Rayman himself

THAT WAS THE GREATEST FILM EVER :shock: :D

EDIT: I did a little animation 'cause I was bored...

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EDIT2: Shrunk
 
You might wanna resize that just a little bit.

Honestly though I was wondering what Rayman looked like with limbs, and now I've seen it I've been like, "holy shit". And it looks like they had sleeves too, I guess they were purple too.

The moar you know! :fou:
 
I think I've already seen a non-limbless Rayman actually; he was dressed in red Christmas outfit I think.
 
The limbs really don't suit him at all, but that's probably because I'm used to what he's like now...
 
With limbs, he reminds me of a lot of "edgy" cartoon mascots from the early 90s, so it was a good move to take them off. Just comes to show that the Playstation, Saturn and Jaguar just weren't that powerful after all even at the time.

I should imagine that it would take a good chunk of weight off of him though, in a human almost half of that is in the legs.
 
At first I thought they were talking about a girl. :fou2: I had always pronounced his name "Micheal An-cell".
 
This is thing I don't like about French names. Couldn't it be like in Polish or Italian? (Oops, I forgot about Andrea.)
 
French is a Romantic language whereas English is Germanic. So yeah, a lot of French male names do sound girly.
 
StaceyW said:
French is a Romantic language whereas English is Germanic. So yeah, a lot of French male names do sound girly.
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You wanted to say ROMANIC, right? What the hell is romantic in "shatam" (je t'aime)? Which should be romantic in double way, I think? Also note that Italian is Romanic too, and Polish is Slavic one.

StaceyW said:
I should imagine that it would take a good chunk of weight off of him though, in a human almost half of that is in the legs.
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And you're right there, it's first logical explanation why does game character jump too high and too long.
 
OMG! It's even more absurdal than Lol-land!...

...hey, I was right. They're referred as Romanic in this article, not as romantic ones!

I can call Russian the most romantic language I heard about - it uses nice selection of vowels and... the rest.
 
And in my school, their program changes EVERY year, and we don't get new books until March ( yeah, that's true, I got one of my books on Friday! ). I really love my school's organization. XD
 
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