Blade Bunny is a fantasy/humor webcomic about Bunny, an assassin-for-hire in a mash up of feudal Japan and ancient China. Hired by Lord Farnalan (when his own personal ninjas failed) to kill the Head Clan of the Asaki Clan.Things go well at first, until Wolf Fang enters the picture. Then things go down to hell, becoming embroiled in a war with spirits? and the journey to find some kind of... pearl?. It's confusing, mainly because the story is told from her point of view and she tends to fall sleep in the long boring speeches.She wears a pair of bunny ears and a fluffy tail on the back of her skirt, oh and no underwear. While it could be considered SFW, it's very heavy in blood and doesn't pull punches in the most brutal deaths.Not to be confused with Blade Kitten.
Affably Evil: Bunny, beside her figure and snarkiness, she is pretty much a complete sociopath with no sense of guilt whatsoever. Before Character Development, that is.
A Form You Are Comfortable With: Played for laughs when Bunny expresses disgust for being stared at by a big gooey dragon's eyeball that is bigger than she is. The dragon then voluntarily shrinks down small enough to punch out.
Anachronism Stew: This is a setting done in a mash up of ancient Japan and China, with: kimonos, ninjas, samurai, daimyos, onis, kamis, 4 Great Gods and the Celestial Bureaucracy. It also posses cyborgs, automatic weapons, laser beams and leg jets.
Becoming the Mask: Bunny says that she's been Bunny instead of herself for so long that she doesn't even remember her name, let alone how to be herself.
Berserk Button: Never, ever tell Bunny to shut up. Or imply she is a pet. She doesn't like that. Not one bit.
Bunny: Hmm, actually you know, I'm talking about a comic in a comic that I am talking about, that must be breaking around 8 walls. Take That, Ferris Bueller!
Bunny: No offense, by the way. You are really horrific and I would be totally freaked out by you if I wasn't running from a dragon Random Passerby: What a polite girl.
Covert Pervert: Kyoto if imaginary Bunny continously flattery is anything to go by. Might be the case of low-self steem thought.
The Chosen One: The old immortal protecting the pearl who turned out to be just a terracotta guardian to Jin, the son of the Sun Goddess.
Dojikko: Either she is the greatest actress in history or she is simply incompetent in any non "Kill everything that moves" situation.
The Dreaded: Ao-lung is the only one so far who can shut up Bunny with a simple glare.
The Bounty Hunter is pretty much Bunny's nightmare made real.
Kyoto;s "slip" had made her this for Jin. So far, he trusts Bunny more than her although it could be because Bunny never lied, or treated him with disrespect.
Fantastic Slurs; While they mean... well and it's because of the setting, the Bounty Hunter feel annoyed at being called a "demon" He is a multi-agent cognitive architecture, thank you very much.
Flawless Victory: Most fights with Bunny ends in No-Holds-Barred Beatdown. It doesn't matter if they are soldiers, ninjas, armies or demons, they all go down fast and hard except against cyborgs. Two times she was barely able to survive and the second time only thanks to the help of Kyoto.
The third time she only got away because she confused his internal program. And is following them waiting for her to slip to kill her until his memory is updated.
Fire-Forged Friends: Kyoto and Bunny had become quite the team after being nearly killed over a dozen times to the point of self- sacrifice.
Floating Advice Reminder: After the battle on the bridge Kyoto developed an inner bunny, down to her "unique personality".
Foe Tossing Charge: Wolf doesn't let anything stand in the way of his prey. Not even a legendary warrior/oni/spirit? in the middle of a climatic battle of his own.
For the Evulz: Bunny kills a man for four good reasons. It was really funny counts twice.
Genre Savvy: Borderline Meta Girl. Bunny doesn't put any attention to any exposition... because she apparently knew all the plot twists way before even leaving Ao-Lung temple down to Jin being the real immortal.
Good Is Not Nice: The Bounty Hunter. Calm, polite and will not hurt an innocent, but if you are suspected to be an accomplice of his "target" he will end you.
Hero Antagonist: The Bounty Hunter. Bunny is a remorseless serial killer that is working for the "good guys" on penalty of death after all.
If You Ever Do Anything to Hurt Her...: More of an student/daughter relationship but Ao-lung, dragon of the south wind makes pretty clear what would happen to Bunny if anything happens to Kyoto.
Implacable Man: The Bounty Hunter (especially so since he isn't sure Bunny is the Hare, he is tagging along, waiting to see if she is the Hare and kill her if that is the case.
Magic Skirt: Several images appear to look upward at Bunny when she is, by her own admission, wearing a miniskirt and no underwear. It remains SFW. Most obvious here.
Noodle Incident: Bunny hasn't seen a zombie horde, but she once saw a zombie political action committee who managed to get in the school council so they could improve the student BRAINZZZZ.
Super Strength: She is insanely strong, far above even Super Soldiers and warriors but a complete weakling against cyborgs, who toss her around like a rag doll.
is a fantasy/humor webcomic about Bunny, an assassin-for-hire in a mash up of feudal Japan and ancient China. Hired by Lord Farnalan (when his own personal ninjas failed) to kill the Head Clan of the Asaki Clan.Things go well at first, until Wolf Fang enters the picture. Then things go down to hell, becoming embroiled in a war with spirits? and the journey to find some kind of... pearl?. It's confusing, mainly because the story is told from her point of view and she tends to fall sleep in the long boring speeches.She wears a pair of bunny ears and a fluffy tail on the back of her skirt, oh and no underwear. While it could be considered SFW, it's very heavy in blood and doesn't pull punches in the most brutal deaths.Not to be confused with Blade Kitten.
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