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Shut up, OCG. This is true museum quality art.

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They changed Black person to white like 4kids did in One Piece. I find both of those changes to be racist.

In that case the makers of this cover thought that this game where for dumb people where you do just dumb things like yelling WHHHAAAAZZZZZZ UUUUPPP in the telephone.

emshomar wrote:

Haruka wrote:Rayman was always on PC since the birth of the franchise, so I think the PC support will still go on. I think it would be a mistake anyway, if they were stopping doing for PC.

And what about Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 and TV Party? As long as I know they weren't officially released for PC. Abou RRR2 OCG own this for PC but I never saw a box or describtion or anything for PC.

Those are spin-off titles. I'm talking about the canon ones, that are of common interest from everybody in this community.

emshomar wrote:In that case the makers of this cover thought that this game where for dumb people where you do just dumb things like yelling WHHHAAAAZZZZZZ UUUUPPP in the telephone.

Do I hear the call for a

Y'know, I would have thought Rayman's nostrils would be on the underside of his nose as opposed to on the end of it.
But the rest is spot-on!

emshomar wrote:cusine

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El Dango wrote:Ukinojoe made a thing

I am amazed at how Rayman managed to grow hair through his clothes. Then again he has only changed them twice.

So today I was just randomly thinking, how often does Rayman need to have his hair cut? I mean, wouldn't it just grow really long if he didn't cut it? And I could ask all kinds of questions regarding his first haircut. If that relic in the PSvita Origins was anything to go by, then Rayman wouldn't ever get his hair cut, but the legitimacy of that legend is questionable.

So I tried drawing classic and modern Rayman with really long hair and I'm laughing because classic Rayman looks like a mop.

Well, it's not entirely impossible to have hair you never need to cut. My fitness teacher has hair she has never needed to cut in all her life and it only reaches down to her shoulder blades. Her hair is just extremely slow growing. Rayman's case could be similar.

Earth Gwee wrote:Well, it's not entirely impossible to have hair you never need to cut. My fitness teacher has hair she has never needed to cut in all her life and it only reaches down to her shoulder blades. Her hair is just extremely slow growing. Rayman's case could be similar.

That seems pretty likely. And if his hair were actually all those little creatures... He wouldn't want to cut it! XD
Mop-haired Rayman still amuses me though

I'd rather not count those parasitic hairs as canon.

Juuuust cut those creepy critters. Who knows if they're planning something evil!

They more seem like a joke than anything else. I wonder more on how he can even do the helicopter with his hair, when I think about it my brain breaks.

ZeptoRay wrote:They more seem like a joke than anything else. I wonder more on how he can even do the helicopter with his hair, when I think about it my brain breaks.

Ugh, this, it breaks my brain too!

Also, this is what I meant about Rayman looking like a mop
http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/5061/8wiy.png

Yeah, whenever I think about his hair working as a helicopter, I picture it getting all twisted around itself and tangled. Which means it's probably best not to question how it works at all.

Earth Gwee wrote:Yeah, whenever I think about his hair working as a helicopter, I picture it getting all twisted around itself and tangled. Which means it's probably best not to question how it works at all.

Yes, exactly this. But it's not like anyone has ever actually seen someone use their own hair as a helicopter, so it remains just a theory.

THEdragon wrote: Also, this is what I meant about Rayman looking like a mop
http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/5061/8wiy.png

Oh my god he does look like a mop, this just made my day.

THEdragon wrote:

Earth Gwee wrote:Yeah, whenever I think about his hair working as a helicopter, I picture it getting all twisted around itself and tangled. Which means it's probably best not to question how it works at all.

Yes, exactly this. But it's not like anyone has ever actually seen someone use their own hair as a helicopter, so it remains just a theory.

Magical hair that comes back to the start making a loop. Mystery of fantasy worlds, better never question it.