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Hunchman801: Added language links

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			[[zh:光之精灵]]

	[[Category:Collectibles from Rayman Origins]]		[[Category:Collectibles from Rayman Origins]]

Hunchman801: Fixed links to redirects

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Fixed links to redirects

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	[[File:LumsArtwork.jpg\|right\|thumb\|320px\|Lums as they appear in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'']]		[[File:LumsArtwork.jpg\|right\|thumb\|320px\|Lums as they appear in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'']]

	The '''[[Lum]]s''' in the [[UbiArt]] games are beings of pure energy that can be collected by the heroes. They do not fit into the system of colours used for the [[Lum]]s in the other games of the [[Rayman (series)\|''Rayman'' series]]. These [[Lum]]s are shown as sentient creatures with arms, legs, wings, eyes and mouths, unlike other games where most [[Lum]]s are simply orbs of energy with wings. The smiling faces of these Lums are similar to those of the [[Super Yellow Lum]]s from ''[[Rayman 2]]''.		The '''[[Lum]]s''' in the [[UbiArt Framework\|UbiArt]] games are beings of pure energy that can be collected by the heroes. They do not fit into the system of colours used for the [[Lum]]s in the other games of the [[Rayman (series)\|''Rayman'' series]]. These [[Lum]]s are shown as sentient creatures with arms, legs, wings, eyes and mouths, unlike other games where most [[Lum]]s are simply orbs of energy with wings. The smiling faces of these Lums are similar to those of the [[Super Yellow Lum]]s from ''[[Rayman 2]]''.

	==In ''Rayman Origins''==		==In ''Rayman Origins''==
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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*The Lums in the [[UbiArt]] games are voiced by [[Michel Ancel]], the creator of the [[Rayman (series)\|''Rayman'' series]].{{Citation needed}}		*The Lums in the [[UbiArt Framework\|UbiArt]] games are voiced by [[Michel Ancel]], the creator of the [[Rayman (series)\|''Rayman'' series]].{{Citation needed}}

	==See also==		==See also==

Hunchman801 at 09:46, 20 September 2025

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*The Lums in the [[UbiArt]] games are voiced by [[Michel Ancel]], the creator of the [[Rayman (series)\|''Rayman'' series]].		*The Lums in the [[UbiArt]] games are voiced by [[Michel Ancel]], the creator of the [[Rayman (series)\|''Rayman'' series]].{{Citation needed}}

	==See also==		==See also==

RayGamer99: /* In Brawlhalla */

2025-09-20T00:57:13Z

In Brawlhalla

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	== In ''Brawlhalla'' ==		== In ''Brawlhalla'' ==
	In the fighting game ''[[Brawlhalla]]'', Lums appear during one of [[Rayman]]'s animations, in which he collects a chain of purple ones while bouncing off of a [[mushroom]]. While wearing the [[Super Metal Rayman]] skin, the normal Lums are changed to a string of [[Fire Lum]]s. A [[Lum King]] also appears as a sidekick in that game.		In the fighting game ''[[Brawlhalla]]'', Lums appear during one of [[Rayman]]'s animations, in which he collects a chain of purple ones while bouncing off of a [[mushroom]]. While wearing the [[Super Metal Rayman]] skin, the normal Lums are changed to a string of [[Fire Lum]]s. A [[Lum King]] also appears as a sidekick in that game.

			==Trivia==
			*The Lums in the [[UbiArt]] games are voiced by [[Michel Ancel]], the creator of the [[Rayman (series)\|''Rayman'' series]].

	==See also==		==See also==

RayGamer99 at 22:06, 15 August 2025

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	On the official website and the manual for ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', the Lums' description talks of a Glade-wide sport where characters go on a cross-country, no-holds-barred race to collect the most Lums. This could be a reference to the [[Lums (racing mode)\|Lums]] racing mode or the [[Lum Spring]] battle mode in ''[[Rayman M]]''.		On the official website and the manual for ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', the Lums' description talks of a Glade-wide sport where characters go on a cross-country, no-holds-barred race to collect the most Lums. This could be a reference to the [[Lums (racing mode)\|Lums]] racing mode or the [[Lum Spring]] battle mode in ''[[Rayman M]]''.

			A subspecies of Lums named [[Fire Lum]]s were meant to appear in this game, but ended up getting scrapped in the final version.

