YMMV / Bunny Maloney

• Base-Breaking Character:
  • Bunny himself. Some find him to be very annoying, but others sympathize with him due to his rocky relationship with Candy.
  • Charlotte is also divisive. Many are turned off by her air-headedness and promiscuity, but there are others who find her endearing for her kindness.
• Jerkass Woobie: Bunny, due to being the lesser jerk of the two rabbits. His relationship with Candy is hardly as lovely as the show makes it out to be. The pressure of appeasing Candy means he's frequently reduced to recoiling in fear whenever he fails to live up to her demands. Needless to say, most can't help but feel bad for what he has to go through.
• The Scrappy: Candy is deemed downright unlikeable by many. She's self-centered, controlling, temperamental, and at her worst, abusive. Most other characters live in fear of her wrath, especially Bunny, who gets the brunt of it. However, the show firmly believes Women Are Wiser and plays her personality for laughs. Suffice to say, many prefer Bunny being paired with literally anyone else.
• Unintentional Uncanny Valley: The show's art style is so basic that Bunny and Candy often look more like naked humans if you take away the rabbit features.
• What Do You Mean, It's for Kids?: It's a show targeted for children, with plenty of double entendres. The fact that the pilot was intended for an older audience doesn't help.

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