Castle Rock

Castle Rock
← Breathing Fire!			Ray and the Beanstalk →
Teensies In Trouble

Castle Rock is the tenth level of Teensies In Trouble, the first world in Rayman Legends. It is also the first music level in the game. The music in this level is a parody of the original song "Black Betty" by Ram Jam. Completing the level unlocks the Rock that castle! trophy.

Description

The team starts out on a quiet part of a castle outside. Shortly, the parody of the original song "Black Betty" begins to play. As the players are now running and staying away from the large flame from behind, they encounter Lividstones and Franckys either jamming or singing along to the tune. Most of them are not harmful and cannot be defeated, except for a few Lividstones on the castle platform the team is running on. There are also cannons shooting helicopter bombs that will destroy many wooden platforms. There is an incoming forest dragon later on, but it is very easy to avoid its flames. After sliding down some chains, the heroes jump on a champibumper to be sent into the background on top of a few defeated enemies where they pretend to play an instrument to end the level.

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  Rayman running on the shields of some Lividstones.
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  Rayman on a zip-line.
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  Enemies jumping up from the background in sync with the music.
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  A Teensie cage.
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  Cannons shooting helicopter bombs.
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  A forest dragon.
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  A champibumper near the end.
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  The end of the level.

Castle Rock, 8-Bit Edition
← Grannies World Tour			Orchestral Chaos, 8-Bit Edition →
Living Dead Party

8-Bit Edition

Castle Rock, 8-Bit Edition is the second level of Living Dead Party, the sixth world in Rayman Legends. It is also the seventh music level in the game. It is a remake of Castle Rock, with the music being 8-Bit styled, along with the camera having a fish-eye lens with some noise onscreen and a sepia effect during certain parts, causing the level to be a little more difficult than the original.

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  The fish-eye lens and noise onscreen.
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  A sepia effect is added throughout the level.
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  The fish-eye lens with a stronger effect.

Gallery

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  An alternative painting for Castle Rock

Trivia

• In Rayman in the Phantom Show, the third DLC of Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope, an animatronic of Grunderbite can be found in the main quest The Medieval Set. Upon completing it, Rayman exclaims that he is reminded of his time at Castle Rock, despite the fact that Grunderbite was fought in Breathing Fire!.
• The level is also referenced in the fighting game Brawlhalla, in which one of Super Metal Rayman's weapon skins is called the "Castle Rocker".

Name in other languages

Language	Name
Dutch	Kasteelrock
French	Baffes'n'rock
German	Castle-Rock
Italian	Castello roccheggiante
Japanese	W1-7 「キャッスルロック 」
Russian	Рок-замок
Spanish	Castillo roquero

External links

• Castle Rock's playthrough at YouTube (PC version)
• Castle Rock (8-Bit Edition)'s playthrough at YouTube (PC version)