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xD Seriously, I know it looks as ugly as any Rabbid in costumes, BUT be glad that it isn't a Rabbid in a "bikini" (I have the figure of that) OR a female Rabbid that puts tennis balls in front of it while wearing a dress to pretend having, ya know. xD That Peach Rabbid, alongside a Daisy one look adorable in comparison.
xD Good point, let's leave it as "it looks better, and a bit less traumatic"Even if they look a lot better by comparison, I still wouldn't call that adorable.
Well, a Rabbid wearing ladies underwear is the "wife" of the main male Rabbit in Rabbids Go Home.
Brilliant. The perfect roster of new potential metals and babies.Agreed on the Rabbids.
As for the Metals and Babies:
We're missing Baby Bowser, Baby Wario, Baby Waluigi (doesn't exist, but they might as well make one right?
For Metals(and maybe gemstones) we could get: Silver Luigi, Diamond Wario, Ruby Bowser, Topaz Daisy, Emerald Yoshi, Platinum Rosalina, Bronze DK, Sapphire Waluigi
Imagine they keep that exclusive to females like her, it would be a little repetitive.
Including the avatar characters would be overkill.
They're more along the lines of clones in Smash; last minute additions to add to the roster in their own debut game then dragged along through the series.
This line of reasoning makes sense for the Metals, but not so much for the babies. The Metals just involve replacing the texture and adjusting stats. The Babies require actual separate models to be made. My guess is that the Metals are last minute additions just for the sake of it, while someone or a few people on the Mario Kart dev team just really liked Baby Mario & Luigi and the general idea of making baby versions of the characters.
Well, it's still Daisy related because she's known for spinoffs and Mario Kart is one of her biggest spinoff roles.This line of reasoning makes sense for the Metals, but not so much for the babies. The Metals just involve replacing the texture and adjusting stats. The Babies require actual separate models to be made. My guess is that the Metals are last minute additions just for the sake of it, while someone or a few people on the Mario Kart dev team just really liked Baby Mario & Luigi and the general idea of making baby versions of the characters.
It is likely that they reuse assets of course. Once Baby Mario is made, they use him as a base for Baby Luigi. Likewise, Baby Peach serves as a base for Baby Daisy and Baby Rosalina.
Funny how this thread somehow always goes back to Mario Kart and seems to double as a Mario Kart speculation thread as much as it counts as a Daisy support thread.
Oh don't worry, I've long since accepted it to the point where I actually I kind of want a proper line of Metal characters to happen. It's the Babies who I still dislike (Kind of warmed up to them a bit as well really). They should not be driving.Well, it's still Daisy related because she's known for spinoffs and Mario Kart is one of her biggest spinoff roles.
And gosh darn it, Metal Daisy will happen whether you like it or not.
( < I feel like I use this thing too often...)
Wait, you have that? Man, just thinking about it gives me chills.
There is already a Metal Daisy mod for Smash 4 in the works.
Amber Daisy from Aaronitmar iirc, though I'm pretty sure it was already finished wasn't it?
Yes, that's the one. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fmtOc7BA62k
Nice with the Daisy one, but the Rabbid one, "Ow, my eyes! Can't claw them out.... Fast enough!"
In fairness, it's not random. Pink gold is a real thing.
Funny, I was looking some hours ago about the difference between Platinum and Silver metals and I found something like this:In fairness, it's not random. Pink gold is a real thing.
In Daisy's case, yellow gold is a likely choice, as that is also a real thing.
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Dededelighted! I get to add another canonical crossover to my list, and clearly my Daisy-cosplaying Rabbid design was very much in line with the game's actual art-direction.How do you feel
Clearly, he and the Daisy-Rabbid are a perfect match.
Yeah, Daisy x Luigi can be in love.Dededelighted! I get to add another canonical crossover to my list, and clearly my Daisy-cosplaying Rabbid design was very much in line with the game's actual art-direction.
Also, I think that the adorably derpy Luigi-Rabbid is great.
I've seen this before.
On the bright side, they acknowledge that Peach can be a badass princess when she wants to.
Honestly, this is either Nintendo wanting to branch out for third party collaborations like with the Wii U or Ubisoft saving their butts after recent Rabbids sales haven't been good. Rabbids Land did fall off the radar recently compared to older Rabbids titles. Make an RPG, add Mario to the mix, and that's instant sales. But I see it being more popular with children than adult gamers.
I really hope this doesn't bring Rabbids into Smash. If it gets revealed that those irritating bunnies are in the game I'm going to scream.
I think that's one of the things that bum me out the most about this.
That's another thing that worries me. I'd imagine Ubisoft is going to start pushing the hell out of something to save their asses right now, and the Rabbids seem to be it.
I was thinking brown with flowers all over and orange at the barrel.
