Companion of Mônica and victim of us at the hands of Cebolinha, Sansão won over the fans of Turma da Mônica; discover 5 more rabbits loved by the public!
How to remember Mônica, a character created by Mauricio de Sousawithout also thinking about Samson? The mission is practically impossible, since the girl and the stuffed rabbit are inseparable, and can be seen together both in moments of fun and in times of distress, as he is always on hand when Mônica needs a little extra help. Cebolinha’s provocations.
Still, in addition to Samson, there are other rabbits featured in children’s stories that have become as memorable as the little animal that always gets knots in its ears when it ends up in the hands of the boy who says ‘elado’.
Thinking about them, RECREIO put together a list of 5 other rabbits that won the hearts of the public; look:
1. Judy Hopps
Character from “Zootopia”, Judy Hopps is the first police rabbit in the city that gives the animation its title and, as a result, suffers from general distrust regarding her ability to defend local residents. In her first big case, the investigation into Mr. Lontroza’s kidnapping, Judy ends up discovering, with the unexpected help of a fox known for committing infractions, Nick, that there is an evil that could affect all the local residents. With that, she, who wants to keep her job and ensure that everything remains in order, embarks on a true adventure alongside Nick to solve the case.
More than the 2016 plot, Judy is expected to star in the sequel, scheduled to hit theaters in November 2025, produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios.
2. Bugs Bunny
“What’s the matter, old man?” — the catchphrase soon gives away the identity of the intelligent Bugs Bunny, a rabbit created in 1940 who debuted in the animation “A Wild Hare” (A Wild Hare, in free translation), and became one of the main characters in the Looney Tunes franchise.
In addition to shorts and episodes for the TV cartoon, Bugs Bunny is also featured in the Space Jam franchise, whose most recent title is “Space Jam: A New Legacy”, released in 2021.
3. White Rabbit
Character from “Alice in Wonderland”, book written by Lewis Carroll In the 19th century, the White Rabbit became known in the world of animation with the release of the feature film that has the same title as the book, and was released by Disney in 1951. In the plot he draws attention for living in a hurry , and for this reason, he keeps checking his pocket watch, showing concern for always seeming to be late for something.
The character can also be seen in the live-actions “Alice in Wonderland” and “Alice Through the Looking Glass”, released in 2010 and 2016, respectively.
4. Abel
Nothing gray or white, the rabbit in the stories starring Winnie the Pooh, Abel, is yellow! He, who appeared in the author’s books AA Milneis also a great lover of gardening and a bit of a grump, even though he has great advice for the gang.
Through Disney, Abel can be seen in animations since the 1960s, the most recent of which is “Winnie the Pooh”, which premiered in 2011.
5. Roger Rabbit
One of the most iconic films to use the mix of live-action and animation, “Who Framed Roger Rabbit”, featured the rabbit Roger Rabbit, who ends up being accused of a crime he didn’t commit. To prove that he is innocent, the rabbit teams up with a detective, starting to experience confusion full of comedy and romance.
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Source: Recreio