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	During the development of the Wii U version of the game, videos revealed that Lums could be painted purple by [[Murfy]], adding not only the regular amount of Lums for the player's score, but also the exact same amount of Lums for [[Murfy]]'s score. This duplicated the final score of Lums, which were later used to unlock bonuses. Unlike the red colour generated by the [[Lum King]]s, the purple colour of [[Murfy]]'s paint was activated with the touchscreen, and appeared to be permanent, giving the player enough time to take them all.		During the development of the Wii U version of the game, videos revealed that Lums could be painted purple by [[Murfy]], adding not only the regular amount of Lums for the player's score, but also the exact same amount of Lums for [[Murfy]]'s score. This duplicated the final score of Lums, which were later used to unlock bonuses. Unlike the red colour generated by the [[Lum King]]s, the purple colour of [[Murfy]]'s paint was activated with the touchscreen, and appeared to be permanent, giving the player enough time to take them all.

	Lums also have a ~~significant~~ larger role here as they are used to determine the player's score in many of the [[Online Challenges]].		Lums also have a larger role here as they are used to determine the player's score in many of the [[Online Challenges]].

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	A Lums Tracker also existed during the game’s Kickstarter campaign, unlocking additional rewards ([[firecracker]]s and [[Seabreather]]). Originally, for each backer supporting the game, a "Lum" was added to the tracker. On September 25, by popular demand, the tracker was changed from backers accumulated to funds gained.		A Lums Tracker also existed during the game’s Kickstarter campaign, unlocking additional rewards ([[firecracker]]s and [[Seabreather]]). Originally, for each backer supporting the game, a "Lum" was added to the tracker. On September 25, by popular demand, the tracker was changed from backers accumulated to funds gained.

			== In ''Brawlhalla'' ==
			In the fighting game ''[[Brawlhalla]]'', Lums appear during one of [[Rayman]]'s animations, in which he collects a chain of purple ones while bouncing off of a [[mushroom]]. While wearing the [[Super Metal Rayman]] skin, the normal Lums are changed to a string of [[Fire Lum]]s. A [[Lum King]] also appears as a sidekick in that game.

	==See also==		==See also==
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	*[[Super Yellow Lum]]		*[[Super Yellow Lum]]
	*[[Red Lum]]		*[[Red Lum]]
			*[[Fire Lum]]

	{{Rayman Origins\|collapsed=Y}}		{{Rayman Origins\|collapsed=Y}}

Hunchman801: The Super Yellow Lums are indeed the exception

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The Super Yellow Lums are indeed the exception

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	[[File:LumsArtwork.jpg\|right\|thumb\|320px\|Lums as they appear in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'']]		[[File:LumsArtwork.jpg\|right\|thumb\|320px\|Lums as they appear in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'']]

	The '''[[Lum]]s''' in the [[UbiArt]] games are beings of pure energy that can be collected by the heroes. They do not fit into the system of colours used for the [[Lum]]s in the other games of the [[Rayman (series)\|''Rayman'' series]]. These ~~Lums~~ are shown as sentient creatures with arms, legs, wings, eyes and mouths, unlike other games where [[Lum]]s are simply orbs of energy with wings. The smiling faces of these Lums are similar to those of the [[Super Yellow Lum]]s from ''[[Rayman 2]]''.		The '''[[Lum]]s''' in the [[UbiArt]] games are beings of pure energy that can be collected by the heroes. They do not fit into the system of colours used for the [[Lum]]s in the other games of the [[Rayman (series)\|''Rayman'' series]]. These [[Lum]]s are shown as sentient creatures with arms, legs, wings, eyes and mouths, unlike other games where most [[Lum]]s are simply orbs of energy with wings. The smiling faces of these Lums are similar to those of the [[Super Yellow Lum]]s from ''[[Rayman 2]]''.

	==In ''Rayman Origins''==		==In ''Rayman Origins''==

RayGamer99 at 21:15, 27 July 2025

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	[[File:LumsArtwork.jpg\|right\|thumb\|320px\|Lums as they appear in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'']]		[[File:LumsArtwork.jpg\|right\|thumb\|320px\|Lums as they appear in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'']]

	The '''[[Lum]]s''' in the [[UbiArt]] games are beings of pure energy that can be collected by the heroes. They do not fit into the system of colours used for the [[Lum]]s in the other games of the [[Rayman (series)\|''Rayman'' series]]. These Lums are shown as sentient creatures with arms, legs, wings, eyes and mouths; unlike other games where [[Lum]]s are simply orbs of energy with wings.		The '''[[Lum]]s''' in the [[UbiArt]] games are beings of pure energy that can be collected by the heroes. They do not fit into the system of colours used for the [[Lum]]s in the other games of the [[Rayman (series)\|''Rayman'' series]]. These Lums are shown as sentient creatures with arms, legs, wings, eyes and mouths, unlike other games where [[Lum]]s are simply orbs of energy with wings. The smiling faces of these Lums are similar to those of the [[Super Yellow Lum]]s from ''[[Rayman 2]]''.

