Rayman Raving Rabbids

I'm supposed to get this video game called "Rayman Raving Rabbids" from Gamefly. It's gonna be awesome. Awesome, awesome, awesomely awesome. Did I say awesome? Ya know, I said "awesome" so many times, it sounds all weird now. Awe-some, awe-some. But anyway, here's the story. (see below)


"The game begins with a cut-scene showing Rayman having a picnic with the local Globox kids. Their picnic is interrupted when an earthquake erupts and the Globox kids sink into the ground while 3 Rabbids appear in their place. Their commander Sergueï kidnaps Rayman and throws him in an arena with angry Rabbids, several armed with weapons. Rayman must complete his first trials now, and afterwards Sergueï takes him to his cell and gives him a plunger. Initially they jeer him, but as Rayman completes more trials, they grow bored, and eventually he even becomes popular among the Rabbids and they cheer him on, in addition to making his jail cell more hospitable. Eventually, Rayman amasses a collection of plungers as rewards for completing the trials. By building a ladder out of all his plungers to reach the window, Rayman manages to escape and free himself. Once liberated, he remembers the Globox kids and attempts to return through one of the Rabbid holes to rescue them, but winds up getting stuck in the hole.
When the player completes all four games on the last day, they receive a golden cow trophy that will be placed on top of the wardrobe in Rayman's cell."



Here's some info on the minigames in the video game.
"Minigames fall into one of four categories: Bunny Hunt, Sports, Challenges, and 'Shake your Booty!' dancing. Bunny Hunt comprises first-person rail shooter stages, all appearing in Story Mode as "boss" stages that the player may play for Score, Time, or Survival with the goal of obtaining the highest score possible with only one life. Two players can participate in Co-op Bunny Hunt, but Survival is not available for multiplayer. The Sports minigames can be played for Workout, which requires rapid movement of the Wii Remote, and Precision, which involves the controls of the remote. Sports minigames also include 'Get Going!' racing stages, including four warthog racing games and a skydiving race. Challenges are various games found in Score Mode which must be played one after the other with the goal of a high combined score in a Triathlon, Pentathlon, or Decathlon. The 'Shake your Booty!' category involves dance-themed minigames and are found in Story Mode each day. Also, there are "Skill" minigames that do not fall under any of the other categories. Variations of the mini-games are featured in the DS version. Games such as "Feed the bunnies", "Ghost hunt", "Bunny invasion", "Stop the mines" and "Super rabbid" are used. The stylus is used for all of the minigames, unlike the rest of the gameplay."


Here's some stuff about the handheld versions.
"The Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS versions of the game are, unlike their console counterparts, traditional platformers. In the GBA version, the costumes that Rayman acquires give him special abilities, such as using the Granny oufit to sneak past cameras, or the DeeJay outfit to break open vents. The DS version allows players to use the stylus to perform certain actions, such as controlling wind or setting a bunny on fire."

Stuff about the characters.
"The Rabbids are the common enemy in this game. Their technology varies from advanced giant robots to close combat tools such as plungers and feather dusters. Characters do not have the voice acting that was first used in Rayman 2. Instead, the voices become regular gibberish, except for a few words like "Hey", "Wow", or "Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!" (in "Rayman Raving Rabbids Making of" they said "Action"). Besides the Rabbids, there are also warthogs, seen in the game's warthog races, and various other animals (such as sheep, cows and pigs). One of the minigames actually requires the player to point the members of the same species out."


The game features Rayman (well duh), Rabbids (first appearance made in game), and Special Rabbids (that have their own individual name, rather than just being called "Rabbid", such as Rabbi-licous, Super Rabbid, King-Rabbid, and Stealth Rabbid).


The game also features minigames (see above) (which is why I want it), that are called "Trials" that Rayman must complete in order to entertain the Rabbids (whose leader will make the trials as hard he can) every time you complete four trials you get a plunger, once you get enough plungers Rayman will build a ladder to the window and escape.



Info in " is from Wiki.

