Betilla reappears in a similar role and with a new curvaceous design in Rayman Origins, where it is revealed she was the one who created Rayman and that she also has 5 sisters, who may also have contributed to the creation of Rayman.
Dark from stealing the Great Protoon, Betilla assists him in his quest by granting him various new abilities as the game progresses.
Betilla the Fairy is a benevolent fairy and Rayman's creator. Barbara also returns in Rayman Adventures, having cut her long hair to neck level and exchanged her axe with a shovel. She is armed with a flail battle axe, whose head can be launched forward from the shaft to strike foes from a distance, and uses a magical winged helmet to float through the air, mimicking Rayman's helicopter hair ability. Barbara is a spunky, red-haired princess warrior and barbarian who first appeared in Rayman Legends, becoming the first human being to be playable in the main series, simultaneously with another sister and eight other cousins who can be rescued throughout Legends. Goth Teensy is a playable character from Rayman Origins onward, he is the guardian of the door to the Livid dead world to keep them from coming to the surface, his snorings with Rayman and his friends on the job angered the Livid Dead and so they invaded the Glade of Dreams. Grand Minimus is a playable character from Rayman Origins onward. In Rayman 2, after Rayman saves 4 Teensises with one being the Grand Minimus, they're having trouble remembering who is the king. Grand Minimus is the king of Teensies, magical creatures created to protect the Heart of the world. In Rayman 2, he is voiced by Christian Erickson, but in Rayman 3 is voiced by John Leguizamo. He and his wife Uglette have over 650 children. Although easily frightened, he has often demonstrated his courage and has a heart of gold. Globox is a frog who is Rayman's dimwitted best friend and sidekick. He is voiced by David Gasman in Rayman 2 and Rayman 3. He is typically found wearing white gloves, a red neckerchief on a purple body with a white ring in the center (the neckerchief was replaced with a hood in later entries), and yellow trainers (again, slightly modified in the later games). He is able to glide by spinning his hair like helicopter blades. Due to his lack of arms, Rayman is able to throw his fists in long-range punches at his enemies, and in some games is even able to project balls of energy from his hands. He is a human/ vegetable hybrid who has no arms, legs or neck, though he has hands, feet, and a head that are able to move independently from his body. 
Rayman is the main protagonist of the series.The Wii version of Rayman Raving Rabbids was re-released on the Wii U eShop in 2017.Ī sketch depicting an early iteration of Rayman where he has limbs.
Both the Game Boy Advance and DS version are based on a canceled Raving Rabbids prototype known as Rayman 4. This version uses the same engine as Rayman DS. The DS version is also notably different as it combines parts of platforming and party game elements. This version includes characters from previous Rayman games that do not appear in the console versions. The Game Boy Advance version is notably different from the console versions, being that it is a 2D platformer developed using the same engine as the Game Boy Advance port of Rayman 3. The console versions are minigame-based party games, with the Wii version taking advantage of the motion control capabilities of the Wii Remote. Developed by Ubisoft Montpellier and Ubisoft Sofia. Rayman arena series#
Games Main series TitleĢ006 - Wii, PlayStation 2, Microsoft Windows, OS X, Game Boy Advance The protagonist is Rayman, a magical being renowned for his courage and determination who, with the help of his friends, must save his world from various villains. The core games of the series are platformers, but there are several spin-off titles in other genres. The series is set in a fantastical, magical world which features a wide range of environments that are very often based on certain themes, such as "the Eraser Plains", a landscape made entirely of stationery.
Since the release of the original Rayman game in 1995, the series has produced a total of 45 games across multiple platforms. Rayman is a franchise of platform video games, created by video game designer Michel Ancel for Ubisoft.
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