Rabbids Time Machine

The mischievous Rabbids accidentally invent a time machine and embark on a chaotic journey through history. They visit various iconic eras, causing mayhem and interacting with historical figures in their usual zany fashion. Their temporal travels lead to hilarious misunderstandings and unexpected consequences as they try to find their way back home.

Rabbids Time Machine received a generally mixed reception, with critics often pointing to its slapstick humor and simple storyline. While its target audience of young children found enjoyment in the Rabbids' antics, older viewers and critics often found the plot to be thin and repetitive. The animation and visual gags were frequently cited as the highlights.

• Praised for its vibrant animation and the Rabbids' signature chaotic energy.

• Criticized for a lack of substantial plot and limited appeal for older audiences.

• Seen as a harmless, albeit simplistic, diversion for very young viewers.

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The Rabbids franchise originated from the video game 'Rayman Revolution' (known as 'Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc' in North America) and became so popular that they were spun off into their own successful game series.