| rdfs:comment | - Rayman is a weird thing whose arms hands and legs feet are floating in the middle of nowhere which is basically around him.
- Dit is de pagina waar alle Rayman filmpjes geplaatst worden.
- Rayman est un robot japonais haute technologie qui n'a pas besoin de jointure pour ses membres. Son nom viendrait du fait qu'il a au début été conçu pour être une raie robot, mais cette information n'a pas été confirmée... Il a une fonction hélicoptère avec ses cheveux et une fonction pandanlagueul avec son poing. Il existe bien sûr d'autres fonctions temporaires que Rayman a eu, mais ces deux là sont dans tout les jeux. Rayman possède aussi un téléporteur spatio-temporel qui lui permet d'aller dans un monde différent à chacun de ses jeux. Nous allons d'ailleurs parler des ses titres principaux individuellement...
- Rayman is the main protagonist of the video game series same name created by Ubisoft game designer Michel Ancel. He first appeared in 1995 on the Atari Jaguar, Sony PlayStation, Sega Saturn and MS-DOS. He is voiced by David Gasman.
- Rayman non è una semplice melanzana, ma è una melanzana marcia adorata in tutta l'Africa del centro-nord, entrando ufficialmente a far parte degli Dei del Culto Animista.
- Rayman is the hero from Raving Rabbids.
- thumb|Rayman (od ok 2003 roku) wygląda tak Rayman – jedyny superbohater niepijący alkoholu, prawdopodobnie z powodu gigantycznego nosa, który czerwieniąc się (np. na skutek pijaństwa) mógłby ściągać UFO. Za ratowanie na trzeźwo jest ścigany, przez co parokrotnie zmieniał wygląd. W 2003 znudziło mu się to i przez to w 2006 kórliki wygryzły go z branży. Podstawową cechą Raymana jest to iż jego dłonie/stopy/tułów/głowa (niepotrzebne skreślić) unoszą się w powietrzu. Ciekawostką jest także to, że potrafi robić helikopter z własnych włosów, w ogóle ich przy tym nie plącząc. To pewnie sprawa jego szamponu do włosów. Albo to peruka.
- thumb Rayman es una serie de videojuegos de acción y aventuras en plataformas. La saga fue creada por el diseñador de juegos de Francia, Michel Ancel, y cada entrega se ha desarrollado y publicado por Ubisoft. El protagonista de los juegos es el heroico y legendario Rayman, un personaje destinado a luchar contra las fuerzas del mal y preservar el equilibrio del universo.
- Rayman - seria gier multiplatformowych. Gry zostały pierwszy raz wydane na konsole: Wii U (2013), Wii (2006), GBA, DS i GBC (1995), 3DS i N64 (1999) i GameCube (2002). Seria gier Rayman jest tworzona do dzisiaj na konsole Nintedo. Są nawet exlusiwy na konsole nintedo np. Rayman Legends, Rayman DS, Rayman 3DS. Premiera najnowszej gry na konsole nintedo to Rayman Legends na Wii U.
- Benvenuti sulla Rayman Wiki, la wiki italiana dove si parla della terza serie di videogiochi più venduta al mondo, cioè quella di Rayman, dei suoi amici e dei suoi nemici. La wiki possiede una chat e 20 pagine fino ad ora. Il fondatore della Wiki è Pipin Jr., nel 2013 è stata adottata da Globox35. La Wiki ha bisogno di utenti per essere ancora più attiva! Siete i benvenuti!
- Benvenuti sulla Rayman Wiki, la wiki italiana dove si parla della terza serie di videogiochi più venduta al mondo, cioè quella di Rayman, dei suoi amici e dei suoi nemici. La wiki possiede una chat e 20 pagine fino ad ora. Il fondatore della Wiki è Pipin Jr., nel 2013 è stata adottata da Globox35. La Wiki ha bisogno di utenti per essere ancora più attiva! Siete i benvenuti!
- Rayman is the protagonist of the Rayman series, a video game created by Ubisoft. He is limbless and attacks by throwing his fists (although he shoots energy spheres in Rayman 2). First appearing in 1995, Rayman debuted on the Atari Jaguar, PlayStation, Saturn and MS-DOS in Rayman where he had to defend his home from the clutches of Mr. Dark. Rayman reappeared in 1999, this time having to fight off Admiral Razorbeard in Rayman 2. In Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc Rayman has had to deal with André, the leader of the Black Lums. Soon afterwards, Rayman had to rescue his good friend Globox in Rayman: Hoodlums' Revenge. Rayman is a major character in the Rayman Raving Rabbids series. He is Ubisoft's mascot.
