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Quite possibly the most random card game ever.
The simplest way to describe it is to set up a Tabletop RPG and eliminate the RPG bits. You have several colorful twelve-sided dice, a large deck of brightly colored cards, several instruction manuals, 17 expansion packs, each of which brings the game to a higher, more exciting, and definitely more confusing level. And that's not including the SpiritualSuccessor, [[ContestedSequel Conquest]].
There are three main goals of Killer Bunnies: Keep your bunnies alive, kill other players' bunnies, and get the Magic Carrot. Everything else is basically fun fluff and randomly awesome. There is an entire booklet devoted to the rules and regulations of the game, so I won't confuse you there. The magic of this game is the utter randomness that goes into playing and the various degrees of horribleness that go into killing bunnies.
Weapon cards range from 1 to 31 (you have to roll higher than the level indicated to defeat the card) and are varying degrees of silliness.
During the course of the game you will have the opportunity to collect carrot cards. The game is over when the carrot card pile is empty. This can take anywhere from half an hour to three-and-a-half days, depending on how many times people forget what the main objective is. Once the pile is over, the magic carrot is chosen at random, and whoever has the carrot wins.
The simplest way to describe it is to set up a Tabletop RPG and eliminate the RPG bits. You have several colorful twelve-sided dice, a large deck of brightly colored cards, several instruction manuals, 17 expansion packs, each of which brings the game to a higher, more exciting, and definitely more confusing level. And that's not including the SpiritualSuccessor, [[ContestedSequel Conquest]].
There are three main goals of Killer Bunnies: Keep your bunnies alive, kill other players' bunnies, and get the Magic Carrot. Everything else is basically fun fluff and randomly awesome. There is an entire booklet devoted to the rules and regulations of the game, so I won't confuse you there. The magic of this game is the utter randomness that goes into playing and the various degrees of horribleness that go into killing bunnies.
Weapon cards range from 1 to 31 (you have to roll higher than the level indicated to defeat the card) and are varying degrees of silliness.
During the course of the game you will have the opportunity to collect carrot cards. The game is over when the carrot card pile is empty. This can take anywhere from half an hour to three-and-a-half days, depending on how many times people forget what the main objective is. Once the pile is over, the magic carrot is chosen at random, and whoever has the carrot wins.
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The simplest way to describe
There are three main goals
Weapon cards range from
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The game also has a SpiritualSuccessor, ''Conquest''.
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* {{Area 51}}: This card has the Beyea Aliens swoop down and [[AlienAbduction abduct one of your bunnies]], taking it out of play but not killing it. Said bunny can be returned to its owner with the use of another Area 51 card.
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* {{Area 51}}: Area51: This card has the Beyea Aliens swoop down and [[AlienAbduction abduct one of your bunnies]], taking it out of play but not killing it. Said bunny can be returned to its owner with the use of another Area 51 card.
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* PiranhaProblem: One weapon is a Radio Controlled Piranha.
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* PiranhaProblem: One weapon is a Radio Controlled Piranha.radio-controlled piranha.
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* RedShirt / RedshirtArmy: The bunnies, sadly enough.
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* RuleOfCool
* RuleOfFun
* RuleOfFunny
** Seriously, "Green Gelatin (with Evil Pineapple Chunks)" is a ''weapon''.
* RussianRoulette: It's a card in the game, and kills a bunny belonging to the player who rolled the lowest.
** Highly Explosive Missile Package can be considered as this, being used to target aliens that have abducted a bunny. Based on the roll, either nothing happens, the aliens and the bunny are killed, or the wreckage from the destroyed ship falls on and kills all other bunnies owned by the player whose bunny was abducted.
* RuleOfFun
* RuleOfFunny
** Seriously, "Green Gelatin (with Evil Pineapple Chunks)" is a ''weapon''.
* RussianRoulette: It's a card in the game, and kills a bunny belonging to the player who rolled the lowest.
** Highly Explosive Missile Package can be considered as this, being used to target aliens that have abducted a bunny. Based on the roll, either nothing happens, the aliens and the bunny are killed, or the wreckage from the destroyed ship falls on and kills all other bunnies owned by the player whose bunny was abducted.
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** Seriously,
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** It's a card in the game, and kills a bunny belonging to the player who rolled the lowest.
** Highly Explosive Missile Package
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** [[Film/MenInBlack "Bunnies In Black"]] - Two bunnies in suits and [[CoolShades shades]] with {{BFG}}s, who protect a bunny from alien abduction.
** [[Franchise/BackToTheFuture "Bunny To The Future"]] - Picture is the [=DeLorean=], with the wing doors up to look more bunny-like.
** [[Franchise/{{Rambo}} "Rainbo"]] - Franchise/{{Rambo}} with [[ButterflyOfDoom butterflies]] and singing flowers around him. Still has a {{BFG}} though. And is shirtless.
** [[Film/DudeWheresMyCar "Dude Where's My Carrot"]] - Complete with striped shirt bunny playing with a Rubik's cube and the drive-thru Chinese speaker saying "And then?"
** [[Series/{{Kojak}} "Low Jack Kojak"]] - Picture is a bunny with ears drawn back to look bald, eating a lollipop.
** [[Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean "Bunnies of the Caribbean"]] - The bunny depicted is wonderfully similar to Jack Sparrow.
** [[Franchise/BackToTheFuture "Bunny To The Future"]] - Picture is the [=DeLorean=], with the wing doors up to look more bunny-like.
** [[Franchise/{{Rambo}} "Rainbo"]] - Franchise/{{Rambo}} with [[ButterflyOfDoom butterflies]] and singing flowers around him. Still has a {{BFG}} though. And is shirtless.
** [[Film/DudeWheresMyCar "Dude Where's My Carrot"]] - Complete with striped shirt bunny playing with a Rubik's cube and the drive-thru Chinese speaker saying "And then?"
** [[Series/{{Kojak}} "Low Jack Kojak"]] - Picture is a bunny with ears drawn back to look bald, eating a lollipop.
** [[Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean "Bunnies of the Caribbean"]] - The bunny depicted is wonderfully similar to Jack Sparrow.
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** [[Film/MenInBlack "Bunnies In in Black"]] - -- Two bunnies in suits and [[CoolShades shades]] with {{BFG}}s, who protect a bunny from alien abduction.
** [[Franchise/BackToTheFuture "BunnyTo The to the Future"]] - -- Picture is the [=DeLorean=], with the wing doors up to look more bunny-like.
** [[Franchise/{{Rambo}} "Rainbo"]]- -- Franchise/{{Rambo}} with [[ButterflyOfDoom butterflies]] and singing flowers around him. Still has a {{BFG}} though. And is shirtless.
** [[Film/DudeWheresMyCar "Dude Where's My Carrot"]]- -- Complete with striped shirt bunny playing with a Rubik's cube and the drive-thru Chinese speaker saying "And then?"
** [[Series/{{Kojak}} "Low Jack Kojak"]]- -- Picture is a bunny with ears drawn back to look bald, eating a lollipop.
** [[Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean "Bunnies of the Caribbean"]]- -- The bunny depicted is wonderfully similar to Jack Sparrow.
