Ed, Edd n Eddy: Curse of the Were-Rabbid

*Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit*
**Film by**
Nick Park
Steve Box
**Style by**
Trystin "Dimensions101" Campbell

*Wonder Park*
by Robert Gordon
Josh Appelbaum
André Nemec

***Ed, Edd n Eddy: Cruse of the Were-Rabbid*** is an animated mystery horror comedy film that's loosely based Aardman's Dreamworks film, *Wallace and Gromit: The Cruse of the Were-Rabbit* while adapting the concept from Deviantart user Trystin "Dimensions101" Campbell and elements from Nickelodeon's *Wonder Park* and Ubisoft's *Rabbids Invasion*. It was planned to takes place in the *Coraline's Ed-Ventures* series but tells about how the Eds must stop June's Were-Rabbid problem before its too late. The film is produced by B-Master Animation in association with Nickelodeon Movies and Ubisoft Motion Pictures while being distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures and Paramount Pictures.

## Synopsis

Based on the concept work by Trystin "Dimensions101" Campbell, the Ed-boys were the town's bunny exterminators just to prepare for the annual vegetable festival coming up. However, in a junkyard where the Rabbids lived, Mad Rabbid have accidentally made their orphan human child June Bailey turned into a raving Were-Rabbid by night. With the Eds trying to find this beast, they'll have to find a way to save the festival from June's monster problem or hare trying before Shaw, the nastiest hunter in Peach Creek, takes it out.

## Plot

In the fictional town of Peach Creek, Cameron "June" Bailey, an aspiring girl with a bright imagination, and her mother come up with the story of Wonderland, a magical amusement park run by a group of animals: Boomer, a big blue bear that greets guests; Greta, a wild boar; Gus and Cooper, beaver brothers who run maintenance; Steve, a porcupine who is in love with Greta and provides safely tips to the visitors; and Peanut, the leader of the park and a chimpanzee that has the ability to create rides by listening to June's mother's voice and use his magic marker to bring the rides to life. Over time, Mrs. Bailey starts to get sick and is sent away for recovery, June starts alienating from Wonderland, and burns the blueprint of the park out of frustration from her aunt and uncle's visit. However, when she was about to burn her blueprint, it was saved from the fire by a group of Raving Rabbids dressed as the pirates from *The Pirates: Band of Misfits* who are trying to get to the moon by using June's blueprints to think that it's a design for a spaceship. After June chased the Rabbids out of the house and through the street furiously, she got her blueprint but only to see her home exploded in a blazing fire, making her father and her family killed in the process. Saddened that her family is lost, June then runs out of town while the police officers (played by Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum) start to investigated but confirm a theory that might be possible.

Six Months later, Peach Creek's annual giant vegetable competition is approaching with the coveted Golden Carrot as its prize. With everyone thinking that bunnies are not only gonna steal vegetables but also destroy their homes, three Ed-boys have started a humane pest control business, "Anti-Ed-Pesto", protecting the town's vegetables and the citizen's homes. They are called upon by Ranger Beth to help deal with Peach Creek Park's bunny infestation, capturing all the bunnies using their BunVac 2000 vacuum. That night, Eddy then devises a plan to turn them against vegetables by connecting the BunVac to Double D's latest invention, the Mind Manipulation-O-Matic, in order to brainwash the bunnies. Meanwhile, June, now living with the Rabbids in the Junkyard of Peach Creek, feels lonely without her family in her new home. Yet to go on without them, she's still continue to make Wonderland but scared not to do it without her mother. Suddenly, after going to Mad Rabbid's lab, which was a broken school bus, she stumbles into Mad Rabbid's chamber and as it was activated, June was electrified in pain til it sets off an shockwave which shuts down the lights. The result after that was that June was suddenly turned into a a giant rabbit-like creature and has devours many of the town's vegetables.

