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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
This minigame appears to be set in a dojo, in which two [[Rabbid]]s knock each other with what appear to be wooden swords. The aim of the game is to push the opponent (in Adventure mode, the Rabbid in play is marked with a red triangle) into a pit full of burning rocks. As they battle, a couple of items will occasionally fall down one at a time - an onigiri (Japanese rice ball) | This minigame appears to be set in a dojo, in which two [[Rabbid]]s knock each other with what appear to be wooden swords. The aim of the game is to push the opponent (in Adventure mode, the Rabbid in play is marked with a red triangle) into a pit full of burning rocks. As they battle, a couple of items will occasionally fall down one at a time - an onigiri (Japanese rice ball) which increases the size of the Rabbid that consumes it, making it more powerful, and a bottle of bright green poison, which causes a Rabbid to shrink upon contact, making it more vulnerable to attack. In Adventure mode, the game ends either when the opponent is pushed into the burning rocks, or when the time runs out. | ||
==Score mode== | ==Score mode== | ||
In Score mode, the gameplay does not differ much other than that a timer counts in seconds from the number zero - the quicker the time it | In Score mode, the gameplay does not differ much other than that a timer counts in seconds from the number zero - the quicker the time it takes to push the opponent into the burning rocks, the better the score. | ||
===Scores to beat=== | ===Scores to beat=== | ||
Latest revision as of 11:24, 16 February 2026
Bunny Fighters is a minigame in the DS version of Rayman Raving Rabbids 2. It is found as the third minigame in the Japan region of the world map.
Gameplay
This minigame appears to be set in a dojo, in which two Rabbids knock each other with what appear to be wooden swords. The aim of the game is to push the opponent (in Adventure mode, the Rabbid in play is marked with a red triangle) into a pit full of burning rocks. As they battle, a couple of items will occasionally fall down one at a time - an onigiri (Japanese rice ball) which increases the size of the Rabbid that consumes it, making it more powerful, and a bottle of bright green poison, which causes a Rabbid to shrink upon contact, making it more vulnerable to attack. In Adventure mode, the game ends either when the opponent is pushed into the burning rocks, or when the time runs out.
Score mode
In Score mode, the gameplay does not differ much other than that a timer counts in seconds from the number zero - the quicker the time it takes to push the opponent into the burning rocks, the better the score.
Scores to beat
- Gold: 10
- Silver: 15
- Bronze: 20