Would love a genderfluid bunny!

I have two other ideas, a Congestive Heart Failure bunny. It could have a little heart symbol on its chest and maybe it could have bluish purple ears and a red body.

The other is an Amputee Bunny, the arms and legs could be stumps with magnets at the ends so the rest of the arm and leg could be attached. I think making all four limbs like this would a fun way to represent all forms of amputation and people could remove the limb on the bunny that they are missing.

The bunny could have a wheelchair too for double leg amputee and maybe comes with little sleeves that could go over the detachable limbs to be like a prosthetic skin.

I would love to see an artist plushie, like the Goth and Goth Boy plushies, I think many artists would love to see them reflected in your product. I have the BPD plushie and I love it!

After seeing the idea of the goth girl bunny with straps on her ears, I couldn’t help but think :: Could we have an asylum bunny with a straight jacket? (( This is the base of the suggestion! Additional thoughts follow this. )) With arms sort of like the sleep paralysis bunny. Where if you move the arms apart it reveals a zipper on the stomach, if you unzip it you can find two bunnies fighting. (( small bunnies inside )) They could represent any internal fight you might be having with yourself that makes you feel scared, could be made more clear by making Angel and demon maybe. Or one has claws and the other is holding a heart to restore peace. The face could be relatively blank, the inner ears having holographic material with cracks in it to represent a shattered sense of reality and self image. The outer ears could have silhouette shadows of trees or a crowd of rabbits. (( Does not have to be super detailed )) I read 18 pages or so, not sure if I can make it to the end. Apologies if this was a repeat! Thank you for reading! Look forward to future dreadful plushies!

On the topic of agoraphobia :: my head jumped to the image in Alice in Wonderland where she is soundly stuck inside the house after having grown so much. She ends up trapped and center of attention. Both I think would reflect Agoraphobia? Unsure how difficult or easy it might be to make a bunny stuck in a house plush but I think it would be neat.