I doubt they'd aim for the Rabbids in Smash. They already appeared in smash like Turtles Smash Up (and they didn't ruin that game), but Ubisoft also gave full frame designs and animations for Rayman in Smash to Nintendo (and hey they got some trophies). And Rayman has trophies. I'd see them going with him.
I'd say they should stylize her gun after this guy.
This makes me wonder if they ever have a stand-in queen/king to watch over her kingdom while she's partaking in tennis, Mario Kart, and what not.I found a comic on the interweb![]()
I think it was out of desperation. Ninty didn't want another Wii U disaster so they branched out with whatever they could get, especially with a console with no backwards compatibility. I mean, they had no idea the Switch would be as well received as it was, so they threw in their most notable series with a 3rd party series that's easily marketed towards kids. Actually, do kids still like the Rabbids? Or is this another situation of old ass executives being disconnected with today's youth? I feel like this was answered quite a few pages back but I cant be bothered to go check.
It's a tactical RPG. Something that's far different from Mario RPG's that Nintendo had published before (yes, even different from modern Paper Mario). Think of it as something similar to XCOM.
Why shouldn't people be positive? It looks like it could be fun. Its existence doesn't harm you or detract from the existence or development of anything else, so vote with your wallet and just don't buy it.
The Rabbids' schtick is invading peaceful worlds, so I'd imagine that that has something to do with it.
Just curious, will the scream be a DAAAAAH!!, for comedic effect?
It's because the Rabbids are enormously popular.
Sakurai doesn't have some god-like say or sway over everything Smash, though. He never has, because at the end of the day, he has always had to answer to Nintendo, who actually owns and controls the property, and most of the franchises featured therein. And that's assuming that he'll even be involved in any new games, without Iwata around to persuade him to return for just one more.
Thankyou so much for posting this - it gave me a really good laugh.I found a comic on the interweb![]()
Well, in the case of Peach, I assume that that task would fall to the Mushroom Retainers - i.e., the myriad of Toads whose only job otherwise is to inform you that the princess is in another castle. Yes. I'm sure that their other lines are along the lines of "The princess is away go-karting!", "The princess is away playing tennis!", and so on.
To be fair, this almost sounds like straw-grasping in order to try to explain something that's disliked. I'm pretty sure that companies don't weigh things up in the same way as fans do, and I doubt that there was any "desperation" involved - more likely study of the market and what might sell to a modern audience.
It was really the crossover that some people wanted, you mean?
And it's not like the Rabbids' games aren't "quality" - something not aligning with one's tastes does not make it bad.
I would wager that far more people today recognise the Rabbids than Rayman, thanks in no small part to the fact that the Rabbids have more games and more sales to their name (bear in mind that the first two Rabbids games' sales are attributed to Rayman, because they were released before the two series were split), which is a direct result of their popuarity, and they also have a far greater presence in other media and in the field of licensed goods, which have been perennially popular ever since they first became available to buy.
Is there a picture of the DK-Rabbid about, anywhere, please? I really am hoping that we'll see a Daisy one, and the DK one makes me hopeful.
Okay so I slept on it and now I'm not as annoyed by it.To be fair, this almost sounds like straw-grasping in order to try to explain something that's disliked. I'm pretty sure that companies don't weigh things up in the same way as fans do, and I doubt that there was any "desperation" involved - more likely study of the market and what might sell to a modern audience.
It was really the crossover that some people wanted, you mean?
Honestly, I'm much more interested in this one. But then again, I don't enjoy Square-Enix's games - they're aimed at a different audience from me, so I simply don't buy them, and don't have any reason to make a fuss about it. I would never have any reason to complain if they did make such a thing, though - I'd be happy for the people who those games are aimed at, because widens the audience for the console as a whole, which ultimately benefits everyone.
And it's not like the Rabbids' games aren't "quality" - something not aligning with one's tastes does not make it bad.
Anyway, that would be due to the Rabbids' popularity, whilst I'd wager that a lot of people haven't even heard of Aurora or of Child of Light. The Rabbids would certainly fit very well in Smash, as they fit its cartoonish and over-the-top style perfectly. I'm looking forward to seeing if they make it. I hope they do.
EDIT: Though, it would be unfortunate if we got a Daisy-Rabbid alt in Smash before the real Daisy!
I would wager that far more people today recognise the Rabbids than Rayman, thanks in no small part to the fact that the Rabbids have more games and more sales to their name (bear in mind that the first two Rabbids games' sales are attributed to Rayman, because they were released before the two series were split), which is a direct result of their popuarity, and they also have a far greater presence in other media and in the field of licensed goods, which have been perennially popular ever since they first became available to buy.
Though I wonder if it's only an NPC, as it is said that there are only 8 playable characters.
