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Performer(s) Appeared in The Easter Bunny is a character depicted as a rabbit who brings baskets filled with colored eggs, candy, and sometimes also toys to the homes of children, and as such shows similarities to Santa Claus. As a character associated with Easter, he does not often appear in Christmas specials, with the notable exceptions listed below. "Bunny!" - Behemoth concerning the Easter Bunny The Easter Bunny is mistaken for Santa Claus by Lock, Shock, and Barrel, and kidnapped into Halloween Town. Jack Skellington orders them to take him back before going after Santa Claus. Before they take him back, Behemoth scares him back into the sack in the walking tub as Jack says he is sorry for the inconvenience, and Lock, Shock, and Barrel most likely take him back to where he came from (Easter Town). He is one of the Holiday Leaders Oogie had kidnapped in The Nightmare Before Christmas: Oogie's Revenge. The Easter bunny was a creature in Earth mythology. In 2152, when Hoshi Sato expressed her ignorance of the fate of Cyrus Ramsey, Trip Tucker expressed his disbelief by saying next she'd tell them she never heard of the Easter bunny. (ENT: "Vanishing Point") The first Easter Bunny was A. Easter Bunny, the second was Peter Cottontail. The Easter Bunny is a jaunty symbol of the annual Christian holiday of Easter (Easter marks the day that Jesus of Nazareth is believed to have risen from the grave after his crucifixion). According to tradition, the Easter Bunny makes his visit every year, scattering brightly-colored eggs as he goes. The origins of the Easter Bunny aren't clear; the first recorded references to him are generally agreed to have come from Germany in the 1500s. In ancient times, the rabbit was a symbol of fertility, equated with springtime and renewal of life, and the hare was also associated with the moon, whose cycles determine the precise date of Easter each year. Over time, these traditions presumably merged with the annual celebration of Easter itself, and now the Easter Bunny is associated with Easter i Easter Bunny, also know as Free-range Easter Hare, or Rabbit a la Pascha, is a traditional holiday meal prepared during the celebration of the far-fetched holiday known in Judeo-Christian society as Easter. As the holiday focuses on the brutal death and inexplicable rebirth of Jesus Christ, so too does tradition dictate the slaying of a rabbit. Only the rabbit doesn't resurrect itself; it is consumed by good, wholesome Christians in celebration of Christ's life. Or death.. or something. The Easter Bunny is the patron of the holiday Easter. Little is known about the original Easter Bunny, as Bun-bun squashed him with the Mark I within moments of his first appearance. The role of Easter Bunny was next taken by the Mecha Easter Bunny, built by Santa Claus using some of the original bunny's DNA. Bun-bun kills this too, and thereby himself becomes the Easter Bunny by right of caste. He views this as a curse, which he goes to some lengths to shake off. The Easter Bunny is one of the first holiday dispensers created. It has gone through numerous design changes. The Third design, called the Fat Ear Bunny, comes in different colors. Within these colors are different shades of that color. The different basic colors are yellow, pink, and salmon. The Easter Bunny is a mix between an animal and a vendor. It makes Easter Eggs for your Norns to eat! Made by Darcie at Random Access Creatures. Image:GreyApple.jpg The Easter Bunny is the mascot for the Easter holidays. Easter Bunnyt eli pääsiäspuput ovat jäniksiä joilla on vastuuna valmistaa suklaamunia. Pääsiäispupu nähtiin ensikertaa 2005 vuoden Easter eventissä ja on esiintynyt siitä lähtien jokaisessa paitsi 2012 vuoden tapahtumassa. Easter Bunny is a character who makes appearances in many of the Disney theme parks. This article is a stub about a character or character greeting. You can help Disney Parks Wiki by fixing it. The Easter Bunny appears in 'Evil Love'with Santa and Cupid. He worried that their eggs to fall from her basket and break. We also talked a lot about the work that gave the Easter eggs and hiding. The Easter Bunny was a white bunny who was known for trying to steal Santa's reindeer because he wanted to borrow some of his clones, and was too lazy to go to Kamino and ask for his own. He hid 'Easter eggs' in children's houses, some of them were egg bombs which would explode when touched with metal. Thus sparked the Candy Cane Wars, as the Easter Bunny constantly started wars between countries for his own entertainment over the millennial, which eventually resulted in the Easter Bunny's tragic death by Santa Claus. The Easter Bunny is a pink rabbit. she has a purple nose she cant to eat someone's teeth A legendary figure about the holiday Easter. In popular culture, it's a rabbit that hides Easter eggs (as in eggs dyed for Easter, not the video game