** [[Franchise/BackToTheFuture "Bunny
** [[Franchise/{{Rambo}} "Rainbo"]]
** [[Film/DudeWheresMyCar "Dude Where's My Carrot"]]
** [[Series/{{Kojak}} "Low Jack Kojak"]]
** [[Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean "Bunnies of the Caribbean"]]
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** [[TheMonolith "The Minilith"]] - this card doubles the attack power of your weapons.
** [[{{Transformers}} "Run Transformer"]] - A bunny using a giant mecha to play with a yo-yo.
** [[{{Transformers}} "Run Transformer"]] - A bunny using a giant mecha to play with a yo-yo.
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** [[TheMonolith "The Minilith"]] - -- this card doubles the attack power of your weapons.
** [[{{Transformers}} "Run Transformer"]]- -- A bunny using a giant mecha to play with a yo-yo.
** [[{{Transformers}} "Run Transformer"]]
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** [[Film/LogansRun Carousel]] - Players who are over 30 have a chance to lose a bunny.
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** [[Film/LogansRun Carousel]] - -- Players who are over 30 thirty have a chance to lose a bunny.
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* SwissArmyWeapon: The Zodiac Terminator can be considered a sentient example.
** Can be invoked by Duck Tape, which allows up to five weapons to be played together.
* {{Synchronization}}: Invoked by Fingercuffs.
** Can be invoked by Duck Tape, which allows up to five weapons to be played together.
* {{Synchronization}}: Invoked by Fingercuffs.
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* SwissArmyWeapon: The Zodiac Terminator This can be considered a sentient example.
** Canbe invoked by Duck Tape, which allows up to five weapons to be played together.
* %%** The Zodiac Terminator is a sentient example.
%%* {{Synchronization}}: Invoked by Fingercuffs.
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%%* {{Synchronization}}: Invoked by Fingercuffs.
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* WesternZodiac: Plays a role in the game starting from the Green expansion. During the game, having three sequential Zodiac symbols or three Zodiac symbols of the same element allows the owner to play an extra card every turn. And at the end of the game, a winning Zodiac symbol is revealed before the winning carrot. The symbol's owner may then transfer ownership of one bunny before the winning carrot is revealed. ''And'' if the winning Zodiac symbol is the current one or the winner's birth Zodiac, they can take three carrots from the player with the most. '''''AND''''', if the winning Zodiac symbol is the the current one and the winner's birth Zodiac, they can take most of the carrots from all the other players, leaving everyone else with one carrot each.
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* AllThereInTheManual - God is it ever. How else are you going to know that a certain card can not only make the holographic bunny real, but can also automatically fail or succeed based on whether the day is even or odd.
* {{Area 51}} - This card has the Beyea Aliens swoop down and [[AlienAbduction abduct one of your bunnies]], taking it out of play but not killing it. Said bunny can be returned to its owner with the use of another Area 51 card.
* AwesomeButImpractical - The game functions on this, especially the weapons. Basically, the creators tout the idea that games are played for the sake of getting the enjoyment out of playing games, and having any sense beyond that is nonsensical.
* {{BFG}} - There are plenty of them, trust me.
* BloodyHilarious - The Terrible Misfortunes tend to be cartoonishly violent, and it's pretty dang funny about it.
* CallItKarma - The Karma card.
* ChainsawGood - There is a chainsaw weapon sporting an angry, pointy-toothed grin along with its nose of spinning death.
* GoldenSnitch - The Magic Carrot itself is one. The bulk of the game involves bunny combat, but anything that doesn't get you more draws from the carrot pile is ultimately completely irrelevant to victory. Even drawing the most carrots doesn't guarantee the win, since you won't know until the end which one was randomly chosen to be Magic.
* GuideDangIt - Needed to interpret the special rules of some of the cards. Included, thank god.
* ImprobableWeaponUser - For example, there is a weapon in the Red Booster pack named ''Quite Irascible Diffractable Cheese Balls''. Let me say this again. '''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Cheese. Balls.]]''' The weapon level is [[UpToEleven 11]] and they attack more than one bunny at the same time. Also included are (Bitter-Sweet) Chocolate Covered Anti-Matter Raisins (Weapon Level 12).
* JustForPun - The creators thrive on spinning the titles and squeezing in the word 'bunny' wherever they can.
* {{Area 51}} - This card has the Beyea Aliens swoop down and [[AlienAbduction abduct one of your bunnies]], taking it out of play but not killing it. Said bunny can be returned to its owner with the use of another Area 51 card.
* AwesomeButImpractical - The game functions on this, especially the weapons. Basically, the creators tout the idea that games are played for the sake of getting the enjoyment out of playing games, and having any sense beyond that is nonsensical.
* {{BFG}} - There are plenty of them, trust me.
* BloodyHilarious - The Terrible Misfortunes tend to be cartoonishly violent, and it's pretty dang funny about it.
* CallItKarma - The Karma card.
* ChainsawGood - There is a chainsaw weapon sporting an angry, pointy-toothed grin along with its nose of spinning death.
* GoldenSnitch - The Magic Carrot itself is one. The bulk of the game involves bunny combat, but anything that doesn't get you more draws from the carrot pile is ultimately completely irrelevant to victory. Even drawing the most carrots doesn't guarantee the win, since you won't know until the end which one was randomly chosen to be Magic.
* GuideDangIt - Needed to interpret the special rules of some of the cards. Included, thank god.
* ImprobableWeaponUser - For example, there is a weapon in the Red Booster pack named ''Quite Irascible Diffractable Cheese Balls''. Let me say this again. '''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Cheese. Balls.]]''' The weapon level is [[UpToEleven 11]] and they attack more than one bunny at the same time. Also included are (Bitter-Sweet) Chocolate Covered Anti-Matter Raisins (Weapon Level 12).
* JustForPun - The creators thrive on spinning the titles and squeezing in the word 'bunny' wherever they can.
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* AllThereInTheManual - AccidentNotMurder: Clumsy Congenial kills the bunnies adjacent to the target, which according to the card happens because "while opening a package of Melba Toast, [the bunny] flings two sharp pieces in opposite directions".
* AllThereInTheManual: God is it ever. How else are you going to know that a certain card can not only make the holographic bunny real, but can also automatically fail or succeed based on whether the day is even or odd.
* {{Area51}} - 51}}: This card has the Beyea Aliens swoop down and [[AlienAbduction abduct one of your bunnies]], taking it out of play but not killing it. Said bunny can be returned to its owner with the use of another Area 51 card.
*AwesomeButImpractical - {{Auction}}: Bunny Block Bid allows a player to sell any bunny in play to the highest bidder.
* AwesomeButImpractical: The game functions on this, especially the weapons. Basically, the creators tout the idea that games are played for the sake of getting the enjoyment out of playing games, and having any sense beyond that is nonsensical.
