Edith Up

Edith Up
Edith Up
Other names	{{{other names}}}
Alignment	Good
Appears in	Rayman Origins
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Sex	Female
Species	Fairy
Status	Nymph
Relatives	Betilla (sister) Holly Luya (sister) Annetta Fish (sister) Helena Handbasket (sister) Death Fairy (sister)
Unlock criteria	{{{Unlock criteria}}}

Edith Up is a character from Rayman Origins. She is one of Betilla's sisters and the nymph of Gourmand Land, who grants the heroes the power to use funnels to change to different sizes.

Character description

Edith Up has long, curly blonde hair, wears a red bikini top and miniskirt, and also wears the hide of a red Baby Dragon Chef on her head. Her eyes are the smallest in the family, and her skin is noticeably tanned compared to her sisters, though lighter than that of Holly Luya. She is also larger, more curvaceous and bustier than her sisters.

Appearances

Rayman Origins

In Rayman Origins, Edith Up is encountered in Gourmand Land, imprisoned in the mouth of a Darktoon like the previous nymphs. Once rescued, she gives the heroes the power to use funnels to change to different sizes.

Later on, she is then seen on the map of Gourmand Land before the players reach Mending the Rift, which is a level consisting of an Electoon bridge. If the players gather enough Electoons, she will grant them access to this level. Later on she is seen in the Luscious Lakes, before the players enter My Heartburn's for You, the boss level of this world.

When the players reach Riding the Storm, the first level of the Moody Clouds, she is seen along with the other nymphs floating in the top right corner of the portal that leads to the Moody Clouds; once El Stomacho is defeated, she is lastly seen meditating.

A PlayStation Network trophy/Xbox LIVE Gamerscore achievement, called Feed the Fairy!, is unlocked after she is rescued from the Darktoon holding her captive.

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  Edith Up trapped in the mouth of a Darktoon.
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  Edith after she has been freed.
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  Edith about to grant the player the power to change size.
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  Edith Up as seen on the map if the heroes have not collected enough Electoons in Rayman Origins
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  Edith Up as seen on the map if the heroes have collected enough Electoons in Rayman Origins
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  Edith Up as she appears on the icon for the trophy Feed the Fairy!
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  Edith Up as seen in The Daily Bubble

Rayman Fiesta Run

Although Edith Up does not appear in the final version of Rayman Fiesta Run, she appears in early builds of the game. Just like Betilla in Rayman Jungle Run, she is seen on the level complete screen as the Lums collected by the heroes are being counted. She also appeared in an earlier version of the shop.

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  Edith Up as seen in an early version of the shop.
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  Edith Up as seen in the incomplete score screen when the player completes a level.
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  Edith Up as seen in the complete score screen when the player completes a level.
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  Edith Up as if she would have appeared in Rayman Fiesta Run

Rayman Legends

While Edith Up does not appear in Rayman Legends, she is present in a piece of concept art for the game, featuring two sections that are presumably for cutscenes in the game. In the first one, she is seen in an unknown forest near a cauldron, then a blast is released out of it, revealing the duck forms of Rayman, Globox, and two Teensies. In the second storyboard-like piece of art, the duck forms of the previous heroes, albeit without one of the Teensies, are seen in a witch hut-like setting with Edith Up. She conjures a spell to turn the heroes back to normal, only for an armored glove (likely belonging to the Armored Toad) to grab her and take her away. It is unknown what happened after that, however the heroes likely would have battled the Armored Toad to free Edith Up. The duck forms would later be seen in two of the final game's levels, What the Duck? and I've Got a Filling. Had these cutscenes made it to the final game, it would have explained how the heroes turn back to normal after the Dark Teensy has turned them into ducks.

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  The aforementioned concept art.

Trivia

• Her name is a pun on the phrase “eat it up”.