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{{Enemy
{{Enemy
|tmname = Slasher Rabbit
|name=Slasher Rabbit
|japanese_name= カットバニー
|jpname=カットバニー
|romaji_name = Kattobanī
|roname=Kattobanī
|name = Slasher Rabbit
|size=64px
|level = 6
|area=[[Mt. Tigerwolf]]
|potch = 70
|type=Normal
|bribe = yes
|hp = 60
|power = 65
|magic = 6
|defense = 10
|skill = 30
|speed = 29
|luck = 6
|lightning = Weak
|area = [[Mt. Tigerwolf]]
|items = [[Karate Uniform]] 0.65%
}}
}}
The '''Slasher Rabbit''' (カットバニー, ''Katto Banī,'' Cut Bunny) is an enemy which appears in [[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]].
The '''Slasher Rabbit''' (カットバニー, ''Kattobanī,'' Cut Bunny) is an enemy which appears in [[Suikoden]].


Slasher Rabbits have low MGC and DEF stats, making them the easiest enemies on [[Mt. Tigerwolf]] to defeat. However, as they are usually encountered in large groups, they can overwhelm an unprepared or heavily wounded party quickly.
Slasher Rabbits have low MAG and CON stats, making them the easiest enemies on [[Mt. Tigerwolf]] to defeat. However, as they are usually encountered in large groups, they can overwhelm an unprepared or heavily wounded party quickly.


==Information==
==Information==
These vicious and intelligent rabbits live in the heights of [[Mt. Tigerwolf]]. Wielding hand-axes, they are able to use them akin to boomerangs, flinging them at their targets before catching them on the rebound. They usually appear in large numbers.
These vicious and intelligent rabbits live in the heights of [[Mt. Tigerwolf]]. Wielding hand-axes, they are able to use them akin to boomerangs, flinging them at their targets before catching them on the rebound. They usually appear in large numbers.
==Data==
{{Enemy stats S1
|level=6
|potch=70
|bribe=yes
|hp=60
|str=65
|mag=6
|con=10
|dex=30
|spd=29
|lck=6
|lightning=Weak
|area=[[Mt. Tigerwolf]]
|items= 
*[[Martial Arts Robe]] (1.67%)
}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* In Japanese, they share the same name as the [[Suikoden II]] enemy [[CutRabbit]] and the [[Suikoden III]] enemy [[BladeBunny]].
* In Japanese, they share the same name as the [[Suikoden II]] enemy [[CutRabbit]] and the [[Suikoden III]] enemy [[BladeBunny]].
==Other languages and releases==
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|1=
{{Other Names}}
{{Other Names row|Japanese (katakana)|カットバニー}}
{{Other Names row|Japanese (hiragana)|かっとばにー}}
{{Other Names row|Japanese (romaji)|Kattobanī}}
{{Other Names row|Chinese simplified (HDR)|斩刀兔}}
{{Other Names row|Chinese traditional (HDR)|斬刀兔}}
{{Other Names row|Chinese pinyin|Zhǎn dāo tù}}
{{Other Names footer}}
|2=
{{Other Names}}
{{Other Names row|English (PS1)|Slasher Rabbit}}
{{Other Names row|English (HDR)|Blade Bunny}}
{{Other Names row|French (HDR)|Lapin trancheur}}
{{Other Names row|German (HDR)|Klingenhase}}
{{Other Names row|Italian (HDR)|Tagliaconiglio}}
{{Other Names row|Spanish (HDR)|Conejo Cortante}}
{{Other Names footer}}
}}


==References==
==References==
# [[Gensosuikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 36
# [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 36


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Latest revision as of 16:20, 12 March 2024

Slasher Rabbit
カットバニー, Kattobanī
Details
Area Mt. Tigerwolf
Type Normal enemy

The Slasher Rabbit (カットバニー, Kattobanī, Cut Bunny) is an enemy which appears in Suikoden.

Slasher Rabbits have low MAG and CON stats, making them the easiest enemies on Mt. Tigerwolf to defeat. However, as they are usually encountered in large groups, they can overwhelm an unprepared or heavily wounded party quickly.

Information

These vicious and intelligent rabbits live in the heights of Mt. Tigerwolf. Wielding hand-axes, they are able to use them akin to boomerangs, flinging them at their targets before catching them on the rebound. They usually appear in large numbers.

Data

Stats
LV
6 		HP
60 		STR
65 		DEX
30
CON
10 		SPD
29 		MAG
6 		LCK
6
Elemental Resistances
Fire
Normal 		Water
Normal 		Earth
Normal
Lightning
Weak 		Wind
Normal 		Holy
Normal
Location and Loot
Area Mt. Tigerwolf
Potch (Bribe) 70 potch (210 potch)
Items


Trivia

Other languages and releases

Japanese (katakana) カットバニー
Japanese (hiragana) かっとばにー
Japanese (romaji) Kattobanī
Chinese simplified (HDR) 斩刀兔
Chinese traditional (HDR) 斬刀兔
Chinese pinyin Zhǎn dāo tù
English (PS1) Slasher Rabbit
English (HDR) Blade Bunny
French (HDR) Lapin trancheur
German (HDR) Klingenhase
Italian (HDR) Tagliaconiglio
Spanish (HDR) Conejo Cortante

References

  1. Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 36
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