Mr Sax

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Mr. Sax
Mr. Sax
Alignment Bad

Appears in Rayman
Location Band Land

Portrayed by {{{portrayed by}}}

Resistance 12 HP
Attacks Wrong notes, stomp

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Species {{{species}}}

Relatives {{{relatives}}}

Mr. Sax is a giant saxophone and the second boss in Rayman, located in Band Land, in Mr. Sax's Hullaballoo.

He is first encountered in Allegro Presto, where Rayman finds out where some vicious wrong notes are coming from. He will blow wrong notes at him, and Rayman will simply have to punch one of them back, so that the giant saxophone leaves the level.

Mr. Sax is pursuing Rayman
Mr. Sax blowing out a wrong note

In Mr. Sax's Hullaballoo, he starts blowing wrong notes again, which can be punched back to hurt him. Then, he starts chasing Rayman, who can also punch the static wrong notes that stand in his way. This way, he can take take away up to 9 of his 12 life points, making the final battle much easier.

Mr. Sax's main attacks consist in blowing wrong notes of different kinds at Rayman. The first type looks exactly like sliding wrong notes, except that one hit is enough to throw them back to the sender. He can even blow three of them at a time. They can also be found on Rayman's way when he is pursued by Mr. Sax: in this case, they float in the air, and punching them will send them at him.

Mr. Sax blowing out two wrong notes
A wrong note punched back by Rayman
Mr. Sax blowing out three wrong notes

The second type, called fragmentation wrong notes, are round notes which explode in the air and free eight tiny invincible wrong notes in the shape of the first type. Mr. Sax can blow two of them at the same time, making it much harder to dodge the tiny notes.

Mr. Sax blowing out a fragmentation wrong note
...and freeing tiny wrong notes
A fragmentation wrong note exploding...

The third type, called explosive wrong notes, follow a curved trajectory and explode on the ground. They're the same shape as the second type.

Mr. Sax blowing out an explosive wrong note
The effect of an explosive wrong note

Mr. Sax's attacks also include stomping Rayman, even though he is quite easy to dodge. Once beaten, he starts dancing, and looks pacific.

Mr. Sax trying to stomp Rayman
Mr. Sax is dancing...
Mr. Sax was defeated!