- Rayman ist ein Videospiel von Ubisoft und wurde am 1.9.1995 erstmals herausgegeben. Es ist das erste Spiel der Spieleserie und sein Nachfolger ist Rayman 2: The Great Escape. Im Spiel geht es darum den elenden Mr. Dark zu besiegen, die Electoons zu befreien und das große Protoon zurück zu erobern.
- Rayman is made by UbiSoft.
- Rayman is the main protagonist of the video game series of the same name. He also makes an appearance on the cover of the 2010 compilation album Best of the 2000's.
- Rayman is the protagonist of the Rayman series created by Ubisoft game designer Michel Ancel. He first appeared in 1995 on the Atari Jaguar, Sony PlayStation, Sega Saturn, MS-DOS and the Sega Dreamcast. He is voiced by David Gasman. Rayman's catchphrase is known to be a highly exclaimed yelling of "YEAH!!" It is known that Globox might be his blood-brother according to the European trailer of Rayman Origins. It is stated in Rayman 2: The Great Escape that he is the only creature not created by Polokus
- Rayman is the main character in his own series. He's very unique, considering that he has no arms, legs, or neck, yet still has a floating body. The first Rayman game was a side-scrolling platform and received modest praise from gamers. In 1999, Rayman 2: The Great Escape was released and is strongly considered the best game in the series. The third title, Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc, wasn't noticed as much as the second game. Outside of the direct games, Rayman's also starred in Rayman Arena, and the two Rayman Raving Rabbids games.
- Rayman(JP) is the main hero of the series of same name, and is one of the mascots of the french company Ubisoft. The limbness creature stars a currently running and successful and recognized franchise. After that, Rayman has appeared many times in Nintendo's library, even being in launch titles and some exclusives. He also appear as a collectable trophy in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
- Tier: Low 6-B, possibly higher Origin: Rayman Gender: Male Age: 100+ years old Classification: Unknown Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Skilled Combatant, can descend slowly by turning his hair into a chopper, Can fire energy spheres called lums, Wind Manipulation with Vortex, Electricity Manipulation with Lockjaw, Temporary Flight with Throttle Copter, can vastly increase his attack power with certain power-ups, etc Speed: Massively Hypersonic (Capable of dodging an onslaught of Reflux's lightning attacks.) Striking Strength: Island Class, higher with power ups
- Rayman is a video game series created by Michel Ancel. Rayman is a strange, limbless individual of various origins, who fights to save the Glade of Dreams from a variety of antagonists. The first game in the series, simply titled Rayman, is a 2D platformer, in which Rayman must defeat the evil Mr. Dark, a sinister individual who has stolen the Great Protoon. Along the way, Rayman must rescue the many Electoons, who have been held captive by Mr. Dark's minions. If you were looking for the Rayman Raving Rabbids games that were originally a part of this series, see Raving Rabbids.
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| abstract | - Rayman is a weird thing whose arms hands and legs feet are floating in the middle of nowhere which is basically around him.
- Dit is de pagina waar alle Rayman filmpjes geplaatst worden.
- Rayman est un robot japonais haute technologie qui n'a pas besoin de jointure pour ses membres. Son nom viendrait du fait qu'il a au début été conçu pour être une raie robot, mais cette information n'a pas été confirmée... Il a une fonction hélicoptère avec ses cheveux et une fonction pandanlagueul avec son poing. Il existe bien sûr d'autres fonctions temporaires que Rayman a eu, mais ces deux là sont dans tout les jeux. Rayman possède aussi un téléporteur spatio-temporel qui lui permet d'aller dans un monde différent à chacun de ses jeux. Nous allons d'ailleurs parler des ses titres principaux individuellement...
- Rayman is the main protagonist of the video game series same name created by Ubisoft game designer Michel Ancel. He first appeared in 1995 on the Atari Jaguar, Sony PlayStation, Sega Saturn and MS-DOS. He is voiced by David Gasman.
