#detn peter

[purpleluckystar]

More character studies/teasers for the future comic!

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[cortisolandnoroepinephrinetoxin]

Something is missing…

[ravendipoverload]

Hi hello!!! Another tiny little drawing doodle this time of my precious lovely awesome cute darling little baby bunnies I love so much with my whole entire heart I love them I do. I hope you like!!（╹◡╹）♡ Thank you to the people who restored the episode where my precious babies have a little bit of screen time it was my favorite moment ever forever thank you!!

Little babies I love

[dont-ask-the-neighbours]

Hi hello!! It’s the twins’ birthday today! Happy birthday YAY

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[dnpanimationstudiopaigeb]

Idea for the names of Wolf’s ex wife/Barry & Simon’s Mom & Rabbit’s Late Wife/Lucy & the twin’s late mother.

Selene or Luna & Josephine. Selene/Luna for the moon/wolf theme, and Josephine for the name of Peter Rabbit’s mother. Perhaps was called Jo-Jo by rabbit as a nickname💔

What do u think? What can u Imagine their names be? I’d love to know💖

[apolaskiart]

Just a little concept I have in mind that I may turn into a comic? but this gif will suffice for the moment Also explanation for this below because its a headcanon of mine

Have you ever noticed why there are no pictures of Lucy's mom in the house, despite having Rabbit, Terrapin and Lucy pictures? After the death of Lucy's mom, I think that Rabbit hid all photos of her in an effort to not remind himself of the incident (brings up too much bad memories). It is because of that the Lucy has little to no memory of her mom, especially with how surprised she was at Rabbit mentioning her getting eaten by wolves. So in an effort to have a picture of her in the house, Lucy draws pictures of her mom and places them in frames, at least what she thinks her mom looks like in the first place, and hangs them on places where she thinks they are. The marks left on the wall suggest that maybe a picture of hers did once belong there.

[purpleluckystar]

After hours of work, it's finally here! This comic is a deeper dive in my headcanon/theory that Peter and Emily are adopted, due to many elements that couldn't work together if they were biologically Rabbit and his deceased wife's children (follow the link for a more detailed post on this!)

I've made this comic in webtoon format and saddly it may not be the best quality on Tumblr, hence why I urge you to download the pages or to read it on my DeviantArt page were the quality is much, much better!

Some notes:

As said in a previous post, I'm using the names from the french dub, one because I'm French myself, and two because I really like them and it makes better sense for the adults to have real firstnames too.

Throwing another headcanon that Lucy has some Scottish ancestry from her mother's side. She's got the attitude, at least!

Sorry for the brick, I did not kiss it.

Backgrounds, as always, are a torture for me to draw.

I hope you all enjoy it! :)

[purpleluckystar]

(I cannot for the life of me draw backgrounds, they're the bane of my existence fhjkdchkvndk)

HEADCANON TIME!

Emily and Peter are not, in fact, Rabbit's biological children.

As I kept watching the show I noticed some details couldn't simply add up if the twins were Rabbit's bio children. In "Lucy Blows her Top", Lucy muzes that, as one year and a half babies, they shouldn't already be as agitated as they are. In the same episode, Wolf confirms to us, the audience, that its has been canonically around a year since he and his sons moved to England. Which means when the first episode aired, the twins were only at most six months olds. All of this doesn't add up with what we learn about Rabbit's late wife in "Barry Loves Lucy", in which we discover he's been lying to Lucy about what happened to her mother. She would not have buy that her mother stayed in Canada to live in a moose farm unless she was very young when Rabbit told her, and thus more naive (probably around three, four years old). Plus, in "Action Rabbit", he indicates to Terrapin that Lucy "grew up without a strong female figure". Once again, it points out that it has been years since her mother passed away. It would not make sense otherwise to use those terms if only six months had passed until the moment the first episode takes place. But the one little bit that actually fed that headcanon the most is how Lucy asks about her mother: "Dad, where is my mother?" Not mum. Not our mother. My mother.

So, combine all of this aaaaand the new question is why in the world would Rabbit, a widower and single father, adopt two baby rabbits (especially when he already struggles to connect with his daughter) ?

My headcanon is that this is a kinship adoption, one that Rabbit reluctantly agreed to because the only other option would be to send the twins to foster care (which, in his opinion, was even worse). I'm working on how exactly Rabbit and Lucy are biologically related to them, but I like to think Rabbit is a cousin to one of their bio parents.

(There may be a comic coming to expend a bit on all of this...)