"Oh, don't tell me you guys forgot about today? No, anyone?"
-Bon (BF) in the beginning cutscene.
Bon (BunnyFarm), or Mr. B, is the iteration of Bon that appears in the BunnyFarm arcade game. He is the leader of the BunnyFarm Showstoppers, and is the main playable character of the game.
Appearance[]
This version of Bon from the BunnyFarm game is a young adult male rabbit with light blue fur all over his body, except for his muzzle, belly, and extremities, which are a creamy white. He has semi tall ears, that arch upwards and bend downwards to the top of his cheeks. He has three round tufts of fur on both of his cheeks, oval shaped eyes that are at a constant slant, a nose that is much lower than his eyes, and a wide "U" shaped mouth with two small buckteeth. His belly is lower on his body, with a black button right above it. He has long arms and legs, with four fingers on both hands, and three toes on each foot. He wears a yellow straw hat with a red band, and bright red(bordering on orange) bowtie.
Relocate Project & Commercial[]
After a brief cameo at the end of Relocate Project, he appears during a flash of scenes from the original BunnyFarm video, saying the phrase: "Come and play with us. It will be lot's of fun", with the latter part of the quote being repeated over and over again. He also appears at the end of the video alongside Sha (BunnyFarm), thanking people for supporting the series.
Spin.mp4[]
He is seen dancing with Martin Walls to the song "You Spin Me Right Around".
BunnyFarm[]
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Personality[]
He appears to be sarcastic and confident in the way he talks and interacts with others. He seems to dislike Banny, as he looks at her with an exasperated face and tries to ignore her in the starting cutscene. Bon is gentle and tolerant towards Sha, and they are slightly implied to be in a relationship based on some drawings.
Gallery[]
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Trivia[]
- Compared to the other character's early sprites from before the loss of the original files to BunnyFarm, Bon's seems to have been changed the least.