Human

Human
Human
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Alignment	Neutral
Appears in	Rayman Dictées, Rayman Raving Rabbids 2, Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party, Rabbids Go Home, Raving Rabbids Travel In Time
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Species	Human
Status	Undefined
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Humans are the dominant species of planet Earth. They are rarely seen during the Rayman series, but they are frequent in the Raving Rabbids series in particular in Rabbids Go Home because big part of the events focusing on the Rabbids are set on Earth. They are first encountered in the spin-off title Rayman Dictées.

Characters description

Appearance

Humans made some appearences during the series, but their look changes game to game. In Rayman Dictées they have a cartoonized look that try to recreate the real world humans' aspect. The mouths and the noses of the men are usually big, but the women's ones are smaller. Both males and females have black pupils. The humans in this game have a different phisical appearence that make look some of them strong, other fat, other thin. In Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 humans are seen in the intro and in the Bunny Hunt minigames. By the fact that real world graphics is used, the humans present are real. In Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party they are all portrayed as male fighters. They are fat tall, with small legs and with dot for eyes. In Rabbids Go Home humans share a similar traits with the ones from the precedent title, like the dot-eyes, but they are all thin, even the fighters. In this game, unlike the predecessor, there are also women. In Raving Rabbids Travel In Time humans share a similar appearence to the real world ones, in fact some of them represente famous historical personalities.

Personality

The humans personality varies person to person. Some are nasty, some are nice, but most of them share similar traits. In Rabbids Go Home all the humans are described to spend their life like a big party driving safely and curiously, working hard and shopping til you drop. They seem also to be very attached to their stuff and cleaning maniacs. Some of them dressed in a rubber suit to be not contaminated by Rabbids. As seen in this game and in Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 them all seem to be scared of the Rabbids, but in Raving Rabbids Travel In Time only some of them are, like the professor in the museum. In this game, in fact, most of the people just ignore Rabbids or isn't concious of their presence. In Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party the only humans present are fighters that aren't scared of them. People can also be cooperative, because in Rabbids Go Home they work toghether to get rid of the invasors. Humans speak different languages all around the world, but they can't understand Raymanian that is spoken in Rayman's world. Anyway Rayman can speak some human's languages as seen in the Nintendo DS version of Rayman Raving Rabbids 2. Clara the Witch may be the only human that can speak Raymanian as seen in Rayman Dictées when she speaks with Rayman, but it is unclear what language are they speaking.

Role in the game

Rayman Dictées

In Rayman Dictées the witch Clara asks Rayman for help, because she has accidentaly frozen all the humans from the feet to the torso. Some human characters like Patrick, Gaaf, Tim, Junior, Landra and Sam make appearence during the game

Rayman Raving Rabbids 2

In Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 humans make appearence as real world people only in the introduction and in the Bunny Hunt minigames. In the introduction a journalist named Jennifer Art from Paris tells that large yellow submarines have been identify all around the world. She asks who are they, where do they come from and what do they want. After that a group of Rabbids jump out of a submarine scaring all the people and beating up the journalist. In the Bunny Hunt minigames humans are seen running away from the Rabbids.

Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party

In Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party the only humans present are fighters. They appear in the minigame Missfit and in Rabbid Wrestling they serves as obstacles. Real world american football players make also a cameo inside Rayman's television in the ending cinematic.

Rabbids Go Home

Rabbids Go Home is the game in which humans are more focused. The Rabbids decided to build a pile to the moon and to do this they start collecting all kind of stuff they can take. Humans are scared of the Rabbids and not want them to destroy their life. Some of them called Verminators decided to wear big rubber chlothes to protect themselves from the Rabbids and to try to stop them. They also used dogs and robots for their intentions. During the game are encountered a lot of stereotypes and some facts are focused on particular human characters. For example an old ill man placed inside a bubble bed will be taken various time by the Rabbids for their pile and during the game he and her nurse will fall in love and marry. Other characters focused on are a buisness owner and his secretary. The Rabbids frequently enter in the buisness owner's office with the unconscious help of his secretary to stole some of his important stuff. At the end they stole also his strongbox, but he fights with all his strenght to prevent this. At the end humans succeed to get rid of the Rabbids, making them flying to the moon with the help of some bombs.

Raving Rabbids Travel In Time

Humans appear also in Raving Rabbids Travel In Time. A lot of historical personalities and stereotypical characters from the past are present. Inside the museum there is also a professor that tries in every way to escape from the Rabbids. They seem unaware of the Rabbids, not being scared of them. Only the professor in the museum is frightened of them. The humans have a realistic appearence, having wrinkles and muscles.

Trivia

• Humans are seen only in spin-off titles of the Rayman series.
• Only a few humans have their name revealed, like Clara the Witch from Rayman Dictées.
• Humans are seen also in Tonic Trouble and in Academy of Champions.