History YMMV / RabbidsInvasion

** When the show first premiered, a lot of fans were not happy with the fact that the overall feel of the show, as well as the personalities of the Rabbids themselves, were noticeably less DenserandWackier compared to that of the video games.

* TheyChangedItNowItSucks!:
** A lot of fans were not happy with the fact that the overall humor of the show, as well as the personalities of the Rabbids themselves, were noticeably toned down compared to the DenserAndWackier feel of the video games the show is based on. However, this changed as more seasons of the show were released. See: GrowingTheBeard

* TheyChangedIt,NowItSucks!:

* TheyChangedIt,NowItSSucks!:
** Initially, some fans criticized Damien Laquet's performance as the new voice for the Rabbids, who replaced Yoann Perrier, the original voice actor for the Rabbids in all their video games. The change is even more puzzling considering how some of the original Yoann Perrier voice clips were used in several commercials and promos for the show.

* AccidentalInnuendo: "The whites will win." [[note]] To put into context, in one of the experiment episodes with the blue Rabbid, the two scientists color four of the Rabbids blue, prompting a "racism" dance battle between the parties of the blue ones and the normal ones, who are white. The two scientists are betting on which group will win, to which this line is spoken. Put out of context, however, and it sounds horribly wrong.[[/note]]

* HilariousInHindsight: Timothy resembles the titular hero of WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse, a show that would air a few months after ''Rabbids Invasion'' premiered; the "hilarious" part gets cranked UpToEleven when you realize they're basically polar opposites with Steven as a sweet, gentle human/alien hybrid from a Creator/CartoonNetwork program while Timothy is a [[SpoiledBrat spoiled, bratty]] purebred human in a show airing on CN's rival network, Creator/{{Nickelodeon}}. And then there's the fact that both shows center around a group of cute aliens getting in touch with life on Earth.

** The episode ''Being Rabbids Part 3'' had Gina, a scientist trapped inside a Rabbid's body actually ''bond'' with Lapinibernatus, almost romantically. The climax of the episode even hinted the idea of Lapinibernatus and Gina both becoming human and escaping together in his time machine, unfortunately, Gina's assistant John whisks her away before they could even finish their conversation, and by the end of the episode, she's already transformed back into her human form and no future episodes bring up this storyline again.

* UglyCute: The Rabbids, obviously. And there are rare instances where they are ordinary cute in a weird kind of way, what with their endearing curiosity and stupidity. In fact, in ''Never Refreeze a Rabbid'', one Rabbid does PuppyDogEyes towards a human and ''[[CutenessProximity succeeds]]''.

** Occasionally, there's a Rabbid who's belittled by everyone else for stupid reasons or no reason at all (''Escalator Rabbid'', ''Dueling Rabbids'', ''Green Rabbid'' and ''Zombie Rabbid''), and will leave in sadness. The fact that he tries everything he can to get their approval, but fails several times, makes it impossible not to sympathize with him.
** Lapinibernatus in ''Jurassic Rabbid'' and ''Rabbid 2.0.''. He cries upon being SurroundedByIdiots, and tries to build a time machine to travel away from them and live in solitude.

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The disco music the Rabbids start dancing to in ''Glow Rabbid''. The awesomeness is cranked UpToEleven when the Glowing Rabbid starts singing to the beat of the music at the end of the episode.
** The first piece of music from the episode ''Rabbid Soundtrack'' is most definitely this. It makes you want an ''actual'' soundtrack for the show.

* TheScrappy: [[SpoiledBrat Timothy]] is one human everyone agrees fully deserves what the Rabbids do to him.

* CrowningMusicofAwesome: The disco music the Rabbids start dancing to in ''Glow Rabbid''. The awesomeness is cranked UpToEleven when the Glowing Rabbid starts singing to the beat of the music at the end of the episode.

* SoOkayItsAverage: Seems to be the general consensus for the show. Fans of the Rabbids seem to enjoy it, even if they enjoyed the games more, and even detractors of the Rabbids have admitted that while the show does have its flaws, it isn't nearly as obnoxious as the games it is based on, and can succeed at being charming when it wants to be.

* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: While the reception of the show's first season ranged from mixed to negative, many fans consider Season 2 to be a huge improvement, with better episode plots, distinguishable characters and funnier slapstick humor.

* The show in general could be considered this. Unlike the games, the Rabbids don't do anything particularly crazy to make the humans fear them, and it is never shown how the Rabbids arrived on Earth in the first place.

* SoOkayItsAverage: Seems to be the general consensus for the show. Even detractors of the Rabbids have admitted that while the show does have its flaws, it isn't nearly as obnoxious as the games it is based on, and can succeed at being charming when it wants to be.

* CrowningMusicofAwesome: The disco music the Rabbids start dancing to in ''Glow Rabbid''. The awesomeness is cranked UpToEleven when the Glwoing Rabbid starts singing to the beat of the music at the end of the episode.

* SurprisnglyImprovedSequel: While the reception of the show's first season ranged from mixed to negative, many fans consider Season 2 to be a huge improvement, with better episode plots, distinguishable characters and funnier slapstick humor.

* SurprisnglyImrpovedSequel: While the reception of the show's first season ranged from mixed to negative, many fans consider Season 2 to be a huge improvement, with better episode plots, distinguishable characters and funnier slapstick humor.

* BaseBreakingCharacter: The Rabbids themselves. Are they genuinely fun ch
characters with hilarious blabbering and stupidity, or are they just laughably annoying pests who don't deserve any spotlight at all?

* BaseBreakingCharacter: The Rabbids themselves. Are they genuinely fun characters with hilarious blabbering and stupidity, or are they just laughably annoying pests who don't deserve any spotlight at all?

* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: The Rabbids are dumb as-, scratch that, ''dumber'' than rocks, and yet some Rabbids have managed to ''tame dangerous guard dogs'', ''stop a timer bomb'' and ''connect cables into a gigantic speaker''.

** And this also serves to emphasize the fact that Rabbids are extraterrestrials or aliens (though since the show differs from the games, that might not be true anymore). Why do some alien species kidnap humans? To experiment on them.

* TheScrappy:
** Some of the humans, but especially [[SpoiledBrat Timothy.]]
** The Rabbids can occasionally be this as well, especially when [[TheGadfly they are annoying the hell out of humans for fun.]]

* JerkassWoobie: The red-and-blue-eyed Rabbid. Despite being an AlphaBitch, he's also a ButtMonkey object and is often a victim of the other Rabbids' AttentionDeficitOohShiny.
* TheScrappy: Some of the humans, but especially [[SpoiledBrat Timothy.]]

* TheWoobie: Occasionally, there's a Rabbid who's belittled by everyone else for stupid reasons or no reason at all (''Escalator Rabbid'', ''Dueling Rabbids'', ''Green Rabbid'' and ''Zombie Rabbid''), and will leave in sadness. The fact that he tries everything he can to get their approval, but fails several times, makes it impossible not to sympathize with him.
** The prehistoric Rabbid in ''Jurassic Rabbid'' and ''Rabbid 2.0.''. He cries upon being SurroundedByIdiots, and tries to build a time machine to travel away from them and live in solitude.

** When the Rabbids are immensely annoying and [[UnintentionallyUnsympathetic have done absolutely nothing in the episode to deserve our sympathy]], it can sometimes be satisfying seeing the humans punch or kick them.
** The ending of "Music Rabbid". 'Nuff said.

** The gag of one rabbid accidentally wearing a wig/growing hair and the other Rabbids falling for "her" is used frequently, like in ''The Rabbid who fell to Earth'' and ''Vampire Rabbid''. The Rabbid usually never reciprocates, though the ending of ''Vampire Rabbid'' seemed to imply otherwise...(it ''is'' possible that they just became good friends, but they seemed a bit too touchy for that).

