Ryan Rabbit

Ryan Rabbit is an anthropomorphic toon rabbit and the daughter of the Who framed Roger Rabbit characters Jessica Rabbit and Roger Rabbit. Her first media debut was in the Who Framed Roger Rabbit Comics in issue #6 presented as a baby, and was planned to make an appearance in Bonkers (however ultimately scrapped most likely due to copyright issues with Amblin Entertainment and the end of the Bonkers series).

After the initial attempts to integrate her as prominent character failed in 1994, Ryan was shelved until the opening of Tokyo Disneylands Toontown where she was used as a mascot alongside Roger, as well as other theming and merchandise in the park where she was very successful, however has been phased out since.

In 1999, the concept of her own show was thrown around revolving the antics of her and her parents, however that again was scrapped in fears it was far too similar to Goof Troup and Quack Pack as well as the dwindling popularity of Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

Personality

Ryan Rabbit

Basic Info

Full Name

Ryan Valiant Rabbit

Height

4'

Birthday

January 4th

Relationships

Friends

Max Goof, Bobby Zimmeruski, P.J. Pete, Huey Duck, Louie Duck, Dewey Duck, Marilyn Piquel, Bonkers d Bobcat, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck

Enemies

Chuck e Cheese

Family

Roger Rabbit and Jessica Rabbit (parents)

Personal Things

Hobbies

Dancing, Singing, Skateboarding, Fashion, Pulling PrankS 

Pet Peeves

Being compared to her parents (her mom in particular), being called a failure or embarrassment, being picked up, Being pet, Being called a "kid"

Strengths

Dancing, Skateboarding, Styling clothing

Weaknesses

Singing, Stage freight, Spelling and Grammar

Ryan is your typical rebellious teen, though she has lots of love and respect for her parents she often will make a conscious effort to go against their wishes. Ryan is extremely unmotivated when it comes to anything she is expected to do and has an extreme lack of intrest in her parents expectations of her, mostly revolving around performance which she despises besides her passion for dance.

Ryan is mischievous by nature taking after her dad, she enjoys messing with people but has some trouble going too far with gags because of her low self esteem. Ryan, despite presenting as overly confident and cool has mountains of self doubt and inner conflicts mostly stemming from her parents successes and the constant comparison to them.

Ryans relationship with her parents is somewhat complex. Though she loves them unconditionally as they do the same, she feels a certain resentment for them even having a child since they are such prominent toon figures. She does not adore the spotlight but is often thrown into it because of circumstance and has to deal with the fact that shell always be looked upon for all of her immortal toon life. She especially has a great deal of fear and resenment being percived similarly to her mother, actively avoiding dressing too feminine.

Backstory

Ryan was "born" in 1994 after permission was granted to Jessica and Roger. Though Ryan was created physically as a teen, she retains the memories of a "childhood" as all toons do when created.

Ryan lives in Toontown with her parents in their small house ands is a high school student, because of the dwindling use of her and her parents as toons they lead a relatively normal life in Toontown. She is very good friends with most of her parents friends, looking up to a lot of them and in particular Bugs Bunny, who is essentially a second father figure since Roger isn't the most ideal father figure as much as she loves him.

Trivia

• The 1988 Who Framed Roger Rabbit movie is a documentary portraying dramatized historical events, with Roger and Jessica playing themselves.
• Ryan has a pet lobster from the supermarket named shelly.
• Ryan is banned from Chuck e Cheese after an altercation involving herself and Chuck e Cheese.
• Ryan is Dyslexic, and has a lisp.
• Ryan has a similar reaction to alcohol as her father.