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The Nintendo DS version is, similarly to the Game Boy Advance version, a game focusing mainly on 2D side-scrolling. Apparently they were once a very kind species, to the point where others made fun of them. Unlike the console versions it features a backstory for the Rabbids explaining the reason for their behavior. It also features a more familiar cast of characters, including Ly, Globox, Teensies and Murfy. The Game Boy Advance version is, unlike the console versions, a 2D side-scrolling platform, similarly to that of the Game Boy Advance version of Rayman 3. The game also features a multiplayer mode for most of the minigames, in which the players take turns to play the same minigame and try to obtain the highest score. He soon realizes that he had left the babies behind, and tries to return for them through a hole a Rabbid had made, but he gets stuck for some time, leading to the ending of the game. After beating all of the challenges, Rayman is able to escape using the plungers he has earned after each day of success. When that challenge is finished, Rayman is taken back to his cell with his new award - a plunger. Once at least three are finished, the fifth challenge opens up which acts as a sort of final test of the day. At the start of each day there are four challenges to chose between, with only three of those being obligatory to continue. The minigames were originally designed to demonstrate the possibilities of the Wii's motion controls, but were soon after adapted to other consoles with regular controls.The game is split into fifteen in-game days, with each of these days containing five new challenges. The objective of the game is to pass the many challenges that the Rabbids give to Rayman in the form of minigames. He and the babies are captured and taken to a Colosseum, where he becomes the Rabbids' source of entertainment. The game begins with Rayman taking some baby Globoxes out for a picnic, which is quickly disrupted by the sudden invasion of a species new to him - the Rabbids.

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The game was later ported to Windows PC, Sony PlayStation 2 and Xbox 360 with the controls being adapted for analog control and mouse movement. The game was originally released for the newly released Nintendo Wii and had most of the minigames centered around the Wii Remote.

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It features Rayman as the main protagonist and is the first game in the Rayman series to have a party games focus. The first game in the series is titled Rayman Raving Rabbids and was released in 2006.

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9.2 Rabbids Invasion: The Interactive TV Show.

3.1 Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party (DS).

1.1 Rayman Raving Rabbids (Game Boy Advance).

Unlike the Rayman series, the Rabbids series features a universe more focused on real life human civilization, pop culture and satire on society, with the Rabbids exploring Earth and trying to conquer it with the little knowledge they have on the complex human lifestyle. The Rabbids are still part of the Rayman universe, as can be seen in Rayman Adventures where they made several appearances, but their role has been diminished since then. During this branching process, the Rabbids started their own adventures in Rabbids Go Home, while Rayman returned to his platforming roots in Rayman Origins. The series branched apart after the general positive reception of the antagonists known as the Rabbids in their video games and media, and the very small involvement that Rayman had in the first three games. It began with Rayman Raving Rabbids in 2006. The Rabbids series, also known as Raving Rabbids and Rayman Raving Rabbids until 2009, is a party and platformer video game series developed and published by Ubisoft.