the apple doesn't fall that far from the tree... wait
I need more Adam and Eve content and Eden and and please vivzie I want more first family dynamics
Bloody Bunny is a Thai-American animated series produced by 2Spot Studio.
There have been four versions of the series:
Bloody Bunny (2008) is the first series. Never having been completed, it focuses on the rabbit plush belonging to a human girl who is killed by sentient dolls that are taking over the world, causing the doll to come to life and seek vengeance, accompanied by another doll named Mumu.
Bloody Bunny: Don't Be My Enemy was produced by Kachidoki Studio around 2012. There is no official English translation, but it can be watched in Korean on YouTube.
Ayupan x Bloody Bunny is a Crossover with the animated idol character "ayupan", the cartoon avatar of Ayumi Hamasaki. This time around, Bloody Bunny is a guardian spirit of humanity sealed away 600 years ago, until ayupan unseals him with her singing— as well as the monsters which had sealed him in the first place. This series ran for five episodes on YouTube starting from February 2014, with all episodes reuploaded to the website in 2015. In addition to 2Spot, it is co-produced by the Japanese Avex Management and Thai animation studio RIFF CG.
Bloody Bunny: The First Blood, produced with help from Riff Animation Studio and Juthathip Niramonpisan, is the longest and most complete version of the story. This version takes cues from the original 2008 series, but with the catch that Bloody Bunny is controlled by the restless soul of the human girl, and Mumu is the same situation for the girl's sister. Upon awakening in her new body, she sets off on a Revenge Quest, hunting down each of the "Dark Bosses" who lead the armies of dolls that rule the world.
Bloody Bunny is a Thai-American animated series produced by 2Spot Studio.
There have been four versions of the series:
Bloody Bunny (2008) is the first series. Never having been completed, it focuses on the rabbit plush belonging to a human girl who is killed by sentient dolls that are taking over the world, causing the doll to come to life and seek vengeance, accompanied by another doll named Mumu.
Bloody Bunny: Don't Be My Enemy was produced by Kachidoki Studio around 2012. There is no official English translation, but it can be watched in Korean on YouTube.
Ayupan x Bloody Bunny is a Crossover with the animated idol character "ayupan", the cartoon avatar of Ayumi Hamasaki. This time around, Bloody Bunny is a guardian spirit of humanity sealed away 600 years ago, until ayupan unseals him with her singing— as well as the monsters which had sealed him in the first place. This series ran for five episodes on YouTube starting from February 2014, with all episodes reuploaded to the website in 2015. In addition to 2Spot, it is co-produced by the Japanese Avex Management and Thai animation studio RIFF CG.
Bloody Bunny: The First Blood, produced with help from Riff Animation Studio and Juthathip Niramonpisan, is the longest and most complete version of the story. This version takes cues from the original 2008 series, but with the catch that Bloody Bunny is controlled by the restless soul of the human girl, and Mumu is the same situation for the girl's sister. Upon awakening in her new body, she sets off on a Revenge Quest, hunting down each of the "Dark Bosses" who lead the armies of dolls that rule the world.
i reread a The Bug Boy recently and it made me rly sad so i drew these
there’s probably like 0 point to drawing an AU for something that doesn’t even have a following and is extremely obscure but i just want Sanpei to be happy and grow up to be an animal (but mostly bug) loving adult. Maybe with the ability to shape shift into lorge worm. idk it’s just some rly self indulgent doodles
I’m thinking of a au crossover of the Bug Boy and Hell Baby where they meet each other as children in the dump and their friendship slowly blossoms into romance as years passed by
Few Weeks Ago, I watch this show during the Fringe Festival. It’s about a gay man dealing with his disastrous love life of unrequited high school crushes, Tinder, and getting ghosted. It’s unfortunately a true story. His name is Tomas Clifford, by the way.
COMPLETED Character profiles! At least, for characters who are important to this AU. This doesn't include any characters from episode 7 onwards, as at the time of writing, they haven't been released.
The main AU concept is here. Since the profiles for Skid, Pump, Susie, Lila, Kevin, Bob, Eyes, the Tree, and Skid's Dad are there, they won't be on this list. I may make more in-depth posts about some characters in the future, or if anybody asks for a character in specific.
TW: Mentions of Derealization, Existential Crisis, Paranoia, Trauma
Ignacio: He's one of the most loyal of the cult members. While he threatens Skid and Pump to get off of his property, still, his threats tend to be more directed at Pump in this AU. He knows that Skid's Dad is extremely protective of his son, and would be livid at Ignacio if he hurt his son (even if it's just Skid's feelings). That, and Ignacio also knows that wherever Pump goes, Skid follows, and vice versa. So, he doesn't need to threaten Skid to get off his property, but instead get Pump to leave.