- Rayman is the main character in his own series. He's very unique, considering that he has no arms, legs, or neck, yet still has a floating body. The first Rayman game was a side-scrolling platform and received modest praise from gamers. In 1999, Rayman 2: The Great Escape was released and is strongly considered the best game in the series. The third title, Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc, wasn't noticed as much as the second game. Outside of the direct games, Rayman's also starred in Rayman Arena, and the two Rayman Raving Rabbids games. Years after fading from the limelight, Rayman appeared in the Summer 2007 Contest, where he finished last against Solid Snake, Nightmare, and Vyse.
- Rayman non è una semplice melanzana, ma è una melanzana marcia adorata in tutta l'Africa del centro-nord, entrando ufficialmente a far parte degli Dei del Culto Animista.
- Rayman is the hero from Raving Rabbids.
- thumb|Rayman (od ok 2003 roku) wygląda tak Rayman – jedyny superbohater niepijący alkoholu, prawdopodobnie z powodu gigantycznego nosa, który czerwieniąc się (np. na skutek pijaństwa) mógłby ściągać UFO. Za ratowanie na trzeźwo jest ścigany, przez co parokrotnie zmieniał wygląd. W 2003 znudziło mu się to i przez to w 2006 kórliki wygryzły go z branży. Podstawową cechą Raymana jest to iż jego dłonie/stopy/tułów/głowa (niepotrzebne skreślić) unoszą się w powietrzu. Ciekawostką jest także to, że potrafi robić helikopter z własnych włosów, w ogóle ich przy tym nie plącząc. To pewnie sprawa jego szamponu do włosów. Albo to peruka.
- thumb Rayman es una serie de videojuegos de acción y aventuras en plataformas. La saga fue creada por el diseñador de juegos de Francia, Michel Ancel, y cada entrega se ha desarrollado y publicado por Ubisoft. El protagonista de los juegos es el heroico y legendario Rayman, un personaje destinado a luchar contra las fuerzas del mal y preservar el equilibrio del universo.
- Rayman - seria gier multiplatformowych. Gry zostały pierwszy raz wydane na konsole: Wii U (2013), Wii (2006), GBA, DS i GBC (1995), 3DS i N64 (1999) i GameCube (2002). Seria gier Rayman jest tworzona do dzisiaj na konsole Nintedo. Są nawet exlusiwy na konsole nintedo np. Rayman Legends, Rayman DS, Rayman 3DS. Premiera najnowszej gry na konsole nintedo to Rayman Legends na Wii U.
- Rayman is a video game series created by Michel Ancel. Rayman is a strange, limbless individual of various origins, who fights to save the Glade of Dreams from a variety of antagonists. The first game in the series, simply titled Rayman, is a 2D platformer, in which Rayman must defeat the evil Mr. Dark, a sinister individual who has stolen the Great Protoon. Along the way, Rayman must rescue the many Electoons, who have been held captive by Mr. Dark's minions. The second game, Rayman 2: The Great Escape, is his first 3D title, and the most popular among fans. Darker and Edgier, although still wacky and cartoony, it features an evil group of sinister Robo-Pirates, lead by the Admiral Razorbeard, who enslave the people of the Glade of Dreams and split the Heart of the World - the planet's Primordial Core - into 1000 beads of light, the Yellow Lums. In order to defeat the pirates and restore the Heart of the World, Rayman must gather four legendary masks, which will summon Polokus, who created Rayman's world. This was followed by Rayman 2: Revolution, a Playstation 2 exclusive remake of Rayman 2, which made several significant changes to the level design and featured improved graphics. The following game, Rayman M (Known as Rayman Arena in the US) was a multiplayer-focused game consisting of racing and battle segments. It introduced a few new characters but it didn't have a storyline. The third game in the main series, Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc, was the first Rayman game without Michel Ancel, and featured a more detailed storyline involving Andre, a Black Lum, who seeks to use the power of the Heart of the World to spawn an army of Hoodlums, hooded Mooks shaped like potato sacks. This game was controversial for introducing a points system and a humorous (at times subversive) script. It also employed voices from well-known actors, including Jason Marsden, Billy West, and John Leguizamo. There have also been several handheld adaptations and a Party Game spin-off series, Rayman Raving Rabbids, featuring Rayman's attempts to do battle in various Mini Games with a horde of bizarre rabbit-like creatures, which was very well received by the majority of critics. The Rabbids later spun off into their own franchise, breaking ties with Rayman and following its own agenda. A little-seen Rayman CGI TV Series was also made, but only lasted four episodes