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Were-Rabbit

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A were-rabbit is somebody who turns into a very huge rabbit at night and back into a human in the day, it's similar to a werewolf.How a person can tell if someone is a were-rabbit, it's the appetite for vegetables of any size and cares for rabbits.The cause of this creature was an idea that Wallace made up called the mind manipulation-O-matic machine, it was supposed to be used for brainwashing rabbits but failed when Wallace kicked the lever that caused a rabbit to be fused on Wallace's head. The Were-Rabbit is a character from the DreamWorks/Aardman animated film, Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit. In the film, He is a giant rabbit that was in danger of getting shot by Victor Quartermaine. The Were-Rabbit is terrified of the vegetable patch. He is actually Wallace after a freak accident with a mind control machine. [Source] The Were-Rabbit is the titular protagonist from the DreamWorks/Aardman animated film, Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit. In the film, He is a giant rabbit that was in danger of getting shot by Victor Quartermaine. The Were-Rabbit is terrified of the vegetable patch. He is actually Wallace after a freak accident with a mind control machine. The Were-Rabbit is a giant rabbit like monster that was in danger of getting shot by Victor Quartermaine. He is actually Wallace after a freak accident with a mind control machine (Mind Manipulation-O-Matic). At first, Wallace was out of control, and he acted like a monster, which frightened the townsfolk. When he sees Victor threatening Lady Tottington, Wallace regains control, but cannot speak.

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To protect Lady Tottington and avoid being shot by Victor Quartermaine

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Heroic Monster

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Wallace Herbertson

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Victor Quartermaine

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Wallace and Hutch

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Hunting down prize vegetables

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Superhuman strength, stealing or eating prize vegetables and howling up in the sky

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Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

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To protect Gromit and Lady Tottington from [[w:c:villains:Victor Quartermaine

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Lady Tottington, vegetals, Gromit

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Big furry monster, long ears, sharp teethes

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The Were-Rabbit

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Powerful, destructive, potent, loyal, prosperous, obnoxious, fierce, gentle, kind, harmless, well-intentioned.

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Dies after Sacrificing himself by jumping off the building of Tottington Hall to save Gromit's life and turns back into Wallace.

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Hutch, the Beast, the Rabbit Monster

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Superhuman strength, roaring and howling.

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The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

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vegetable eating beast

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The Were-Rabbit is a giant rabbit like monster that was in danger of getting shot by Victor Quartermaine. He is actually Wallace after a freak accident with a mind control machine (Mind Manipulation-O-Matic). At first, Wallace was out of control, and he acted like a monster, which frightened the townsfolk. When he sees Victor threatening Lady Tottington, Wallace regains control, but cannot speak. [Source] The Were-Rabbit is the titular protagonist from the DreamWorks/Aardman animated film, Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit. In the film, He is a giant rabbit that was in danger of getting shot by Victor Quartermaine. The Were-Rabbit is terrified of the vegetable patch. He is actually Wallace after a freak accident with a mind control machine. The Were-Rabbit is a character from the DreamWorks/Aardman animated film, Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit. In the film, He is a giant rabbit that was in danger of getting shot by Victor Quartermaine. The Were-Rabbit is terrified of the vegetable patch. He is actually Wallace after a freak accident with a mind control machine. A were-rabbit is somebody who turns into a very huge rabbit at night and back into a human in the day, it's similar to a werewolf.How a person can tell if someone is a were-rabbit, it's the appetite for vegetables of any size and cares for rabbits.The cause of this creature was an idea that Wallace made up called the mind manipulation-O-matic machine, it was supposed to be used for brainwashing rabbits but failed when Wallace kicked the lever that caused a rabbit to be fused on Wallace's head.

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