Rayman (character)

Rayman is basically a alien that although has hands, feet, a head, and a torso he has NO arms, leg, or a neck. His abilities involve flying by using his hair as a helicopter propeller. His abilities also involve throwing energy balls. (in Rayman, he did not have this power) He can also fight at close range, but this was not revealed until Rayman Raving Rabbids. He also has the ability to launch his fists like missiles (much like Super Smash Bros. Brawl's Master Hand's Finger Cross Missile attack). His appearance has (like the first sentence of this blog) no arms, legs, or a neck, however, he still has hands, feet, a head, and a torso. He wears a purple shirt with a yellow (sometimes red) scarf along with spiky hair and white gloves with yellow trimmed with white tennis-shoes.
Spencer

These are all the video games he appeared in.

*Rayman, "The Legendary first Rayman adventure now on DSi Ware.

Play Rayman and try to save his amazing world from the evil Mr Dark!

Discover a charming universe with colorful landscapes and meet funny characters who will help Rayman trough his quest! Experiment his abilities as punch, hang or fly in the air.

Take advantage of the new DSi features as the DSi photos and the touch map selection.

YOU'RE COURAGEOUS RAYMAN BUT YOU WILL HAVE TO KEEP AT IT." *Rayman 2, "Rayman 2 takes place in a world called The Glade of Dreams. An army of Robot Pirates, led by Admiral Razorbeard, invades this world and destroys the Heart of the World, the world core. This greatly weakens the resistance's power and disables Rayman's powers, leading to his capture.^[9]
Globox, a friend of Rayman, is later also captured and put in the same cell as Rayman aboard the Pirates' prison ship. Globox restores one of his powers through a silver lum given to him by Ly, a fairy. Rayman escapes the prison ship, and is separated from Globox again. He learns that in order to stand a chance against the Pirates, he needs to find 4 ancient, magic masks to awaken Polokus, the spirit of the world.^[10] He travels through the Glade of Dreams via the Hall of Doors, a magical place linked to various locations in the world, controlled by the ancient Teensies.^[10]
In the course of the game, Rayman frees Globox who had been captured again, and they continue together for a short while until Globox departs again to go find his family. Later, Rayman finds Globox's wife Uglette and learns that he has been imprisoned on the Prison Ship. Rayman also encounters his friend Clark, a strongman who has stomach problems due to eating rusty pirates; to continue through the level, Rayman has to cure Clark by means of an elixir.
Eventually Rayman recovers the four masks and awakens Polokus, who makes quick work of the pirates on land. In the air however, he has no power, and Rayman is tasked to dispose of the Pirates' Prison Ship, where Admiral Razorbeard also has his headquarters. In a final battle Rayman fights Razorbeard, who is controlling a giant robot, the Grolgoth. Eventually Rayman destroys the robot and while Razorbeard escapes in a small escape pod, the Prison Ship explodes. Rayman is presumed dead and only one of his shoes is found, but during his funeral he appears again, walking on a crutch."
 Rayman 3, "André, the leader of the Black Lums, is a lum, who was supposedly said to have grown out of pure evil. One night, he transforms other Red Lums into Black Lums to join him. The group eventually gains enough hair from various animals throughout the forest to dress up to disguise themselves as Hoodlums. In the middle of the process, Murfy, one of the residents and workers of the Fairy Council, discovers them. André later on discovers him hiding nearby and begins to make chase of him. Murfy is eventually chased to a small clearing, where Rayman and his friend Globox (voiced by John Leguizamo), are sound asleep. Just as Murfy reaches them, Globox is awakened by the commotion. Now aware of the situation, Globox helps Murfy try to get Rayman, who is still unawakened by the commotion, to safety. In the process, Globox accidentally removes Rayman's hands, forcing Murfy to pick Rayman up by his hair and drag him away from the clearing himself. In an attempt to save himself, Globox runs away to safety , taking Rayman's hands along with him.
As time passes, more and more Hoodlums are invading the forest. After reaching the entrance to the Council, Rayman and Murfy discover Globox hiding in a barrel. Just as Rayman gets his hands back from his rather cowardly friend, André and a few of his minions join them, giving chase to a much frightened Globox. As Rayman and Murfy pursue after them, they learn of André's evil plan: to taint the heart of the world so that he can create that same energy into an army of Hoodlums. Undeterred, the twosome continue the chase. Eventually, André catches up with Globox, who ends up accidentally swallowing the evil creature. Now it is up to Rayman to find a doctor to rid André from Globox's stomach, as Murfy departs.
