History WesternAnimation / PeterRabbit

* CanonForeigner: Rather than having Flopsy, Mopsy or Cotton-tail join their brother in his mischief, Lily Bobtail was added, along with her family.
* CatchPhrase: "Let's hop to it!", usually said by Peter, though see IAlwaysWantedToSayThat below also.

* FurryConfusion: Mr [=McGregor's=] cat and Ginger the orange cat.

* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: "The Tale of [Episode Name]", in the vein of the original storybooks.

An AllCGICartoon running on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} in America and Creator/CBeebies in the UK, ''Peter Rabbit'' revolves around the familiar figure that starred in the first of Creator/BeatrixPotter's [[ChildrensLiterature children's books]]. Peter is joined on his adventures by his cousin [[Literature/TheTaleOfBenjaminBunny Benjamin Bunny]] and Lily Bobtail, a new character created for the series.

An AllCGICartoon running on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}}, ''Peter Rabbit'' revolves around the familiar figure that starred in the first of Creator/BeatrixPotter's [[ChildrensLiterature children's books]]. Peter is joined on his adventures by his cousin [[Literature/TheTaleOfBenjaminBunny Benjamin Bunny]] and Lily Bobtail, a new character created for the series.

* EveryoneKnewAlready: In "The Tale of the Dash in the Dark," Benjamin spends most of the story trying to hide the fact that he's afraid of the dark from Peter and Lily, only for him to finally say that he has something to tell them and them to say "You're afraid of the dark?"

* AdaptationPersonalityChange: A fair few examples. Benjamin in particular. In the novels, he was about the same age as Peter and even more headstrong, dragging him back to Mc Gregor's garden rather unwillingly. In the series, he is noticeably younger, and is ''Peter's'' CowardlySidekick.
** AdaptationalBadass: In the original novel, Peter, while still managing to escape Mc Gregor, was more of a MilesGloriosus BrattyHalfPint left shaken by the whole ordeal, his capability only starting to truly show in his final appearance as an adult. In the series he is an adventurer who tackles Mc Gregor and other threats on a regular basis.

* AdaptationalVillainy: [[Literature/TheTaleOfSquirrelNutkin Originally]], Mr. Brown was more an example of why you DoNotTauntCthulhu. Old Brown, however, is another dangerous predator.

* AdaptationPersonalityChange: A fair few examples. Benjamin in particular. In the novels, he was about the same age as Peter and even more headstrong. In the series, he is a younger LovableCoward.

* YouLousyRat: Sammy Whiskers.

* SuperPersistentPredator: Mr. Tod treads the line, as he's generally willing to pursue the main trio ''yet again'' regardless of how many times he's failed.

* OwlBeDamned: Old Brown

** Peter regards his late father this way, using his old journal to learn how to become a clever and brave young rabbit.

* ChristmasSpecial: ''Peter Rabbit's Christmas Tale'' doubled as the series premire in 2012, while the series proper began the following February.

* TheAce: Peter regards his late father this way, using his old journal to learn how to become a clever and brave young rabbit.

* FurryConfusion: Mr [=McGregor's=] cat and Ginger the orange cat

* PantslessMalesFullyDressedFemales: Peter has his familiar blue jacket, while Benjamin has a knit cap and sweater. Lily, Peter's mother, and his sisters all wear dresses that cover significantly more of their bodies.

* Barefoot CartoonAnimal: Cotton-tail, Mr. Tod, Tommy Brock, and Sammy Whiskers (unlike the original book version)

* HairDecorations: Lily wears a pink headband, while she and the rest avoid FurryFemaleMane.

* WhiteBunny: Lily Bobtail is a blue-eyed example.

!!These series provides examples of the following tropes:

* WhiteBunny: Lily Bobtail is a blue-eyed example.

* PantlessMalesFullyDressedFemales: Peter has his familiar blue jacket, while Benjamin has a knit cap and sweater. Lily, Peter's mother, and his sisters all wear dresses that cover significantly more of their bodies.