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* ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe2'': The Anti-Villain League shows Gru a video of the PX-41 drug being tested on a cute white bunny. The drug makes it turn purple and grow instantly to more than double its original size. It also turns vicious and attacks the scientist who injected the drug; it's implied that the attack was fatal. Finally, the mutated rabbit attacks the camera and destroys it.
-->'''Gru:''' You don't usually see that in bunnies.
-->'''Gru:''' You don't usually see that in bunnies.
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* Just like there are nice rabbits in ''WebComic/KevinAndKell'', there can be some definitely villainous ones: the Rabbit Council was rather shady until Kevin dragged them into a more open and benevolent regime, the terrorist group Rabbit's Revenge had no qualm trying to assassinate predators and planned on breeding the half-rabbit, half-wolf Coney to make more carnivorous rabbits to take over the world, and the only reason Angelique, the CorruptCorporateExecutive that sold out her own species at least a couple times over, doesn't count as a Hair Raising Hare is because legally, she isn't one anymore (her rabbit license was stripped from her following her first betrayal, and she now poses as a rat).
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* ''Clockwork Boys'' by Creator/TKingfisher has a short and extremely unnerving scene with a cute talking rabbit...who sits up in the middle of the path, informs Brenner, "You'll die laughing, you know," and vanishes. [[spoiler:As it turns out, it isn't wrong. And it's [[KillTheHostBody even worse than it sounds]].]]
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* ''Series/UltramanAce'': Lunaticks is the Kaiju, or rather Choju equivalent. He kind of looks like Frank from ''Film/DonnieDarko''. Lunaticks has a fearsome array of techniques, being no slouch in a physical fight, and he can also breathe fire, smoke, and even [[AbnormalAmmo fire off his eyes in the form of grenades, which regenerate near-instantly for the next use!]]
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* ''Series/UltramanAce'': Lunaticks is the Kaiju, or rather Choju equivalent. He kind A LunarRabbit monster who destroyed a civilisation on the Moon before the events of the series, only to then be sicced by [[BigBad Yapool]] on Earth, Lunaticks looks a bit like Frank from ''Film/DonnieDarko''. Lunaticks has a fearsome array of techniques, being no slouch in a physical fight, and he can also breathe fire, smoke, and even [[AbnormalAmmo fire off his eyes in the form of grenades, which regenerate near-instantly for the next use!]]
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* A large swamp rabbit once tried to climb onto then-President Jimmy Carter's fishing boat. Contrary to popular belief, Carter shooed it away before it got the chance to actually attack him. The White House Press Office tried to keep the pictures out of press view, for fear that the image of the President trying to defend himself from a rabbit would be fodder for late-night comedians to ridicule the President. Instead, when the photos ''did'' leak, the press ended up portraying Carter as heroically defending himself against a "killer rabbit" (''Monty Python and the Holy Grail'' had recently been released stateside, incidentally).
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* A [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swamp_rabbit swamp rabbit]] - a species of large swamp cottontail rabbit that is a very strong swimmer - once tried to climb onto then-President Jimmy Carter's fishing boat. Contrary to popular belief, Carter shooed it away using an oar before it got the chance to actually attack him. The White House Press Office tried to keep the pictures out of press view, for fear that the image of the President trying to defend himself from a rabbit would be fodder for late-night comedians to ridicule the President. Instead, when the photos ''did'' leak, the press ended up portraying Carter as heroically defending himself against a "killer rabbit" (''Monty Python and the Holy Grail'' had recently been released stateside, incidentally).
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* ''Series/UltramanAce'': Lunatyx is the Kaiju, or rather Choujuu equivalent. Kind of looks like Frank from ''Film/DonnieDarko''.
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* ''Series/UltramanAce'': Lunatyx Lunaticks is the Kaiju, or rather Choujuu Choju equivalent. Kind He kind of looks like Frank from ''Film/DonnieDarko''.''Film/DonnieDarko''. Lunaticks has a fearsome array of techniques, being no slouch in a physical fight, and he can also breathe fire, smoke, and even [[AbnormalAmmo fire off his eyes in the form of grenades, which regenerate near-instantly for the next use!]]
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* The White Rabbit in Creator/JanSvankmajer's ''Film/{{Alice|1988}}'' is responsible for ''actually carrying out the Queen's executions''.
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* The White Rabbit in Creator/JanSvankmajer's ''Film/{{Alice|1988}}'' is represented as a bug-eyed taxidermy rabbit animated in stop-motion who bleeds sawdust from a hole in his chest. He's also responsible for ''actually carrying out the Queen's executions''.
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* One 70's-era Series/SesameStreet sketch created by Swiss artist Etienne Delessert ([[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUUtGICVeAU seen here]]) was that of three kids being chased by a giant rabbit.
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* ''[[WebAnimation/AnimatorVsAnimation Animation vs. Minecraft]]'': In Episode 12, ''TNT Land'', the MonsterOfTheWeek is a killer rabbit. It even has tons of rabbit corpses piled on the dinner table at first. TSC ends up luring it away by throwing one of the rabbit corpses in the other direction.
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* ''Webcomic/VegfolkFables'': Rabbit attacks are viewed with horror in universe as the world is populated with sentient vegetables.
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* Subverted in ''WesternAnimation/BandsOnTheRun''. The bands are terrified of a giant (from their perspective) rabbit, but it just leaves them alone after sniffing them and determining that they're not edible.
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* In ''Film/AntMan1'' Scott gives his daughter a truly hideous stuffed bunny for her birthday, which would be NightmareFuel to any normal kid. Good thing she's not a normal kid.
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* In ''Film/AntMan1'' Scott gives his daughter a truly hideous stuffed bunny for her birthday, which would be NightmareFuel scary to any normal kid. Good thing she's not a normal kid.
* The killer in the South Korean slasher film ''Film/BloodyReunion'' wears a bunny mask.
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* The killer in the South Korean slasher film ''To Sir with Love'' wears a bunny mask.
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* HBO had a special program once called ''Bun-Bun'', which had possibly the most terrifying plush rabbit ever made, even though it didn't do anything directly; [[ArtifactOfAttraction any child that ran into it became obsessed with having it]], to the point of near killing themselves.
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* HBO had a special program once called ''Bun-Bun'', ''[[Series/BunBun Bun-Bun]]'', which had possibly the most terrifying plush rabbit ever made, even though it didn't do anything directly; [[ArtifactOfAttraction any child that ran into it became obsessed with having it]], to the point of near killing themselves.
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* Killer rabbits, inspired by a cryptozoological creature in Islamic legend called the ''al'miraj'',and enhanced with a liberal dose of Caerbannog, appear in the ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' of Creator/AAPessimal. Travellers in the klatchian desert have to fight off a pack of them in ''Gap Year Adventures''.
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* Killer rabbits, inspired by a cryptozoological creature in Islamic legend called the ''al'miraj'',and enhanced with a liberal dose of Caerbannog, appear in the ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' of Creator/AAPessimal. Travellers in the klatchian Klatchian desert have to fight off a pack of them in ''Gap Year Adventures''.''Fanfic/GapYearAdventures''.