Along the way, Rayman meets up with three doctors: Otto Psi (a play on the word autopsy), Romeo Patti (homeopathy), and Art Rytus (arthritis) (or Gonzo). As all three doctors fail independently to purge André, they succeed in getting rid of him after some teamwork. Now angry and still undeterred by his plans for world domination, André teams up with Reflux, a being whom Rayman had to duel with to prove his worth to the Knaaren race. Hungry for power and desperate to get rid of Rayman, the two decide to team up and make even more havoc for Rayman.
In a final faceoff, Rayman ends up destroying Reflux and turning André back into a red lum. Shortly thereafter, Rayman and Globox return back to the clearing that they were in at the very beginning. Globox is sharing his sorrow with Rayman about André's return to a Red Lum. Rayman tries to console him by saying that he thinks that there is really no way to bring André back. Globox then shares that, unlike making a Dark Lum turn back into a red one by making it laugh, you can turn a red lum into a Dark one by getting it scared. At a loss for what would truly scare a lum, Rayman and Globox fall asleep.
In a flashback scene to follow, it is revealed that Rayman's hands are the "true enemy" of the game, as they detach from Rayman while he sleeps and sneak off to go scare a nearby red lum. The scared lum happens to turn into Andre."
*Rayman 4 (Raving Rabbids), The game begins with a cut-scene showing Rayman having a picnic with the local Globox kids. Their picnic is interrupted when an earthquake erupts and the Globox kids sink into the ground while 3 Rabbids appear in their place. Their commander Sergueï kidnaps Rayman and throws him in an arena with angry Rabbids, several armed with weapons. Rayman must complete his first trials now, and afterwards Sergueï takes him to his cell and gives him a plunger. Initially they jeer him, but as Rayman completes more trials, they grow bored, and eventually he even becomes popular among the Rabbids and they cheer him on, in addition to making his jail cell more hospitable. Eventually, Rayman amasses a collection of plungers as rewards for completing the trials. By building a ladder out of all his plungers to reach the window, Rayman manages to escape and free himself. Once liberated, he remembers the Globox kids and attempts to return through one of the Rabbid holes to rescue them, but winds up getting stuck in the hole.
When the player completes all four games on the last day, they receive a golden cow trophy that will be placed on top of the wardrobe in Rayman's cell.
 *Rayman Raving Rabbids 2, "The game starts with Rayman infiltrating a mall overrun by Rabbids. As he's about to sneak in, he disguises himself wearing two socks on his head, a headband, two makeshift eyes, and helium (in order to disguise his voice, thus blending in more with the other Rabbids). He then picks up a soda can and throws it to distract two guard Rabbids and steals one of their plungers. Rayman climbs to the roof of the facility and peers through a skylight, where he observes the Rabbids watching a montage of everyday human life. Seconds later, one of the Rabbids jerks its head, noticing Rayman's presence. Accidentally, he falls into the mall and is spotted. Professor Barranco the Third, a highly intelligent Rabbid with split color eyes and the apparently current leader of the Rabbids, walks up to him and whips out a European Wii copy of the first Raving Rabbids game. Taking a look at the cover, it seems to recognize Rayman. Rayman and the Rabbids are then led into an airborne submarine, taking him to a location for invasion."
*Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party, "Rayman is running away from the Rabbids, who are then distracted by lightning, which later, before the distraction, causes Rayman to stop running. Nevertheless, they continue to chase Rayman after it stops, which puts Rayman to running again, but are struck by the lightning which connects to a dilapidated Rayman's house where he hides. The lightning then teleports the Rabbids through the TV antenna, through the TV wire, trapping them in the TV much to Rayman's astonishment. He turns the TV on and it suddenly from channel to channel, retro 2D Rabbids appear on it. As the player plays through the game, there are cutscenes showing Rayman trying to get rid of the TV. At the end of the game, Rayman breaks the TV, (with his shoe, in which he takes off after being so angry) freeing the Rabbids, much to his shock. Rayman then runs off from the house with the Rabbids chasing after him, but one Rabbid stays in the house. This one gets its ears stuck in Rayman's vacuum cleaner and mistakes the TV remote for an ice cream cone as the credits roll."
Info from Wiki and Nintendo.com.

