Boypussy Rabbit (Winnie The Pooh)
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Character Information
Other names: Bunny Boy, Ol' Long Ears, RaRa, Fluffy Tail, Floppy Toe, Floppy Ears, Fluff Face, Fellow Rabbit, Ol' Cotton Bottom, Fluffy, Captain Puff Face, Daddy, Rabbie, Doc Fluffytoes, Sir Hareahad, Bounce Ruiner, Rabbit-astodon, Mr. Rabbit.
Occupation: Gardener, Magician (in Welcome to Pooh Corner).
Home: Rabbit's House, Hundred Acre Wood.
Likes: Gardening, his garden, reading, cleaning, appreciation, good manners, his friends, teatime, ice skating, vegetables, Easter, peace and quiet, relaxing in his bed, carrots, rutabagas, his special Christmas tree, beautiful mornings, Heffalumps.
Dislikes: Tigger bouncing him, chaos and mayhem, his scarecrow destroyed, bugs, crows, Pooh's appetite, Pooh getting stuck in his front door, scary things, his garden getting destroyed, neglect, bad dreams, upsetting his friends, bees, Easter (briefly), losing balance, Owl screeching, dandelions (due to his allergies), Woozles, Heffalumps (formerly).
Status: Active
Family Information
Sibling(s): Robert Rabbit (brother)
Other relatives: Long John Cottontail † (great-great uncle) 500 young unnamed relatives.
Owner(s): Christopher Robin
"This is Rabbit's garden and Rabbit does his harvesting by the BOOK!" ~Rabbit
Rabbit is an anthropomorphic rabbit who first appeared in Disney's 1966 animated short Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree. An avid gardener residing in the Hundred Acre Wood, Rabbit is fussy, compulsive, and chooses to strictly live life "by-the-book".
Trivia
Although Rabbit's official color is light Maize yellow, in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, his fur is light green, and in Winnie the Pooh, his fur is Mindaro yellow. This might be due to coloring errors, though.
He is one of the few Hundred Acre Wood characters to have fingers, probably because of him being one of the few animal characters to be portrayed as a real animal as opposed to a toy one, and thus have much more organic appearance and movements compared to some of the toy characters.
Rabbit is sometimes named the smartest resident in the Hundred Acre Wood, but the title also goes to Owl at times.
In The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh episode "T
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