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==Plot==

One night, {{fanon|Rayman}} and {{fanon|Barbara}} return to the house with a young bunny rabbit that they found in a box. The teensies decide to keep him as a pet. However, once they all go to sleep, the bunny grabs a walkie talkie and calls {{fanon|Professor Barranco}} before letting him and a whole pack of other {{fanon|rabbids}} into the house.

During the night, {{fanon|Green Teensy|Chuck}} gets up to go get a drink of water, when he walks into the living room to see all the {{fanon|rabbids}} having a party. He immediately closes the door as soon as they notice him. He then alerts everyone.

When the group go back to the living room, {{fanon|Rayman}} asks what they are doing, with Barranco introducing himself, along with {{fanon|Serguei}}, {{fanon|Magician Rabbid}}, and {{fanon|Scribbles}} before kicking {{fanon|Rayman}} and co. out. The group see Grub’s cop light off in the distance, realizing that if the {{fanon|rabbids}} keep this up, they may lead Grub right to them. They then think of plans to get the {{fanon|rabbids}} out.

After their 3rd attempt fails, {{fanon|Magician Rabbid}} grabs his wand and uses it to shock the group with electricity, chasing them out. Afterwards, this gives {{fanon|Rayman}} an idea, which he whispers into everyone’s ears. The teensies disguise themselves as {{fanon|rabbids}} and go inside to an area that the {{fanon|Magician Rabbid}} has turned into a stage and is doing magic tricks on as entertainment for the other {{fanon|rabbids}}. Since the teensies have ACTUAL magic, they impress the audience so much that they take their eyes off of {{fanon|Magician Rabbid}}, who walks off the “stage” and into the “backstage”. Here, {{fanon|Rayman}}, {{fanon|Globox}}, {{fanon|Barbara}}, and {{fanon|Murfy}} convince him that the other {{fanon|rabbids}} no longer like him because he has been “replaced” by {{fanon|Green Teensy|Chuck}} and {{fanon|Goth Teensy|Jack}}, which gets him into a rage, running out from backstage and chasing everyone out. All the {{fanon|rabbids}} run out of the door and off into the forest, though the young one from before gets grabbed by {{fanon|Magician Rabbid}} who is getting ready to shock him, when he gets grabbed by {{fanon|Serguei}}, as {{fanon|Professor Barranco}} and {{fanon|Scribbles}} walk up to him, the former asking him why he chased everyone away and crashed the party. However, before anyone can say anything, the teensy brothers jump out and take their disguises out, as everyone else comes out of hiding, prompting Barranco to realize that THEY crashed the party.

In one final act of defiance, they all get into the {{fanon|Rabbids’ Ship}} and get ready for battle. The friends manage to critically damage the {{fanon|Rabbids’ Ship}}, and the {{fanon|rabbids}} hit the eject button, flying out of the ship and onto the ground just in time. All of a sudden, the gang sees {{fanon|Inspector Grub}}, and they all hide in the bushes until he gives up and leaves. Afterwards, {{fanon|Rayman}} whispers into Barranco’s ear to tell him a different house to throw a party. The scene cuts to {{fanon|Inspector Grub|Grub}} returning home, only to find the {{fanon|rabbids}} partying in his house, ending the episode.

==Trivia==

-The Butcher Deejay, one of the dance songs from Rayman Raving Rabbids, plays on speakers during the {{fanon|rabbids}}’ party.

-This is the first episode to take place entirely at night.

-It is also the first time a Rayman character is seen crying in a cartoon, as {{fanon|Inspector Grub|Grub}} is shown bawling outside the window when the {{fanon|rabbids}} are throwing a party in his house.

-The {{fanon|rabbids}} being introduced to the gang are named after people who have worked on Rayman games in the past and present (see below).

—Micheal (Michel Ancel)

—Christopher (Christophe Heral)

—David (David Gasman and Davide Sollani)

—Doug (Doug Rand)

—Remi (Remi Gazel)

—Billy (Billy West and Billy Martin)

-Oswald, one of the {{fanon|rabbids}}, is an homage to the Disney cartoon character Oswald The Lucky Rabbit.

