- Name
- Vibri
- Real name
- Gender
- Non-Binary
- Birthday
- Died
- Franchise
- Vib Ribbon (Franchise)
- Aliases
Vibri
The main character from Vib-Ribbon and Vib Ripple, Vibri walks the endless Vib-Ribbon, able to take on the form of a princess, rabbit, frog or worm depending on her health. In the sequel, Vibri uses photos as a trampoline to uncover hidden objects.
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Overview
Vibri surmounting a gap in Vib-Ribbon.
Vibri is a wireframe rabbit created by NanaOn-Sha that first starred in the procedurally generated PS1 music game Vib-Ribbon. In addition to the rabbit form, Vibri can also transform into a princess in that game if the player is performing especially well in a given song, as well as a frog or worm if they play poorly. Aside from the wireframe aesthetics, Vibri is distinctive for having a deliberately robotic voice that formulaically informs the player in a high and surreal pitch of things such as their score and the current track number on the CD being played, among other things. In the European release of the Vib-Ribbon, Vibri always speaks in Japanese, regardless of the localization selected from the options menu.
Vibri and her titular game went on to spawn a small PlayStation-exclusive franchise of sorts from NanaOn-Sha, appearing in the photo-centric PS2 spritual sequel Vib Ripple (Game) and serving as the creative inspiration behind Mojib Rhythm, a rhythm game that relies on text files.