Ignacio is also the member to realize that Pump is a main character, too. Ironically, it's because of the fact that he knows they follow each other around all the time that he realizes this. He has the same realization Pump has later on, but just much sooner than Pump did. If Pump is always with Skid, and Skid is a main character, Pump must be one, as well. He realizes this in the middle of Tender Treats, shortly after the two break down his door then leave. It just took him a while to get to the manor and convince Skid's Dad that Pump is a main character, which is why the cult only stops Bob at the end of the episode.
Mr. Clown/Garcia: He's mysterious. In this AU, Mr. Clown and Garcia are sort of the same? Mr. Clown, as a persona, is still dead though. Garcia works for the cult, and was dedicated to his clown persona enough that it felt like a part of himself, so he used the anonymity that his clowning provided to work for the cult as Mr. Clown, and work for the mayor as Garcia. After Mr. Clown got shot down by Jack, though, he isn't able to play Mr. Clown anymore because it'd be suspicious (hence Mr. Clown being dead). Now, Garcia works in a more low-key manner for the cult, while trying to hide any of the joyful whimsy that is still left over from being so used to playing Mr. Clown (like the little laugh while sitting next to Evermore). He tries to get orders that'd impact the town and benefit the cult put in through Mayor Evermore.
Mayor Evermore: He is aware that the world is a show, but not part of the cult in this AU, at least not officially. He's also aware that Skid is a main character of the show. He doesn't care, however, because being in a show means people would look at him. Heck, higher beings would be looking at him! He learned of this through Skid's Dad, who he had commissioned to carve something for him. His dad broke down and started rambling about his son and the world being a show, and Mayor Evermore believed him instantly, but was not distressed by it. He refused to join, as that'd get in the way of his duties as mayor, but declared that he'd help in minor ways. This has resulted in Mayor Evermore being slightly protective of Skid whenever he is around, but not by much. He tries to push things through that might protect Skid in a roundabout manner (like his gun safety campaign), but otherwise doesn't do much.
Outside of this, the only important thing is that Mayor Evermore is determined to try to speak to the audience. He wants their attention on him for as long as possible. He's accepted his role as a side character, but craves the attention only given to main characters. It's part of why he was so receptive to the idea that the world is a show.
Candy Dealer: His role is basically the same as in Spooky Month. A specific detail is that he's the owner of the Candy Club, but rarely comes around because his duties in the cult are in the way. Whenever Skid and Pump interact with him he tries to get them to go to the Candy Club, because he knows that Kevin will protect them, and the Candy Dealer doesn't have time to protect the kids himself. Hence him giving the kids the sugar to take to Kevin. He was trying to get them to go to Kevin, and he happened to have something that needed to go to the store.
Frank: Part of the cult, in this AU. He makes money for the cult through his ransom business. Because Skid is a main character, and he never separates from Pump (and because Skid's Dad would probably kill him), he just takes them on rides around town.
Father Gregor: In this AU, Father Gregor survives and becomes a member of the cult. When he looked up at The Eyes of the Universe, he saw beyond the Fourth Wall and to the viewers, and immediately joined. He still preaches at the church, but he slips in things about the world "being a show for God", or "The Stars are how He views us" to subtlety make the people in town more susceptible to suddenly realizing the world is actually a show and that there are people watching. Due to this, post Hollow Sorrows, people start realizing all this about the world at a much more rapid pace than pre Hollow Sorrows.
Roy: Roy is not aware of the fact the world is a show, but everybody thinks he is because he experiences derealization due to his trauma and family life. The only people who don't assume this are his parents and the other two members of the Hatzgang. He thinks that the way everybody in town starts to talk about Skid and Pump more and more overtime (due to them realizing the world is a show one by one) is unsettling, and it makes him feel sort of left out and neglected. This results in him continuing to bully Skid and Pump. He ends up spending more time with his mom, because Carmen begins insisting they spend time together. He doesn't realize the world is a show until the show is over.
Ross: Ross finds out through Jaune that the world is a show. He never tells Roy, because he doesn't want to make his derealization worse through practically confirming it, in a way. It's part of why Ross starts being nicer to Skid and Pump, alongside him learning more about their home lives (he realizes he's been bullying a kid who lost his dad and is still trying to recover, as well as a kid who's being completely neglected by his parents, intentionally or not). Although he doesn't know for sure if Pump is also a main character, he decides that assuming he is one is safer for everybody involved, and convinces Robert to do the same.
Robert: Robert, much like Ross, also decides not to tell Roy for the same reason. He cares about Roy, but also doesn't want to unintentionally make things worse. He's just a teen, after all, not a therapist or psychologist. So, he's just doing what he assumes would be best in the situation. After learning Skid is a main character, he tries to hang out with him more and actually learn about him. This results in him naturally being nicer to the two kids, because through hanging out with Skid, he also hangs out and learns more about Pump.