 NOTE: Rayman cannot use his powers in Rayman Raving Rabbids, Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 or TV Party.
 (try saying all that three times fast, I triple dog dare you)
Spencer

Godzilla

Godzilla (Gojia in Japanese) is also known as "The king of Monsters." Some Godzilla movies show him having a son. Godzilla's 100ms tall and weighs 2341 pounds (fact). The guy has a double-ganger called Spacegodzilla, a crystalline version of the REAL Godzilla (that, given his name, is from outer space and is the secret weapon for the Vortak, aliens that possibly take over other planets).




These are all 23 kaingu (Godzilla monsters)
*Godzilla (original), the first Godzilla, a mutant monster that first appeared in 1954.
*Godzilla (1978), the second Godzilla, This one has a orange fire beam, unlike the original. (that breathes a white fire beam)
Godzilla (2000), the third Godzilla, unlike his counter parts, he does not have a row spikes, instead this one has his spikes scattered across his back.
*Godzilla (American), the newest Godzilla, this one was never mentioned in the video games.
*Angearos, a four-legged kaingu, in the games he has a sonic roar attack.
*Mecha-Godzilla, a robotic version of Godzilla, he's got a laser (that blows stuff up), a jet pack (that can be used to hit enemies behind you and to fly), and really cool armor.
*Gigan, a cyborg-like kaingu, he proves to be Godzilla's toughest opponent (as well as Destroiyah, Spacegodzilla, and Kiru).
*Destroiyah, a crab/spider/bat like kaingu, he proves to be Godzilla's toughest opponent.
*Mothra, a giant moth, she is able to shoot jolts of lightning out of her wings.
*Mecha-Godzilla 2, when the old one got destroyed by Godzilla (as seen in "Godzilla vs Mecha-Godzilla) the G.D.F. created a new, more powerful version called "Mecha-Godzilla 2."
*Kiru (Mecha-Godzilla 3), when Mecha-Godzilla 2 was destroyed by Godzilla (with the help of Rodan, as seen in Godzilla vs Mecha-Godzilla 2), the G. D. F. created Kiru, a faster, stronger, and more invulnerable Mecha-Godzilla. (plus, it's got a laser cannon, laser eyes, missiles on it's back, a spinning drill hand, grapplers and a flexible tail)
*Spacegodzilla, a mind-controlling, telekinetic, and crystalline kaingu, he is Godzilla's top toughest opponent, as well as a monstrosity that absorbs electric energy and can turn that energy into a "lightning beam."
*Biolannte, a monster that has plant, human, and Godzilla's DNA, the only kaingu that can breathe poison. (not literaly, like spitting poison)

Raving Rabbids

What are you looking at?!

Raving Rabbids are crazed, insane, and out-of-control bunnies. They scream a lot, and when screaming their eyes change color, from blue to red, and reverse when they're done screaming. Did I mention that they once mistaken the Moon for their home. In case your wondering "How many Rabbids are there?" there's more than a thousand. (in Raving Rabbids go Home, Rabbids have been spotted building a stuff-made ladder to the moon, and thousands of them were responsible for stealing that stuff, and millions of them were responsible building such a landmark) In Raving Rabbids Travel in Time, there was only four Rabbids, because there wasn't enough room in their latest creation, a time-traveling washing machine. (that was capable of holding only four Rabbids)


These are a couple of Raving Rabbids video games.
*Rayman Raving Rabbids, "Beat the bad bunnies and become a superstar!

• The Most Innovative Use of the Wii Controller – Rayman is one of the only games that totally maximizes the Wii controller with the most imaginative moves. Whether you are throwing a cow or milking a pig you are in for an amazingly innovative gaming experience
• Over 70+ Trials in Unique Stylized Worlds – Pass trials by entertaining the bunnies and unlock new worlds and many collectables such as costumes, music and items for Rayman’s cell.
• Loads of Hysterical Fighting Moves – Run races on animals, fight in the arena, dance or engage in toilet plunger- shooting action!
• Party with friends – Experience frenzied competition with up to 4 players in frantic and quirky multiplayer trials
• Dress to Impress – Go punk, pop, rock or hip hop and use your funky dance moves to entertain the bunnies; keep them moving to your rhythm and collect additional disguises. Become more and more popular and unlock additional items.

