Rabbit Yokai

**Rabbit Yokai** are anthropomorphic beings who has the appearance of rabbits.

## Physical Appearance

Rabbit Yokai are anthropomorphic creatures. They're covered in fur in various colors and patterns. They have rabbit noses, rabbit ears, the cotton tail, and big rabbit feet as well as somewhat big rabbit hands. Some may have whiskers.

## Description

Rabbit Yokai are one of the most common species in the Hidden World. They're known for their digging ability. Being able to dig large holes and creating homes underground. Humans would often associate rabbits with shyness as rabbits would often run off from danger. It does happen to Rabbit Yokai when they have to choose between fight or flight in a situation they get themselves into. Nonetheless, Rabbit Yokai are very cute and thus being underestimated by other Yokai species.

## Abilities

Here are the abilities that Rabbit Yokai can have in their arsenal:

* Burrowing
* Camouflage
* Enhanced Agility
* Enhanced Dexterity
* Enhanced Leap
* Enhanced Senses
	+ Enhanced Hearing
	+ Enhanced Smell
* Enhanced Stealth
* Enhanced Speed
* Powerful Bite
* Prey Instinct
* Teeth Generation
	+ Tooth Regrowth

### Associations

Lagomorphs are associated with great number of mystical and supernatural abilities and connections in mythology and folklore, thus user with this power may have access to: Lunar Affinity, Lunar Manipulation, Trickster

* *Hare*: Insanity Inducement, Insanity Empowerment, Curse Inducement
* *Rabbit*: Fertility Inducement, Resurrection, Sexual Inducement, Magic, Luck, Luck Bestowal, Spring Manipulation, Cowardice Empowerment, Enhanced Cuteness (bunnies only)

## Pop Culture

Rabbits are often depicted as being the shy and kind-hearted type. This is due to their "non-threatening" appearance and cuteness. Rabbit characters include Mr. Whiskers, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Experiment 604 "Houdini" , Lexi Bunny, Bugs Bunny, Yin and Yang, Swift Heart Rabbit, Haru from Beastars, Super Rabbit from Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo, Cure Whip, Rumi Usagiyama via Quirk, Carrot and Randolph from One Piece, and the list goes on and on.

## Variations

### Al-mi'raj Yokai

Al-mi'raj are a demihuman race from Islamic folklore. Similar in appearance to the Usagimimi (Rabbitgirl), save for the addition of a singular horn protruding from their forehead, the Al-mi'raj were territorial predators that used their horns in combat to kill their opponents. However, they are otherwise considered docile in temperament unless aggravated. While the Al-mi'raj species is predominantly found in the Middle East, stories of sightings of "horned rabbits" have risen in Asia, America, Africa and Europe.

### Jackalope Yokai

Jackalope is a mythical rabbit that is known for having antlers on their heads. Jackalopes are said to be aggressive and so dangerous that hunters and lumberjacks are advised to wear armour to keep from being gored by their antlers. According to legend, during the days of the Old West, when cowboys gathered by the campfires singing at night, Jackalopes could be heard singing along. It is also said that Jackalopes only breed during lightning flashes and that their antlers make the act difficult despite the hare species' reputations for fertility. While the Jackalope species is predominantly found in North America, stories of sightings of "horned rabbits" have risen in Asia, Africa and Europe.

### Moon Rabbit Yokai

Moon Rabbit Yokai has a deep connection with the moon. The reason their species name is Moon Rabbit is because Humans have seen a silhoutte of a rabbit on the moon. Coming from Far Eastern folklore, they gain more power during the night when the moon is out. Their prefer weapon is a hammer that is used for making mochi.

## Life in the Hidden World

Rabbit Yokai are one of the most common species in the Hidden World along with dogs, cats, rodents, birds and fish. Known for their sex drive, Rabbit Yokai has a habit of having intercourse with other Yokai species. In most cases, it's only mild and easily manageable. But during the Spring and Summer months, they can't control themselves and they would sleep with anybody whose willing to have sex with them. Despite that, Rabbit Yokai are very kind-hearted and gets along with most Yokai in the Hidden World. They can adopt to any environment. Mostly living in forests and meadows.

## Symbolism

Rabbits almost always symbolize prosperity, abundance, good luck, and fertility. Unlike many other animals, which have different meanings in different cultures, rabbit symbolism is consistent. In most European cultures, rabbits are springtime animals, symbolic of fruitfulness and renewal. The connection between rabbits and spring is also found in Japanese culture. In the U.S., rabbits are symbolic of cleverness, devotion to self-improvement, and good luck. There are some cultures that see rabbits differently, however. While rabbits are the luckiest of the Zodiac animals in China, they are primarily seen as trickster animals by Native American cultures. Furthermore, while many Central American peoples see rabbits as symbols of fertility, Aztec mythology associates rabbits with drunkenness and promiscuity.