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Yuga’s Art Gallery: Wrong rabbit

Now I’m sure that many people who saw one before the other certainly thought to themselves, “Hey, that Nabbit guy looks like Ravio” or “Hey, Ravio looks kind of like Nabbit”. I was one of those myself when I first encountered Nabbit in Smash 4, not being able to resist comparing the similarities in design compared to my favorite Lorule merchant.

It even seems that Mario himself might get the two mixed up from time to time, as seen in JamesmanTheRegenold’s hilarious artwork, “MARIO, THAT’S NOT THE RIGHT RABBIT”.

The instant I saw this image, I just had to talk about. The idea is brilliant and is brought to life so vividly! There are a lot of nice details in this picture. We can see the real Nabbit hiding behind the bush with Mario’s missing cap, simply watching in shock as enraged Mario bolts after a terrified Ravio. We’ve got little snippets of each game as well in details such as the Luma dangling from Mario’s arm and a little hint of Ravio’s face underneath his comically exaggerated hood.

Not only is this artwork hilarious in content, but the art style looks fabulous as well. It blends together the style of Super Mario and A Link Between Worlds so very well! Mario looks like he belongs in the official artbook of one of the recent 3DS games! The bright colors make this cartoon pop in just the right ways as the lines of movement make us feel as though these characters are truly running like madmen.

There are a lot of great Mario-Zelda crossovers that I had been considering for this year’s Mario Day, and while each one is fabulous and is absolutely worth checking out, this one caught my eye. It’s bright, funny, and it doesn’t hurt that it features one of my most favorite Zelda characters either.  JamesmanTheRegenold’s gallery features many other clever ideas such as this one as well, and perhaps we’ll revisit it someday in the future!

Stephanie Cusumano
Stephanie Cusumano is co-editor of the columns team on Zelda Universe as well as a cosplayer, author, and artist who is always ready to show off her Zelda side. She's kind of a dork, but her passion for Zelda has inspired her to be creative and try her hand at her own storytelling.

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