In Rayman raving rabbids, they appeared as the antagonists and were not playable (although they are playable in Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 and Rayman Raving Rabbids TV party) However, in Rabbids Go Home, although still being the villains, they were the protagonists and were playable. Rabbids are rabbit-like creatures with bug, blue eyes and a large mouth that reveals two incisors whenever the Rabbid opens it. Originally being part of the Rayman franchise, the main character used to be Rayman, but with the release of Rabbids Go Home, the Rabbids became the main characters of the franchise. The upcoming eight game Rabbids Invasion- The Interactive TV show will be released for Xbox one,Xbox 360 and Playstation 4 A seventh game, Rabbids Land, was released on holiday 2012 exclusively on the Wii U. Later on Raving Rabbids Travel in Time was released in 2010, which returned to the party genre, Rabbids Alive and kicking was released exclusively on the Xbox Kinect on 2011.
Rabbids Go Home was the first rabbids game to not be a minigame compilation, and was the official birth of the Rabbids franchise. In 2009, Rabbids Go Home was released, which ultimately excluded Rayman from the franchise. In 2008, Rayman Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party was released, which rendered Rayman unplayable, and was only featured on cutscenes of the game. In 2007, Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 featured Rayman disguised as a Rabbid, putting more emphasis on them than on Rayman. However, eventuallly the project was scrapped for unknown reasons and was changed into a mini-game compilation titled: Rayman Raving Rabbids. The game was shown as an action platformer with free-roaming action.
Two teaser trailers were released that showed Rayman battling a horde of zombie bunnies. In 2006, Ubisoft announced that a fourth Rayman game was currently in development for the wii.
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