Desert of Dijiridoos

A promotional screenshot showing the Grumbling Grottos.

The Desert of Dijiridoos, later revisited as the Grumbling Grottos, is the second world in Rayman Origins. It has many similarities with the Candy World from Rayman Fiesta Run and the Infinite Tower from Rayman Legends. It was later used in Rayman Legends in Back to Origins. This world is composed mainly on music and musical instruments. It closely resembles Band Land, the second world from the original Rayman game.

Description

The Desert of Dijiridoos consists of a big desert landscape. Throughout the desert are a bunch of different instruments, such as pianos.

There are birds which act like platforms in the Desert of Dijiridoos

Timed switches can be used to clear the path.

In Rayman Origins

Desert of Dijiridoos
← Jibberish Jungle			Gourmand Land →
Grumbling Grottos

Desert of Dijiridoos

This world is the home of the Music Nymph called Holly Luya. But like Betilla was in Jibberish Jungle, she has been captured by a Darktoon. When she is saved, she gives the heroes the second permanent power, the ability to glide. Once the team continues on throughout the imagination world, they will continue on to the next world, Gourmand Land.

Levels

• Crazy Bouncing
• Best Original Score
• Cacophonic Chase (optional)
• Wind or Lose
• Skyward Sonata
• No Turning Back
• Shooting Me Softly

The heroes will have to rescue Holly Luya.

Eventually the heroes will meet up with Murfy.

The level Shooting Me Softly acts as a transaction to the next world, Gourmand Land.

Grumbling Grottos
← Ticklish Temples			Luscious Lakes →
Desert of Dijiridoos

Grumbling Grottos

Later, after completion of the Ticklish Temples, the players will enter Grumbling Grottos, filled with mysterious caves near the desert. But unlike Desert of Dijiridoos, this world is more protected and hazardous. New hazards includes swarm of flies, where Rayman and his friends must use gongs to create sound waves which shield him from those swarms of black flying creatures which resemble locusts. The boss of this world is the Mocking Bird, a more dangerous version of the Guardian of the Music World.

Levels

• Savage Swarms
• Tricky Winds
• Don't Shoot the DJ
• High Voltage
• Tuned-Up Treasure (optional)
• Snake Eyes
• To Bubblize a Mocking Bird

Early production

Main article: Rayman Origins (early production)

Band Land served as the early inspiration for the Desert of Dijiridoos

Desert of Dijiridoos
← Jibberish Jungle			Gourmand Land →
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In Rayman Legends

Desert of Dijiridoos, along with the other Origins worlds, make a return in Rayman Legends in Back to Origins. The levels from Desert of Dijiridoos and Grumbling Grottos fuse together into one world with some levels, such as the Electoon stages, not being present. The levels themselves are mostly the same, with some graphical upgrades. The Magician's hat has however been removed from the levels and some levels have been made easier.

Levels

• Best Original Score
• Tricky Winds
• Skyward Sonata
• Shooting Me Softly
• Snake Eyes
• Don't Shoot the DJ
• Tuned-Up Treasure
• To Bubblize a Mocking Bird

Best Original Score, as seen in Back to Origins.	Skyward Sonata, as seen in Back to Origins.
Snake Eyes, as seen in Back to Origins

Other appearances

The Desert of Dijiridoos also appears in Slap, Flap and Go.

Globox in the Desert of Dijiridoos in the game Slap, Flap and Go.