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* [[Fire-Breathing Diner]] |
* [[Fire-Breathing Diner]] |
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* [[Garfunkel]]: Rayman |
* [[Garfunkel]]: Rayman |
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* [[Getting Crap Past the Radar]]: In the very first game, there is a bumper sticker on the locker in your prison cell with a very obvious "69" on it. |
* [[Getting Crap Past the Radar]]: In the very first game, there is a bumper sticker on the locker in your prison cell with a very obvious "69" on it. |
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* [[Gilded Cage]]: In the first game. |
* [[Gilded Cage]]: In the first game. |
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* [[Gladiator Games]]: The first ''Rabbids'' game is a spoof on this. |
* [[Gladiator Games]]: The first ''Rabbids'' game is a spoof on this. |
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* [[In Name Only]]: Despite being the titular character, Rayman has had a minor role from Raving Rabbids 2 onward, which has since deteriorated to the point that he's no longer a part of the series at all. Perhaps the best example of this is ''Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party'', where Rayman isn't even in any of the actual gameplay—he's only seen in the cutscenes. |
* [[In Name Only]]: Despite being the titular character, Rayman has had a minor role from Raving Rabbids 2 onward, which has since deteriorated to the point that he's no longer a part of the series at all. Perhaps the best example of this is ''Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party'', where Rayman isn't even in any of the actual gameplay—he's only seen in the cutscenes. |
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* [[Killer Rabbit]] |
* [[Killer Rabbit]] |
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* [[Lawyer-Friendly Cameo]]: A plethora of them in TV Party: [[MASH|B.R.U.S.H]], [[Star Wars|Star Worse]], [[Dawn of the Dead (film)|Dawn of the Rabbids]], need I go on? |
* [[Lawyer-Friendly Cameo]]: A plethora of them in TV Party: [[MASH|B.R.U.S.H]], [[Star Wars|Star Worse]], [[Dawn of the Dead (film)|Dawn of the Rabbids]], need I go on? |
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* [[Mascot Mook]] |
* [[Mascot Mook]] |
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* [[Minigame Game]] |
* [[Minigame Game]] |
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* [[Missing Secret]]: The first game's [[Downer Ending]] put off many people, but there's a rumor that there's a hidden, happier ending by getting [[ |
* [[Missing Secret]]: The first game's [[Downer Ending]] put off many people, but there's a rumor that there's a hidden, happier ending by getting [[100% Completion]] on every minigame. Sadly, there's a glitch in one of the dance mini-games which prevents said completion, but it's been proven that this 'secret ending' is nonexistent after all. |
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* [[Paper-Thin Disguise]]: Rayman in Rayman Raving Rabbids 2, by putting socks over his hair and inhaling helium to look and sound like a Rabbid. |
* [[Paper-Thin Disguise]]: Rayman in Rayman Raving Rabbids 2, by putting socks over his hair and inhaling helium to look and sound like a Rabbid. |
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* [[Party Game]] |
* [[Party Game]] |
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* [[Police Lineup]]: One of the minigames in ''Rayman Raving Rabbids 2''. |
* [[Police Lineup]]: One of the minigames in ''Rayman Raving Rabbids 2''. |
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* [[Product Placement]]: Capri Sun juice shows up in ''TV Party'' and ''[[Rabbids Go Home]]''. |
* [[Product Placement]]: Capri Sun juice shows up in ''TV Party'' and ''[[Rabbids Go Home]]''. |
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* [[Rage Against the Author]]: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mymXS0WyVGQ This video] features the Rabbids viciously beating down [[Michel Ancel]] as he tries to explain the early development of the game as a Rayman platformer. |
* [[Rage Against the Author]]: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mymXS0WyVGQ This video] features the Rabbids viciously beating down [[Michel Ancel]] as he tries to explain the early development of the game as a Rayman platformer. |
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* [[Red Eyes, Take Warning]]: The Rabbids act somewhat normal, until they scream and their eyes turn red. |
* [[Red Eyes, Take Warning]]: The Rabbids act somewhat normal, until they scream and their eyes turn red. |
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