Howdy stranger!
Cosmic information
| Haruka | |
|---|---|
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| Alignment | Good |
| Appears in | Non-identifiable in GPSs, antennas, radars or any other kind of tech |
| Portrayed by | Herself |
| Sex | Female |
| Species | Stella Homo Sapiens, the cientifical name for her human subspecie, Human-Star |
| Status | Citizen (On Earth) and Hero (In the Glade of Dreams) |
- Name: Haruka (Haruka Tavares in some places)
- Age: 19
- Gender:
(Boys don't use female nicknames as far as I'm aware!)
- Planet Earth residence: Portugal
- Glade of Dreams residence: Somewhere in the forests
- Maternal language: Portuguese
- Foreigner languages: English (The one I dominate more), Spanish (Fair capacities), French (I'm quite forgotten!), Raymanian (8P).
- Occupations: Visual Arts Student
- Hobbies and Interests: Gaming, Arts and technology
Being a Rayman fan *COUGH!*fanatic*COUGH-COUGH!*starts by somewhere!
I was in the house of a ex-neighbour which had a "lite" Playstation 1 with a couple of games. When I went to the living room, I saw him playing a game with a very cartoony, colourful, happy and animated jungle landscape (Rayman - Pink Plant Woods/The Primordial Forest). I was marveled to the ammount of detail of everything in the screen. When I look to the left I see a character with a unique atribute, something that I've never seen before: no arms, no legs and no neck. I asked if I could play, and he let me (even he answered me with a moody face). I found quite fun his attack (The telescopic fist) and how the enemies died. I managed to beat Bzzit and to reach Bongo Hills. Hours later, I noticed I was hooked and I was already further than the ex-neighbour in the game. In the same day I tried Rayman 2: The Great Escape's DEMO in a Playstation Magazine disk. From that day on I got a Rayman fan. (You're right, who would guess this?)
Raymanish Data
- Rayman fan since...: Summer of 2000
- Player status: Veteran
- First game to have played and when: Rayman (PlayStation version) : Summer of 2000
- First game to have adquired/bought and when: Rayman M (PC version) : Around December of 2001 and the first months of 2002
- Latest game to have adquired/bought and when (Not compting games inside the Raving Rabbids series): Rayman 3 (GBA version) ; 19th March of 2012
- Favourite Rayman game: Rayman 2: The Great Escape
- Rayman Pirate Community member since...: Summer of 2008
- Current status in RPC: Active English Moderator
- RayWiki user since: August of 2009
- Current status in RayWiki: Active normal contributor
Trivia (Yeah right)
- I presented a work about Rayman's game series in an English class in June of 2009 and I got a mark of 18/20 valours (90%).
- I am the national champion in Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc''s Hall of Fame.
- I am in the top 40 of the best Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc players in the world, and in the top 30 of the best players of the same game in the PC version.
- I was one of the 55 winners in Portugal of the Iberian Kelloggs drawing contest, in which offered to the winners a copy of Rayman Raving Rabbids Activity Centre.
- I was one of the 6 winners in Europe (Outside of United Kingdom and France) of the official Ubisoft's Rayman Origins Art Contest, in which offered to the runner-ups a Gift Basket, containing a Collector's Edition and Normal copies of Rayman Origins, stickers, posters, t-shirts and a canvas.