The next morning, at a town meeting in church, after discovering about a monster called "the Were-Rabbit", the hunter Shaw, who is courting Beth, offers to shoot the Were-Rabbit, but Beth persuades the townsfolk to continue with the Eds' services. That evening, they attempt to capture the Were-Rabbit but become separated, at which point Double D and Ed spots the Were-Rabbit and gives chase in their van. However, the beast escapes underground. The boys follows the tunnels dug by the creature back to their house, where Eddy is fielding calls from the angry townspeople. However, thinking that Eddy is innocent, he shows them that his plan to brainwash the bunnies worked. Though they try to find out who's the real were-rabbit. Following a tunnel to the junkyard, the Eds then went to June's shack and when she opens the door, they answered if they saw the Were-Rabbit. Though June did complicated "No" as an answer and closed the door in front of the Eds. As Double D and Eddy went to give the news to Beth, Ed suddenly takes June with him after she faints by a tranquiler dart. He then rushed to the park to show Eddy, Beth, and Double D that June is the Were-Rabbit. However, they think that he's crazy when he shows them her head which to Ed thinks that she has "Bunny ears" on top like they're attached to her. After June was awake, Beth offers her and the Eds to come have a meal at the manor which June doesn't accept her offer til her stomach growls. After the meal, Eddy noticed June's strange behavior as to think that she's acting like a bunny for some reason. But this won't last when Eddy stops June from what she was about to eat Beth's giant carrot. Realized that June was doing, she then leaves the manor and hides in the van though the Eds decided to take her home.

After Eddy takes a detour to the woods to find June's “Wonderland”, they are cornered by Shaw, who wants to kill June to think that she's the monster. Eddy doesn't know what he means but when Shaw was about to punch him, June then saves Eddy with her surprising strength. Eddy was shocked to see June did that but as the moon rises, June suddenly transforms into a different creature called... the Were-Rabbid! It then roared at the boys and bounds away. Now knowing the truth, Shaw sees an opportunity to dispose of his rivals, and obtains three "24-carrot" gold bullets from the town reverend in order to kill June. The next morning, Eddy confronts June in her shack only to see her developed rabbid ears on her head. However, when he sees her mom's hospital report, he realized that June was one of the Baileys that survived the explosion a long time ago. Upset, Eddy tries to kill June but suddenly fools her in killing her after not only he's part of his humane pest control but June confessed that she's sorry about the things she said. However, June did explain that it was the Rabbids fault for destroying her home and her family and that her mom has died by her illness. With that in mind, the Eds would have to help her get back to normal before the contest starts.

At the Eds' home, while fixing the chamber Mad Rabbid made, the boys had a little distraction from Ed's allergy from the bunnies in their home. After fixing that, Ranger Beth arrives at the front door, expressing disappointment that they lied to her about the Were-Rabbit being a Were-Rabbid and adding that the townspeople has given Shaw permission to shoot the beast. The moon rises and June begins to transform, forcing Eddy to get Beth away from them. Shaw, with the Urban Rangers, arrives and attempts to shoot June with the golden bullets, but the Eds helps June to escape. The hunter locks Double D in a cage and pursues the Were-Rabbid to the competition. Double D escapes with the help of Eddy and Ed which he tells them to never give up, and they follow behind Shaw. At the competition, Shaw warns the crowd the beast is still at large, before the Were-Rabbid emerges, creating chaos. Shaw tries to shoot the beast, but when the boys arrived, Eddy creates a diversion using Double D's giant melon, causing Shaw to exhaust his supply of gold bullets. He snatches the Golden Carrot trophy from Beth to use as ammunition. Seeing this, the Were-Rabbid carries Beth, to think that it's June's mother, to safety atop the manor, where she realizes June is the beast. Shaw gives chase, revealing to Beth that he already knew the truth and only wants to bring back Open Season to think that the animals will take over the world without hunters. After Eddy has a plane dogfight with Rolf, Shaw fires the carrot at June but Eddy stops it using the plane which saves her life. However, as the plane was about to go down, June sacrifices herself for Eddy to cushion their fall into a cheese tent.

Shaw gloats about his victory, but Beth angrily whacks him with her giant carrot. Eddy quickly disguises the half-conscious Shaw as the Were-Rabbid, and the angry mob chase him away. June transforms back to her human self and appears dead, but Ed uses some Stinking Bishop cheese to not only revive her, but also end the curse and return her popularity to normal. Though she is a bit un-dressed after she was turned back to normal. Luckily, the Rabbids, who arrived at the festival, saw June alive and offers her their only underwear. As she puts it on, June forgives the Rabbids and they piled on her happily as her new family. Beth awards Double D the Golden Carrot and converts the grounds of the park into a sanctuary for the other bunnies to live. Much later, the Eds start to leave Peach Creek to have themselves a road trip but not before Eddy telling June that to never let fear bother her for doing the thing she loves even without her family. As a result, she hugs him peacefully then kissed him by the cheek, telling him that her real name is Cameron in which her name "June" was revealed to be a nickname from the month she was born on. Later that night, June finished her model of a slide made of bendy straws and listening to both Eddy and her mother's advice, she whispers her monkey toy (as that's what Peanut was) and was relief to finally get something right for once. The Rabbids, however, really wanna share their ideas to June but that will be by tomorrow morning to have their ideas pitched for her story of Wonderland to tell them about. And at the end, June was now happy that she thanks Eddy as her new friend to have.

