Scuba Shootout
Scuba Shootout is a level of the Angsty Abyss, a world in Rayman Origins. In this level, Rayman and his friends ride on the mosquitoes, above and beneath the sea. This level is the second one from this world and thirtieth overall that's included in the Back to Origins mode in Rayman Legends.
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Original version
This level starts out above water with buildings on rocks or stilts in the background. Shortly into the level, Rayman and his team get on the mosquitoes, and after a short time, they go underwater. During the beginning part of the flight, they must avoid spikes, Jellyfish, and Blowfish. Not long later, there are Mini-Murrays to avoid, which can’t be defeated, and chunks of rock with spikes around them starts to fall from above.
After this, they end up in the deep, dark water and must stay in the light of Fireflies, Luminous Fish, or Anglerfish to avoid the Tentacle Claws. There are now also Redfish they must deal with. After a bit, there will start to also be falling, spiky debris from above again. After this, the water gets light again, and as they go upward, they must avoid more falling, spiky debris and Mini-Murrays. When they get above water, the team can get off the mosquitoes, go through a door, and break an Electoon cage to end the level. They will then pose on the photoboard as the Magician waits for the total amount of Lums that were collected.
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Back to Origins
In the Back to Origins version, there aren't many differences between the original version; except of the notable elements from Rayman Legends replacing some of the elements from Origins.
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