#rayman mini

[jakiwashere]

i still fucking hate this blue thing

[lunaryhues]

Its another episode of "I was looking through my files and found stuff from months ago that I forgot about" this time featuring Mr. Dark

[magicianrabbidsupremacy]

Rayman Edit - Sexbomb

[mortamon-saturn]

POV: You've done a nice drawing and Mr Dark got a small request for you...

Official art from Rayman Mini. This Apple Arcade game only played by like two people can be good for something at least :P

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NOW DRAW HER GIVING BIR-

[smug-wolf]

Raywolf

Slight redesign cuz i think the original was kinda ugly

[shippyo]

Random Hcs of Mr dark of the stuff that happens in Rayman mini cause why not,im very bored alright-

I like the idea that Mr. Dark, in his retired life of being that "threatening villain who wanted to reign over the glade" now raises (in a not very legal way) eggs that hide creatures/pets for other evil people,either by creating them himself by putting them for breed to get creatures with desirable characteristics for his clients or raising clients pets to train them to be more threatening and ferocious (or simply taking care just like a regular daycare for villain's pets,thats very funny for me tbh)

And for explain with Rayman mini stuff I like to imagine that those eggs that Mr. Dark gives Ray are failed or first-time experiments when he was breeding em and that those animals are not going to represent something bad for good/regular people in the glade,being comparable to a small cat or dog and instead to get rid of them, what better way to give them to a hero who he knows would take good care of these poor creatures (And maybe Rayman will put these creatures to adoption for the Teenesies or other people?)

I imagine that those challenges that Mr. Dark offers Rayman as "contracts" are actually things that Mr. Dark would have to do on his own such as rescuing the Teenesies but he prefers to get somebody else to do all job,he taking all the actual reward while Rayman just getting eggs.

[If u ask why Teenesis would ask Mr dark to rescue them i imagine that Mr dark,since he shapesift,he could have been making a name of his own with another identity,some short of "hero",but hey,why now do all that tiring job when you had the hyperactive jolly boy to do ALL that job?]

And at least some of these challenges of course, in others I imagine that he puts them with full intention like those of running 500 meters just for the mere laugh of seeing Rayman running around like a idiot for mere eggs of failed monsters that Mr dark himself created/breed,while Rayman thinking he did something good for it.

This is pretty much my hc to kinda explain why he does the things now that he came back after YEARS being dissapeared and why giving eggs to Rayman of cutesy creatures,,jwjdh

Thank u for listening my ted talk(?)

[dandelionsprout42]

Quick summary of Apple Arcade games I've played thus far

All games were played on the Apple TV 4K 128GB model, most with Dualsense, while games that support Siri Remote used the remote instead.

Sonic Dream Team: The maingame (except the contrived red-coin system) is a masterpiece, and the first Sonic platformer I've ever completed. The postgame(s) got weary on me, however.

Easy Come Easy Golf: Plays pretty good for a non-motion-controlled golf game. Could need to have far more courses far earlier in the game, as meaningful variation is practically none even at rank 8.

Way of the Turtle: Very good from the 25〜90% marks of the game, where it's a better Crash Bandicoot game than a lot of actual Crash Bandicoot games. But the endgame levels are brutal to the point of feeling like they weren't worth it.

Alto's Adventure: Honestly a fairly good game. I recommend it to people who've just bought an Apple TV and who are learning how the remote control works.

Amazing Bomberman: Complete rubbish. I could count the framerate on one hand, and that's on the newest Apple TV model.

Gear.Club Stradale: Kept crashing to desktop all the time. And I mean all the time. I was only able to complete 1 race on 5 attempts at starting the game.

Rayman Mini: Severely outdated. No one wants autorunners anymore, and certainly not autorunners that mangle the Rayman Legends timed missions.

Taiko no Tatsujin Pop Tap Beat: Safe to assume that Apple told the devs to make the game less weeb than most other TnT games, which is a good thing. The Power of Love is a nice touch, and the evergreen Cruel Angel's Thesis, the Touhou Song (Night of Knights), and Funiculi Funicula (a.k.a. the Spider-Man 2 pizza song).

Tetris Beat: Weeb stuff. Gave up after 10min because I hadn't heard of any of the songs.

Samba de Amigo Party-to-Go: On the entirely opposite end of the scale, and in fact has too many dance-pop songs. I do give positive shoutout to that its version of Macarena use the actual lyrics, and not the ones with the teenage girls chatting.

Riptide GP Renegade: Practically unplayable with Siri Remote, so I never tested it with Dualsense out of spite. Never got past the tutorial.

Pocket Card Jockey: Tested to see how far I could bruteforce my way through the intro with a Siri Remote, far past the alleged "Connect a controller" prompts. I miraculously managed to get to the first main level, at which point I felt that I had done my duty and never played it afterwards.

Frogger and the Rumbling Ruins: Managed to be less controllable than Pocket Card Jockey even with a Dualsense. Couldn't get past the very first section.

My Little Pony Mane Merge: The "Merge" genre is by itself the worst new game genre in several decades, but Gameloft clearly can't possibly have played even one puzzle console game in their lives, judging by how they mangled the controls beyond recognition.

Kimono Cats: Hardly has any activities in it that count as a game, and the few small remnances that are there are either weeb or Daily Challenges.

Disney SpellStruck: A good concept and is fun to play early on, but dear lords does it get repetitive. Not to mention the word validation system rejecting a lot of common words while accepting nonsense. The cameo of Tinker Bell's house from her titular movies is a nice touch, but a very short touch.

Warped Kart Racers: "We already have Sonic Racing Transformed at home" vibes. Additionally, the battle mode system is the worst in the history of car games. Yes, worse than that of FlatOut 3.

Squiggle Drop: Incomprehensible career progression, not helped by puzzles that start to make no sense after the circa 25th one.

JellyCar Worlds: If you've played 10 levels or so, you've essentially played them all.

Marble It Up Mayhem: Roughly half of the point-to-point levels were reasonably good. The "Collect spheres in a zone" levels were pretty boring.

Beyond Blue: I refuse to believe that any professional livestreamer scuba diver would willingly want to use a suit she described as itchy.

Ballistic Baseball: Seemingly impossible to hit the ball, and the English commentator has the least enthusiastic voice I've ever heard in my life.

[candiecarousel-art]

Some old experimental Rayman pieces

[yagurlhere]

Rayman Mini is their divorce arc

Since, you know...

...Flaming Teensy F*CKING SHRUNK AND TRIED TO KILL BASICALLY MURFY'S NEPHEW OUT OF THE BLUE

Next up for old man yaoi is

[green-crocs12]

PLEASE can we make this a trend i need it i need rayman with a burger

[piny1234]

Compliment

[insertthenewblhere]

old little comic doodle

(I miss drawing)

[lunaryhues]

Barbara :)

[mortamon-saturn]

I’m currently melting under the summer heat, so now is a good time to bring back this silly old video of mine! 🙃

(Music and pictures credits in the description.)

Summer temperature is no longer that bad where I live since this year, but it’s still the most painful season…

Heat waves are the worst... 💀

[ch4osm4ster]

Sometimes he walks around with a random animal he found that day on his head. An odd king for sure... but it shows his compassion for all creatures I guess