Bunny Hood

The is a recurring item and object in .
==Location and uses==
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In , the Bunny Hood is borrowed from the Happy Mask Shop as part of the Mask Trading Sequence. It can be sold to the Running Man that jogs in a set route around Lon Lon Ranch. The Running Man notices Link wearing the Bunny Hood and becomes interested in it. Link can then sell him the mask for an amount of Rupees that will fill up his wallet.
When worn, it prevents Stalchildren from appearing in Hyrule Field at night. Other than that, however, the Bunny Hood serves no function.
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In , unlike , the mask increases Link's running speed and allows him to jump farther when worn. A second, minor function of the mask is to let an on-screen timer be displayed during the Postman's "count to 10 seconds" minigame to aid Link in stopping right at 10 seconds. It is given to Link by Grog in the Cucco Shack in Romani Ranch. Grog laments how he wishes he could see the Cucco chicks he watches over grow into adults, but since the Moon will be falling in three days, he no longer has the time. If Link equips the Bremen Mask and begins marching around the Shack, the chicks will follow him as he walks in their proximity. If Link stops his march, all of the chicks will disband. Once Link has all 10 chicks following him, they will all turn into adult Cuccos. Grog is amazed and thanks Link by giving him the Bunny Hood.
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In , the Bunny Hood appears alongside the Goron Mask, Keaton Mask, and All-Night Mask behind the counter of the Nintendo Gallery. It can be seen hanging on the wall next to Carlov.
==In other media==
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In the child chapters of the , Link and Princess Zelda borrow the Bunny Hood and the Mask of Truth in the Happy Mask Shop.
==Spinoff appearances==
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In , the Bunny Hood appears as a costume for Zelda in the DLC pack.
==Crossover appearances==
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In , the Bunny Hood, taking its design from and , appears as an item that gives the fighter wearing it faster speed and a higher jump, much more than in Majora's Mask. Unlike in the original games, when wearing the Bunny Hood, the hood itself is absent, with only the ears being seen. The Bunny Hood also appears as a Trophy.
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The Bunny Hood also appears as an item and a Trophy in . In Special Brawl, one of the settings equips every fighter with Bunny Hoods for the entire duration of matches.
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The Bunny Hood also appears as an item and a Trophy in . This time, the design is derived from and .
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The Bunny Hood returns as an item in .
==Nomenclature==
==Gallery==
File:TWWHD MM Masks.jpg|The Bunny Hood at the Nintendo Gallery in 
File:Bunny Hood in the Shop.png|The Bunny Hood found in the Mask Salesman's Shop in 
File:HW Zelda Bunny Hood Model.png|Zelda wearing the Bunny Hood from 
File:Bunny Hood OoT.png|Link wearing the Bunny Hood in 
File:Bunny Hood MM.png|Link running very fast with the Bunny Hood in 
File:Link gets the Bunny Hood.png|Link obtains the Bunny Hood in 
LH MM3D 2.jpg|Bunny Hood in the special volume based on from Link's Hijinks
SSBU Bunny Hood.png|Official pre-release screenshot of Rosalina wearing a Bunny Hood from 
==External links==
* on Smashpedia