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[WordPress] Meet the Petz Breed: The Maskbunny!

Original Post Date: 2024-07-11

Twelve different variations of rabbit-like dogs in Petz with white, mask-like faces, grouped into six colours with a black and a grey variant each. The colours are, in order, red, yellow, green, blue, purple, and tan.

Default AC Name: Hop

Hexed From: Dachshund

Reasoning: I always used to paint my Dachies to look like a certain video game race I really liked. I decided to facilitate the process by hexing a proper breed for them. I deserve a bit of fun sometimes, no?

Variations: Twelve (red, yellow, green, cyan, purple, and tan, with male and female-specific colouring from the AC)

Ivy's Fave: Cyan-254 male with blue-154 eyes

Other Notes:

I used to constantly play Crash of the Titans on my PlayStation 2, and for some reason my favourite enemy in that game was the Voodoo Bunnies. Probably because their masks freaked me out.

A Voodoo Bunny from Crash of the Titans, which is a bipedal blue rabbit wearing a white tribal mask and a grass skirt.

Yes, with the benefit of hindsight, the VBs are horrifically problematic. But the game came out in 2007 and is full of other tribal-punk-ish nonsense from that time, so a bunch of African-cannibal-stereotype rabbits isn’t too surprising to see.

Either sex of Maskbunny can have the coloured features, but only males will have black fur and only females will have gray fur if you get them from the Adoption Centre. (It’s a choice inspired by the Voodoo Bunny skins from that game – the skin for player 2 is a light teal.) But that changes if you give them a sex change through PetzA or breed them, of course.

CRASHARKI's extracted models of the Voodoo Bunny skins earned in Crash of the Titans. The one on the left has the standard blue fur and red mask details, and the one on the right has cyan fur and pink details on the mask. Both have Crash's jeans instead of grass skirts.

Credit to CRASHARKI.

Breeding them sometimes results in cool colours like red, orange, brown, dusty, or white!

The coloured markings can be mixed and matched with breeding, or foregone entirely for black or gray. Sometimes the white “masks” glitch out too, leaving a “half mask” or what I like to call “tear streaks” of the fur colour showing through.

Five Maskbunnies demonstrating the above mutations. The first has red fur and a partial mask, the second is orange and has tear streaks, the third is brown and has a half mask, the fourth is dusty and has tear streaks, and the last one is white and has tear streaks.

They kept their original breed’s personality, making them very energetic! The ears sometimes get a bit wonky because they still follow the animations for if the ears were normal Dachie ears, but sometimes it’s charming.

Now that I have a bit better idea of what I’m doing in Pet Workshop and LNZ Pro, I might make more variants based on the Voodoo Bunnies from the DS version of Crash: Mind over Mutant. I like their red masks. If I do, I’ll be sure to make a Breed Update about it!

A Voodoo Bunny from Crash: Mind Over Mutant, which has a red mask, white fur, and a sharp, double-ended purple blade.

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