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Revision as of 22:05, 1 October 2020
Raving Rabbids is a video game series created by Michel Ancel for Ubisoft. When first released in 2006, it was a part of the Rayman series, but it eventually became its own franchise after its popularity rose. It stars the Rabbids, rabbit-like creatures defined by their stupidity and wild nature. The games are mainly multiplayer party games, but some are in different genres.
Contents
Games
Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party
During the game, microgames referred to as adverts will appear, rewarding a bonus if completed. One is for Cola Blast, in which a Rabbid drinks a whole liter of soda. Another is for Rabbid XLBurger, where a Rabbid fattens up after eating a fry.
Videos/Trailers
Bunnies Can't Play Xbox 360
The Rabbid swallows the Xbox controller out of frustration at not being able to get the game to work.
Rabbids Short Stories
Augment Your Life
The main Rabbid uses his life-augmenting app to enlarge another Rabbid's beverage. At the end of the short, that Rabbid is bloated from drinking it.
