Mr. Pumkin rabbit

Appearance Pumpkin Rabbit has the same stature and figure as the animatronic he represents, even having the same floppy ears. He has orange fur on his outer torso and his forearms, with his belly and parts of his ears being a lighter shade of the same color. His legs and claws are stripped of fur, showing the green endoskeleton with dark green stripes underneath. Along with that, he has a massive, black hole in his chest. He wears a yellow mask that makes him resemble more of a horse than a rabbit due to how long it makes his face. The mask itself has black eyes, a small black nose, and a very long and thin grin. His real face is dark, with seemingly burnt human skin, with only his red lips, teeth, and wide, human-like eyes being visible. He only wears a purple bowtie.

His original appearance in NOLR is virtually the same, but with a much pudgier physique and a much smaller and rounder mask.

Personality Due to his limited screen-time, very little is known about Pumpkin Rabbit's personality and motives. When first met, the Pumpkin Rabbit's personality is that of a fairly polite man albeit with a creepy, husky voice. His speech is punctuated by childish and condescending language such as referring to children as "little bunnies" something he continues to do well past his facade. When encountered by Tammy in the basement at the end of the short his true colors are shown, his voice unchanged but now being outwardly threatening towards Tammy. He appears to be obsessed with his rules, punishing children who go against him with death should they leave their rooms after dark. It's unknown if this is another facade or if children who do not disobey his rules are allowed to live.

In the The Mysterious House, he acts like a kind stranger at face value. He lives in a house in the woods, giving kids candy on Halloween, with his friends Billy, TVA, and the Witch Sheep. He takes photos of the children or adult he lets into his house. He typically invites the adult or children to stay the night, under the excuse of it being too dangerous to walk home alone, where he and the others stalk them. He then brutally murders them, propping their corpses up on chairs in a dark room.