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But that wouldn’t work for the Quintology’s story – the whole point of the Quintology is for small rumblings turn into a revolution that upsets the whole of Oddworld. If you start a new story with a new character each time then you can’t effectively raise the stakes each time in the same way.

The story makes more sense to have the revolution start with Abe and continue onward with him.

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I'm just imagining the quintology ending with some hideous multiplayer thing where you can switch between characters like Sonic Heroes but with Abe and the rest of the Quintology heroes as they take down the top of the Magog Cartel. How awful would that be? Haha.

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Yeah, but he never said "at once". It wouldn't be surprising to have different groups working together depending on the level you are playing.

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'Happily ever after' isn't a phrase Gabbits get to enjoy. Not when they're no less valuable as consumer products than they were leading up to their near-extinction in the first place. That'd be like thinking the Mudokons' problems were over just because they'd escaped RuptureFarms.

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Honestly, with how "Munch's Oddysee" ended, I never got the impression that he was going to tag along with Abe indefinitely. I always imagined him bouncing off to Ma'Spa and living happily ever after with his Gabbit children while Abe delved onwards into th deep. He always seemed more or a burden than anything else.