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 ==Plot==
+One night, {{fanon|Rayman}} and {{fanon|Barbara}} return to the house with a young bunny rabbit that they found in a box. The teensies decide to keep him as a pet. However, once they all go to sleep, the bunny grabs a walkie talkie and calls {{fanon|Professor Barranco}} before letting him and a whole pack of other {{fanon|rabbids}} into the house.
+During the night, {{fanon|Green Teensy|Chuck}} gets up to go get a drink of water, when he walks into the living room to see all the {{fanon|rabbids}} having a party. He immediately closes the door as soon as they notice him. He then alerts everyone.
+When the group go back to the living room, {{fanon|Rayman}} asks what they are doing, with Barranco introducing himself, along with {{fanon|Serguei}}, {{fanon|Magician Rabbid}}, and {{fanon|Scribbles}} before kicking {{fanon|Rayman}} and co. out. The group see Grub’s cop light off in the distance, realizing that if the {{fanon|rabbids}} keep this up, they may lead Grub right to them. They then think of plans to get the {{fanon|rabbids}} out.
+After their 3rd attempt fails, {{fanon|Magician Rabbid}} grabs his wand and uses it to shock the group with electricity, chasing them out. Afterwards, this gives {{fanon|Rayman}} an idea, which he whispers into everyone’s ears. The teensies disguise themselves as {{fanon|rabbids}} and go inside to an area that the {{fanon|Magician Rabbid}} has turned into a stage and is doing magic tricks on as entertainment for the other {{fanon|rabbids}}. Since the teensies have ACTUAL magic, they impress the audience so much that they take their eyes off of {{fanon|Magician Rabbid}}, who walks off the “stage” and into the “backstage”. Here, {{fanon|Rayman}}, {{fanon|Globox}}, {{fanon|Barbara}}, and {{fanon|Murfy}} convince him that the other {{fanon|rabbids}} no longer like him because he has been “replaced” by {{fanon|Green Teensy|Chuck}} and {{fanon|Goth Teensy|Jack}}, which gets him into a rage, running out from backstage and chasing everyone out. All the {{fanon|rabbids}} run out of the door and off into the forest, though the young one from before gets grabbed by {{fanon|Magician Rabbid}} who is getting ready to shock him, when he gets grabbed by {{fanon|Serguei}}, as {{fanon|Professor Barranco}} and {{fanon|Scribbles}} walk up to him, the former asking him why he chased everyone away and crashed the party. However, before anyone can say anything, the teensy brothers jump out and take their disguises out, as everyone else comes out of hiding, prompting Barranco to realize that THEY crashed the party.
+In one final act of defiance, they all get into the {{fanon|Rabbids’ Ship}} and get ready for battle. The friends manage to critically damage the {{fanon|Rabbids’ Ship}}, and the {{fanon|rabbids}} hit the eject button, flying out of the ship and onto the ground just in time. All of a sudden, the gang sees {{fanon|Inspector Grub}}, and they all hide in the bushes until he gives up and leaves. Afterwards, {{fanon|Rayman}} whispers into Barranco’s ear to tell him a different house to throw a party. The scene cuts to {{fanon|Inspector Grub|Grub}} returning home, only to find the {{fanon|rabbids}} partying in his house, ending the episode.
 ==Trivia==
 -The Butcher Deejay, one of the dance songs from Rayman Raving Rabbids, plays on speakers during the {{fanon|rabbids}}’ party.
+-This is the first episode to take place entirely at night.
+-It is also the first time a Rayman character is seen crying in a cartoon, as {{fanon|Inspector Grub|Grub}} is shown bawling outside the window when the {{fanon|rabbids}} are throwing a party in his house.
+-The {{fanon|rabbids}} being introduced to the gang are named after people who have worked on Rayman games in the past and present (see below).
+—Micheal (Michel Ancel)
+—Christopher (Christophe Heral)
+—David (David Gasman and Davide Sollani)
+—Doug (Doug Rand)
+—Remi (Remi Gazel)
+—Billy (Billy West and Billy Martin)
+-Oswald, one of the {{fanon|rabbids}}, is an homage to the Disney cartoon character Oswald The Lucky Rabbit.