Editing Rabbitfolk (section)

==Bunnygirls==
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If the [[catgirl]] is the iconic [[weeaboo]] monstergirl, then the bunnygirl is her iconic Western counterpart. Because rabbits have similar associations with libido and fertility as rats, but also far more positive PR as being cute, adorable, cuddly and loving potential pets, bunnygirls have long been used in Western media as synonymous for "sexy, horny girl who's easy to lay". Indeed, Playboy Magazine, one of America's oldest pornographic magazines, basically invented the bunnygirl concept when it created a signature uniform for its models consisting of a tight-fitting backless dress combined with a fake tail on the butt and rabbit ear headbands; hence the phrase "Playboy Bunny", which became a style readily adopted throughout nightclubs and similar "adult entertainment" venues.

Like catgirls, bunnygirls have no universal style or characterization, but they tend to be very lewd and easy-going - depictions aiming less at "sexy" and more at "cute" may portray them as having a strong maternal streak. Both versions are likely to be somewhat jumpy and rather ditzy, if not outright dumb.

This led to fans of [[Planescape]] inventing a whole new Good-aligned planar [[therianthrope]], the [[Werebunny]], back in the 90s. You can still find it in the "Planescape Creature Compendium" [[netbook]].

The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] is home two different breeds of bunnygirl, so far. The original, known as the Wererabbit, is an affectionate, gentle, sweet-hearted creature that can literally die of loneliness, but which turns into a rutting beast once she lures you into the bedroom. The other variety is the March Hare of Wonderland, a pink-purple furred bunnygirl with heart-shaped pupils in her eyes who is absolutely ''sex''-'''mad'''. Seriously, we're talking a monstergirl who can make a [[succubus]] go "damn, girl, take it easy!"

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