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{{quote|text=The [[Robo-Pirate|pirates]] have taken all of [[Baby Globox|my babies]].|sign=[[Uglette]]|source=''[[Rayman 2]]''}} | |||
'''The Iron Mountains''' (also known as '''the Gloomy Island''') is a location in ''[[Rayman 2 | '''The Iron Mountains''' (also known as '''the Gloomy Island''') is a location in ''[[Rayman 2]]'' and its remakes. It is where [[Four Masks of Polokus|the fourth and final mask of Polokus]] is found, though it is not necessarily a sanctuary. | ||
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| name = The Iron Mountains | | name = The Iron Mountains | ||
| image = [[File:Theironmountainspc.JPG|center|320px|''The Iron Mountains'']] | | image = [[File:Theironmountainspc.JPG|center|320px|''The Iron Mountains'']] | ||
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==Original version== | ==Original version== | ||
[[File:R2TGE-PC-TheIronMountains-HallOfDoors.jpg|thumb|left|320px|In this version, the Iron Mountains level has no hologram in [[the Hall of Doors]]. The dark tunnel in the background leads directly to the ''[[Buccaneer]]'' levels.]] | [[File:R2TGE-PC-TheIronMountains-HallOfDoors.jpg|thumb|left|320px|In this version, the Iron Mountains level has no hologram in [[the Hall of Doors]]. The dark tunnel in the background leads directly to the ''[[Buccaneer]]'' levels.]] | ||
This level is set high up in the mountainous regions of [[the Glade of Dreams]], where a number of pirate strongholds are built. Deep in the canyons nearby are mines in which a large number of [[baby Globox]]es are held captive. Many [[Robo-Pirate | This level is set high up in the mountainous regions of [[the Glade of Dreams]], where a number of [[Robo-Pirate|pirate]] strongholds are built. Deep in the canyons nearby are mines in which a large number of [[baby Globox]]es are held captive. Many [[Robo-Pirate]]s patrol the area. | ||
===Phase 1 – The Gloomy Island=== | ===Phase 1 – The Gloomy Island=== | ||
[[Rayman]] is outside a metalworks building with a generator room inside, and he has to shoot two [[switch]]es to deactivate an electric field and go down the middle of a rotating machine and into a pipe that leads to a grassy area. Going though another tunnel past a swampy lake, there is another pirate stronghold which [[Rayman]] has to jump from the top and glide down a rapid river. At the edge is a hot air balloon which [[Rayman]] hops in and rides. | [[Rayman]] is outside a metalworks building with a [[generator]] room inside, and he has to shoot two [[switch]]es to deactivate an electric field and go down the middle of a rotating machine and into a pipe that leads to a grassy area. Going though another tunnel past a swampy lake, there is another [[Robo-Pirate|pirate]] stronghold which [[Rayman]] has to jump from the top and glide down a rapid river. At the edge is a hot air [[balloon]] which [[Rayman]] hops in and rides. | ||
===Phase 2 – The Reformatory for Disturbing Children=== | ===Phase 2 – The [[Reformatory for Disturbing Children]]=== | ||
He then lands in a field with yet another stronghold, which is this time guarded by the invincible giant [[Robot Dinosaur]], despatched by the [[Robo-Pirate | He then lands in a field with yet another stronghold, which is this time guarded by the invincible giant [[Robot Dinosaur]], despatched by the [[Robo-Pirate]]s to find [[Four Masks of Polokus|the fourth mask]] before [[Rayman]] does. The [[Robot Dinosaur]] is so heavy, every time it jumps it sends objects bouncing up into the air. [[Rayman]] can make use of these objects to infiltrate the stronghold (the [[Reformatory for Disturbing Children]]), where a few [[baby Globox]]es are being held captive. [[Rayman]] soon finds a [[walking shell]] and has to ride about the outside of [[Reformatory for Disturbing Children|the Reformatory]] to collect some [[Yellow Lum]]s and find two [[switch]]es (three [[switch]]es in the PlayStation version) to release [[Baby Globox|the babies]]. | ||
===Phase 3 – The Pirate Mines=== | ===Phase 3 – [[The Pirate Mines]]=== | ||
Deep in a canyon, Rayman has to cross a polluted pond, and he | Deep in a canyon, [[Rayman]] has to cross a polluted pond, and he will eventually meet [[Uglette]], [[Globox]]'s wife, who is extremely sad by the fact that more of [[Baby Globox|her babies]] are missing and held in the mines. The player then takes control of a [[Robo-Pirate|pirate]] [[warship]] and has to manoeuver it through the canyons and find the four [[The Pirate Mines|mines]], collecting many [[baby Globox]]es from each one. When all of the mines are visited, [[Rayman]] has to bring the [[warship]] back to [[Uglette]] to reunite her with [[Baby Globox|her babies]]. One of them withdraws [[Four Masks of Polokus|the fourth mask]] from its mouth and tells [[Rayman]] that he found it in [[The Pirate Mines|the Mines]]. He then gives [[Four Masks of Polokus|the mask]] to [[Rayman]], who is transported to [[Polokus]]. | ||
===Trivia=== | ===Trivia=== | ||