** The mechanics of the Ancient Star Rod make it difficult to use predictably. It is used to counter incoming weapons and the outcome is determined by the roll of three dice. If all three turn out odd, the weapon can be redirected. If two turn out odd, the weapon is simply eliminated. If one turns out odd, the Rod fails to act and the weapon attacks as intended. If the player manages to roll no even numbers, the Rod amplifies the weapon to double its attack power and range. Additionally, the Rod is affected by ''the date''; if the day, month and year are all odd, the player can redirect the weapon [[InstantWinCondition without rolling]], but if they're all even, the Rod becomes [[CriticalExistenceFailure completely nonfunctioning]] and cannot be played.
*{{BFG}} - BettingMiniGame:
** Poverty Poker, which loops in everyone who can match the original player's wager.
** Mystery Urn forces players to wager an item if they fail to roll a twelve.
** Carrot Top Casino/Carrot Top Royale and The Mad, Mad Donnelaith Bakery/The Monumentally Mad Donnelaith Bakery are single-player versions with slightly higher[[note]]DEATH[[/note]] stakes.
** Low Jack Kojak is a mild version, as the player can lose all their carrots if the randomly chosen carrot is already in their possession.
** Viva Las Vegas is a 1v1 version where the winner is whoever can roll three sevens first.
* {{BFG}}: There are plenty of them, trust me.
*BloodyHilarious - BigCreepyCrawlies: The Europan Robotic Titanium Termites are a mechanical version.
* BilingualBonus: Zep Tepi grants a unique bonus to first time players, and is Hebrew for "first time".
* BlindMistake: One Terrible Misfortune has a bunny die from diving into a swimming pool that was empty due to acute myopia.
* BloodyHilarious: The Terrible Misfortunes tend to be cartoonishly violent, and it's pretty dang funny about it.
*CallItKarma - BountyHunter: Bounty Mounty allows any player to become this, as it places a price on a bunny's head.
** Inverted by Mob Hit, to which players contribute money to increase the attack power.
* CallItKarma: The Bad Karmacard.
card, which forces the targeted player to use their next weapon on one of their own bunnies.
*ChainsawGood - CatsAreMean: The Black Cat, which strips the targeted bunny of any and all Lucky Clovers.
* ChainsawGood: There is a chainsaw weapon sporting an angry, pointy-toothed grin along with its nose of spinning death.
*GoldenSnitch - CriticalFailure: Several cards that require rolling dice can have very disastrous outcomes if roll comes out improbably low.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: This game's all about it.
* DiscardAndDraw:
** Geneva Convention forces a player to discard all their weapons and refill their hand from the deck.
** Cool Change lets the player discard and draw some or all of their hand.
** Run Amok gets rid of a player's top and bottom run cards.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Highly Explosive Missile Package is mainly referred to by its acronym.
* EdibleBludgeon: Many weapons are food items[[note]]typically spicy or just unfavorable[[/note]] with angry faces.
* {{EMP}}: E-M Pulse strips a player of their stockpiled defense cards.
* EvilWeapon: Most weapons have faces. Very mean faces.
* FiendishFish: Radio Controlled Piranha, a level 19 weapon.
* FourLeafClover: Appear in various numbers and decrease the level of weapons that target their bunny.
* GeniusBonus: 1943, a card in the Stainless Steel deck, features artwork of a grey penny and has the player roll eight dice, and if they can roll a one, a nine, a four and a three, they can look at any Stainless Steel cards in an opponents hand a swap any for cards from their own hand. In the year 1943, the United States made pennies from steel rather than copper due to their involvement in World War II.
* GiantFood: The Large (and Very Large) Prune Danish.
* GoldenSnitch: The Magic Carrot itself is one. The bulk of the game involves bunny combat, but anything that doesn't get you more draws from the carrot pile is ultimately completely irrelevant to victory. Even drawing the most carrots doesn't guarantee the win, since you won't know until the end which one was randomly chosen to be Magic.
*GuideDangIt - GuideDangIt: Needed to interpret the special rules of some of the cards. Included, thank god.
*ImprobableWeaponUser - HoistByHisOwnPetard: Reversal of Fortune can invoke this should the player choose to redirect the weapon in question back towards its point of origin.
* HumongousMecha: The Europan Robotic Titanium Termites qualify.
* IdenticallyNamedGroup: Played with. LA Hot Peppers and LA Tape Worm have similar names and functions. Humorously averted in their [[GuideDangIt instruction book descriptions]], where the Hot Peppers are from Louisiana and the Tape Worm is from Los Angeles.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: For example, there is a weapon in the Red Booster pack named ''Quite Irascible Diffractable Cheese Balls''. Let me say this again. '''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Cheese. Balls.]]''' The weapon level is [[UpToEleven 11]] and they attack more than one bunny at the same time. Also included are (Bitter-Sweet) Chocolate Covered Anti-Matter Raisins (Weapon Level 12).
** Although not specifically for killing, the Random Paintball Assault can be utilized against opponents with a red or pink bunny to [[DePower get rid of their special abilities]], or even kill them if the black die rolls highest.
*JustForPun - JustForPun: The creators thrive on spinning the titles and squeezing in the word 'bunny' wherever they can.
* AllThereInTheManual: God is it ever. How else are you going to know that a certain card can not only make the holographic bunny real, but can also automatically fail or succeed based on whether the day is even or odd.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The game functions on this, especially the weapons. Basically, the creators tout the idea that games are played for the sake of getting the enjoyment out of playing games, and having any sense beyond that is nonsensical.
** The mechanics of the Ancient Star Rod make it difficult to use predictably. It is used to counter incoming weapons and the outcome is determined by the roll of three dice. If all three turn out odd, the weapon can be redirected. If two turn out odd, the weapon is simply eliminated. If one turns out odd, the Rod fails to act and the weapon attacks as intended. If the player manages to roll no even numbers, the Rod amplifies the weapon to double its attack power and range. Additionally, the Rod is affected by ''the date''; if the day, month and year are all odd, the player can redirect the weapon [[InstantWinCondition without rolling]], but if they're all even, the Rod becomes [[CriticalExistenceFailure completely nonfunctioning]] and cannot be played.
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** Poverty Poker, which loops in everyone who can match the original player's wager.
** Mystery Urn forces players to wager an item if they fail to roll a twelve.
** Carrot Top Casino/Carrot Top Royale and The Mad, Mad Donnelaith Bakery/The Monumentally Mad Donnelaith Bakery are single-player versions with slightly higher[[note]]DEATH[[/note]] stakes.
** Low Jack Kojak is a mild version, as the player can lose all their carrots if the randomly chosen carrot is already in their possession.
** Viva Las Vegas is a 1v1 version where the winner is whoever can roll three sevens first.
* {{BFG}}: There are plenty of them, trust me.
*
* BilingualBonus: Zep Tepi grants a unique bonus to first time players, and is Hebrew for "first time".
* BlindMistake: One Terrible Misfortune has a bunny die from diving into a swimming pool that was empty due to acute myopia.
* BloodyHilarious: The Terrible Misfortunes tend to be cartoonishly violent, and it's pretty dang funny about it.
