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Full Name: E. Aster Bunnymund

Alias: Bunny, The Easter Bunny, Kangaroo (referred by Jack), Peter Cottontail (referred by Jack)

Home: Australia

Occupation(s): Easter Bunny, Guardian of Hope.

Morality: Good

Relative(s): Pookas (deceased)

Affiliation(s): The Guardians

Allies: Jack Frost, Jamie, North, Sandman, Toothiana, Ombric, Katherine, Nightlight, The Man in the Moon, Pippa, Monty, Caleb, Claude, Cupcake, Sophie.

Minions: Walking Easter eggs, Eight foot tall sentinel eggs.

Enemies: Pitch, Fearlings, Abby.

Power(s): Open holes undergrouns, Plant manipulation.

Equipment: Enchanted boomerangs, Exploding Easter eggs.

"A mythological Pooka who travels the galaxy, E. Aster Bunnymund specializes in making delicious chocolates—and battling evil. Part sorcerer, part ninja, and completely brilliant, Bunnymund is hard to find but well worth the search." Guardians of Childhood official website

E. Aster Bunnymund is the Rise of the Guardians re-imagining of the Easter Bunny, speaking with an Australian accent and known as the Guardian of Hope. Bunnymund is a Pooka, a philosophical warrior rabbit, and used to live in a village with other Pookas on his homeworld before they were wiped out, leaving him as the only survivor. He currently lives on Earth in his Warren, an oasis deep under the surface of Australia that is said to be the birthplace of spring. He is voiced by Hugh Jackman.

Bunny was the only Guardian who didn’t have any associated effects. Half-kangaroo, half-rabbit, Bunny symbolizes nature. “He dovetails with the meaning of Easter as a time of renewal, rebirth, and the return of life,” Ramsey says. “He’s also a warrior, a nature ninja. He’s the most superhero, a protector of nature. And, he is an ornery, crusty foil for North.”

Hordos and Wanneroy tested various evolutions of Bunny until, as with Tooth, everyone realized that he wouldn’t work until they made him a creature, not human. “As we talked with Peter, though, we realized he still needed to stand like a man to make his acting readable, but he couldn’t look like a man in a suit,” Hordos says. “The kangaroo is almost humanoid, but doesn’t look humanoid. So, he’s a mixture of kangaroo, human, rabbit all in one. The tricky thing is that he has to run on all fours and walk upright. While his body is horizontal to the ground and his head is forward, he needs to swivel his head without breaking his head. We took ideas we learned from rigging Toothless and added them to Bunny. And then, Philippe Lebrun, who had done animation tests for the reindeer, took over this character and put the energy in his acting.”

Yeah an Easter based bot just in time... Crazy huh?