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* ColorfulContrails: The final part of the American Rabbit TransformationSequence features a contrail behind Rob in the stars-and-stripes pattern of the American flag before it transfers onto him.
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* TransformationSequence: The one relatively neat scene is the sequence where Rob transforms into the American Rabbit; he sprints and the American Flag suddenly appears behind him like a contrail before his body is changed into those colors.
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* TransformationSequence: The one relatively neat scene is the sequence where Rob transforms into the American Rabbit; he sprints and [[ColorfulContrails the American Flag suddenly appears behind him like a contrail contrail]] before his body is changed into those colors.
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* TheManInFrontOfTheMan: It turns out the BigBad's pet vulture is the real villain.
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* BrokenAesop: The film suffers from this big time. The BigBad's henchmen are a biker gang called The Jackals, who are... [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin jackals]]. Several times throughout, characters address that no one should assume all jackals are evil just because of the actions of a few bad apples. All well and good, except that there are ''no'' good jackals in the movie -- every one we see is a member of the biker gang and working for the main villain.
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* BrokenAesop: The film suffers from this big time. The BigBad's henchmen are a biker gang called The Jackals, who are... [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin jackals]]. Several times throughout, characters address that no one should assume all jackals are evil just because of the actions of a few bad apples. All well and good, except that there are ''no'" good jackals -- every one we see is a member of the biker gang and working for the main villain.
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* BrokenAesop: The film suffers from this big time. The BigBad's henchmen are a biker gang called The Jackals, who are... [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin jackals]]. Several times throughout, characters address that no one should assume all jackals are evil just because of the actions of a few bad apples. All well and good, except that there are ''no'" ''no'' good jackals in the movie -- every one we see is a member of the biker gang and working for the main villain.
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* SapientEatSapient: Rodney, the leader of the Jackals, makes an ImpliedDeathThreat about eating Robert.
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* PandaingToTheAudience: Teddy Panda.
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* ForTheEvulz: At one point, the BigBad actually says something to the effect of, “I’m a villain, therefore I have to be aimlessly evil in every direction!” This is a perfect and totally understandable explanation for how he has gone from holding some kind of unspecified grudge against a local club to ''plotting to destroy the Statue of Liberty and everyone who is visiting her after they have been promised free chocolate''.
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* ForTheEvulz: At one point, the BigBad actually says something to the effect of, “I’m a villain, therefore I have to be aimlessly evil in every direction!” This is a perfect and totally understandable explanation for how he has gone from holding some kind of unspecified grudge against a local club to ''plotting "plotting to destroy the Statue of Liberty Art/StatueOfLiberty and everyone who is visiting her after they have been promised free chocolate''.chocolate".
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''The Adventures of the American Rabbit'' is a 1986 American/Japanese animated film about a young rabbit named Robert, who becomes the titular {{superhero}}. Having inherited "The Legacy" bestowed to one particular resident of his village each generation, the athletic, musically gifted Rob sets out to UsefulNotes/SanFrancisco to protect others via his secret identity, while working as a rock group pianist by day. However, a gang of jackals led by the mysterious Walt is terrorizing the city. Robert and his new friends band together to stand up to them and restore what they ruin, and end up setting off on what becomes a cross-country journey to UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity, dogged by the jackals all the way as Walt's grand ambitions to TakeOverTheWorld become clear.
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''The Adventures of the American Rabbit'' is a 1986 American/Japanese animated film about a young rabbit named Robert, Robert (played by Creator/BarryGordon), who becomes the titular {{superhero}}. Having inherited "The Legacy" bestowed to one particular resident of his village each generation, the athletic, musically gifted Rob sets out to UsefulNotes/SanFrancisco to protect others via his secret identity, while working as a rock group pianist by day. However, a gang of jackals led by the mysterious Walt is terrorizing the city. Robert and his new friends band together to stand up to them and restore what they ruin, and end up setting off on what becomes a cross-country journey to UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity, dogged by the jackals all the way as Walt's grand ambitions to TakeOverTheWorld become clear.
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* ConjoinedEyes: Seen on Vultor, The Penguins and various Animal Citizens.
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* YellowEyesOfSneakiness: Rodney, the lead Jackal, has these kind of eyes, which shows how menacing he is, as he threatened to cook Rob (as "rabbit stew") in his metal helmet, which he calls a kettle.
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* RighteousRabbit: Roger, a rabbit superhero.
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* RighteousRabbit: Roger, Robert, a rabbit superhero.