*
** Inverted by Mob Hit, to which players contribute money to increase the attack power.
* CallItKarma: The Bad Karma
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* ChainsawGood: There is a chainsaw weapon sporting an angry, pointy-toothed grin along with its nose of spinning death.
*
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: This game's all about it.
* DiscardAndDraw:
** Geneva Convention forces a player to discard all their weapons and refill their hand from the deck.
** Cool Change lets the player discard and draw some or all of their hand.
** Run Amok gets rid of a player's top and bottom run cards.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Highly Explosive Missile Package is mainly referred to by its acronym.
* EdibleBludgeon: Many weapons are food items[[note]]typically spicy or just unfavorable[[/note]] with angry faces.
* {{EMP}}: E-M Pulse strips a player of their stockpiled defense cards.
* EvilWeapon: Most weapons have faces. Very mean faces.
* FiendishFish: Radio Controlled Piranha, a level 19 weapon.
* FourLeafClover: Appear in various numbers and decrease the level of weapons that target their bunny.
* GeniusBonus: 1943, a card in the Stainless Steel deck, features artwork of a grey penny and has the player roll eight dice, and if they can roll a one, a nine, a four and a three, they can look at any Stainless Steel cards in an opponents hand a swap any for cards from their own hand. In the year 1943, the United States made pennies from steel rather than copper due to their involvement in World War II.
* GiantFood: The Large (and Very Large) Prune Danish.
* GoldenSnitch: The Magic Carrot itself is one. The bulk of the game involves bunny combat, but anything that doesn't get you more draws from the carrot pile is ultimately completely irrelevant to victory. Even drawing the most carrots doesn't guarantee the win, since you won't know until the end which one was randomly chosen to be Magic.
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* HumongousMecha: The Europan Robotic Titanium Termites qualify.
* IdenticallyNamedGroup: Played with. LA Hot Peppers and LA Tape Worm have similar names and functions. Humorously averted in their [[GuideDangIt instruction book descriptions]], where the Hot Peppers are from Louisiana and the Tape Worm is from Los Angeles.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: For example, there is a weapon in the Red Booster pack named ''Quite Irascible Diffractable Cheese Balls''. Let me say this again. '''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Cheese. Balls.]]''' The weapon level is [[UpToEleven 11]] and they attack more than one bunny at the same time. Also included are (Bitter-Sweet) Chocolate Covered Anti-Matter Raisins (Weapon Level 12).
** Although not specifically for killing, the Random Paintball Assault can be utilized against opponents with a red or pink bunny to [[DePower get rid of their special abilities]], or even kill them if the black die rolls highest.
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* JustLikeRobinHood: Share the Wealth permits someone without any money to take half from the player with the most.
** Rock Bottom functions the same way but with food resources.
** Rock Bottom functions the same way but with food resources.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfRules - It's confusing even with just two decks. If you manage to collect all the expansion packs, you'll have a deck containing upwards of ''1200'' cards, with pages and pages worth of rule books.
* NeverMessWithGranny - The "Dueling Grannies" weapon.
* NukeEm - One of the weapons available is a literal Nuke. Complete with range.
* PaintingTheMedium - The card [[PaintballEpisode Random Paintball Assault]] features a bunny shooting the background of the entire card multiple splattery colors. Said bunny also commits PaintballError as he is wearing goggles and nothing else.
* "RedLightDistrict" - The picture is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. The card allows you to buy any red item from any player
* RedShirt / RedshirtArmy - The bunnies, sadly enough.
* NeverMessWithGranny - The "Dueling Grannies" weapon.
* NukeEm - One of the weapons available is a literal Nuke. Complete with range.
* PaintingTheMedium - The card [[PaintballEpisode Random Paintball Assault]] features a bunny shooting the background of the entire card multiple splattery colors. Said bunny also commits PaintballError as he is wearing goggles and nothing else.
* "RedLightDistrict" - The picture is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. The card allows you to buy any red item from any player
* RedShirt / RedshirtArmy - The bunnies, sadly enough.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfRules - LoadsAndLoadsOfRules: It's confusing even with just two decks. If you manage to collect all the expansion packs, you'll have a deck containing upwards of ''1200'' cards, with pages and pages worth of rule books.
*NeverMessWithGranny - MundaneMadeAwesome: One of the more powerful cards can block any weapon, abduction, and Roaming Red Runs, and can eliminate several other chance-based killing cards as well as all Barriers and even cancels the end-of-game [[Main/{{WesternZodiac}} Zodiac]] bonus... and it's a ''spatula''.
** A more direct version is the Run Transformer as well as Transcendental Run, which upgrade a run card in the player's hand to a special card or very special card respectively, allowing it to be played directly from hand.
* MurderSuicide: The Cyber Bunny can be interpreted this way as it is removed from play after it runs out of viable targets.
* NeverMessWithGranny: The "Dueling Grannies" weapon.
*NukeEm - NukeEm: One of the weapons available is a literal Nuke. Complete with range.
*PaintingTheMedium - NumberOfTheBeast: Day of the Dead resurrects up to three bunnies so long as the player can roll at least three sixes from seven dice. Additionally, the card's artwork features three zombified bunnies each bearing a different form of the number six.
* PaintingTheMedium: The card [[PaintballEpisode Random Paintball Assault]] features a bunny shooting the background of the entire card multiple splattery colors. Said bunny also commits PaintballError as he is wearing goggles and nothing else.
*"RedLightDistrict" - The PayEvilUntoEvil: Invoked by Operation Spoilsport, which allows the player to avenge a bunny's death by killing a bunny belonging to the responsible opponent.
* PiranhaProblem: One weapon is a Radio Controlled Piranha.
* RedLightDistrict: It's a card in the game, the picture is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. The card allows you to buy any red item from any player
* RedShirt /RedshirtArmy - RedshirtArmy: The bunnies, sadly enough.enough.
* RetroactivePreparation: Bunny on the Edge of Forever can invoke this if a player uses it on themselves, as their turn is completely reset and all cards that were moved, discarded, or drawn are returned to their starting positions, effectively taking a step back in time while retaining what was learned.
* RichesToRags: Obnoxious Roaming Pest can bring this upon several players if it's not stopped.
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** A more direct version is the Run Transformer as well as Transcendental Run, which upgrade a run card in the player's hand to a special card or very special card respectively, allowing it to be played directly from hand.
* MurderSuicide: The Cyber Bunny can be interpreted this way as it is removed from play after it runs out of viable targets.
* NeverMessWithGranny: The "Dueling Grannies" weapon.
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* PaintingTheMedium: The card [[PaintballEpisode Random Paintball Assault]] features a bunny shooting the background of the entire card multiple splattery colors. Said bunny also commits PaintballError as he is wearing goggles and nothing else.
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* PiranhaProblem: One weapon is a Radio Controlled Piranha.
* RedLightDistrict: It's a card in the game, the picture is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. The card allows you to buy any red item from any player
* RedShirt /
* RetroactivePreparation: Bunny on the Edge of Forever can invoke this if a player uses it on themselves, as their turn is completely reset and all cards that were moved, discarded, or drawn are returned to their starting positions, effectively taking a step back in time while retaining what was learned.