Hordes of crazed out-of control bunnies have invaded, enslaving Rayman and forcing him to participate in ‘gladiator’ style trials. Help Rayman win his freedom back by entertaining and outwitting these fury foes. Use the most hilarious fighting moves imaginable. Run races on animals, fight in the arena, mesmerize the bunnies with your dance moves or use the Wii controller to throw cows, milk pigs or engage in plunger shooting madness! The possibilities for fun are endless." 

*Rayman Raving Rabbids 2,

"The Rabbids Strike Again!

New wacky games: 50 brand-new games that spoof popular culture and are even wackier and crazier than those featured in the first Rayman Raving Rabbids.

All-new party mode: Play co-op or battle your friends simultaneously with up to four players!

Unique use of the Wii Remote™: Discover new and innovative ways to play with eight types of gameplay, including shaking, precision, dexterity, and balance.

Rock Out with the Rabbids: Use the Wii Remote as your guitar, drums, or mic as you create and listen to music from the most popular bands around.
Travel around the world: Take Rayman on a world tour to defend Earth and travel to different regions including the USA, Europe, and Asia. Challenge the Rabbids as they try and infiltrate everyday life.
Customize Rayman and the Rabbids: Use more than 110 items including skins, hats, accessories, and clothes to dress Rayman, and to create your own Rabbid. Unleash your creativity with over 540K customization combinations.

The mischievous bunnies are back in a hilarious sequel that is guaranteed to be even crazier and funnier than the first – and with even more wacky games!

They've invaded the world of Rayman®, and now the insane Rabbids have a new objective: invade planet Earth! They have established their base at a shopping mall and begun training for their nastiest scheme yet. As part of this training, the Rabbids must carry out several missions around the globe to help them in an attempt to dominate the world. The Rabbids will also try to study human behavior by mimicking everything we do…but in the Rabbid sort of way, with no logic…of course."

*Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party, The wacky rabbids are back, this time to invade your TV!

Join the rabbids in the wackiest TV party ever! Play over 50 hilarious games to get the rabbids out of your TV - including the first game you can play with your butt on the Wii Balance Board! Monster truck race, surf through space, and dance with those wacky rabbids and up to seven friends in the craziest party game ever. Up to4 players simultaneously and 8 players alternating." 

*Raving Rabbids Go Home, "A new Comedy-Adventure with the Rabbids as they plot their return Home...to the Moon!

The Rabbids’ first comedy-adventure will take them to the moon or bust! As usual, they have an infallible plan: Collect all the human Stuff they can find, heap it onto a giant Pile and climb to the moon… Not so fast! The Humans revolt and become Verminators to exterminate the Rabbid varmints and defend their precious Stuff: ‘Rabbids Go Home!’"

*Rabbids Lab, A raving Rabbid is stuck inside the Wii Remote controller! Come play with him!

A raving Rabbid is stuck inside the Wii Remote controller! Come play with him! First of all, try interacting with him by moving the Wii Remote or pressing the buttons and seeing how much he loves it! Once you've gotten to know the crazy guy, it's time to change his appearance in the Lab! Mess with his head and place seasonal accessories on him to act as a hat, or change his look entirely with the painting module! When you've made your raving Rabbid completely unique, you can take a photo and send it in a Wii message to show your friends!"

*Raving Rabbids Travel in Time, "Raving Rabbids Travel in Time is a hilarious party game where Rabbids travel back in time in a washing machine to the greatest historical moments and mess them up! Play over 20 mini-games with 5 different types of gameplay including flying, dancing, jumping, and pointing games in different historical environments from pre-history to Egypt to King Arthur. You can sabotage your opponents and play seamless online/offline gameplay with up to 4 players. Pick between 30 unique historical costumes, such as Indian, Cowboy, Egyptian, and Musketeer." 

Information in ""  was gathered at Nintendo.com (giving credit when due)

mythical creatures

Mythical creatures are awesome. They're the embodiment of everything. Some of them get put on TV shows or better yet, on a video game.


Here's some mythical creatures. (for once, I'm not going to put definitions next to the names.)
*Dragon
*Phoenix
*Firebird
*Giraffe (no longer a mythical creature)
*Chimera
*Catoblepas
*Bonnacon
*Unicorn
*Manticore
*Vampire
*Were-wolf
*Minotaur
*Behemoth
*Golem
*Banshee
*Zombie
*Jiang Shi (Chinese vampire)
*Vetala
*El Chupacabra



NOTE: half of the list of these beings are from "The Shadow World."


