History Main / HairRaisingHare

* ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjGpzhcnA64 Fuwa Fuwa Foof]]'': The titular Foof attempts to subvert this, being an ex-criminal rabbit with a notorious career who's been trying to do good ever since she was arrested once. Her former cohorts Giri Giri and Kiri Kiri, on the other hand, play the trope entirely straight, since they're still involved in criminal activity in the present and are trying to get Foof back as their gang leader.

* Ruby from ''Roleplay/RubyQuest'' is usually a RighteousRabbit, but in the backstory ([[spoiler: when she was under the mental influence of Cjopaze]]), she [[spoiler:killed both Stitches and Tom, and gave Red a GlasgowGrin]].
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The [[TropeNamers Trope Namer]] is the 1946 WesternAnimation/BugsBunny ''[[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Merrie Melodies]]'' cartoon short [[WesternAnimation/HairRaisingHare of the same name]], though the short itself doesn't really produce any examples.

* In ''Anime/JuniTaisenZodiacWar'', the appropriately-named Usagi is a psychotic man in a male version PlayboyBunny outfit. As a fighter, he's fast, he's efficient, and he enjoys killing a bit too much. [[spoiler:He also has the ability to control the movements of the corpses of the people he's killed and landed the first two kills of the 12th Zodiac War.]]

* ''Manga/OnePunchMan'' features Apex Rabbit, a Dragon-level massive rabbit with multiple hinges.

* The Oousagi from ''LightNovel/ReZero'', cute little unicorn-horned rabbits that are quite capable of swarming you and eating you alive, as poor Subaru finds out in the most gruesome way possible.

* In ''Manga/TokyoGhoul'', Touka dons a cute rabbit mask when she goes on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge and ends up murdering two [[HunterOfMonsters Ghoul Investigators]]. Later on, there's a mysterious Ghoul going around Tokyo murdering Investigators that is called "Black Rabbit" because of their rabbit mask. [[spoiler: It's her brother, Ayato, trying to direct attention away from her]]. By the sequel, Rabbit is considered a terrifying foe and commands [[TheSyndicate Aogiri]]'s troops from the front lines.

* 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; any child that ran into it became obsessed with having it, to the point of near killing themselves.

* In ''LightNovel/JuniTaisenZodiacWar'', the appropriately-named Usagi is a psychotic man in a male version PlayboyBunny outfit. As a fighter, he's fast, he's efficient, and he enjoys killing a bit too much. [[spoiler:He also has the ability to control the movements of the corpses of the people he's killed and landed the first two kills of the 12th Zodiac War.]]

The [[TropeNamers Trope Namer]] is the 1946 WesternAnimation/BugsBunny [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Merrie Melodies]] short of the same name, though the short itself doesn't really produce any examples.

* The rabies outbreak of ''Literature/ScaryStoriesForYoungFoxes'': ''The City'', which leads to Dusty and many dogs becoming infected, and [[spoiler:very nearly killing Oleo]], was all started by a white rabbit who seemed...off.

* [[http://sketchybunnies.failblog.org/ Sketchy Bunnies]] is a new section of the Cheezburger Network dedicated entirely to pictures of terrifying Easter Bunnies. Most examples are people in rabbit suits that unintentionally descend right through the depths of UncannyValley and come out via the realm of [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]].

Of course, in RealLife, rabbits aren't always harmless. As wild animals, they can be pretty vicious when they need to be, particularly around mating season when fighting off rival suitors. Those big goofy teeth aren't just there to look cute and chop vegetables. They can really do some damage.

** In ''Anime/DigimonGhostGame'', [[BunniesForCuteness Angoramon]]'s Ultimate form Lamortmon is a massive feral beast resembling a cross between an owl, a rabbit, and a werewolf. When he first awakens to this form he nearly mauls the MonsterOfTheWeek [[OurManticoresAreSpinier Manticoremon]] to death before being stopped.

* One kit in Aurora's Monster Scenes line of models, entitled "Gruesome Goodies," was a kind of MadScientistLaboratory set which featured among other thing a fierce-looking rabbit in a big jar. Although most of the stuff in the kit was intended to be used with Monster Scenes' [[MadScientist Dr. Deadly]], some promotional materials suggested the rabbit was apparently supposed to be used as an accessory for the [[TheStrangeCaseOfDrJekyllAndMrHyde Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde]] kit (which was [[NoExportForYou only released in Canada]] for some reason); the idea being that the rabbit had been given some of the "Jekyll juice" as a test.

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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunny_Man The Bunny Man]] is a local boogieman found in the folklore around Fairfax, Virginia, about an [[AnAxeToGrind axe-wielding]] maniac in a rabbit suit, usually lurking under the Colchester Overpass and [[TerrorAtMakeOutPoint scaring people who are looking for a place to make out.]]

* Russian surrealist painter VasyaLozhkin frequently includes [[http://vasya-lozhkin.ru/files/paintings/gimage_9.jpg examples of this]] in his paintings.

* The 202nd issue of Creator/DCComics' ''The Unexpected'' featured a story titled "Hopping Down the Bunny Trail", where an evil Easter Bunny kidnapped several children and dipped them in chocolate with the intent of eating them in revenge for every chocolate rabbit that was eaten on Easter (disregarding that actual chocolate bunnies are not made of real rabbits and that it would make little sense for the Easter Bunny to want revenge against his holiday being celebrated).

* ''Webcomic/ZebraGirl'' features [[http://www.zebragirl.thecomicseries.com/comics/632#content-start Black Betty]] and Pooka Zin, who are members of an entire ''species'' of these, the Vorpal Pook. Betty claimed once that they were also the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centzon_T%C5%8Dt%C5%8Dchtin Centzon Totochtin]] of Aztec myth.

* One component of [[Wiki/SCPFoundation SCP]]-[[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-2999 2999.]] The desktop that SCP-2999-A uses prominently features an illustration of some kind of disturbing rabbit girl staring into your soul with a toothy, bloodied smile. Clicking to enlarge the image doesn't do much, except that it reveals the image to be animated, showing the desktop very quickly change to a horrifying image of a skeletal, rabbit-like, metallic-limbed HumanoidAbomination standing in a darkened room soaked in blood, before reverting back to the original desktop image.

* In ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'', Cherubimon Vice combines this with FallenAngel, being a corrupted, evil monster. Versions of him appears as the BigBad in the third part of [[Anime/DigimonTheMovie the movie]] and [[Anime/DigimonFrontier Frontier]], [[spoiler: As the DiscOneFinalBoss of the latter.]]

** Chocomon in [[Recap/DigimonAdventure02M1TranscendentEvolutionTheGoldenDigimentals the first Adventure 02 movie]] (and ''Anime/DigimonTheMovie''), is a rabbit-like HumanoidAbomination. He first appears as Wendimon, a hulking brute with borderline {{Lovecraftian Superpower}}s and a rabbit's ears, eyes, and nose. His evolution is Antylamon, a lanky, rabbit-headed figure that backflips and {{Flash Step}}s every which way while chattering. His final evolution? The aforementioned Cherubimon Vice, here depicted as an insane and malevolent RealityWarper. All of his forms shimmer around the edges when agitated.

%%(ZCE)* One component of [[Wiki/SCPFoundation SCP]]-[[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-2999 2999.]] Warning: image is some very high octane NightmareFuel.

* The rabbit in the 2010 film ''WesternAnimation/TheIllusionist'' likes to bite people and snarls like a raving monster, though isn't as deadly and terrible as it believes it is.