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** Even more so Bunnie Rabbot of certain adaptations such as ''WesternAnimation/SonicSatAm'' and [[ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehog the Archie comics]], a key Freedom Fighter with [[{{Cyborg}} cybernetic limbs]] following an attempted robotocization by Robotnik.
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** Even more so so: Bunnie Rabbot of certain adaptations such as ''WesternAnimation/SonicSatAm'' and [[ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehog the Archie comics]], a key Freedom Fighter with [[{{Cyborg}} cybernetic limbs]] following an attempted robotocization by Robotnik.
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* ZigZagged in ''Literature/{{Redwall}}'': the few rabbit characters seen are fussy, complaining females or their {{Henpecked Husband}}s. Hares, on the other hand, are unambiguously heroic ([[IAmVeryBritish and very, very British]]).
* The protagonist rabbits in ''Literature/WatershipDown'' are the heroes of the work. However, so are most of the villains, so it's questionable whether this trope is in play.
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* ZigZagged in ''Literature/{{Redwall}}'': In ''Literature/{{Redwall}}'', the few rabbit characters seen are fussy, complaining females or their {{Henpecked Husband}}s. Hares, on the other hand, are unambiguously heroic ([[IAmVeryBritish and very, very British]]).
* The protagonist rabbits in ''Literature/WatershipDown'' are the heroes of thework. work, and from their perspective pretty much [[EverythingTryingToKillYou every other animal is a slavering hellbeast]] (while HumansAreCthulhu). However, so are most of the villains, true villains are also rabbits, so it's questionable whether this trope is in play.a ZigZaggingTrope.
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* ''Manga/CatShitOne'' features rabbits as the [[AmericaSavesTheDay good guys]].
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* Milk, one of the ''Anime/YesPrettyCure5'' mascots, is a bunny, and while she's a stuck-up {{tsundere}}, she's also the only mascot as of this writing to gain both a human form and superpowers instead of just one, the other, or neither.
* Milk, one of the ''Anime/YesPrettyCure5'' mascots, is a bunny, and while she's a stuck-up {{tsundere}}, she's also the only mascot as of this writing to gain both a human form and superpowers instead of just one, the other, or neither.
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* Miyamoto Usagi is the rabbit HeroProtaganist of ''ComicBook/UsagiYojimbo''. Usagi is kind and honorable almost to a fault, but has a [[RascallyRabbit trickster streak]] as well.
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** Even more so Bunnie Rabbot of certain adaptations such as ''SonicSatAm'' and [[ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehog the Archie comics]], a key Freedom Fighter with cybernetic limbs following an attempted robotocization by Robotnik.
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* The rabbit family from Creator/{{Disney}}'s ''Disney/RobinHood'' are definitely sympathetic, complete with one of the children being the film's KidAppealCharacter.
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This is a subtrope to GoodAnimalsEvilAnimals and HerbivoresAreFriendly and is also a type of {{AnimalStereotype|s}}.
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Rabbits are usually presented as the good guys in fiction. This is result of WhatMeasureIsANonCute: cute fuzzy animals are usually the good guys, and ugly creepy ones are usually the bad guys.
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Rabbits are usually presented as the good guys in fiction. This is result of WhatMeasureIsANonCute: cute WhatMeasureIsANonCute. Cute fuzzy animals are usually the good guys, and ugly creepy ones are usually the bad guys.
This is a subtrope to GoodAnimalsEvilAnimals and HerbivoresAreFriendly and is also a type of {{AnimalStereotype|s}}.
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Rabbits are usually presented as the good guys in fiction--at least when they aren't {{Rascally Rabbit}}s.
The more general trope for this is WhatMeasureIsANonCute: cute fuzzy animals are usually the good guys, and ugly creepy ones are usually the bad guys. See also RascallyRabbit.
Related to GoodAnimalsEvilAnimals, and AnimalStereotypes. Contrast with ReptilesAreAbhorrent and HairRaisingHare.
The more general trope for this is WhatMeasureIsANonCute: cute fuzzy animals are usually the good guys, and ugly creepy ones are usually the bad guys. See also RascallyRabbit.
Related to GoodAnimalsEvilAnimals, and AnimalStereotypes. Contrast with ReptilesAreAbhorrent and HairRaisingHare.
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Rabbits are usually presented as the good guys in fiction--at least when they aren't {{Rascally Rabbit}}s.
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This is a subtrope toGoodAnimalsEvilAnimals, GoodAnimalsEvilAnimals and AnimalStereotypes. HerbivoresAreFriendly and a type of {{AnimalStereotype|s}}.
This positive portrayal of rabbits is by no means universal, however it is common enough that subverting it has become its own trope. Aversions and subversions are usually a HairRaisingHare.
