Tuned-Up Treasure
Tuned-Up Treasure is the fifth level of the Grumbling Grottos, a world in Rayman Origins. It is the seventh Tricky Treasure level, where Rayman and his friends must chase a Tricky Treasure to retrieve a Skull Tooth. This level is the third one from this world and fifteenth overall to be included in the Back to Origins mode in Rayman Legends.
Original version
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 Grumbling Grottos
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Rayman and his friends find the Tricky Treasure at the end of the first platform. The chest believes Rayman is going to attack it, so it runs away, and the chase begins. Getaway bluegrass music begins to play once it starts. The team chases the Tricky Treasure across platforms, drums, notebirds, and bumper notebirds. Later on, they must also avoid spiky birds. Towards the end, the players must go through a funnel and become tiny. Here, they must move quickly in the lower part of the screen as the Tricky Treasure runs along the upper part, avoiding spiky birds and using Psychlops as platforms. Right after this, the team goes through another funnel, becoming normal-sized again right before catching the Tricky Treasure when there is no room left to go. The players can then punch the chest open and receive the Skull Tooth to give back to Mister Death.
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The starting point of the chase. -
A wooden barricade that must be body slammed. -
The green notebirds and bumper notebirds help the team here. -
A group of spiky birds. -
The team will go through a funnel. -
The Psychlops can be bounced on when tiny. -
The Tricky Treasure is now stranded.
Back to Origins
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This level is playable in the Back to Origins painting from Rayman Legends. There are not many notable differences between the versions, except that notable elements from Rayman Legends replace some elements from the original game.
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The beginning of the level. -
The start of the chase. -
Green notebirds help out as if they were platforms. -
The middle part of the chase. -
The Psychlops can be used as platforms when the players are tiny. -
The ending of the chase, where the Tricky Treasure chest can be broken.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name |
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| English | Tuned-Up Treasure |
| Arabic | كنز محسن |
| Chinese (simplified) | 魔音宝箱 |
| Czech | Nový poklad |
| Danish | Skru op for skatten |
| Dutch | Een scheve schat rijden |
| Finnish | Viritetty aarre |
| French | Fréquence trésor |
| German | Schillernder Schatz |
| Hungarian | Behangolt kincs |
| Italian | Tesoro sintonizzato |
| Japanese | みごとな たからもの (Rayman Origins)
「砂漠の果てまで追え！」 (Rayman Legends) |
| Norwegian | Oppjustert skatt |
| Polish | Podkręcony skarb |
| Portuguese | Tesouro sintonizado (Rayman Origins)
Tesouro turbinado (Rayman Legends) |
| Russian | Отлаженное сокровище |
| Spanish | Un tesoro bien sintonizado |
| Swedish | Skatten är lös |