YMMV / Dr. Rabbit

• Accidental Nightmare Fuel: Doogan the Dog, a puppet with a mouth full of human teeth.
  • Any time Dr. Rabbit does a Glove Snap.
• Alternate Character Interpretation: YouTube Poop has a field day with frequently portraying Dr. Rabbit as a racist, rapist, pedophile, terrorist, or all four at once. This became even more popular after Colgate for a brief period started using DMCAs to take down Poops using footage from Dr. Rabbit cartoons.
• Anvilicious: Brush, floss, visit your dentist regularly, and avoid sweets! Also, buy our brand of toothpaste!
• Awesome Art: Dr. Rabbit in The Incredible Ride contains the best animation of all the specials. There is no limited animation whatsoever, and was actually directed by someone unlike all the others.
• Awesome Music: The songs in Dr. Rabbit in The Incredible Ride are rather good.
• Designated Hero: The second video pits Dr. Rabbit against an army of Plaque monsters whose 'evil' deeds amount to throwing food at a castle's walls and tricking kids into eating unhealthy food. In retaliation, he and his gang of stooges attack a cave of monsters, drive them from their home with toothpaste even though it clearly causes them pain and invade their capital, killing all the monsters. To make things worse, the Plaque creatures never tried to hurt Dr. Rabbit even when they captured him, and even that can easily be justified by the aggravation he caused them.
• Do Not Do This Cool Thing: It's hard to avoid eating sweets when they all look so tasty.
• Funny Moments: A Plaque monster getting his tongue brushed in Dr. Rabbit and the Legend of Tooth Kingdom.
• Hilarious in Hindsight‎: In Dr. Rabbit Comes to School, Alpha Betty holds up an image of an animal asking the kids if Dr. Rabbit looks like it. That animal was a walrus. This is almost borderline Aluminum Christmas Trees.
• Memetic Mutation: The videos (especially World Tour) are a huge source for YouTube Poop.
• Memetic Molester: For possibly no reason, Dr. Rabbit is portrayed as a pedophile in most fan videos.
• Retroactive Recognition: One of the writers/producers/directors of World Tour is Lloyd Goldfine, who would go on to create the 2003 iteration of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Coincidentally, that series would feature another talking rabbit as a recurring guest star.
  • Speaking of Ninja Turtles, the songs in World Tour were written by Richard Berg, who also wrote the songs for the infamous direct-to-video singalongs Turtle Tunes and We Wish You a Turtle Christmas alongside Tish Rabe, who did the songs for Dr. Rabbit in the Incredible Ride.
  • Dr. Rabbit was voiced by Mark Atherlay in the Adventures in the Molar System short, and one of Atherlay's best known roles was as Jean Pierre Polnareff in the OVA version of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders.
  • Dr. Brushwell in Tooth Kingdom is voiced by Dina Sherman, who has appeared in the likes of Biker Mice from Mars, Bleach, Digimon, Rurouni Kenshin, and Genshin Impact.
  • The Duke of Decay from Adventures in the Molar System is voiced by Tim Davis, who is a part of Ryan Murphy's Production Posse, and also appeared in Doctor Sleep and The Goldbergs.
  • Tooth Kingdom was directed by Larry Whitaker, who also did the voice for its version of Dr. Rabbit. Whitaker had previously done animation for Space Jam, Quest for Camelot, The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea, Return To Neverland, and LarryBoy: The Cartoon Adventures.
  • Placulus from The Tooth Defenders is voiced by Allen Enlow, who was once the voice of The Joker in Batman: Dark Tomorrow.
  • Also among the voice cast of Tooth Defenders are 4Kids Entertainment voice actor Rebecca Soler, Emlyn Morinelli, who was one of the voices of Officer Jenny, and current Helluva Boss songwriter Sam Haft.
• Ron the Death Eater: For whatever reason, Dr. Rabbit is shown to be some kind of Depraved Dentist in most YouTube Poops. Played for Laughs, of course.
• So Bad, It's Good: The Anvilicious message, overuse of Artistic License, vilification of many types of food, absurd musical numbers, depiction of the children as ancient Chinese soldiers, and Marty Nelson's hilarious voice acting as Dr. Rabbit all combine to make these videos hilarious.