Contrast withReptilesAreAbhorrent and HairRaisingHare.ReptilesAreAbhorrent.
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This positive portrayal of rabbits is by no means universal, however it is common enough that subverting it has become its own trope. Aversions and subversions are usually a HairRaisingHare.
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* The Drifter from the ''WesternAnimation/{{Thundercats 2011}}'' episode "The Duelist and the Drifter" is this, although he's also an eccentric TricksterMentor. He brings himself out of an HeroicBSOD involving the episode's villain to guide Lion-O to victory.
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Rabbits are usually presented as the good guys in fiction. When they aren't TricksterRabbits.
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Rabbits are usually presented as the good guys in fiction. When they aren't TricksterRabbits.
The more general trope for this is WhatMeasureIsANonCute: cute fuzzy animals are usually the good guys, and ugly creepy ones are usually the bad guys. See also RascallyRabbit.
Related to GoodAnimalsEvilAnimals, and AnimalStereotypes. Contrast with ReptilesAreAbhorrent and HairRaisingHare.
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* ZigZagged in ''Literature/{{Redwall}}'': the few rabbit characters seen are fussy, complaining females or their {{Henpecked Husband}}s. Hares, on the other hand, are unambiguously heroic ([[IAmVeryBritish and very, very British]]).
* The protagonist rabbits in ''Literature/WatershipDown'' are the heroes of the work and TheFilmOfTheBook. However, so are most of the villains, so it's questionable whether this trope is in play.
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* ''TabletopGame/BunniesAndBurrows'', which was inspired by ''Literature/WatershipDown''. The {{PC}}s are rabbits that go on adventures. and are generally expected to act heroically. Although given how RPG players frequently act...
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* DoubleSubverted in ''VideoGame/AdventureQuest'', which has a werehare as a pet usable in combat. It looks terrifying and ferocious, but deals Light damage [[LightIsGood which is usually associated in-game with good]].
* Cream the rabbit from ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'', a rabbit who joins Sonic's group to rescue her mother from Eggman.
* In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast'', going into the Dark World without the Moon Pearl makes you change your shape based on your personality. Link, being a good guy, is transformed into a rabbit.
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* WesternAnimation/BugsBunny is this when he doesn't fall into DesignatedHero.
* Boingo in ''WesternAnimation/{{Hoodwinked}}'' [[spoiler:inverts this trope, by virtue of being the BigBad]].
* The cartoon series ''WesternAnimation/RicochetRabbit'' features a rabbit who's an Old West sheriff.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfTheAmericanRabbit'', a hero with superhero powers is born once a generation specifically in a village of rabbits.
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The more general trope for this is WhatMeasureIsANonCute: cute fuzzy animals are usually the good guys, and ugly creepy ones are usually the bad guys. See also RascallyRabbit.
Related to GoodAnimalsEvilAnimals, and AnimalStereotypes. Contrast with ReptilesAreAbhorrent and HairRaisingHare.
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* ''ComicBook/TomStrong'' had an animal equivalent in talking rabbit Warren Strong.
* Hoppy the Marvel Bunny, a member of the [[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} Captain Marvel]] family.
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* ZigZagged in ''Literature/{{Redwall}}'': the few rabbit characters seen are fussy, complaining females or their {{Henpecked Husband}}s. Hares, on the other hand, are unambiguously heroic ([[IAmVeryBritish and very, very British]]).
* The protagonist rabbits in ''Literature/WatershipDown'' are the heroes of the work and TheFilmOfTheBook. However, so are most of the villains, so it's questionable whether this trope is in play.
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* ''TabletopGame/BunniesAndBurrows'', which was inspired by ''Literature/WatershipDown''. The {{PC}}s are rabbits that go on adventures. and are generally expected to act heroically. Although given how RPG players frequently act...
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* DoubleSubverted in ''VideoGame/AdventureQuest'', which has a werehare as a pet usable in combat. It looks terrifying and ferocious, but deals Light damage [[LightIsGood which is usually associated in-game with good]].
* Cream the rabbit from ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'', a rabbit who joins Sonic's group to rescue her mother from Eggman.
* In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast'', going into the Dark World without the Moon Pearl makes you change your shape based on your personality. Link, being a good guy, is transformed into a rabbit.
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* WesternAnimation/BugsBunny is this when he doesn't fall into DesignatedHero.
* Boingo in ''WesternAnimation/{{Hoodwinked}}'' [[spoiler:inverts this trope, by virtue of being the BigBad]].
* The cartoon series ''WesternAnimation/RicochetRabbit'' features a rabbit who's an Old West sheriff.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfTheAmericanRabbit'', a hero with superhero powers is born once a generation specifically in a village of rabbits.
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