and was never finished due to lack of funding. For a while it seemed like Rayman would be Ubisoft's answer to Nintendo's Mario, becoming its mascot. But recently, his status as the star was abandoned by the company, considering that 1.) Ancel moved away from the line-up after The Great Escape to work on other titles, such as Beyond Good and Evil, making the series lose its luster, 2.) the rabbids themselves stole Rayman's spotlight to the point that he's basically become a minor character, and 3.) the series was never popular enough to become a cash cow anyway. However, after years of waiting for news on the state of the next 'proper' Rayman game, one was finally announced in the form of Rayman Origins. While originally intended to actually be a prequel of sorts to the series, it instead takes place sometime after Rayman 2 (Video Game) and combines plot and world elements from the first 2 games. The game follows Rayman and up to 3 friends (Globox and the Teensies) as they battle through a beautifully detailed 2D world in order to save the Glade of Dreams from the evil Darktoons who have invaded, in a throwback to the great 2D platformers of old. Oh, and the game was developed by series creator Michel Ancel in his return to the series after Rayman 2 (Video Game). Needless to say, the fandom rejoiced and so, in fact, did the critics, who gave the game rave reviews, with many calling it not only the best in the series, but one the best platformers of recent years. Even Yahtzee loved it. If you were looking for the Rayman Raving Rabbids games that were originally a part of this series, see Raving Rabbids.
* Adventure Couple - Rayman and Globox.
* Arrow Cam - In Rayman 3, you've got the missile fist, and in Rayman Arena there's the Buzz Rocket weapon.
* Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking:
* According to The General in Rayman 2, the Grolgoth can kill, crush, destroy, torture, and pull ears.
* In one area of Hoodlum Headquarters in Rayman 3, the lady's voice over the intercom warns the Hoodlums of the Leptys' sensitive nature, advising that they not drink in its presence and to avoid verifying the room temperature.
* Auto Scrolling Level - A few, most notably in Blue Mountains.
* Belated Backstory - Rayman's origin was treated as a mystery in Rayman 2's Omniscient, and is finally being explored in the aptly named Rayman Origins. From what was shown so far, it at least follows the revelation that Rayman was not a being Polukus dreamed up, and that Rayman is the only individual to receive powers from faries.
* Benevolent Architecture - Floating rings and platforms that are uncannily useful, or objects/switches that coincidentally allow you to use them only with a specific power you happen to have acquired… yeah, this is in essentially every single game.
* Bottomless Pits - In the original Rayman and Rayman 2. Averted in Rayman 3, in which falling off of a high ledge that looks like a bottomless pit tends to result in landing in an area that allows you in some way to make your way back to where you were. Heck, falling into a supposed bottomless pit is even required at one point in the game to avoid death.
* Breaking the Fourth Wall - In Rayman 3.
* Bubblegloop Swamp - There's at least one area like this in every game.
* Camera Lock On: The 3D games.
* Cloudcuckoolander: Globox. He's also quite stupid.
* Collision Damage - Played straight in Rayman, and in Rayman 2 one type of Mook will charge towards you(surprisingly fast given their appearance) in order to squash you flat. Even more annoying in this game is that small creatures like ordinary-sized spiders and innocent-looking crabs will hurt you if you touch them. Luckily, they aren't encountered very often.
* Color Coded for Your Convenience - Alternate skins in Rayman M when multiple players choose the same character, and of course the lums in almost every other game.
* Convection, Schmonvection - The fight with Mr. Skops in the first game. You can be hanging off a ledge with your feet dangling inches above the lava and not die. And there are entire levels in Rayman 2 and Rayman 3 that feature tons of lava and overall scorched settings... the only hint that there's heat rising at all is that in Rayman Revolution you're allowed to keep your flying power indefinitely as long as you're over lava, in which the rising heat could help you stay airborne.
* Cool, Clear Water - Starting in Rayman 2, Rayman is able to swim in clear, "clean" water, but ugly water kills or damages him.
* Cowardly Sidekick - Globox.
* Cranium Ride - In Rayman and Rayman 2, knocking a plum onto the heads of certain Mooks allowed you to jump onto their heads in order to reach otherwise unreachable areas and items.