* RichesToRags: Obnoxious Roaming Pest can bring this upon several players if it's not stopped.
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* ShoutOut - Several cards are a combination of this, AffectionateParody, and JustForPun.
** [[Film/MenInBlack "Bunnies In Black"]] - Two bunnies in suits and [[CoolShades shades]] with {{BFG}}s.
** [[Film/MenInBlack "Bunnies In Black"]] - Two bunnies in suits and [[CoolShades shades]] with {{BFG}}s.
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* ShoutOut - RussianRoulette: It's a card in the game, and kills a bunny belonging to the player who rolled the lowest.
** Highly Explosive Missile Package can be considered as this, being used to target aliens that have abducted a bunny. Based on the roll, either nothing happens, the aliens and the bunny are killed, or the wreckage from the destroyed ship falls on and kills all other bunnies owned by the player whose bunny was abducted.
* ShoutOut: Several cards are a combination of this, AffectionateParody, and JustForPun.
** [[Film/MenInBlack "Bunnies In Black"]] - Two bunnies in suits and [[CoolShades shades]] with{{BFG}}s.{{BFG}}s, who protect a bunny from alien abduction.
** Highly Explosive Missile Package can be considered as this, being used to target aliens that have abducted a bunny. Based on the roll, either nothing happens, the aliens and the bunny are killed, or the wreckage from the destroyed ship falls on and kills all other bunnies owned by the player whose bunny was abducted.
* ShoutOut: Several cards are a combination of this, AffectionateParody, and JustForPun.
** [[Film/MenInBlack "Bunnies In Black"]] - Two bunnies in suits and [[CoolShades shades]] with
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** Baker Street - The bunny in the image has stopped in front of Number [[Literature/SherlockHolmes 221]].
** [[Film/LogansRun Carousel]] - Players who are over 30 have a chance to lose a bunny.
** [[Film/LogansRun Carousel]] - Players who are over 30 have a chance to lose a bunny.
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* SpreeKiller: Rainbo can be this if the black die rolls the lowest.
* SwissArmyWeapon: The Zodiac Terminator can be considered a sentient example.
** Can be invoked by Duck Tape, which allows up to five weapons to be played together.
* {{Synchronization}}: Invoked by Fingercuffs.
* SwissArmyWeapon: The Zodiac Terminator can be considered a sentient example.
** Can be invoked by Duck Tape, which allows up to five weapons to be played together.
* {{Synchronization}}: Invoked by Fingercuffs.
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** Seriously, "Green (strike)Jello(strike) Gelatin (with Evil Pineapple Chunks)" is a ''weapon''.
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** [[Franchise/{{Rambo}} "Rainbo"]] - {{Rambo}} with [[ButterflyOfDoom butterflies]] and singing flowers around him. Still has a {{BFG}} though. And is shirtless.
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** [[Franchise/{{Rambo}} "Rainbo"]] - {{Rambo}} Franchise/{{Rambo}} with [[ButterflyOfDoom butterflies]] and singing flowers around him. Still has a {{BFG}} though. And is shirtless.
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The simplest way to describe it is to set up a Tabletop RPG and eliminate the RPG bits. You have several colorful twelve-sided dice, a large deck of brightly colored cards, several instruction manuals, and 10 expansion packs, each of which brings the game to a higher, more exciting, and definitely more confusing level.
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The simplest way to describe it is to set up a Tabletop RPG and eliminate the RPG bits. You have several colorful twelve-sided dice, a large deck of brightly colored cards, several instruction manuals, and 10 17 expansion packs, each of which brings the game to a higher, more exciting, and definitely more confusing level.
level. And that's not including the SpiritualSuccessor, [[ContestedSequel Conquest]].
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* ImprobableWeaponUser - For example, there is a weapon card in the Red Expansion pack named ''Quite Irascible Diffractable Cheese Balls''. Let me say this again. '''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Cheese. Balls.]]''' The weapon level is [[UpToEleven 11]] and they attack more than one bunny at the same time. Also included are (Bitter-Sweet) Chocolate Covered Anti-Matter Raisins (Weapon Level 12).
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* ImprobableWeaponUser - For example, there is a weapon card in the Red Expansion Booster pack named ''Quite Irascible Diffractable Cheese Balls''. Let me say this again. '''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Cheese. Balls.]]''' The weapon level is [[UpToEleven 11]] and they attack more than one bunny at the same time. Also included are (Bitter-Sweet) Chocolate Covered Anti-Matter Raisins (Weapon Level 12).
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* KillerRabbit - Most of the weapons, especially if you're unlucky enough to roll a 1 and have your bunny die by kitchen whisk.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfRules - It's confusing even with just two decks. If you manage to collect all the expansion packs, you'll have a deck containing upwards of ''700'' cards, with pages and pages worth of rule books.
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* LuckBasedMission: Whoever has the randomly-designated "Magic Carrot" when the game ends is the winner. All those other carrots? Worthless. Of course, statistically, the more carrots you have, the more likely it is you have ''that'' carrot. But unless you have them ''all'', the entire game could always go to your little brother who grabbed one carrot at the beginning of the game and nobody had the heart to take it from him.
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** [[DudleyDoRight "Bounty Mounty"]]
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* GoldenSnitch - The Magic Carrot itself is one. The bulk of the game involves bunny combat, but anything that doesn't get you more draws from the carrot pile is ultimately completely irrelevant to victory. Even drawing the most carrots doesn't guarantee the win, since you won't know until the end which one was randomly chosen to be Magic.
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** The carrot cards are also shout out characters. Gus is [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries carrot!Spock]]. Russell is a [[Film/{{Gladiator}} gladiator carrot]] (Maximus was played by Russell Crowe). Arnie is [[Franchise/{{Terminator}} an angry cyborg carrot]]. Seth is [[AustinPowers Dr. Evil]].
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** The carrot cards are also shout out characters. Gus is [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries carrot!Spock]]. Russell is a [[Film/{{Gladiator}} gladiator carrot]] (Maximus was played by Russell Crowe). Arnie is [[Franchise/{{Terminator}} an angry cyborg carrot]]. Seth is [[AustinPowers [[Film/AustinPowers Dr. Evil]].
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** Nearly all of the Specialty Bunnies. (Seriously, [[Film/{{Braveheart}} Bunnyheart]]? [[Series/BabylonFive Bunnylon 3]]? [[That70sShow Those 70s Bunnies]]?)
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** Nearly all of the Specialty Bunnies. (Seriously, [[Film/{{Braveheart}} Bunnyheart]]? [[Series/BabylonFive Bunnylon 3]]? [[That70sShow [[Series/That70sShow Those 70s Bunnies]]?)
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** The carrot cards are also shout out characters. Gus is [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries carrot!Spock]]. Russell is a [[Film/{{Gladiator}} gladiator carrot]] (Maximus was played by Russell Crowe). Arnie is [[{{Terminator}} an angry cyborg carrot]]. Seth is [[AustinPowers Dr. Evil]].
