Trivia / Bunny Maloney

• Development Hell: The pilot was made in 2002, and the series' development started in 2008.
• Cowboy BeBop at His Computer: An old description for the show in IMDb describes Candy as Bunny's wife.
• Fake American: In the English dub, almost everyone is voiced by a British actor, and they do pretty accurate American accents.
• Missing Episode: Taken up to eleven as all of Kabillion's official episode uploads have been removed/privatized from their YouTube ^note Justified, as Splash Entertainment (who retained Kabillion), no longer had the rights to the show, due to it being part of Moonscoop's French assets that were taken over by Dargaud's Ellipsanime in January 2014 (with distribution taken over by Dargaud's another company Mediatoon)., but someone fortunately managed to save some of them here. You can also possibly watch some of the rest (since cartoon sites share the same server, so you'll be given the same episodes no matter the given order) using the Wayback Machine on their channel.
• No Export for You: Unfortunately, the website for the pilot is now for sale, and the only available version online is the original French version (as attempting to watch the English and Japanese subtitled versions in the website using the Wayback Machine remain unwatchable). No one even bothered to fansub it either!
• What Could Have Been:
  • The original pilot had different names for the characters. Bunny was originally named Pinpin, Candy was originally named Rabby and could transform into a magical girl named Pinky Mimi Delalune, and Stan was originally named Monseiur Tan.
  • The leaked presentation about Bunny Maloney reveals it was meant to be a multi-media franchise, piggy-backing off the projected success of the show. However, since Bunny Maloney was ultimately canceled quite quickly, neither these plans nor the merchandise ever came to be.