origins) 「ひか光りかがやくうみ海」 (Rayman Legends)
Norwegian	Lykketreffsjøen
Polish	Morze Szczęśliwości (Rayman Origins) Morze szczęśliwości (Rayman Legends)
Portuguese	Mar da Serendipidade (Rayman Origins) Mar de sorte (Rayman Legends)
Russian	Море Прозорливости
Spanish	Mar de la Intranquilidad
Swedish	Lyckohavet

Language	Name
English	Angsty Abyss
Czech	Zlostná rokle
Dutch	Dreigende Diepte
French	Abysse pétoche
German	Schauriger Schlund
Hungarian	Merész mélység
Italian	Abisso arrabbiato
Japanese	さびしい あな
Polish	Straszliwa Otchłań
Portuguese	Abismo da Angústia
Russian	Тревожная Бездна
Spanish	El Abismo Langosto