List of Rayman games I own
- Rayman Golf [
and 
]
- Rayman Bowling [ ]
- Rayman Kart [ ]
- Rayman Collector [
]
- Rayman M [ ]
- Rayman M [
]
- Rayman [
]
- Rayman DS [
]
- Rayman 3 [ ]
- Rayman Rush [ ]
- Rayman [
] (Collector Book's Edition)
- Rayman 2 Forever [ ]
- Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc Official DEMO [ ]
- Rayman 3 [ ]
- Rabbids Go Home [
]
- Raving Rabbids Travel in Time - Collector's Edition [ ] (With exclusive figure and in-game costume)
- Rayman 10th Anniversary [ ] (RM,RR,R3HH)
- Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc "Quick - Le Menew" Promo CD DEMO 2 [ ]
- Rayman Advance [
]
- Rayman 3D [
]
- Rayman Origins - Collector's Edition [
]
- Rayman Origins [ ]
- Rayman 3 [ ]
List of Rayman products I have
- Rayman riding the Walking Shell plush (Medium size)
- Complete collection of Rayman 2: The Great Escape's French Happy Meal promotion from MacDonalds restaurants
- Figure of Rayman standed in a bush with yellow RAYMAN logo, from Rayman 2: The Great Escape era
- Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc 15cm resine statue (Rayman doing a grimace in a mushroom)
- Official Rayman DS pocket for the Nintendo DS
- 2 T-Shirts of Rayman Origins depicting character skins
- 3 equal sets of Rayman Origins magnets
- 2 equal sets of Rayman Origins stickers
- Rayman Origins Canvas
- 2 equal photographic-paper posters of Rayman Origins
List of Rabbid products I have
- Spanish Rabbid doll, from Rabbids Invade the World collection
- U.S.A. Rabbid doll, from Rabbids Invade the World collection
- Taiwan (?) Rabbid doll, from Rabbids Invade the World collection
- British Rabbid Sticker, from Rabbids Invade the World collection
- Portuguese Rabbid Sticker, from Rabbids Invade the World collection
- Argentina Rabbid Sticker, from Rabbids Invade the World collection
- Italian Rabbid Sticker, from Rabbids Invade the World collection
- Tease-O-Meter Joker Card, from Rabbids Invade the World collection
- China Rabbid Card, from Rabbids Invade the World collection
- France Rabbid Card, from Rabbids Invade the World collection
- South Africa Rabbid Card, from Rabbids Invade the World collection
- Italy Rabbid Card, from Rabbids Invade the World collection
- Jamaica Rabbid Card, from Rabbids Invade the World collection
- Scotland Rabbid Card, from Rabbids Invade the World collection
- Rabbid Panini cards number 102, 49, 127, 38, 76 and 144
- U.S.A. Rabbid Card, from Rabbids Invade the World collection
- India Rabbid Card, from Rabbids Invade the World collection
- 18cm plushie of a screaming Rabbid (French edition "The Lapins Crétins")
- Small bear-disguised screaming Rabbid plush
- Two UHU Rabbid magnets
- American Football Rabbid doll, from Rabbids Invade Sports collection
- American Football Rabbid Card, from Rabbids Invade Sports collection
- Two out of Fifty-Four Cards from Rabbids Invade Sports collection
- Figures set of Rabbids Go Home for Wii
- Maxiconsolas Magazine (Nº72 from November 2006) [Preview of Rayman Raving Rabbids for Wii.]
- Maxiconsolas Magazine (Nº74 from January 2007) [Review of the Wii version of Rayman Raving Rabbids.]
- Maxiconsolas Magazine (Nº113 from April 2010) [Very very short review of Rayman 2: The Great Escape for iPhone]
- Maxiconsolas Magazine (Nº120 from November 2010) [Review of the Wii version of Raving Rabbids Travel In Time]
- Maxiconsolas Magazine (Nº128 from July 2011) [Very very short article of Rayman Origins in the E3 2011 pages]
- Maxiconsolas Magazine (Nº132 from November 2011) [Preview of Rayman Origins + Rayman Origins poster]
- Maxiconsolas Magazine (Nº133 from December 2011) [Review of Rayman Origins + Raving Rabbids Alive and Kicking poster]
- GamesTM Magazine (Nº115) [Preview of Rayman Origins]
- BGAMER (Nº58 May 2003) [Review for Nintendo GameCube version of Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc.]
- EMPIRE (Nº9 January 2012) [Very very small article of Rayman Origins]
- Rayman Papercraft
- Rabbid Papercraft
- A personlized Rayman T-Shirt
- Jeux Vidéo Magazine (12th May 2011 Issue) [ Rayman Origins as a cover theme ]
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