u/nalixflkoo_

Hice este fanart mezclando Ape Escape con nuestras tradiciones. Me encanta Ape Escape y quería ver cómo se verían los Pipo monkeys disfrutando de una fonda chilena, disfruten esta semana!

Hi everyone, I wanted to start a little conversation about something that's been on my mind lately: how often people confuse or disrespect Lammy and Rammy's dominant hand. As a left-hander, this detail is very important to me, and I feel a strong connection to her. We all know from canon that Lammy is strictly left-handed; it's a fundamental part of her iconic character design and visual identity, while Rammy is her right-handed rival. Despite it being such a cool and intentional detail, I constantly see fan art and discussions where people switch hands or simply draw Lammy playing guitar as if she were right-handed. I actually have some images that I'll share here so you can see exactly what I mean. I know it's probably not done with malicious intent, and it might be because right-handedness is generally considered the norm or because versus mode gets confusing, but it's a little sad to see such a defining trait of our favorite left-handed lamb constantly ignored. I'd love to know if other leftists (or fans in general) have noticed this too, and what they think about it!

Vi un vídeo de un completo gigante, y me recordó a la nariz de Rayman, y se me ocurrió hacer esto jajajaj

Ni pregunten que le pasó al mando 😔 (lo mordió mi gato)

I'll start, my f/o is PaRappa, I love him so muchh 🥺

Think about the anniversary, guys: PaRappa's tenth anniversary saw its release on the PSP, right? Well, for its twentieth anniversary, they released a remastered version on PS4, and now that we're at this thirtieth anniversary (2026), three things could happen: 1) PaRappa The Rapper 3 could be released, 2) a remastered version of Um Jammer Lammy could be released, or 3) Um Jammer Lammy 2 could be released. PaRappa The Rapper 3 is the most likely, and besides, PaRappa is making a "3" with his fingers in Rodney Greenblatt's official artwork, so it's more than possible. But here's the strongest part of my theory: Sony DOES have reasons to revive PaRappa now because they already revived Patapon last year with all that hype surrounding its spiritual successor, and if you look closely, the Patapon Remaster came out in the exact same year as PaRappa. These series are always linked, mainly because both are cult rhythm games, developed by or closely associated with Sony/PlayStation, and both have legendary versions for the PSP, demonstrating that Sony has always treated them as sister franchises. If they've already greenlit the essence of Patapon, there's no way they'll let PaRappa die on its 30th anniversary. (IM SO SCARED GUYS, LIKE WHAT THE HELL IS GOING TO HAPPEN??) (And another one thing, I took this text from my own comment on a post, since I hadn't published the theory yet. and yes, I edited this, since the Patapon thing just came to mind)