Raymolk

Raymolk
Other names	{{{other names}}}
Alignment	Good
Appears in	Rayman Legends, Rayman Adventures, Rayman Mini, Rayman: The Board Game
Location	{{{location}}}
Portrayed by	Douglas Rand
Sex	Male
Species	Rayman's species
Status	Hermit
Relatives	{{{relatives}}}
Unlock criteria	; (PC, Xbox 360, PS3, PS Vita) (Rayman Legends); ; (PS4) (Rayman Legends); ; (Wii U, Switch) (Rayman Legends); ; (Xbox One) (Rayman Legends) ; , Primal Cry Pack (Rayman Adventures) ; (Rayman Mini) ; Set of 10 Skins (Rayman: The Board Game)

Raymolk is one of the playable characters in Rayman Legends, Rayman Adventures, Rayman Mini, and Rayman: The Board Game.

Description

Raymolk is similar to Rayman, except he is hairier in comparison. His skin is brown, he wears a brown toga, and his "hood" is actually the hide of a dead animal.

Role in the games

Rayman Legends

Deep, deep in the Glade of Dreams jungle lives this cool, yet hairy hero. His mind is on a different planet and his hobby is chasing big monsters for dinner.
—In-game description, Rayman Legends, Rayman Adventures, Rayman Mini

In Rayman Legends he becomes playable once 130 000 Lums have been collected in the PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita versions. In the PlayStation 4 version he requires 170 000 Lums, in the Wii U and Switch versions 220 000 Lums and in the Xbox One version 280 000 Lums.

Rayman Adventures

In Rayman Adventures he can be purchased for gems or bought in the Primal Cry Pack.

Raymolk's sharing photo in Rayman Adventures.

Rayman Mini

In Rayman Mini he is unlocked for 1 electoon.

Rayman: The Board Game

Raymolk is set to appear as a playable character in Rayman: The Board Game. He is included in the set of 10 skins as an alternate skin for Rayman. He also appears on Rayman's "Crouch" Action card and the Additional "Fighter" and "Photogenic" Action cards.

Raymolk as he appears in Rayman: The Board Game.

Gallery

Facebook artwork.
Facebook sharing photo.
Twitter sharing photo.

Trivia

Certain versions of Rayman Legends has "Glade" incorrectly spelled "Galde". This was fixed in Rayman Adventures.
Phoenix Studio's cancelled Rayman 4 prototype featured a Bigfoot-like transformation for Rayman which bears a striking resemblance to Raymolk. It is unknown if this transformation was the inspiration for Raymolk or if this was purely coincidental.