Easter Egg), and children have to find them. Its origins are a bit more complex. Easter was founded as a celebration of Jesus's resurrection. Missionaries found that adding Christian elements to pagan celebrations made conversions a bit easier. So they combined Easter with fertility rites around that time of year, and rabbits and eggs being signs of those, they became symbols of Easter as well. It helped that the resurrection theme went along well with the renewal theme of most pre-Christian spring festivals. A number of rabbits are known to have filled the role: * Easter Bunny (2005) - The female Easter Bunny who appeared during the 2005 Easter event. * Easter Bunny (Harvey) - Harvey, the Easter Bunny who appeared in the 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 Easter events. * Easter Bunny (Junior) - Easter Bunny Jr, who appeared in the 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2015 Easter events. Easter lived on Easter Island for 3000 years when he decided he wanted to do something with his life. He bought a summer home in Sesame Street, and lived there... you guessed it! During the winter! He went there every winter until it was broken into by the Elmo Gang. They didn't want anything, they just broke in because they like breaking into places. Easter Bunny is now widely regarded as a nice bunny, and a holiday figure. This is ironic because he only does what he does because a mob boss told him to. Fairyland now has Easter Bunnies. You may get a message like this when you visit another garden: "The Easter Bunny also dropped a Violet Egg, which is now incubating in the nest in your Garden! "Make sure you leave out some Bird Mix on a low feeding table in your Garden, and it should hatch soon! " Easter Bunny appears in the TV Special he been bunny napped by Paulie and his henchmen Ernest but Yogi Bear and his best friend Boo-Boo Bear rescues him and they taking him to hen house that's where his friend Mildred the Magical Easter Chicken lives then group of kids and Ranger Smith is gonna be very pleased, but then the big track with the weapons who inside the track it was Paulie and Ernest are chasing Yogi and his friends away, after Paulie and Ernest are defeat by the big bad bees Yogi, Boo Boo, Easter Bunny, and Mildred arrives the Easter Jamboree at Jellystone Park to visit for Easter eggs and candys Ranger Smith thanks Yogi to saved the day and he forgives him to stay in Jellystone, Boo Boo tell Smith to believe the Easter Bunny now Smith was right he was real, Easter Bunny could "A bunny offering to give you Easter eggs." Once, when Batman and Robin were climbing down the steep side of Mystery Mountain, they encountered a rabbit, and Robin says: "Holy Easter Bunnies! Easter Bunny er en av de mest berømte NPCs i spillet. Han er ansvarlig for å gi bort påske items rundt påskeferien. Easter Bunny først dukket opp på RuneScape i 2005 Easter event. Han har dukket opp i hver påske Event siden. I 2009 Easter event, han ble avslørt for å være en kanin i en sort mye til spillerne sjokk. Også i 2009 var avslørte han har en sønn (Easter Bunny Jr). Først var han veldig lat, men etter at du har maskiner kjøre igjen, han ønsket å ta over farens jobb, så Easter Bunny kunne pensjonere. The Easter Bunny is very similar in trait to its Christmas holiday counterpart, Santa Claus, as they both bring gifts to children on the night before their respective holiday. It was first mentioned in Georg Franck von Frankenau's De ovis paschalibus (About the Easter Egg) referring to an Alsace tradition of an Easter Hare bringing Easter Eggs (and the negative impact of too much egg consumption). The Easter Bunny is a citizen of the Land of Oz, considered by Ozma to be one of her most interesting subjects. He is extremely loyal to Ozma and was honored when Dorothy Gale and the Cowardly Lion came to request easter eggs, so he gave them a very special egg as a gift to Ozma. (Merry Go Round in Oz) The Easter Bunny is a mascot in Crossy Road. It was added in Version 1.4.0.
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The Easter Bunny is a pink rabbit. she has a purple nose she cant to eat someone's teeth Fairyland now has Easter Bunnies. You may get a message like this when you visit another garden: "The Easter Bunny also dropped a Violet Egg, which is now incubating in the nest in your Garden! "Make sure you leave out some Bird Mix on a low feeding table in your Garden, and it should hatch soon! " Easter Bunny appears in the TV Special he been bunny napped by Paulie and his henchmen Ernest but Yogi Bear and his best friend Boo-Boo Bear rescues him and they taking him to hen house that's where his friend Mildred the Magical Easter Chicken lives then group of kids and Ranger Smith is gonna be very pleased, but then the big track with the weapons who inside the track it was Paulie and Ernest are chasing Yogi and his friends away, after Paulie and Ernest are defeat by the big bad