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The Rabbids. ''Dear Lord'', the Rabbids. Are they dumber than air? Are they just incredibly naïve with occasional moments of clarity? Are some of them brighter than the rest? Or are they just bored and like to [[ChaoticStupid do stupid things for fun]]? Whatever reason it is, they're bit ''too'' complex to label.
* BaseBreakingCharacter: The Rabbids. Are they geniunely fun characters with hilarious blabbering and stupidity, or are they just laughably annoying pests who don't deserve any spotlight at all?
* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: The Rabbids are dumb as-, scratch that, ''dumber than rocks'', and yet some Rabbids have managed to ''tame dangerous guard dogs'', ''stop a timer bomb'' and ''connect cables into a gigantic speaker''.

* FridgeBrilliance: The episode ''Rabbid Dreams'', despite its extremely weird premise and the possibility that it was AllJustADream (Though it's really unclear whether it was or not), still has a very interesting thought. The dream-Rabbid who speaks English says that the Rabbids invaded the human world to conduct experiments on humans. In a twisted way, it represents the games, where the Rabbids were observing human behavior (thus studying them) and then tried to mimic it in their own way (which can be seen as a form of experimentation).

* HilariousInHindsight: Timothy resembles the titular hero of WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse, a show that would air a few months after ''Rabbids Invasion'' premiered; the "hilarious" part gets cranked UpToEleven when you realize they're basically polar opposites with Steven as a sweet, gentle human/alien hybrid from a Creator/CartoonNetwork program while Timothy is a [[SpoiledBrat spoiled, bratty]] purebred human in a show airing on CN's rival network, {{Creator/Nickelodeon}}
** ''And then'' there's the fact that both shows center around a group of cute aliens getting in touch with life on earth.
* HoYay: No, not even the ''Rabbids'' are immune to this trope. And it's often in the context of one Rabbid wearing a blonde female wig. [[AmbiguousGender However, this is assuming that all Rabbids are male.]] In ''Music Rabbid'', a soft song comes on, and the wig-wearing Rabbid winks at another Rabbid, seductively dances towards him, and then they begin to dance like a couple (until they get interrupted, anyway.) In ''Get in Line, Rabbids!'', a Rabbid accidently wears the same wig and another Rabbid instantly falls for "her", cue chasing "her" around and tries to kiss "her". To be fair, the pursuer thought that he was female and the wig-wearing Rabbid was disgusted at him. However, the former example is ''definitely'' straight.

** The gag of one rabbid accidently wearing a wig/growing hair and the other Rabbids falling for "her" is used frequently, like in ''The Rabbid who fell to Earth'' and ''Vampire Rabbid''. The Rabbid usually never reciprocates, though, the ending of ''Vampire Rabbid'' seemed to imply otherwise...(it ''is'' possible that they just became good friends, but they seemed a bit too touchy for that).
** There's a short moment in ''Rabbid Star'' where a fan of another Rabbid attempts to kiss him. Note that ''none'' of them are wearing wigs to have the other tricked. However, a Rabbid who does have a wig in the same episode ([[AmbiguousGender or, maybe not]]), seemed to get mad/jealous and wrestled the fan Rabbid down, prompting to become the star Rabbid's bodyguard, and then he attempts to kiss "her" through his helmet.

** The prehistoric Rabbid in ''Jurassic Rabbid'' and ''Rabbid 2.0.''. He cries upon being SurroundedByIdiots, that he builds a time machine to travel away from them and live in solitude.

* HilariousInHindsight: Timothy resembles the titular hero of WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse, a show that would air a few months after ''Rabbids Invasion'' premiered; the "hilarious" part gets cranked UpToEleven when you realize they're basically polar opposites with Steven as a sweet, gentle human/alien hybrid from a Creator/CartoonNetwork program while Timothy is a [[SpoiledBrat spoiled, bratty]] purebred human in a show airing on CN's rival network, {{Creator/Nickelodeon}}....and then there's the fact that both shows have them encountering cute aliens.

* HilariousInHindsight: Timothy resembles the titular hero of WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse, a show that would air a few months after ''Rabbids Invasion'' premiered; the "hilarious" part gets cranked UpToEleven when you realize they're basically polar opposites with Steven as a sweet, gentle human/alien hybrid from a Creator/CartoonNetwork program while Timothy is a [[SpoiledBrat spoiled, bratty]] purebred human in a show airing on CN's rival network, Creator/Nickelodeon.