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** The carrot cards are also shout out characters. Gus is [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries carrot!Spock]]. Russell is a [[Film/{{Gladiator}} gladiator carrot]] (Maximus was played by Russell Crowe). Arnie is [[{{Terminator}} [[Franchise/{{Terminator}} an angry cyborg carrot]]. Seth is [[AustinPowers Dr. Evil]].
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** Double-barreled one with [[JustForPun a pun added]]: [[TheRockyHorrorPictureShow Time]] [[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Worf]].
** [[AustinPowers Sharks WFLB]] - That is, sharks with frickin' laser beams strapped to their heads.
** [[AustinPowers Sharks WFLB]] - That is, sharks with frickin' laser beams strapped to their heads.
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** Double-barreled one with [[JustForPun a pun added]]: [[TheRockyHorrorPictureShow [[Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow Time]] [[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Worf]].
**[[AustinPowers [[Film/AustinPowersInternationalManOfMystery Sharks WFLB]] - That is, sharks with frickin' laser beams strapped to their heads.
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Weapon cards range from 1 to 12 (you have to roll higher than the level indicated to defeat the card) and are varying degrees of silliness. For example, there is a weapon card in the Red Expansion pack named ''Quite Irascible Diffractable Cheese Balls''. Let me say this again. '''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Cheese. Balls.]]''' The weapon level is [[UpToEleven 11]] and they attack more than one bunny at the same time. Also included are (Bitter-Sweet) Chocolate Covered Anti-Matter Raisins (Weapon Level 12).
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Weapon cards range from 1 to 12 (you have to roll higher than the level indicated to defeat the card) and are varying degrees of silliness. For example, there is a weapon card in the Red Expansion pack named ''Quite Irascible Diffractable Cheese Balls''. Let me say this again. '''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Cheese. Balls.]]''' The weapon level is [[UpToEleven 11]] and they attack more than one bunny at the same time. Also included are (Bitter-Sweet) Chocolate Covered Anti-Matter Raisins (Weapon Level 12).
silliness.
* ImprobableWeaponUser - For example, there is a weapon card in the Red Expansion pack named ''Quite Irascible Diffractable Cheese Balls''. Let me say this again. '''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Cheese. Balls.]]''' The weapon level is [[UpToEleven 11]] and they attack more than one bunny at the same time. Also included are (Bitter-Sweet) Chocolate Covered Anti-Matter Raisins (Weapon Level 12).
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** [[Film/DudeWheresMyCar "Dude Where's My Carrot"]] - Complete with striped shirt bunny playing with a Rubik's cube and the drive-thru chinese speaker saying "And then?"
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** [[Film/DudeWheresMyCar "Dude Where's My Carrot"]] - Complete with striped shirt bunny playing with a Rubik's cube and the drive-thru chinese Chinese speaker saying "And then?"
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** Guardian [[RougeAnglesOfSatin Angle]] - Picture is a triangle with a halo and wings.
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** Guardian [[RougeAnglesOfSatin Angle]] Angle - Picture is a triangle with a halo and wings.wings. This is, in fact, one of the RougeAnglesOfSatin, because it was originally a typo on the designer's part. The artist produced such an amusing illustration that he decided to keep it.
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** [[Film/BackToTheFuture "Bunny To The Future"]] - Picture is the [=DeLorean=], with the wing doors up to look more bunny-like.
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** [[DudeWheresMyCar "Dude Where's My Carrot"]] - Complete with striped shirt bunny playing with a Rubik's cube and the drive-thru chinese speaker saying "And then?"
** [[{{Kojak}} "Low Jack Kojak"]] - Picture is a bunny with ears drawn back to look bald, eating a lollipop.
** [[PiratesOfTheCaribbean "Bunnies of the Caribbean"]] - The bunny depicted is wonderfully similar to Jack Sparrow.
** [[{{Kojak}} "Low Jack Kojak"]] - Picture is a bunny with ears drawn back to look bald, eating a lollipop.
** [[PiratesOfTheCaribbean "Bunnies of the Caribbean"]] - The bunny depicted is wonderfully similar to Jack Sparrow.
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** [[DudeWheresMyCar [[Film/DudeWheresMyCar "Dude Where's My Carrot"]] - Complete with striped shirt bunny playing with a Rubik's cube and the drive-thru chinese speaker saying "And then?"
**[[{{Kojak}} [[Series/{{Kojak}} "Low Jack Kojak"]] - Picture is a bunny with ears drawn back to look bald, eating a lollipop.
**[[PiratesOfTheCaribbean [[Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean "Bunnies of the Caribbean"]] - The bunny depicted is wonderfully similar to Jack Sparrow.
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience - The bunnies. And the cards, to an extent.
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Weapon cards range from 1 to 12 (you have to roll higher than the level indicated to defeat the card) and are varying degrees of silliness. For example, there is a weapon card in the Red Expansion pack named ''Quite Irascible Diffractable Cheese Balls''. Let me say this again. '''Cheese. Balls'''. '''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Cheese. Balls.]]''' The weapon level is [[UpToEleven 11]] and they attack more than one bunny at the same time. Also included are (Bitter-Sweet) Chocolate Covered Anti-Matter Raisins (Weapon Level 12).
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** The Holographic Bunny is dressed up like Rimmer from ''[[Series/RedDwarf Red Dwarf]]'', complete with a big "H" on his forehead.
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** Nearly all of the Specialty Bunnies. (Seriously, [[Film/{{Braveheart}} Bunnyheart]]? [[BabylonFive Bunnylon 3]]? [[That70sShow Those 70s Bunnies]]?)
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** Nearly all of the Specialty Bunnies. (Seriously, [[Film/{{Braveheart}} Bunnyheart]]? [[BabylonFive [[Series/BabylonFive Bunnylon 3]]? [[That70sShow Those 70s Bunnies]]?)
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** [[BackToTheFuture "Bunny To The Future"]] - Picture is the [=DeLorean=], with the wing doors up to look more bunny-like.
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* PaintingTheFourthWall - The card [[PaintballEpisode Random Paintball Assault]] features a bunny shooting the background of the entire card multiple splattery colors. Said bunny also commits PaintballError as he is wearing goggles and nothing else.
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* PaintingTheFourthWall PaintingTheMedium - The card [[PaintballEpisode Random Paintball Assault]] features a bunny shooting the background of the entire card multiple splattery colors. Said bunny also commits PaintballError as he is wearing goggles and nothing else.
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** [[MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail "The Trojan Bunny"]]
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Quite possibly the most random card game ever.
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Quite possibly the most random card game ever.
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** [[Film/MenInBlack "Bunnies In Black"]] - Two bunnies in suits and [[CoolShades shades]] with {{BFG}}s.
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** The carrot cards are also shout out characters. Gus is [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries carrot!Spock]]. Russell is a [[{{Film/Gladiator}} gladiator carrot]] (Maximus was played by Russell Crowe). Arnie is [[{{Terminator}} an angry cyborg carrot]]. Seth is [[AustinPowers Dr. Evil]].
