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A warrior, a trickster, a prince, a legend. El-ahrairah is regarded as the father of all rabbits. He is portrayed in many, many eras and cultures, a popular one being a Roman-esque getup. He has a flashing white tail and ears that have a bit of starlight in them. He has gone toe to toe with the Black Rabbit of Inle (the rabbit version of the grim reaper) in a battle of wits, and has won.

And he's Judy Hopps' absolute favorite folk hero.

As for his outfit here, there is some debate as to whether he actually wears leather. Some rabbits say he wears the skin of his enemies. Others claim it's reptile or fish leather. Still others can't fathom the idea of a rabbit paragon wearing the flesh of another animal, so they claim it must be some sort of woven material that just looks like leather.

One thing all fans of El-ahrairah can agree on is that it's horribly irreverent to refer to him as a bunny.

Description
A warrior, a trickster, a prince, a legend. El-ahrairah is regarded as the father of all rabbits. He is portrayed in many, many eras and cultures, a popular one being a Roman-esque getup. He has a flashing white tail and ears that have a bit of starlight in them. He has gone toe to toe with the Black Rabbit of Inle (the rabbit version of the grim reaper) in a battle of wits, and has won.

And he's Judy Hopps' absolute favorite folk hero.

As for his outfit here, there is some debate as to whether he actually wears leather. Some rabbits say he wears the skin of his enemies. Others claim it's reptile or fish leather. Still others can't fathom the idea of a rabbit paragon wearing the flesh of another animal, so they claim it must be some sort of woven material that just looks like leather.

One thing all fans of El-ahrairah can agree on is that it's horribly irreverent to refer to him as a bunny.