*During the shell ride, a glitch allows Rayman to jump outside the [[Reformatory for Disturbing Children]] without activating the | *During the [[Walking shell|shell]] ride, a [[List of glitches in Rayman 2|glitch]] allows [[Rayman]] to jump outside the [[Reformatory for Disturbing Children]] without activating the [[switch]]es and saving [[Baby Globox|the babies]]. | ||
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| name = The Iron Mountains | | name = The Iron Mountains | ||
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This level is nearly identical to the original version, with the following differences: | This level is nearly identical to the original version, with the following differences: | ||
*At the neat end of | *At the neat end of phase 1, before the hot air [[balloon]], a [[Glob Crystal]] is found – this is the last of the six to collect. | ||
*The first [[Robo-Pirate|pirate]] in the swampy area has been moved back, shoots | *The first [[Robo-Pirate|pirate]] in the swampy area has been moved back, shoots [[helicopter bomb]]s and drills through the ground. Also, two [[Robo-Pirate|pirates]] have been added near the start of [[the Pirate Mines]]. | ||
*[[Piranha]]s added: 2 in the bridge in the beginning of the level and one in the swampy area where the two [[Robo-Pirate|pirates]] are fought. | *[[Piranha]]s added: 2 in the bridge in the beginning of the level and one in the swampy area where the two [[Robo-Pirate|pirates]] are fought. | ||
*Graphical changes in the generator room with the two | *Graphical changes in the [[generator]] room with the two [[switch]]es, some structures changed, the pool of polluted water and ceiling is replaced with a floor and [[cage]]d ceiling with a slow, circular, ominous red [[laser]], same thing is given with the middle stalactite-like structure. The outside of the building is also foggier and the polluted water is changed to plain green (however, both of these were reverted in [[Rayman 3D|the 3DS version]].) | ||
*One change was made to [[Rayman 3D|the 3DS version]]: in phase 3, the [[plum]] used to reach a large [[Yellow Lum]] was removed, and [[Yellow Lum|the Lum]] now homes into [[Rayman]], making it much easier to collect. | |||
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The Iron Mountains (Dreamcast).jpg|The [[Spiral Door]] in [[the Isle of Doors]] which leads to the Iron Mountains. | |||
R2DC Dam Tower.jpg|The tower leading to the dam is slightly redesigned. | |||
R2DC Iron Mountain Rapids.jpg|The platform which the [[Henchman 800]] stands upon now spans the whole width of the rapids. (This change was reverted in [[Rayman 3D|the 3DS version]].) | |||
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{{ | {{R2PSLevel | ||
| name = Gloomy Island | | name = Gloomy Island | ||
| image = [[File:GloomyIsland.jpg|center|320px|''Gloomy Island'']] | | image = [[File:GloomyIsland.jpg|center|320px|''Gloomy Island'']] | ||
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==PlayStation version== | ==[[Rayman 2 (PlayStation)|PlayStation version]]== | ||
[[ | In this version, the level is called the Gloomy Island, and only the area in which [[Rayman]] has to flick the [[switch]]es on board the [[walking shell]] to free the [[baby Globox]]es is used. In the beginning [[Rayman]] sees [[Uglette]], and she tells him that [[Baby Globox|her babies]] were taken to the [[Robo-Pirate|pirate]] stronghold. [[Rayman]] has to locate it and rescue them. | ||
Phase 1 of the level is used in part, but is heavily edited in some areas. As said above, [[Uglette]] informs [[Rayman]] of [[Baby Globox|the children]]'s capture at the very start of the level, not towards the end. This gives [[Rayman]] more purpose to being here in this version, rather than seemingly wandering randomly as in other versions. | |||
There is a bizarre inconsistency here not present in other versions due to the [[Uglette]] cutscene occurring at the very start of the level. When the player enters the level from [[the Hall of Doors]], the game will load, then jump straight into the cutscene with Uglette, which shows [[Rayman]] already in the level, comforting [[Uglette]]. However, after the cutscene, [[Rayman]] emerges from the [[Spiral Door]] as usual, and lands next to a weeping [[Uglette]]. | |||
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Gloomyislandps1.JPG|A [[Ninja Henchman]] attacking [[Rayman]]. | |||
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|{{ | |{{R2PS2Level | ||
| name = The Iron Mountains | | name = The Iron Mountains | ||
| image = [[File:RR-PS2-TheIronMountains.jpg|center|320px|''The Iron Mountains'']] | | image = [[File:RR-PS2-TheIronMountains.jpg|center|320px|''The Iron Mountains'']] | ||
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==PlayStation 2 version== | ==[[Rayman Revolution|PlayStation 2 version]]== | ||
This level remains the same, but with the following exceptions: | |||
