Rappies tend to live in forest or forest-like areas, such as the forest area of Naverius in Phantasy Star Online 2, and the Habirao Forbidden District of Neudaiz in Phantasy Star Universe.Īlthough some versions appear to not be native to any known area and instead appear in every area, such as the rappies that resemble rag rappies in Phantasy Star Universe and the "chibi" rappies in Phantasy Star Online 2, as well as the respective holiday variants in these two games. To celebrate the occasion, they will sometimes drop special holiday-themed items upon defeat.Ī pack of Rag Rappy chirping in the forest. Whether they understand the holiday or they are being forced into their habits by humans is a mystery, however they do seem content as they will remain in their festive attire until the holiday period ends. In most games, rappies are shown to be in the holiday spirit by dressing in costumes to celebrate seasonal events. The less hostile, yet more vulnerable "chibi" styled rappies do not fear hunters and will willingly walk toward one in an effort to bond by singing, usually ending with the bird getting knocked out and mugged for its items. The birds tend to form packs and, when gathered together in a safe area, sing songs with one another. Their attacks are a combination of pecks and sometimes slashing with their claws. Although they are capable of attacking, rappies only do so when they believe their territory is being wrongfully invaded.
When they sense that they may be in trouble, whether losing from a battle or being startled by a sniper's bullet, they have a tendency to play dead and then sprint away from its attacker when it detects a possible chance of escape. On its arms are small wings, sometimes having sharp claws on its hands to swipe at foes.
On its face are two eyes surrounded by a large patch of white feathers and a dark colored beak. Its main form is usually depicted as being a short, yellow bird with two large antennae protruding from the top of its head, the tips having a tendency to be pink or reddish in color. AppearanceĪlthough the style changes from game to game, the same basic design is apparent in all of rappy's appearances. 9.6 Phantasy Star Online 2 The AnimationĪrtwork of Chirper from PSIII character designer Toyo Ozaki's artbook.
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