	==In ''Rayman Origins''==		==In ''Rayman Origins''==
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	*[[Yellow Lum]]		*[[Yellow Lum]]
			*[[Super Yellow Lum]]
	*[[Red Lum]]		*[[Red Lum]]

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Unclear what the link points to

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	In ''[[Rayman: The Board Game]]'', Lums can be gained by playing Action cards and Bonus tokens, annd are used to trade for other Actions on Legendary Player cards. As the name of the cards suggests, Lums can only be used in Legend mode or in custom games.		In ''[[Rayman: The Board Game]]'', Lums can be gained by playing Action cards and Bonus tokens, annd are used to trade for other Actions on Legendary Player cards. As the name of the cards suggests, Lums can only be used in Legend mode or in custom games.

	A Lums Tracker also existed during the game’s Kickstarter campaign, unlocking [[~~Firecracker\|additional~~]] [[Seabreather~~\|rewards~~]]. Originally, for each backer supporting the game, a "Lum" was added to the tracker. On September 25, by popular demand, the tracker was changed from backers accumulated to funds gained.		A Lums Tracker also existed during the game’s Kickstarter campaign, unlocking additional rewards ([[firecracker]]s and [[Seabreather]]). Originally, for each backer supporting the game, a "Lum" was added to the tracker. On September 25, by popular demand, the tracker was changed from backers accumulated to funds gained.

	==See also==		==See also==

RayGamer99: /* In Rayman: The Board Game */

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In Rayman: The Board Game

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	In ''[[Rayman: The Board Game]]'', Lums can be gained by playing Action cards and Bonus tokens, annd are used to trade for other Actions on Legendary Player cards. As the name of the cards suggests, Lums can only be used in Legend mode or in custom games.		In ''[[Rayman: The Board Game]]'', Lums can be gained by playing Action cards and Bonus tokens, annd are used to trade for other Actions on Legendary Player cards. As the name of the cards suggests, Lums can only be used in Legend mode or in custom games.

	A Lums Tracker also existed during the game’s Kickstarter campaign, unlocking additional rewards. Originally, for each backer supporting the game, a "Lum" was added to the tracker. On September 25, by popular demand, the tracker was changed from backers accumulated to funds gained.		A Lums Tracker also existed during the game’s Kickstarter campaign, unlocking [[Firecracker\|additional]] [[Seabreather\|rewards]]. Originally, for each backer supporting the game, a "Lum" was added to the tracker. On September 25, by popular demand, the tracker was changed from backers accumulated to funds gained.

	==See also==		==See also==

Hunchman801: Fixed links to redirects

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Fixed links to redirects

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	{{Quote\|text=Lums can be quite illuminating, for those who know how to use their energy...\|sign=[[The Magician (Rayman Origins)\|The Magician]]\|source=''[[Rayman Origins]]''}}		{{Quote\|text=Lums can be quite illuminating, for those who know how to use their energy...\|sign=[[The Magician (Rayman Origins)\|The Magician]]\|source=''[[Rayman Origins]]''}}

	In ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', Lums can alternate between yellow and red, but they do not have the same effects or appearances as [[Yellow Lum]]s or [[Red Lum]]s. The player often comes across large, crowned Lums called [[Lum King]]s. Collecting a [[Lum King]] causes all the Lums in the area to sing and dance for a few seconds, while their colour changes from its usual yellow to red. While in this state, each Lum is worth two. Lums can be found floating freely or hidden inside [[~~nenuphar~~]]s and [[Bulb-o-Lum]]s. They can also be gained by bubblizing and defeating enemies. At the end of each level, the heroes give their Lums to [[the Magician]], who grants them [[Electoon]]s in exchange. At the end of the game, it is revealed that [[the Magician]] has been using these Lums to power the mechanical army he built in the [[Moody Clouds]] to take over the [[Glade of Dreams]] and rid it of the [[Polokus\|Bubble Dreamer]].		In ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', Lums can alternate between yellow and red, but they do not have the same effects or appearances as [[Yellow Lum]]s or [[Red Lum]]s. The player often comes across large, crowned Lums called [[Lum King]]s. Collecting a [[Lum King]] causes all the Lums in the area to sing and dance for a few seconds, while their colour changes from its usual yellow to red. While in this state, each Lum is worth two. Lums can be found floating freely or hidden inside [[Water lily\|water lilies]] and [[Bulb-o-Lum]]s. They can also be gained by bubblizing and defeating enemies. At the end of each level, the heroes give their Lums to [[the Magician]], who grants them [[Electoon]]s in exchange. At the end of the game, it is revealed that [[the Magician]] has been using these Lums to power the mechanical army he built in the [[Moody Clouds]] to take over the [[Glade of Dreams]] and rid it of the [[Polokus\|Bubble Dreamer]].