bees Yogi, Boo Boo, Easter Bunny, and Mildred arrives the Easter Jamboree at Jellystone Park to visit for Easter eggs and candys Ranger Smith thanks Yogi to saved the day and he forgives him to stay in Jellystone, Boo Boo tell Smith to believe the Easter Bunny now Smith was right he was real, Easter Bunny could done it what out Ranger Smith when he was a kid and he asked for all these years: a double-decker raspberry-filled dark chocolate egg. The Easter bunny was a creature in Earth mythology. In 2152, when Hoshi Sato expressed her ignorance of the fate of Cyrus Ramsey, Trip Tucker expressed his disbelief by saying next she'd tell them she never heard of the Easter bunny. (ENT: "Vanishing Point") The Easter Bunny is one of the first holiday dispensers created. It has gone through numerous design changes. The Third design, called the Fat Ear Bunny, comes in different colors. Within these colors are different shades of that color. The different basic colors are yellow, pink, and salmon. Here are the different Easter Bunnies made. The versions are listed in letter order with the original bunny being Bunny "A", the second version being Bunny "B", and so fourth. The year it appeared in stores and when it was discontinued is also included. Some years may be guesses so there is a question mark after the year: Bunny A, all yellow face, no feet 1958-1960? Bunny B, all yellow face, no feet 1960?-1964? Bunny B, die-cut stem, no feet 1962? Bunny C, fat ears, no feet 1964-1987 Bunny C, with feet 1987-1990 Bunny D, with feet 1990-1996 Bunny E, with feet 1996?-2009? Bunny F, with feet 2009-2012 Bunny G, with feet 2012-current Easter Bunny is a character who makes appearances in many of the Disney theme parks. This article is a stub about a character or character greeting. You can help Disney Parks Wiki by fixing it. Performer(s) Appeared in The Easter Bunny is a character depicted as a rabbit who brings baskets filled with colored eggs, candy, and sometimes also toys to the homes of children, and as such shows similarities to Santa Claus. As a character associated with Easter, he does not often appear in Christmas specials, with the notable exceptions listed below. The Easter Bunny is a jaunty symbol of the annual Christian holiday of Easter (Easter marks the day that Jesus of Nazareth is believed to have risen from the grave after his crucifixion). According to tradition, the Easter Bunny makes his visit every year, scattering brightly-colored eggs as he goes. The origins of the Easter Bunny aren't clear; the first recorded references to him are generally agreed to have come from Germany in the 1500s. In ancient times, the rabbit was a symbol of fertility, equated with springtime and renewal of life, and the hare was also associated with the moon, whose cycles determine the precise date of Easter each year. Over time, these traditions presumably merged with the annual celebration of Easter itself, and now the Easter Bunny is associated with Easter in much the same way that Santa Claus is the secular symbol of Christmas. The Easter Bunny is a mix between an animal and a vendor. It makes Easter Eggs for your Norns to eat! Made by Darcie at Random Access Creatures. Image:GreyApple.jpg Easter Bunny er en av de mest berømte NPCs i spillet. Han er ansvarlig for å gi bort påske items rundt påskeferien. Easter Bunny først dukket opp på RuneScape i 2005 Easter event. Han har dukket opp i hver påske Event siden. I 2009 Easter event, han ble avslørt for å være en kanin i en sort mye til spillerne sjokk. Også i 2009 var avslørte han har en sønn (Easter Bunny Jr). Først var han veldig lat, men etter at du har maskiner kjøre igjen, han ønsket å ta over farens jobb, så Easter Bunny kunne pensjonere. A number of rabbits are known to have filled the role: * Easter Bunny (2005) - The female Easter Bunny who appeared during the 2005 Easter event. * Easter Bunny (Harvey) - Harvey, the Easter Bunny who appeared in the 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 Easter events. * Easter Bunny (Junior) - Easter Bunny Jr, who appeared in the 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2015 Easter events. Easter Bunnyt eli pääsiäspuput ovat jäniksiä joilla on vastuuna valmistaa suklaamunia. Pääsiäispupu nähtiin ensikertaa 2005 vuoden Easter eventissä ja on esiintynyt siitä lähtien jokaisessa paitsi 2012 vuoden tapahtumassa. Easter Bunny, also know as Free-range Easter Hare, or Rabbit a la Pascha, is a traditional holiday meal prepared during the celebration of the far-fetched holiday known in Judeo-Christian society as Easter. As the holiday focuses on the brutal death and inexplicable rebirth of Jesus Christ, so too does tradition dictate the slaying of a rabbit. Only the rabbit doesn't resurrect itself; it is consumed by good, wholesome Christians in celebration of Christ's life. Or death.. or something. The Easter Bunny is the mascot for the Easter holidays. "A bunny offering to give