As the credits roll, the mid-credits shows a time-lapse of June and the Rabbids making their version of Wonderland in the junkyard. After the pic was taken, a portrait of June and her new Rabbid family was hanged on the wall by Wallace and Gromit with The Pirate Captain and The Pirate with a Scarf nodding yes to each other and for the one that never gives up on her imagination. As the four left, the credits roll down til its ends by a drawing of Eddy and June together as new friends with the rabbid ears drawn on her head by a Rabbid.

## Cast

* Adam Devine as Eddy, leader of the Eds and head of Anti-Ed-Pesto's Humane Division.
* Blake Anderson as Edward "Double D", an polite, mature, and considerate boy that worries about Eddy's scams.
* Anders Holm as Ed, an kindhearted, good-natured and not smart ed-boy who has a positive attitude towards almost everything and everyone, even to those who are not accommodating to him.
* Brianna Denski as Cameron "June" Bailey, an lonely optimistic, imaginative girl who's the were-rabbid by night.
	+ Sofia Mali as Young June
* Damien Laquet and Andrew St. Germain as the Rabbids, curious rabbit-like creatures who are interested in June's imagination and made her their child.
* Gary Sinise as Shaw, the nastiest hunter in Peach Creek and Beth's arch-rival. He's loosely based on Victor Quartermaine.
* Debra Messing as Beth, the leader of the Ubran Ranger scouts who likes Anti-Ed-Pesto's ways of handling rabbits. She's loosely based on Lady Tottington.
* Jennifer Garner as Mrs. Bailey, June's mother who is seen in June's flashbacks.
* Matthew Broderick as Mr. Bailey, June's father who is seen in June's flashbacks.
* Kevin Chamberlin as Uncle Tony who is seen in June's flashbacks.
* Kate McGregor-Stewart as Aunt Albertine who is seen in June's flashbacks.
* Oev Michael Urbas as Banky, June's best friend who is seen in June's flashbacks.
* Dean Williamson as Police Officer Albert Mackintosh, the local village policeman who judges the Giant Vegetable Contest.
* John Oliver as Reverend Clement Hedges, the local vicar and the first resident to witness the Were-Rabbit.
	+ Nicholas Smith provides the voice of Hedges in the UK version
* Dicken Ashworth and Liz Smith as Mr. and Mrs. Mulch, vegetable contestants and clients of the Eds' Anti-Pesto.
* Stephen Fry as Mr. Growbag, an elderly resident of the Eds' neighbourhood and a founding member of the town's veg grower's council. Edward Kelsey, the original voice actor for Mr. Growbad has passed away on April 23, 2019.
* Vincent Ebrahim as Mr. Caliche, an Anti-Pesto customer.
* Geraldine McEwan as Miss Thripp, an Anti-Pesto customer.
* Peter Kelamis as Rolf
* David Paul Grove as Jonny 2x4
* Keenan Christenson as Jimmy
* Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum as the Officers from the prologue. (Cameo)

## Trivia

* The concept is based on the work from devaintart user Dimension101.
* The animation’s provided by Mirko Images and Sony Pictures Imageworks. Additional animation is provided by TeamTO and Ilion Animation Studios, for the Rabbids and some of June’s Flashbacks, while traditional animation is provided by Titmouse Inc. and Studio Trigger.
* The music for the film will be composed by Steven Price and Theodore Shapiro to give the style of the score to have a Wonder Park-quse version of both Wallace & Gromit and Ed, Edd N Eddy.
	+ During the film, June’s theme has been re-amped by Shaun the Sheep Movie composer Ilan Eshkeri to help give her a few touching moments of her sadness. The Eds’ Anti-Ed-Pesto theme is heavily inspired by the tone of The Pirates: Band of Misfits since Theodore first worked on the film as his first gig on composing an animated film.
* In the UK, the title would be called "*Ed, Edd n Eddy: In an Wonderful Adventure with Rabbids!*" as a reference to Aardman's *The Pirates: Band of Misfits*.
	+ The french title, however, will be called "*Ed, Edd et Eddy: Dans un Merveilleux Ed-Venture avec les Lapins Crétins!*".