* Critical Existence Failure - Every single game. What's funny here is how crazy Rayman's deaths tend to be, ranging from him turning into Antitoons and flying away to him disappearing into glowing balls.
* Down the Drain - Both Rayman 2 and Rayman 3 had underwater levels.
* Defeat Means Friendship - In the original Rayman, Bzzit begins to cry after being defeated by Rayman. Rayman then consoles his opponent and befriends him, and proceeds to ride the mosquito right in the next stage. (No relation to Moskito, a Palette Swap of Bzzit who tries to kill Rayman a few stages later.)
* Floating Platforms - They're everywhere, and in all sorts of different varieties.
* Follow the Money - In the first game tings are almost always a dead giveaway to bonus powers and secret areas that feature the Magician's hat or hidden Electoon Cages; in general, if you see a ting, it means that you can find something good if you go to it. Lots of these even form paths or arrows, while some go as far to write out 'YES' or 'NO' in some levels to indicate whether you're going the right way or not. In the second and third games, Lums tend to be scattered around paths that you need to follow to progress in the level.
* Four Episode Wonder - The series had a very little-known TV show that did not last long.
* Fungus Humongous - A repeating element in the series.
* Gang Plank Galleon
* Grimy Water - Many levels in Rayman 2 and Rayman 3 have several variations of this. Pretty much all water encountered in the first Rayman qualifies, as well.
* Hammerspace - Where else could Rayman stash all of those lums he's running around collecting? And don't forget tings in the first game. Oh, and how about Rayman 2's raindance mask and elixir of life? He pulls them out of nowhere; he doesn't even have a Bag of Holding for an excuse.
* Helicopter Hair
* Heli Critter - Rayman himself, using his hair.
* Heterosexual Life Partners - Rayman and Globox, who, if what we can tell of Origins' plot, have pretty much been best buds forever.
* Humongous Mecha - The Grolgoth in Rayman 2, Celoché in Rayman 3.
* Idle Animation - Each game has this to some extent. Besides Rayman in the first and second games, all characters in Rayman Arena have a unique animation if they're left idle. Globox has his own idle animations in Rayman 3 as well.
* Laughably Evil - Pretty much every Mook in the series could be classified as this, though it is most notable in the first game.
* Lava Pit - Tons of 'em...
* Lethal Lava Land - If the names 'Sanctuary of Rock and Lava' or 'Sanctuary of Stone and Fire' aren't a dead giveaway, there's something wrong with you.
* Also, the Hoodlum Headquarters in Rayman 3, combined with Eternal Engine. The voice over the intercom even states, in a rather sultry voice, "Interior temperature: 98.6 degrees and rising" - the Foundry itself is built entirely over a lava pool!
* Levitating Lotus Position: Ly from Rayman 2 does the floating variation of the Lotus Position.
* Life Meter - All of them.
* Malevolent Architecture - Especially in Razoff's mansion in Rayman 3... and the Tower of Leptys. You know what, scratch that, there are tons of places with this everywhere.
* Mercy Invincibility - Unmercifully short compared to other games, and in the first game it tends to push you into something that's going to kill you anyways.
* Mind Screw - In Rayman: Raving Rabbids, if you wear the disco outfit, you can clearly see knees in the pants, even though Rayman has no legs. This hints that he might have limbs after all, but they're just invisible. But then again, if he does have invisible legs, then why did he need a walking stick to help him walk when he lost his shoe in Rayman 2, if he could try to walk using his invisible leg?
* And then the US marketing for Rayman 3 hints toward him having a penis, especially the magazine ad.
* Mini Game - In Rayman Revolution, collecting enough Familiar Spirits will unlock a multitude of mini-games, which will increase Rayman's health bar upon winning. In Rayman 3, miscellaneous assortments of short, single-player minigames are rewards for achieving higher scores. Rayman Raving Rabbids is completely comprised of mini games.
* A cheat code in the original Rayman started a Breakout-style minigame.
* Multiple Choice Past - Rayman has always lived in a valley populated by other limbless beings and creatures, and his lack of limbs is completely normal.
* No, he was first found by fishermen, washed-up on the coast of the Sea of Lums.
* No, he was woven by the nymphs from the magnificent moonbeams of the second summer solstice.
* No, he was a 10-year old boy named Jimmy who was sucked into his computer. Wait... forget that one.
