"Personality" Bunnies

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Yo,

Those of you who know me, or know of me, will know I'm only really interested in Habbo Furniture, not Habbo Pets or Habbo Badges, but this is something pet related...

I call them the "Personality" Bunnies because I can't think of a better name for them, and their main distinctive trait, aside from their colouring, is their personalities. Anyway, they were released in April 2012 and came in three colours; pink (the manicly excited one), brown (the bored one) and black (the evil one). Each of them came with a badge, and you got a badge for buying all three.

I purchased all three bunnies (at the time of writing 941 days ago), put them in a Museum room and basically neglected them, never really bothering with them. A while ago I began working at trying to get all of the Museum's pets to level 20. When I hit the "Personality" Bunnies room I noticed that this personality thing is actually pretty legit. They actually have "personalities", and it isn't just their dialogue. For example, the pink bunny (the manicly excited one) is incredibly positive and basically does whatever it is told no matter what, meaning I got it to level 20 surprisingly quickly compared to most pets. On the flip side, the brown bunny (the bored one) and the black bunny (the evil one) are incredibly contrary and won't do anything I say unless they have maximum Happiness and Energy, hence them still only being level 17 and 18 respectively, even after two and a half years or so. The brown bunny's Happiness "refills" very slowly indeed.

This'll be my just be my inner-Habbo nerd coming out, 11 year old Attached, but I've found it kinda interesting. What I'm wondering is, is there anyone still active who purchased any of the bunnies? Do you know anyone else who purchased the bunnies? Have you/ they experienced what I am experiencing? Did anyone manage to get all three of them to level 20?

Below are a few links for those who are interested.

Museum of Habbo room: http://www.habbo.com/room/65898935

Behind The Pixels article on their release: http://blog.habbo.com/2012/04/20/3-new-bunnies/

Behind The Pixels interview about their personalities: http://blog.habbo.com/2012/04/20/interviewing-mark/

[Alkaz]

I can't say that I've ever really seen any correlation between different types of the same animal as I only own one of each. However, I have noticed that different animals can be a lot more stubborn than others. Your theory makes quite an interesting read.

[e5]

Think I have them but no idea they had personalities. I remember the black one being evil though as that was well advertised but didn't know this actually affected how they behaved, thought it was just a name for it

[MKR&*42]

Well see I got gifted the black evil chicken from ages ago and I find that to be 'stubborn' also and reluctant to be trained. Might just be but??? The personality bunnies thing seems interesting

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Think I have them but no idea they had personalities. I remember the black one being evil though as that was well advertised but didn't know this actually affected how they behaved, thought it was just a name for it

Yeah, I also thought this until I started training them.

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Forgot about this part. They all came with descriptions:

Manic Bunny (Pink) Desc:


"Aww! So cute! Utterly devoted and full of energy, life and love, this bunny is full to the brim with positivity! This bunny will wear you down and wear you out."

Bad Bunny (Black) Desc:


"This bunny is full of bad attitude. Nearly impossible to train and thoroughly mean, adopt this little critter at your peril."

Bored Bunny (Brown) Desc:


"Sigh. This bunny has no enthusiasm at all. He just can't be bothered. The best thing to do is to leave him alone and hope he grows out of it."

[Sandoo]

They were advertised as having different personalities that affected their training abilities.

[Bloop]

this has been released into the catalogue; i myself bought the manic pixie one since they cost like 5c

the black bunny is 66c can u believe the audacity

[-:Undertaker:-]

I seemed to notice with my old pets different personalities, unless it was a figment of my imagination.