EricZen

Just gotta say Videogames are such a great type of Media. As someone like me with a very visual Imagination loving to daydream about fictonal creative stuff, Video games are the perfect place to dive in.

Even if he appears like a nice lovely rabbit it doesn't change what it actually is: an unfeeling lifeless machine that just follows it's orders. Such a machine put into the world of rayman just tickles my brain constantly and I can't stop thinking about him.

Just gotta say Videogames are such a great type of Media. As someone like me with a very visual Imagination loving to daydream about fictonal creative stuff, Video games are the perfect place to dive in.

Something more personally I wanna add here since it also explain a bit of my hyperfixation is I that Im a big fan of scifi. Robots is something I find quite fascinating in fictonal media (emphazise on fictonal, I'm kinda terrified on how things go in real life with AI).

Just gotta say Videogames are such a great type of Media. As someone like me with a very visual Imagination loving to daydream about fictonal creative stuff, Video games are the perfect place to dive in.

In the 3D Titles of Rayman industrilization is a motife. Robopirates, Hoodlums and even Rabbids in the original Rayman 4 trying to take over the Glade with there machines, capturing every peacful inhabitants. It's never put on the nose but it still lets you think about it.

Just gotta say Videogames are such a great type of Media. As someone like me with a very visual Imagination loving to daydream about fictonal creative stuff, Video games are the perfect place to dive in.

Because I wanted to see what lies beyond. I espacially had that with Rayman 2. The Masks Levels and Cave of Bad Dreams being my favourit for the mystery behind them. Like how in Water and Ice you go through a gate entering a space like area.

Just gotta say Videogames are such a great type of Media. As someone like me with a very visual Imagination loving to daydream about fictonal creative stuff, Video games are the perfect place to dive in.

I'm wondering how many people had the same missinterpretation as me when playing Rayman Raving Rabbids for the first time, thinking that the spider mech Pink is riding was his lower body part. On an old TV with how the endoskeleton is designed I think it's easy to get wrong.

I'm not a fan of "giving a character more detail = better". Sometimes I think too much detail ruins it. I think it's way cooler if you can create the same impact by keeping it very simple. It will probably not surprise anyone but I personally think Pink is a great example here.

This was just another Pink rent on my end because I think he deserves way more appreciation. Final RRR really didnt make this character justize at all so I hope we as a community can do better. Also I don't see people talking about how briallant his design is enough.

I'm not a fan of "giving a character more detail = better". Sometimes I think too much detail ruins it. I think it's way cooler if you can create the same impact by keeping it very simple. It will probably not surprise anyone but I personally think Pink is a great example here.

I still think it's one of the most unique and greatest robo rabbid designs out there. It's sucks so hard that his skelleton is the only thing you can see in the final game though. Whoever may bring him (which please somebody do) give him justice by having the design as intended.

I'm not a fan of "giving a character more detail = better". Sometimes I think too much detail ruins it. I think it's way cooler if you can create the same impact by keeping it very simple. It will probably not surprise anyone but I personally think Pink is a great example here.

I know some people really don't like this design but I think on paper it's great! Like the Terminator it's a creepy robotic skelleton of his exterior. And unlike his exterior the skeleton has more detail to enhance the vibe of a horrific machine making the impact stronger.

I'm not a fan of "giving a character more detail = better". Sometimes I think too much detail ruins it. I think it's way cooler if you can create the same impact by keeping it very simple. It will probably not surprise anyone but I personally think Pink is a great example here.

Even without knowing the character it already tells you that something is of about him. He might not be your friend. He will show it by attacking you directly. So you fight back. During the fight his exterior will get destroyed more and more until it's revealed what he truely is.

I'm not a fan of "giving a character more detail = better". Sometimes I think too much detail ruins it. I think it's way cooler if you can create the same impact by keeping it very simple. It will probably not surprise anyone but I personally think Pink is a great example here.

I really wish to draw more. It's just whatever I bring to paper feels so bad and is far away from how I want it to look what kills my motivation. I just hate having that mental blockade.

I wish more people would be hyperfixated on Pink from RRR. I feel so lonely and frustrated sometimes when I wanna talk but there is nobody to talk to since there is sadly no real fandom around him. Pink deserves so much more in my opinion. #Rabbids #RabbidPink

Besides the fact that there are actually 3 different Rabbid Terminator variants out there, which I guess is fair for the series, is it just me or are they getting more and more lame everytime?