* Our Fairies Are Different - Rayman's world has practically become the universal meeting place of every single freakin' type of fairy ever heard about.
* Plot Coupon - Electoon cages in Rayman and the four masks of Polokus in Rayman 2.
* Power Fist - Golden Fist in Rayman 1 and 2; Heavy Metal Fist in Rayman 3.
* Raymanian Limbs - The Trope Namer.
* Ribcage Ridge - The Cave of Bad Dreams in Rayman 2, and the Desert of the Knaaren in Rayman 3.
* Rise to the Challenge - In Rayman, Rayman 2, and Rayman 3.
* Rocket Punch - Well, it's Rayman's standard attack. It isn't used in Rayman 2 or Rayman Arena, but returns from the first game in Rayman 3.
* Sentient Phlebotinum - The lums. They're glowing orbs of energy with enough intelligence to float towards you. The Backstory in Rayman 2 reveals that They created Polokus by combining their collective thought, and Polokus created the world.
* Sliding Scale of Silliness Versus Seriousness - Overall it's closer to the silliness end, but it's also got elements of seriousness in it— especially in Rayman 2.
* Slippy-Slidey Ice World - One part of a Blue Mountains level in Rayman features slippery rocks slicked over with icy snow, part of 'The Sanctuary of Water and Ice' in Rayman 2, and The Summit Beyond the Clouds in Rayman 3 is completely covered by snow and ice.
* Band Land from Rayman has slippy, slidey musical staff bars. Later on, Picture City features a few slippy, slidey erasers covered in ink.
* Sound-Coded for Your Convenience - Especially important in the first game, where a very short, specific sound indicates that you triggered something to appear. It's also possible to recognize what kind of enemy is just off-screen with this, since some of them make specific sounds when they idle or initiate an attack, like the hunters and zooming antitoons. And in Rayman 3, different types of hoodlums have varying voice files that you can learn to instantly differentiate between the different types without looking at the hoodlum themselves too closely.
* Sphere Eyes
* Super Title 64 Advance: Rayman Advance (The original game on Game Boy Advance), Rayman DS (Rayman 2 for... well, you know.), and Rayman 3D (actually a second port of Rayman 2. Guess which console).
* Temple of Doom - Several levels in all of the games have temple themed levels. Rayman 2 even focuses on this.
* The Chosen One
* The Wiki Rule - RayWiki, the Rayman wiki.
* Utopia - When it's not under some sort of attack, Rayman's world is this.
* This is explained in several ways, such as The Great Protoon causing balance and harmony to the world, and all evil dreams (part of the series' fictional mythology) being locked away in The Cave of Bad Dreams.
* Wackyland - The series is full of this, especially the first game.
* White Gloves - In Rayman's case, it may or may not actually be White Hands, seeing as he doesn't have any opening to get the gloves on or off... then again, some of the alternate costumes in Rayman Raving Rabbids features him with differently-colored gloves, and a few of the fingerless ones imply that he has skin underneath them. But try not to think about it too hard...
* WTF Series
* Womb Level - The Organic Cave in the GBA version of Rayman Raving Rabbids. The same location was planned to appear in Rayman 4...
* And it has recently been announced that Rayman Origins will have a bonus level that takes place inside the stomach of a dragon.
- Rayman(JP) is the main hero of the series of same name, and is one of the mascots of the french company Ubisoft. The limbness creature stars a currently running and successful and recognized franchise. He was created by the game designer Michel Ancel, as one of his many sketches in early career. In 1992, Ubisoft started a project for a co-op plataform game for the Super Nintendo featuring Rayman. Ultimately, the development of the game was shifted for another console, due to technical and processing issues. In 1999, the character would debut in a Nintendo system through a cameo in Ubisoft's Tonic Trouble, and finally months later, recieves his own main release with Rayman 2: The Great Escape. After that, Rayman has appeared many times in Nintendo's library, even being in launch titles and some exclusives. He also appear as a collectable trophy in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
- Benvenuti sulla Rayman Wiki, la wiki italiana dove si parla della terza serie di videogiochi più venduta al mondo, cioè quella di Rayman, dei suoi amici e dei suoi nemici. La wiki possiede una chat e 20 pagine fino ad ora. Il fondatore della Wiki è Pipin Jr., nel 2013 è stata adottata da Globox35. La Wiki ha bisogno di utenti per essere ancora più attiva! Siete i benvenuti!