*The [[Gorilla Pirate]] inside the [[Reformatory for Disturbing Children]] has been replaced with a pair of [[Henchman 800|Henchmen 800]]. | |||
*While riding the [[Walking shell|shell]] next to the [[Robot Dinosaur]], the camera changes to an overhead view, making it easier to direct [[Robot Dinosaur|the robot]] and collect the [[Yellow Lum]]s. | |||
*Phase 3 in which [[Rayman]] commandeers a [[warship]] to rescue the [[baby Globox]]es has been omitted from this level, and is used as its own level called [[the Pirate Mines]]. Instead of [[Four Masks of Polokus|the fourth mask]], a [[baby Globox]] rewards [[Rayman]] with the [[Rain Mask]] instead. | |||
*Because of this, there is a new Guardian called [[Grolem 13]], who guards [[Four Masks of Polokus|the fourth mask]]. He is fought in a new phase added to the end of the Iron Mountains, which takes the place of [[the Pirate Mines]] phase. | |||
*An extra minigame known as [[the Schplong]] is featured in this level. To access it, the player must press the square or the circle button 15 times whilst on the hot air [[balloon]]. | |||
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Laser+Rayon.jpg|The rotating machine in ''[[Rayman Revolution]]''. | |||
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Revision as of 16:14, 5 June 2019
The Iron Mountains (also known as the Gloomy Island) is a location in Rayman 2 and its remakes. It is where the fourth and final mask of Polokus is found, though it is not necessarily a sanctuary.
Original versionThis level is set high up in the mountainous regions of the Glade of Dreams, where a number of pirate strongholds are built. Deep in the canyons nearby are mines in which a large number of baby Globoxes are held captive. Many Robo-Pirates patrol the area. Phase 1 – The Gloomy IslandRayman is outside a metalworks building with a generator room inside, and he has to shoot two switches to deactivate an electric field and go down the middle of a rotating machine and into a pipe that leads to a grassy area. Going though another tunnel past a swampy lake, there is another pirate stronghold which Rayman has to jump from the top and glide down a rapid river. At the edge is a hot air balloon which Rayman hops in and rides. Phase 2 – The Reformatory for Disturbing ChildrenHe then lands in a field with yet another stronghold, which is this time guarded by the invincible giant Robot Dinosaur, despatched by the Robo-Pirates to find the fourth mask before Rayman does. The Robot Dinosaur is so heavy, every time it jumps it sends objects bouncing up into the air. Rayman can make use of these objects to infiltrate the stronghold (the Reformatory for Disturbing Children), where a few baby Globoxes are being held captive. Rayman soon finds a walking shell and has to ride about the outside of the Reformatory to collect some Yellow Lums and find two switches (three switches in the PlayStation version) to release the babies. Phase 3 – The Pirate MinesDeep in a canyon, Rayman has to cross a polluted pond, and he will eventually meet Uglette, Globox's wife, who is extremely sad by the fact that more of her babies are missing and held in the mines. The player then takes control of a pirate warship and has to manoeuver it through the canyons and find the four mines, collecting many baby Globoxes from each one. When all of the mines are visited, Rayman has to bring the warship back to Uglette to reunite her with her babies. One of them withdraws the fourth mask from its mouth and tells Rayman that he found it in the Mines. He then gives the mask to Rayman, who is transported to Polokus. Trivia
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Dreamcast versionThis level is nearly identical to the original version, with the following differences:
PlayStation versionIn this version, the level is called the Gloomy Island, and only the area in which Rayman has to flick the switches on board the walking shell to free the baby Globoxes is used. In the beginning Rayman sees Uglette, and she tells him that her babies were taken to the pirate stronghold. Rayman has to locate it and rescue them. Phase 1 of the level is used in part, but is heavily edited in some areas. As said above, Uglette informs Rayman of the children's capture at the very start of the level, not towards the end. This gives Rayman more purpose to being here in this version, rather than seemingly wandering randomly as in other versions. There is a bizarre inconsistency here not present in other versions due to the Uglette cutscene occurring at the very start of the level. When the player enters the level from the Hall of Doors, the game will load, then jump straight into the cutscene with Uglette, which shows Rayman already in the level, comforting Uglette. However, after the cutscene, Rayman emerges from the Spiral Door as usual, and lands next to a weeping Uglette.
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PlayStation 2 versionThis level remains the same, but with the following exceptions:
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