Gangster Bunny Sticker – Purple Rabbit with Sunglasses

A purple-and-pink cartoon bunny wearing black sunglasses and holding a pistol, with long bent ears and two little front teeth. This original sticker combines cute rabbit styling with a bold gangster-inspired pose for alternative journals, laptops and character-art collections.

Sticker details

• One sticker featuring original Cerebroscope Studio artwork
• Synthetic PP with a glossy protective laminate
• Water-resistant
• Printed, laminated and contour-cut in Germany

Available sizes

• Longest side approximately 5 cm (Medium)

For decorating notebooks, journals, laptops and other smooth surfaces.

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From the Cerebroscope archive

Z.O.M.B. LABORATORIES

Visitor & Object Record 063-G

Catalogue designation: Gangster Bunny
Subject status: Rabbit-like visitor
Associated objects: Dark glasses and pistol-shaped object
Primary question: Which parts of the presentation tell us about the visitor, and which describe the accessories?

Records looks through the reception window.

Records

Gangster Bunny has arrived.

Omb looks up.

Z. Omb

With the object shown in the intake photograph?

Records

Yes.

The visitor waits outside the examination room.

Before the session begins, the pistol-shaped object is secured separately through reception’s established procedure.

The visitor agrees.

No firing demonstration is requested.

Visitor

It completes the look.

Z. Omb

That explains its role in the portrait.

Records

You can admit it is a very clear look.

Z. Omb

Certainly. Clear visual communication and verified biography are different matters.

Visitor

“Gangster Bunny” is the name I use.

Z. Omb

Then we can retain it as your chosen designation.

No criminal history is entered into the record.

None has been supplied.

The visitor sits down.

Their ears extend well above the head, then curve.

One ear turns toward Records while the visitor continues facing Omb.

Records

You heard me moving the chair?

Visitor

Yes.

Z. Omb

Does the ear position cause any discomfort?

Visitor

No. They normally sit like this.

Omb records the response.

The bent appearance is not treated as an injury.

No attempt is made to straighten the ears.

Records

That would have been an awkward examination.

Visitor

A short one.

The dark glasses obscure the eyes.

Omb asks whether the visitor would prefer to keep them on.

Visitor

For the photograph, yes.

Z. Omb

That is fine.

Records adjusts the camera.

A bright reflection appears on one lens.

Records

There is the sparkle.

Omb moves the lamp slightly.

The reflection shifts.

Z. Omb

A surface reflection.

Records

Still stylish.

Z. Omb

Also true.

Eye colour, pupil shape and eye count remain unexamined rather than inferred through the glasses.

The visitor picks up the appointment card.

Their hand grips its edge and turns it over.

The motion is ordinary enough to overlook until Records compares it with the intake photograph.

Records

That is a fairly precise grip.

Z. Omb

Yes.

Records

We called them paws in the draft notes.

Visitor

Hands is fine.

Omb updates the terminology.

Hands: Visitor’s preferred term; fine object manipulation observed.

The rabbit-like appearance does not establish that every anatomical feature matches a familiar rabbit.

Records

Long ears do a lot of classification work in people’s heads.

Z. Omb

Often before the rest of the subject has been considered.

The sunglasses are briefly lifted by the visitor to read the small print on the card.

Then replaced.

Records

Tint makes the card harder to read?

Visitor

In here, yes.

Z. Omb

Would you like a brighter reading area?

Visitor

Larger print would be better.

Records brings a larger-print copy.

The visitor reads it without removing the glasses.

Records

Solved without examining the eyes.

Z. Omb

The immediate problem was access to the text.

The associated object remains outside the observation session.

Its appearance supports the description pistol-shaped.

Whether it is functional, altered or a replica is not determined for this record.

Records

Should that make the catalogue title “Bunny with Unresolved Object”?

Z. Omb

No. The public description can identify the depicted pistol. The intake record should distinguish appearance from verified function.

Visitor

Please keep Gangster Bunny.

Records

Already done.

The visitor reviews the selected portrait.

Visitor

Good. Both ears are in it.

Z. Omb

A useful criterion.

CURRENT RECORD

Subject: Rabbit-like visitor
Chosen catalogue designation: Gangster Bunny
Species or broader taxonomy: Not established
Purple-and-pink appearance: Observed
Long curved ears: Present
Ear movement toward a sound: Observed
Curvature reported as normal: Yes
Ear injury: Not demonstrated
Two visible front teeth: Present
Dark glasses: Removable accessory
Bright lens highlight: Reflection
Eye anatomy: Not examined
Hands: Visitor-approved terminology
Fine object manipulation: Observed
Associated pistol-shaped object: Secured separately
Object function: Not determined in this session
Firing demonstration: Not performed
Criminal affiliation: Not established by name or accessories
New anomaly: None demonstrated
Practical accommodation: Larger-print appointment information

Records adds:

NAME: GANGSTER BUNNY.
APPOINTMENT: ENTIRELY CIVIL.

Z. Omb

Both accurate.