Spider (Rayman 1)

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Spiders are enemies found in the Blue Mountains and the Caves of Skops in the original Rayman game, Maths and English with Rayman and Rayman Designer. In the original game, they only appear in Crystal Palace and Eat at Joe's. With their plunger-like feet, they are very different from the variety which can be found in Rayman 2, its remakes, and the Game Boy Advance version of Rayman 3.

Spider
Spider
Spider
Alignment Bad

Appears in Rayman, Maths and English with Rayman, Rayman Designer
Location Blue Mountains, the Caves of Skops

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Resistance 4 HP
Attacks Contact, homing stinger

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Spiders wander freely on their platforms, turning backwards when they reach an obstacle. When Rayman is in sight, they climb to the ceiling of the caves, and start firing homing stingers at him. It is, however, possible to defeat them before they climb to the ceiling. They can also duck to avoid Rayman's telescopic fist. In the Atari Jaguar version, they do not jump onto the ceiling when they spot Rayman, but simply turn their backs and start shooting at him; they also do not duck to avoid Rayman's telescopic fist, and their stingers follow a straight trajectory.

Spiders are among the quickest enemies in the game, and the best solution is sometimes to run away from them.

In Rayman Designer, there are three types of spiders available, with only the normal one being available in the Mountain world.

  • Spider - Moves only on the ground.
  • Ceiling spider - Hangs onto the ceiling. Only available in the Cave world.
  • Climbing spider - Starts by moving on the ground, then jumps up to the ceiling when close to Rayman. Only available in the Cave world.

Names in other languages

Language Name
English Spider
Chinese (simplified) 蜘蛛
Dutch Spin
French Araignée
German Spinne
Hebrew עכביש
Akavish
Italian Ragno
Japanese クモ
Korean 거미
Spanish Araña