Just to let you know, Jiang Shi do not suck blood, instead they steal your soul, but it is said that if you write a certain Chinese symbol on a blank sheet of paper and tape it to the Jiang Shi's forehead, it will be paralyzed. (if you want to do this without having your soul eaten, DO NOT look into it's eyes, because if you do, it will suck your soul right out of you). Also, the Vetala can suck blood too, in fact, the creature itself is completely undead, but it must animate the dead in order to attack the living. (the best way to know if a Vetala is gonna attack you is if you A: have more than one kid, B: hire a bounty hunter and send him to capture the Vetala, or C:  go out there yourself and ask the Vetala yourself, but C is not a good idea because it's most likely it's gonna kill you if you use C)


Here's another list of myths.
*Fairy
*Cynocephali
*Satyr
*Centaur
*Baku
*Jackalope
*Griffon
*Hippogriff
*Hag
*Cerberus


Just to let you know, a Hag is what creates Vampires and Zombies by casting dark magic on normal people, making them undergo a hideous transformation that the Hag controls, unless you get either bitten by a Vampire or scratched by the sharp nails of a Zombie (sometimes a Zombie will bite you). Did you know that the best way to avoid a Zombie infestation is to (if you can swim) stay in deep water, either that or just wear metal armor to shield you from their bites and scratches, you can also kill a Zombie if you chop off their heads, as well their limbs, if you try shooting it's NOT gonna work. (NOTE: I only know how to kill a Zombie by watching Adventure Time, NOT by reading and doing research)

If you want to know more about mythical creatures, buy a mythical creatures bible copy or go to Wiki.

Freaky Creatures

Freaky Creatures are....well......their freaky creatures. Freaky Creatures basically fight each other. They also have magic spells called "Powers". They also have pets (that are twice as freaky as their masters) that aid their masters in the battlefield.


These are some Freaky Creatures.
*Dracon, the basic Freaky Creature, these guys can breathe fire thanks to the organ (called deathicis flamiciss) in their throat.
*Ink Dude, I don't know what their called really.
*Gargoyle Gal, I don't know what their called really, although I seen one.
*Horse Man, I don't know what their called really.
 *Trapern, a plant-like Freaky Creature, they throw poisonous thorns at you.
*Cyclops Guy, I don't know what their called really.



These are some Freaky Pets. (they now have their  own series now)
*Turtoe, in their cute state, the extremely cautious Turtoes rarely extend their heads all the way out of their shells. Rarely seen in the wild, the Turtoe is usually camouflaged by the smooth stones found on the banks of rivers and streams. Contentious and ready to start a ruckus, cranky Turtoes are never shy about looking for action. They use their strong legs for jumping and the spikes on their back for protection.
*Monket, a passion for everything fast, Monket is also one of the most acrobatic pets. Nothing delights a Monket more revving up and racing. Fiercely loyal to their friends, a cranky Monket turns into a reptilian wrecking machine when it thinks danger is near.

*Penga, dancing machines, Pengas can jam to any beat and make up new dance moves on the fly. Pengas are also highly social and enjoy involving their friends in just about everything do. A Cranky Penga is a loud Penga. And when they are cranky, Pengas get a thrill from popping out from behind things and scaring people. But even the crankiest Penga has been seen tapping its toes to a tune.

*Gweek, As evidenced by their love of jokes, music and sliding down icebergs, Gweeks have a passion for living life to the fullest. Despite being sweet tempered and generous, Gweek still hasn’t quite figured out that most people don’t consider snowballs to be great gifts. Cranky Gweeks are legendary for having an icy hot temper. They stomp, growl and pound the walls until they’re out of energy. Word to the wise: Avoid cranky Gweeks until they’ve completely chilled out.

*Dinork, fun loving and eager, it’s had to get a Dinork to stop for a second and take a breath. All someone needs to do is mention a party and a charming Dinork will come running. The party is definitely over when Dinork starts stomping around. Full of boundless energy, there is no stopping Dinork once he has a target in sight.
*Puff Puff, a good natured Puff Puff can charm just about anyone. They coo and waddle, often wandering into trouble unintentionally. When excited, the Puff Puff is known for its out of control jumping and fast paced run. A Cranky Puff Puff is a bundle of teeth, claws and energy. They like to run around and bite things. When happy they are known to howl tunes to themselves.