** Nearly all of the Specialty Bunnies. (Seriously, [[{{Braveheart}} Bunnyheart]]? [[BabylonFive Bunnylon 3]]? [[That70sShow Those 70s Bunnies]]?)
** Nearly all of the Specialty Bunnies. (Seriously, [[{{Braveheart}} Bunnyheart]]? [[BabylonFive Bunnylon 3]]? [[That70sShow Those 70s Bunnies]]?)
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** The carrot cards are also shout out characters. Gus is [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries carrot!Spock]]. Russell is a [[{{Film/Gladiator}} [[Film/{{Gladiator}} gladiator carrot]] (Maximus was played by Russell Crowe). Arnie is [[{{Terminator}} an angry cyborg carrot]]. Seth is [[AustinPowers Dr. Evil]].
** Nearly all of the Specialty Bunnies. (Seriously,[[{{Braveheart}} [[Film/{{Braveheart}} Bunnyheart]]? [[BabylonFive Bunnylon 3]]? [[That70sShow Those 70s Bunnies]]?)
** Nearly all of the Specialty Bunnies. (Seriously,
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** Double-barreled one with [[JustForPun a pun added]]: [[TheRockyHorrorPictureShow Time]] [[StarTrek Worf]].
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** Double-barreled one with [[JustForPun a pun added]]: [[TheRockyHorrorPictureShow Time]] [[StarTrek [[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Worf]].
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** [[{{Rambo}} "Rainbo"]] - {{Rambo}} with [[ButterflyOfDoom butterflies]] and singing flowers around him. Still has a {{BFG}} though. And is shirtless.
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That's right. [[LuckBasedMission Luck decides who wins.]] BetterThanItSounds, in all honesty.
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Quite possibly the most random card game ever.
The simplest way to describe it is to set up a Tabletop RPG and eliminate the RPG bits. You have several colorful twelve-sided dice, a large deck of brightly colored cards, several instruction manuals, and 10 expansion packs, each of which brings the game to a higher, more exciting, and definitely more confusing level.
There are three main goals of Killer Bunnies: Keep your bunnies alive, kill other players' bunnies, and get the Magic Carrot. Everything else is basically fun fluff and randomly awesome. There is an entire booklet devoted to the rules and regulations of the game, so I won't confuse you there. The magic of this game is the utter randomness that goes into playing and the various degrees of horribleness that go into killing bunnies.
Weapon cards range from 1 to 12 (you have to roll higher than the level indicated to defeat the card) and are varying degrees of silliness. For example, there is a weapon card in the Red Expansion pack named ''Quite Irascible Diffractable Cheese Balls''. Let me say this again. '''Cheese. Balls'''. The weapon level is [[UpToEleven 11]] and they attack more than one bunny at the same time. Also included are (Bitter-Sweet) Chocolate Covered Anti-Matter Raisins (Weapon Level 12).
During the course of the game you will have the opportunity to collect carrot cards. The game is over when the carrot card pile is empty. This can take anywhere from half an hour to three-and-a-half days, depending on how many times people forget what the main objective is. Once the pile is over, the magic carrot is chosen at random, and whoever has the carrot wins.
That's right. [[LuckBasedMission Luck decides who wins.]] BetterThanItSounds, in all honesty.
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* AllThereInTheManual - God is it ever. How else are you going to know that a certain card can not only make the holographic bunny real, but can also automatically fail or succeed based on whether the day is even or odd.
* {{Area 51}} - This card has the Beyea Aliens swoop down and [[AlienAbduction abduct one of your bunnies]], taking it out of play but not killing it. Said bunny can be returned to its owner with the use of another Area 51 card.
* AwesomeButImpractical - The game functions on this, especially the weapons. Basically, the creators tout the idea that games are played for the sake of getting the enjoyment out of playing games, and having any sense beyond that is nonsensical.
* {{BFG}} - There are plenty of them, trust me.
* BloodyHilarious - The Terrible Misfortunes tend to be cartoonishly violent, and it's pretty dang funny about it.
* CallItKarma - The Karma card.
* ChainsawGood - There is a chainsaw weapon sporting an angry, pointy-toothed grin along with its nose of spinning death.
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience - The bunnies. And the cards, to an extent.
* EverythingsBetterWithBunnies
* GuideDangIt - Needed to interpret the special rules of some of the cards. Included, thank god.
* JustForPun - The creators thrive on spinning the titles and squeezing in the word 'bunny' wherever they can.
** Show Me The Bunny
** Guardian [[RougeAnglesOfSatin Angle]] - Picture is a triangle with a halo and wings.
** Crow Bar - Picture is a bunch of crows sitting at a bar.
* KillerRabbit - Most of the weapons, especially if you're unlucky enough to roll a 1 and have your bunny die by kitchen whisk.
** And... well, just look at the name of the game.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfRules - It's confusing even with just two decks. If you manage to collect all the expansion packs, you'll have a deck containing upwards of ''700'' cards, with pages and pages worth of rule books.
* NeverMessWithGranny - The "Dueling Grannies" weapon.
* NukeEm - One of the weapons available.
* PaintingTheFourthWall - The card [[PaintballEpisode Random Paintball Assault]] features a bunny shooting the background of the entire card multiple splattery colors. Said bunny also commits PaintballError as he is wearing goggles and nothing else.
* "RedLightDistrict" - The picture is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. The card allows you to buy any red item from any player
* RedShirt / RedshirtArmy - The bunnies, sadly enough.
* RuleOfCool
* RuleOfFun
* RuleOfFunny
** Seriously, "Green (strike)Jello(strike) Gelatin (with Evil Pineapple Chunks)" is a ''weapon''.
* ShoutOut - Several cards are a combination of this, AffectionateParody, and JustForPun.
** [[Film/MenInBlack "Bunnies In Black"]] - Two bunnies in suits and [[CoolShades shades]] with {{BFG}}s.
** [[BackToTheFuture "Bunny To The Future"]] - Picture is the [=DeLorean=], with the wing doors up to look more bunny-like.
** [[{{Rambo}} "Rainbo"]] - {{Rambo}} with [[ButterflyOfDoom butterflies]] and singing flowers around him. Still has a {{BFG}} though. And is shirtless.
** [[DudeWheresMyCar "Dude Where's My Carrot"]] - Complete with striped shirt bunny playing with a Rubik's cube and the drive-thru chinese speaker saying "And then?"
** [[{{Kojak}} "Low Jack Kojak"]] - Picture is a bunny with ears drawn back to look bald, eating a lollipop.
** [[PiratesOfTheCaribbean "Bunnies of the Caribbean"]] - The bunny depicted is wonderfully similar to Jack Sparrow.
** [[DudleyDoRight "Bounty Mounty"]]
** [[TheMonolith "The Minilith"]] - this card doubles the attack power of your weapons.
** [[{{Transformers}} "Run Transformer"]] - A bunny using a giant mecha to play with a yo-yo.
** [[MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail "The Trojan Bunny"]]
** The carrot cards are also shout out characters. Gus is [[StarTrek carrot!Spock]]. Russell is a [[{{Film/Gladiator}} gladiator carrot]] (Maximus was played by Russell Crowe). Arnie is [[{{Terminator}} an angry cyborg carrot]]. Seth is [[AustinPowers Dr. Evil]].