Carmen: She realizes the world is a show after Hollow Sorrows, between Hollow Sorrows and episode 7. Much like Roy and Ross, she purposely doesn't tell Roy what is happening. However, for her, it's because she wants Roy to live a normal life. She starts spending more time with Roy, as well, but unintentionally starts coming off as eerie due to being anxious the entire time. It's because she is trying to desperately spend as much time as she has left with him, but there's this looming anxiety that she doesn't know how much time is actually left, and everything can end at a moments notice. It fills Roy with anxiety because he can tell his mom, who usually has this snobby and untouchable aura, is suddenly anxious about something.
Carmen tries her best to try to get Roy to stop bullying Skid and Pump, since she's worried it might go too far and get them hurt. It doesn't really help or work, though. It only works a bit after she has a breakdown over it, and even then, Roy just tones down his bullying.
Richard: Richard doesn't tell Roy about the world being a show, simply because he doesn't know HOW to tell him. He learns after Carmen tells him the same day she learns of it. Richard tries ignoring the truth by drowning himself in his work. It's also his way of trying to comfort Carmen, as more work = overtime pay and overtime pay = more money for her to spend on things to distract herself or more money to spend when spending time with their son.
Jaune: She learns from Lila. At first, she's concerned that her friend might be going through some mental breakdown, since she remembered Lila telling her that Skid's Dad would say things along the lines of the world being a show and Skid's death destroying everything. Yet, she soon sees The Fourth Wall, and realizes Lila isn't lying. After she figures this out, she tells Ross about it, because she knows Ross bullies Skid and Pump.
Streber: If ignorance is bliss, Streber is in Heaven. He never ends up learning the world is a show. His arc is more about him losing his arm, and the struggles that comes with the memories of what happened that night, the adjustments that have to be made in his life due to the loss, and the added difficulties with having to recover in a town that seems to be losing its mind in a quiet hysteria. He doesn't feel any anger or bitterness towards Skid and Pump for not realizing he was injured or unintentionally bringing Bob to him. In fact, he is glad that they are okay, and that Bob hurting him might've slowed him down enough to not reach the kids in time, as well as the fact that them assuming his injury was an accident led them to not be traumatized that night by seeing him. He is slightly worried about the fact that they are that oblivious, though...
Him and Kevin end up meeting for the first time once Kevin hears that the kids got somebody hurt, and he goes to sort of apologize for it. Kevin feels he "failed as the character who's supposed to be tormented by the plot", which is why he feels the need to apologize. Streber is confused, insisting he doesn't feel as though the kids hurt him, but they end up becoming friends through this meeting.
Radford: Kevin never tells him that the world is a show, so he doesn't figure it out until he hears everybody else talking about it. The problem is, he also never heard anybody talking about the fact that if Skid or Pump dies, the world will end. Just that Skid and Pump are main characters. So, he isn't worried about it too much. He's too hyperfixated on movies and shows to worry about the existential consequences of being in a show, and is instead nerding out about it. He'd go to Kevin and start rambling about "Dude! What genre are we in?! It's gotta be horror with all the demons and stuff, right?"
Rick: Rick knows soon after Radford figures it out. However, he doesn't care. He pretends everything is normal. So he acts the same, only talking about it if somebody else brings it up.
Moloch: Moloch is a demon that Skid's Dad was able to capture with the help of The Eyes of the Universe, and the cult says they'd free him and reward him with sacrifice if Moloch helped the cult. He was sent to try to get Skid back to the cult's hideout, before being trapped in the attic. After he attacked Skid and Pump in a desperate need for sacrifices, then accidentally killing Dexter, he was trapped in his body because it was the cult's way of punishing Moloch. In Hollow Sorrows, he becomes determined to bring Skid and Pump to the cult, which is part of why he possessed the two. He was trying to possess them, then walk them there himself.
Dexter: Dexter is not aware of the world being a show until he possessed the Happy Fella. After possessing the doll, he slowly begins to realize everything after he starts going insane from being unable to fulfill his "needs". This newfound knowledge is a part of why he decided it'd be alright to kill Skid and Pump, because if he killed them he'd be free from being a doll (through the world ending). It'd also technically have been the most sufficient way to fill his needs, because he'd have killed everyone, everywhere, all at once if he succeeded.
I'm working on a more completed character bio for my Spooky Month Main Character Syndrome AU, and I just realized I might've accidentally made something Mayor Evermore fans might like lmao.
I guess as a sneak peak for them, because it might take a while for me to finish the character bio page, he's aware of The Fourth Wall. Many characters are, but he's the only one who actually tries talking to the people watching, because he wants your attention. He's probably one of the few characters that I'd imagine would get a good amount of development in the AU because of this.
I didn't intend for this, but you know what? I am not complaining. Mayor Evermore fans need more content, anyways.
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