one might think that bunnygirls are just preycoded but to me they're more like Bugs Bunny type avatars of a trickster god

@nyx few know this but Bugs Bunny is actually a hare

@rowb1t that's his greatest ruse of all

>Up until the end of the 18th century, it was widely believed that rabbits and hares were hermaphrodites, contributing to a possible view of rabbits as "sexually aberrant".

@nyx sort of related I still think about this

RE: https://social.xenofem.me/objects/f05098b9-2fc3-457d-8d9a-21b9b052f0db

@nyx the moon bunny's shine reveals mischievous secrets

@nyx https://dancefighterredux.wordpress.com/2019/09/26/spyro-3-a-draconic-logos/

@nyx

@rowb1t this would actually explain why Bugs Bunny crossdresses so often

@nyx i've also seen more than a few people compare Bugs to Loki. the Rabbit of Seville is a de facto modern shapeshifting trickster deity.

@rowb1t @nyx this one gets me every time it's a mood

@nyx The crack on my phone screen made this look like "rabbis and hares"; the idea of rabbis as a separate species that reproduces asexually to guide the normal people from outside the cycle of reproduction is really cool

@scathach @nyx isn't that just Catholics?
> a priest, a rabbi, and a hare walk into a bar...

@nyx Cool story I have three bunnygirls in my stew pot rn