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Following the liberation of the [[Four Kings]], the heroes return to the [[Dreamer's Door]] at the top of [[Mystical Pique]], where the [[nymph]]s and [[Teensie]]s are now able to send them to the Moody Clouds. Their journey begins aboard giant [[mosquito]]es, navigating treacherous storm clouds before reaching a massive airborne factory. It is here they encounter [[the Magician]], who reveals himself as both the mastermind behind the complex machinery | Following the liberation of the [[Four Kings]], the heroes return to the [[Dreamer's Door]] at the top of [[Mystical Pique]], where the [[nymph]]s and [[Teensie]]s are now able to send them to the Moody Clouds. Their journey begins aboard giant [[mosquito]]es, navigating treacherous storm clouds before reaching a massive airborne factory. It is here they encounter [[the Magician]], who reveals himself as both the mastermind behind the complex machinery, powered by the [[Lum (UbiArt games)|Lums]] provided by the heroes, as well as a devoted admirer of [[Mr Dark]]. A chase ensues across the mechanical expanse and through the turbulent skies, with the heroes once again aided by their [[mosquito]] allies. Eventually, they catch up to [[the Magician]], who accidentally causes the destruction of the Moody Clouds, and they fall from the sky onto [[the Snoring Tree]], ending the events of the game. | ||
Uniquely, the final three levels of the Moody Clouds are played continuously, without returning to the world map between stages. Players retain the ability to exit and restart from a previous level within this sequence, however. | Uniquely, the final three levels of the Moody Clouds are played continuously, without returning to the world map between stages. Players retain the ability to exit and restart from a previous level within this sequence, however. | ||
Moody Clouds is notable for being one of only three worlds in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'' not to be revisited under a different name. This distinction is shared with [[Mystical Pique]] and the [[Land of the Livid Dead (UbiArt games)|Land of the Livid Dead]]. Additionally, it is the only world to feature two distinct [[mosquito]] levels. | The Moody Clouds is notable for being one of only three worlds in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'' not to be revisited under a different name. This distinction is shared with [[Mystical Pique]] and the [[Land of the Livid Dead (UbiArt games)|Land of the Livid Dead]]. Additionally, it is the only world to feature two distinct [[mosquito]] levels. | ||
===Levels=== | ===Levels=== | ||
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Riding the Storm 5.jpg|The storm that surrounds the city itself. | |||
RidingTheStorm Machines.jpg|The heroes approach the mechanical factory. | |||
RidingTheStorm End.jpg|Large structures seen from far away. | |||
Rondsdefuméesection4.jpg|The architecture of the Moody Clouds prominently features intricate machinery. | Rondsdefuméesection4.jpg|The architecture of the Moody Clouds prominently features intricate machinery. | ||
Sciedémentesection5.jpg|Exposed gears and other mechanical components are visible throughout the world. | Sciedémentesection5.jpg|Exposed gears and other mechanical components are visible throughout the world. | ||
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In ''[[Rayman Legends]]'', | In ''[[Rayman Legends]]'', five levels from the Moody Clouds are found in the [[Mystical Pique]] painting in the [[Back to Origins]] mode. They are [[Riding the Storm]], [[Tricky Temple Too]], [[On Top of Old Smokey]], [[Mecha No Mistake!]] and [[Shoot for the Stars]]. | ||
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