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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 27 entries checked · 14 flagged · 38 issues confirmed · 14 corrected · 24 still open
Globox — Globox's wife is named Uglette, but she does not appear in Rayman 2: The Great Escape; she is introduced in later games. In Rayman 2, Globox's children are mentioned but his wife is not named or shown.
Globox — In the LORE section, it says 'Globox is imprisoned again in the Canopy, and his wife Uglette reveals this to Rayman.' This is incorrect: Uglette does not appear in Rayman 2, and Globox's imprisonment in the Canopy is revealed by other characters.
The Magician — The Magician is not a friendly NPC; in Rayman 2: The Great Escape, he is a recurring antagonist who tricks Rayman and serves as a boss in the final level (the Crow's Nest).
The Magician — The claim that he is a 'one-time ally' is incorrect; he is an enemy, not an ally.
Rayman — The Magician is not a villain who seeks to extinguish the light; in the original Rayman, the Magician is a helpful ally who guides Rayman, and the main villain is Mr. Dark.
Rayman — Globox did not begin as an enemy; he was introduced as a friendly ally in Rayman 2: The Great Escape and has never been an enemy in the canon.
Rayman Origins — Mr Dark does not take away Rayman's telescopic fist; Rayman retains his fist throughout the final battle.
Rayman Origins — The Electoons return the fist only if Rayman loses it during the fight, but the description of them enabling the defeat in the way stated is inaccurate.
Glade of Dreams — The entry states that the Glade of Dreams first appeared in Rayman 2: The Great Escape (1999), but it actually first appeared in Rayman (1995) as the main setting.
Glade of Dreams — The entry claims the Glade of Dreams serves as a hub in Rayman 3, but Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc does not feature the Glade of Dreams as a hub.
Rayman 2: The Great Escape — The Robo-Pirates are not called 'Hoodlums' in any localization of Rayman 2; the Hoodlums are the antagonists of Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc, not Rayman 2.
Rayman 2: The Great Escape — Globox is not encountered in the Woods of Light; he is first met in the Fairy Glade level, after the Woods of Light.
Gloves of Power — The entry states that collecting all three Gloves in a level unlocks a Cage containing a captured Electoon, but in the original Rayman (1995), it unlocks a Cage containing a captured Magician (or a King in some versions), not an Electoon.
Gloves of Power — The entry states that the SNES version came later than the other versions, but the SNES version was released in 1995, not later than the PlayStation, Sega Saturn, or MS-DOS versions.
Boss Battles — The entry claims 'The Magician survived the events of Rayman Origins and created five Dark Teensies as his minions.' In canon, the Dark Teensies are the corrupted forms of the five imprisoned Teensies, not created by the Magician.
Boss Battles — The entry says 'After beating each world's boss, Rayman and co. punch the Magician into space.' This is inaccurate; the Magician is only punched into space after the final boss, not after every world boss.
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