	Due to several glitches causing Lum-yielding objects to reappear indefinitely, the number of Lums in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'' is probably unlimited. However, considering the limit of 999 Lums per level, the known maximum in the whole game is over 23000; the amount of 999 Lums is displayed on the level-end screen even if the player has collected more. The [[Ting]]s in [[Rayman 1\|the original ''Rayman'']] are also in an unlimited number; however, ''[[Rayman 2]]'' makes it clear that there are only 1,000 [[Yellow Lum]]s in existence, and they are currently contained in the [[Heart of the World]] at the time of ''[[Rayman Origins\|Origins]]''.		Due to several glitches causing Lum-yielding objects to reappear indefinitely, the number of Lums in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'' is probably unlimited. However, considering the limit of 999 Lums per level, the known maximum in the whole game is over 23000; the amount of 999 Lums is displayed on the level-end screen even if the player has collected more. The [[Ting]]s in [[Rayman 1\|the original ''Rayman'']] are also in an unlimited number; however, ''[[Rayman 2]]'' makes it clear that there are only 1,000 [[Yellow Lum]]s in existence, and they are currently contained in the [[Heart of the World]] at the time of ''[[Rayman Origins\|Origins]]''.

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	{{Quote\|text=Lums can be quite illuminating, for those who know how to use their energy...\|sign=[[The Magician (Rayman Origins)\|The Magician]]\|source=''[[Rayman Origins]]''}}		{{Quote\|text=Lums can be quite illuminating, for those who know how to use their energy...\|sign=[[The Magician (Rayman Origins)\|The Magician]]\|source=''[[Rayman Origins]]''}}

	In ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', Lums can alternate between yellow and red, but they do not have the same effects or appearances as [[Yellow Lum]]s or [[Red Lum]]s. The player often comes across large, crowned Lums called [[Lum King]]s. Collecting a [[Lum King]] causes all the Lums in the area to sing and dance for a few seconds, while their colour changes from its usual yellow to red. While in this state, each Lum is worth two. Lums can be found floating freely or hidden inside [[~~nenuphar~~]]s and [[Bulb-o-Lum]]s. They can also be gained by bubblizing and defeating enemies. At the end of each level, the heroes give their Lums to [[the Magician]], who grants them [[Electoon]]s in exchange. At the end of the game, it is revealed that [[the Magician]] has been using these Lums to power the mechanical army he built in the [[Moody Clouds]] to take over the [[Glade of Dreams]] and rid it of the [[Polokus\|Bubble Dreamer]].		In ''[[Rayman Origins]]'', Lums can alternate between yellow and red, but they do not have the same effects or appearances as [[Yellow Lum]]s or [[Red Lum]]s. The player often comes across large, crowned Lums called [[Lum King]]s. Collecting a [[Lum King]] causes all the Lums in the area to sing and dance for a few seconds, while their colour changes from its usual yellow to red. While in this state, each Lum is worth two. Lums can be found floating freely or hidden inside [[Water lily\|water lilies]] and [[Bulb-o-Lum]]s. They can also be gained by bubblizing and defeating enemies. At the end of each level, the heroes give their Lums to [[the Magician]], who grants them [[Electoon]]s in exchange. At the end of the game, it is revealed that [[the Magician]] has been using these Lums to power the mechanical army he built in the [[Moody Clouds]] to take over the [[Glade of Dreams]] and rid it of the [[Polokus\|Bubble Dreamer]].

	Due to several glitches causing Lum-yielding objects to reappear indefinitely, the number of Lums in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'' is probably unlimited. However, considering the limit of 999 Lums per level, the known maximum in the whole game is over 23000; the amount of 999 Lums is displayed on the level-end screen even if the player has collected more. The [[Ting]]s in [[Rayman 1\|the original ''Rayman'']] are also in an unlimited number; however, ''[[Rayman 2]]'' makes it clear that there are only 1,000 [[Yellow Lum]]s in existence, and they are currently contained in the [[Heart of the World]] at the time of ''[[Rayman Origins\|Origins]]''.		Due to several glitches causing Lum-yielding objects to reappear indefinitely, the number of Lums in ''[[Rayman Origins]]'' is probably unlimited. However, considering the limit of 999 Lums per level, the known maximum in the whole game is over 23000; the amount of 999 Lums is displayed on the level-end screen even if the player has collected more. The [[Ting]]s in [[Rayman 1\|the original ''Rayman'']] are also in an unlimited number; however, ''[[Rayman 2]]'' makes it clear that there are only 1,000 [[Yellow Lum]]s in existence, and they are currently contained in the [[Heart of the World]] at the time of ''[[Rayman Origins\|Origins]]''.