Choco Chambers: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Added Bad Cake's pictures, True Boss Rush appearance and trivia. |
mNo edit summary |
||
| Line 9: | Line 9: | ||
'''Choco Chambers''' is the second level of {{rr|Candy Château}}, the seventh world in ''[[Rayman Redemption]]''. It consists of four parts. | '''Choco Chambers''' is the second level of {{rr|Candy Château}}, the seventh world in ''[[Rayman Redemption]]''. It consists of four parts. | ||
In part one, [[Rayman]] uses a [[Frying pan]] received from [[the Clown Chef]] to ride the slippery slopes. In | In part one, [[Rayman]] uses a [[Frying pan]] received from [[the Clown Chef]] to ride the slippery slopes. In part two, [[Rayman]] receives the [[Super helicopter]] potion once more, and navigates a difficult maze full of traps. | ||
In the final two parts, [[Rayman]] must survive and then defeat [[Bad Cake]], who follows him in a rising flow of hot chocolate. | In the final two parts, [[Rayman]] must survive and then defeat [[Bad Cake]], who follows him in a rising flow of hot chocolate. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:54, 3 July 2024
This article is a stub, please share your knowledge by expanding it!
| Choco Chambers | ||
|---|---|---|
 | ||
| ← Tasty Reception | The Sweet Spot → | |
Choco Chambers is the second level of Candy Château, the seventh world in Rayman Redemption. It consists of four parts. In part one, Rayman uses a Frying pan received from the Clown Chef to ride the slippery slopes. In part two, Rayman receives the Super helicopter potion once more, and navigates a difficult maze full of traps.
In the final two parts, Rayman must survive and then defeat Bad Cake, who follows him in a rising flow of hot chocolate.
The last part of Choco Chambers briefly appears in the True Boss Rush, while Rayman fights Bad Cake once again.
-
-
Bad Cake in the True Boss Rush.
Trivia
- The chocolate-tinted background in some of Choco Chambers' parts may be a reference to the Sweets world from Rayman Raving Rabbids on the Game Boy Advance, sharing more of its golden and chocolate colors.