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Description
Never made a rabbit character before so here we go
I’ve had some dental surgery recently and it’s been very painful even with painkillers so I made Chino to distract myself from all of that. But don’t worry I’m doing pretty alright now
Probably won’t be drawing much of this little Rabeet but I love her

Info:

Name: Chino
Pronouns: She/They
Species: Anthro Sea Bunny
Age: Unknown, teen-adult

Facts:
- Chino has gills under their “fur” at the base of their neck. They aren’t really visible unless you they are underwater
- They don’t actually have fur, it’s more like the stuff fish fins are made of but in small strands like leaf shaped furs
- Their paws are webbed
- The frills on their ears allow Chino to sense things around them more accurately underwater, kind of like feelers
- Eyelashes are rounded and semi long, not sharp or sleek
- Coffee coloured eyes that almost glow in the sunlight
- “Fur” is somewhat “slimy” underwater and very slick but it can fully dry out and become super fluffy and soft.

Personality:
- Extravert
- Playful
- Friendly
- Fast to make decisions

Likes:
- Most tropical environments
- Shallow reefs
- Sunshine
- Tropical fruits and drinks
- Sea Sponge snacks
- Warm weather
- Sunglasses

Dislikes:
- The cold
- Very deep water
- Sharks
- Storms

Other stuff:
- Chino is a sea bunny but because I made them anthro I made them have more bunny qualities than Nudibranch. Some examples of this include:
- Gills on neck. If Chino was completely Sea Bunny then they’d breathe through their “tail” which is the Nudibranch’s gills but for obvious reasons I didn’t really wanna do that. And also because they spend a lot of time on land as well it’s best they have more rabbit anatomy than sea slug.
- Because Chino is a nudibranch (sea slug), she is also a Hermaphrodite! Meaning they have both reproductive organs. But they still use she/they pronouns. Please do not refer to Chino as a “he”
- Certainly not the size of an actual Sea Bunny. She’s closer to that of actual rabbit or more accurately, Judy Hopps.

Description
Never made a rabbit character before so here we go
I’ve had some dental surgery recently and it’s been very painful even with painkillers so I made Chino to distract myself from all of that. But don’t worry I’m doing pretty alright now
Probably won’t be drawing much of this little Rabeet but I love her

Info:

Name: Chino
Pronouns: She/They
Species: Anthro Sea Bunny
Age: Unknown, teen-adult

Facts:
- Chino has gills under their “fur” at the base of their neck. They aren’t really visible unless you they are underwater
- They don’t actually have fur, it’s more like the stuff fish fins are made of but in small strands like leaf shaped furs
- Their paws are webbed
- The frills on their ears allow Chino to sense things around them more accurately underwater, kind of like feelers
- Eyelashes are rounded and semi long, not sharp or sleek
- Coffee coloured eyes that almost glow in the sunlight
- “Fur” is somewhat “slimy” underwater and very slick but it can fully dry out and become super fluffy and soft.

Personality:
- Extravert
- Playful
- Friendly
- Fast to make decisions

Likes:
- Most tropical environments
- Shallow reefs
- Sunshine
- Tropical fruits and drinks
- Sea Sponge snacks
- Warm weather
- Sunglasses

Dislikes:
- The cold
- Very deep water
- Sharks
- Storms

Other stuff:
- Chino is a sea bunny but because I made them anthro I made them have more bunny qualities than Nudibranch. Some examples of this include:
- Gills on neck. If Chino was completely Sea Bunny then they’d breathe through their “tail” which is the Nudibranch’s gills but for obvious reasons I didn’t really wanna do that. And also because they spend a lot of time on land as well it’s best they have more rabbit anatomy than sea slug.
- Because Chino is a nudibranch (sea slug), she is also a Hermaphrodite! Meaning they have both reproductive organs. But they still use she/they pronouns. Please do not refer to Chino as a “he”
- Certainly not the size of an actual Sea Bunny. She’s closer to that of actual rabbit or more accurately, Judy Hopps.