** Nearly all of the Specialty Bunnies. (Seriously, [[{{Braveheart}} Bunnyheart]]? [[BabylonFive Bunnylon 3]]? [[That70sShow Those 70s Bunnies]]?)
** Double-barreled one with [[JustForPun a pun added]]: [[TheRockyHorrorPictureShow Time]] [[StarTrek Worf]].
** [[AustinPowers Sharks WFLB]] - That is, sharks with frickin' laser beams strapped to their heads.
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[[caption-width:350: [[EverythingsBetterWithBunnies It sure is.]]]]
Quite possibly the most random card game ever.
The simplest way to describe it is to set up a Tabletop RPG and eliminate the RPG bits. You have several colorful twelve-sided dice, a large deck of brightly colored cards, several instruction manuals, and 10 expansion packs, each of which brings the game to a higher, more exciting, and definitely more confusing level.
There are three main goals of Killer Bunnies: Keep your bunnies alive, kill other players' bunnies, and get the Magic Carrot. Everything else is basically fun fluff and randomly awesome. There is an entire booklet devoted to the rules and regulations of the game, so I won't confuse you there. The magic of this game is the utter randomness that goes into playing and the various degrees of horribleness that go into killing bunnies.
Weapon cards range from 1 to 12 (you have to roll higher than the level indicated to defeat the card) and are varying degrees of silliness. For example, there is a weapon card in the Red Expansion pack named ''Quite Irascible Diffractable Cheese Balls''. Let me say this again. '''Cheese. Balls'''. The weapon level is [[UpToEleven 11]] and they attack more than one bunny at the same time. Also included are (Bitter-Sweet) Chocolate Covered Anti-Matter Raisins (Weapon Level 12).
During the course of the game you will have the opportunity to collect carrot cards. The game is over when the carrot card pile is empty. This can take anywhere from half an hour to three-and-a-half days, depending on how many times people forget what the main objective is. Once the pile is over, the magic carrot is chosen at random, and whoever has the carrot wins.
That's right. [[LuckBasedMission Luck decides who wins.]] BetterThanItSounds, in all honesty.
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This game has examples of:
* AllThereInTheManual - God is it ever. How else are you going to know that a certain card can not only make the holographic bunny real, but can also automatically fail or succeed based on whether the day is even or odd.
* {{Area 51}} - This card has the Beyea Aliens swoop down and [[AlienAbduction abduct one of your bunnies]], taking it out of play but not killing it. Said bunny can be returned to its owner with the use of another Area 51 card.
* AwesomeButImpractical - The game functions on this, especially the weapons. Basically, the creators tout the idea that games are played for the sake of getting the enjoyment out of playing games, and having any sense beyond that is nonsensical.
* {{BFG}} - There are plenty of them, trust me.
* BloodyHilarious - The Terrible Misfortunes tend to be cartoonishly violent, and it's pretty dang funny about it.
* CallItKarma - The Karma card.
* ChainsawGood - There is a chainsaw weapon sporting an angry, pointy-toothed grin along with its nose of spinning death.
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience - The bunnies. And the cards, to an extent.
* EverythingsBetterWithBunnies
* GuideDangIt - Needed to interpret the special rules of some of the cards. Included, thank god.
* JustForPun - The creators thrive on spinning the titles and squeezing in the word 'bunny' wherever they can.
** Show Me The Bunny
** Guardian [[RougeAnglesOfSatin Angle]] - Picture is a triangle with a halo and wings.
** Crow Bar - Picture is a bunch of crows sitting at a bar.
* KillerRabbit - Most of the weapons, especially if you're unlucky enough to roll a 1 and have your bunny die by kitchen whisk.
** And... well, just look at the name of the game.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfRules - It's confusing even with just two decks. If you manage to collect all the expansion packs, you'll have a deck containing upwards of ''700'' cards, with pages and pages worth of rule books.
* NeverMessWithGranny - The "Dueling Grannies" weapon.
* NukeEm - One of the weapons available.
* PaintingTheFourthWall - The card [[PaintballEpisode Random Paintball Assault]] features a bunny shooting the background of the entire card multiple splattery colors. Said bunny also commits PaintballError as he is wearing goggles and nothing else.
* "RedLightDistrict" - The picture is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. The card allows you to buy any red item from any player
* RedShirt / RedshirtArmy - The bunnies, sadly enough.
* RuleOfCool
* RuleOfFun
* RuleOfFunny
** Seriously, "Green (strike)Jello(strike) Gelatin (with Evil Pineapple Chunks)" is a ''weapon''.
* ShoutOut - Several cards are a combination of this, AffectionateParody, and JustForPun.
** [[Film/MenInBlack "Bunnies In Black"]] - Two bunnies in suits and [[CoolShades shades]] with {{BFG}}s.
** [[BackToTheFuture "Bunny To The Future"]] - Picture is the [=DeLorean=], with the wing doors up to look more bunny-like.
** [[{{Rambo}} "Rainbo"]] - {{Rambo}} with [[ButterflyOfDoom butterflies]] and singing flowers around him. Still has a {{BFG}} though. And is shirtless.
** [[DudeWheresMyCar "Dude Where's My Carrot"]] - Complete with striped shirt bunny playing with a Rubik's cube and the drive-thru chinese speaker saying "And then?"
** [[{{Kojak}} "Low Jack Kojak"]] - Picture is a bunny with ears drawn back to look bald, eating a lollipop.
** [[PiratesOfTheCaribbean "Bunnies of the Caribbean"]] - The bunny depicted is wonderfully similar to Jack Sparrow.
** [[DudleyDoRight "Bounty Mounty"]]
** [[TheMonolith "The Minilith"]] - this card doubles the attack power of your weapons.
** [[{{Transformers}} "Run Transformer"]] - A bunny using a giant mecha to play with a yo-yo.
** [[MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail "The Trojan Bunny"]]
** The carrot cards are also shout out characters. Gus is [[StarTrek carrot!Spock]]. Russell is a [[{{Film/Gladiator}} gladiator carrot]] (Maximus was played by Russell Crowe). Arnie is [[{{Terminator}} an angry cyborg carrot]]. Seth is [[AustinPowers Dr. Evil]].
** Nearly all of the Specialty Bunnies. (Seriously, [[{{Braveheart}} Bunnyheart]]? [[BabylonFive Bunnylon 3]]? [[That70sShow Those 70s Bunnies]]?)
** Double-barreled one with [[JustForPun a pun added]]: [[TheRockyHorrorPictureShow Time]] [[StarTrek Worf]].
** [[AustinPowers Sharks WFLB]] - That is, sharks with frickin' laser beams strapped to their heads.
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