you Easter eggs." The Easter Bunny is a citizen of the Land of Oz, considered by Ozma to be one of her most interesting subjects. He is extremely loyal to Ozma and was honored when Dorothy Gale and the Cowardly Lion came to request easter eggs, so he gave them a very special egg as a gift to Ozma. (Merry Go Round in Oz) "Bunny!" - Behemoth concerning the Easter Bunny The Easter Bunny is mistaken for Santa Claus by Lock, Shock, and Barrel, and kidnapped into Halloween Town. Jack Skellington orders them to take him back before going after Santa Claus. Before they take him back, Behemoth scares him back into the sack in the walking tub as Jack says he is sorry for the inconvenience, and Lock, Shock, and Barrel most likely take him back to where he came from (Easter Town). He is one of the Holiday Leaders Oogie had kidnapped in The Nightmare Before Christmas: Oogie's Revenge. The Easter Bunny resembles the Energizer Bunny. Easter lived on Easter Island for 3000 years when he decided he wanted to do something with his life. He bought a summer home in Sesame Street, and lived there... you guessed it! During the winter! He went there every winter until it was broken into by the Elmo Gang. They didn't want anything, they just broke in because they like breaking into places. Easter discovered this, and eventually joined the Elmo Gang. He became the leader of the Easter Island division (which consisted of the Easter Bunny and a bunch of random carrots). Easter was also in charge of Operation Elmo is Awesome. Operation Elmo is Awesome was a plan made by Elmo that had Easter break into everyone's houses, and kidnap the children. Easter doesn't know how to read, so he though it said break into everyone's houses every year, and leave the kids candy and eggs. He poops out the eggs (because most rabbits, especially guy rabbits, can't lay eggs), and steals the candy from Santa Claus. Easter Bunny is now widely regarded as a nice bunny, and a holiday figure. This is ironic because he only does what he does because a mob boss told him to. The Easter Bunny was a white bunny who was known for trying to steal Santa's reindeer because he wanted to borrow some of his clones, and was too lazy to go to Kamino and ask for his own. He hid 'Easter eggs' in children's houses, some of them were egg bombs which would explode when touched with metal. Thus sparked the Candy Cane Wars, as the Easter Bunny constantly started wars between countries for his own entertainment over the millennial, which eventually resulted in the Easter Bunny's tragic death by Santa Claus. The Easter Bunny is a mascot in Crossy Road. It was added in Version 1.4.0. The Easter Bunny is very similar in trait to its Christmas holiday counterpart, Santa Claus, as they both bring gifts to children on the night before their respective holiday. It was first mentioned in Georg Franck von Frankenau's De ovis paschalibus (About the Easter Egg) referring to an Alsace tradition of an Easter Hare bringing Easter Eggs (and the negative impact of too much egg consumption). A legendary figure about the holiday Easter. In popular culture, it's a rabbit that hides Easter eggs (as in eggs dyed for Easter, not the video game Easter Egg), and children have to find them. Its origins are a bit more complex. Easter was founded as a celebration of Jesus's resurrection. Missionaries found that adding Christian elements to pagan celebrations made conversions a bit easier. So they combined Easter with fertility rites around that time of year, and rabbits and eggs being signs of those, they became symbols of Easter as well. It helped that the resurrection theme went along well with the renewal theme of most pre-Christian spring festivals. Of course things about sex and coming back from the dead aren't appropriate things to teach children, so the elements got fiddled around with until Easter became a case of Santa Clausmas for many people, with the Easter Bunny being the most prominent figure instead of Jesus. Compare Santa Claus. The Easter Bunny appears in 'Evil Love'with Santa and Cupid. He worried that their eggs to fall from her basket and break. We also talked a lot about the work that gave the Easter eggs and hiding. The Easter Bunny is the patron of the holiday Easter. Little is known about the original Easter Bunny, as Bun-bun squashed him with the Mark I within moments of his first appearance. The role of Easter Bunny was next taken by the Mecha Easter Bunny, built by Santa Claus using some of the original bunny's DNA. Bun-bun kills this too, and thereby himself becomes the Easter Bunny by right of caste. He views this as a curse, which he goes to some lengths to shake off. Once, when Batman and Robin were climbing down the steep side of Mystery Mountain, they encountered a rabbit, and Robin says: "Holy Easter Bunnies! The first Easter Bunny was A. Easter Bunny, the second was Peter Cottontail.
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