- Benvenuti sulla Rayman Wiki, la wiki italiana dove si parla della terza serie di videogiochi più venduta al mondo, cioè quella di Rayman, dei suoi amici e dei suoi nemici. La wiki possiede una chat e 20 pagine fino ad ora. Il fondatore della Wiki è Pipin Jr., nel 2013 è stata adottata da Globox35. La Wiki ha bisogno di utenti per essere ancora più attiva! Siete i benvenuti!
- Rayman is the protagonist of the Rayman series, a video game created by Ubisoft. He is limbless and attacks by throwing his fists (although he shoots energy spheres in Rayman 2). First appearing in 1995, Rayman debuted on the Atari Jaguar, PlayStation, Saturn and MS-DOS in Rayman where he had to defend his home from the clutches of Mr. Dark. Rayman reappeared in 1999, this time having to fight off Admiral Razorbeard in Rayman 2. In Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc Rayman has had to deal with André, the leader of the Black Lums. Soon afterwards, Rayman had to rescue his good friend Globox in Rayman: Hoodlums' Revenge. Rayman is a major character in the Rayman Raving Rabbids series. He is Ubisoft's mascot.
- Rayman ist ein Videospiel von Ubisoft und wurde am 1.9.1995 erstmals herausgegeben. Es ist das erste Spiel der Spieleserie und sein Nachfolger ist Rayman 2: The Great Escape. Im Spiel geht es darum den elenden Mr. Dark zu besiegen, die Electoons zu befreien und das große Protoon zurück zu erobern.
- Rayman is made by UbiSoft.
- Rayman is the main protagonist of the video game series of the same name. He also makes an appearance on the cover of the 2010 compilation album Best of the 2000's.
- Tier: Low 6-B, possibly higher Origin: Rayman Gender: Male Age: 100+ years old Classification: Unknown Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Skilled Combatant, can descend slowly by turning his hair into a chopper, Can fire energy spheres called lums, Wind Manipulation with Vortex, Electricity Manipulation with Lockjaw, Temporary Flight with Throttle Copter, can vastly increase his attack power with certain power-ups, etc Attack Potency: Small Country level (Defeated Mr. Dark who stolen The Great Protoon, the source of energy of The Glade of Dreams), possibly higher (Sent magicians flying into space, passing constellation with a charged punch) Speed: Massively Hypersonic (Capable of dodging an onslaught of Reflux's lightning attacks.) Striking Strength: Island Class, higher with power ups Durability: Island level (Completely unharmed by an island explosion and a fall from ground zero) Stamina: Large Range: Dozens of meters, a bit higher with certain power-ups Standard Equipment: Power Fist, Laser Washing Powder, and Blue Glove projectiles Intelligence: Average Weaknesses: His limbs are easily detachable and the Laser Washing Powders all have time limits. Charged Punch: Rayman rotates his fists at high speeds and then dilvers a power packed punch. This attack is powerful enough to send the magicians flying across space and passing stars in Rayman Legends. Lums: Rayman can shoot energy balls called lums. These are chargeable and can be latched on to hooks and other obstacles to swing across. Laser-Washing Powders: These are power-ups that grant Rayman certain abilities depending on their color. Their are 5 different kinds of Laser-Washing Powders:
* Vortex: Allows Rayman to throw whirlwinds from his fist which shrink his opponents.
* Heavy Metal Fist: Doubles the damage inflicted by Rayman's telescopic fist.
* Lockjaw: Allows Rayman to throw chained metal claws from his fists, which can be used to grab onto flying hooks and send electric shocks to his enemies.
* Shock Rocket: Allows Rayman to shoot a guided missile at his enemies.
* Throttle Copter: Allows Rayman to fly into the air.
- Rayman is the protagonist of the Rayman series created by Ubisoft game designer Michel Ancel. He first appeared in 1995 on the Atari Jaguar, Sony PlayStation, Sega Saturn, MS-DOS and the Sega Dreamcast. He is voiced by David Gasman. Rayman's catchphrase is known to be a highly exclaimed yelling of "YEAH!!" It is known that Globox might be his blood-brother according to the European trailer of Rayman Origins. It is stated in Rayman 2: The Great Escape that he is the only creature not created by Polokus
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