*Walloc, adorable Wallocs are slow and lazy, preferring to lounge around in icy waters. And if you listen closely, you might catch one humming a tune while looking for pictures in the clouds. Wrathful Wallocs are a sight to behold when they bare their sharp teeth and tusks. Quick for their size, they use the single claw on each of their feet to charge across the ice as easily as a human walks on dry land. *Wartoe, a green blooded showman who’s ego thrills at performing on Pet Town’s center stage and signing autographs for all of his adoring fans. Crude and full of attitude, Warto’s performances get wild when he’s cranky. A Master of strange and unusual smells, Cranky Warto displays his talent for making rude noises.
*Bullog, loveable and loyal Bullog is always there when you need a friend. Bullogs love playing fetch and searching around all the secret places of Pet Town. Best to avoid Bullog on his cranky days when he storms around growling and raising his arms. He's been known to charge at anyone who gets in his way.
*Orkal, despite being very shy and easily scared, Orkals are best known for being everyone’s BFF. When they feel safe Orkals like to dance and do tricks. A tough talker who never backs down from a challenge, Cranky Orkals are full of themselves and completely out of control. (information was gathered from freakypets.com ).


In case you didn't notice, some of the definitions mentioned "Pet Town." Well, this is what Pet Town is.
Pet Town is where the Freaky Pets live, it's a small town containing three clothing shops, five food stands, a video game arcade, one house shop (Lair shop as it's called in the virtual world), one private club, a big statue (as the landmark), a lake (outside of front gates, which open up only for a Pet), a fortune telling Dinork's hut, a race car stadium, and lots of Freaky Pets that host minigames.


The home world of the Freaky Creatures is Vendora, a planet that resembles Earth, the only difference is that dinosaurs are still alive, in fact some enemies happen to be Vendorian dinosaurs. (such as Vendorian raptors & killer snakes) There's also humans in the game, but no humans in Freaky Pets. It's kinda weird really, because Freaky Pets is from the creators of, take it away myself, (creepy voice) Freaky Creatures. (normal voice) but anyway, there's only one advantage that Pets has over Creatures, cute & cranky modes. In other words you decide if they'll be cranky, or cute. Freaky Creatures on the other hand, are stuck in cranky mode. (kinda think of it, it's more like a freaky mode)


This is everything the host of the Freaky Pets E3 commercial said.
(echo-y voice) (space music)"One day, man's curiosity will  lead him to the far reaches of the universe. Along the way, he will encounter many strange and wonderful new things. Some things will be cute, and some things will be cranky. And some things will be just plain (normal voice) (music stops) (freaky pet says "Mahaha!" as he transforms into his cranky state) freaky! Introducing Freaky Pets, a transformable pet that takes you on a wild adventure! The fun begins with the purchase of a stuffed Freaky Pet, available exclusively at Hallmark Gold crown stores. Is he cute or is he cranky? You decide! Go online and teach your new best friend how to flip, dance, sing, and even stand on it's head. No other pet can do all that. Head to Pet Town and make friends, and race against them, give them presents, and show-off your latest tricks for them. You can pick one of them including, Warto, Bullog, Dinork, Turtoe, Penga, Gweek, Walloc, Orkal, Monket and Puff Puff. Freaky Pets, from cranky, to cute."


Freaky pets is created by Abandon Interactive Entertainment. Same as Freaky Creatures.
http://www.freakypets.com/

Poke'mon Battle Revolution

Poke'mon Battle Revolution is a video game that lacks a story mode. But it's still awesome. What makes it so awesome? Well, you can use LEGENDARY Poke'mon! (such as Groudon, Arceus, Giratina, Palkia & Dialga) It's a game where your guy stands there and you got to select what move to use. Plus, it's in 3333333333333333DDDDDDDDDDDD!!!. Also, you can play in 50 stages (opinion, not fact). the game is way better than Poke'mon Colosseum and all the other Poke'mon games.


Stuff in the game.
*Stages, where the fighting takes place.
*Renting Poke'mon, the only way to get Poke'mon in Poke'mon Battle Revolution.
*Cool hats. (no definition here)
*Helmets. (no definition here)
*Online gaming, two modes, one where you play with a code and one where you fight random people.