Bon

Bon is a large blue rabbit animatronic, with a deliberately somewhat shabby, handmade mascot appearance rather than the sleek appearance of a modern robot.

His overall body is humanoid and fairly broad through the torso, with long rabbit ears, a large rabbit head, long arms, and oversized hands. His costume is primarily deep blue, with a noticeably lighter white/cream muzzle and belly area.

Head and face

Bon's head is dominated by his enormous rabbit muzzle.

• His primary fur/costume color is a dark, saturated blue.
• His muzzle is off-white/cream.
• He has a small, dark triangular rabbit nose at the center of the muzzle.
• His mouth is extremely large and stretches almost the entire width of the muzzle.
• His teeth are small, individually visible, and unnervingly human-like in their arrangement.
• His eyes are relatively small compared with the enormous muzzle, giving him a somewhat deadpan appearance.
• His eyes have a pale/light appearance with dark pupils.
• His ears are long and floppy, extending upward and then hanging somewhat outward/downward.

Clothing

Bon wears a very simple but distinctive outfit:

• white collar
• red bow tie
• the bow tie has a cheetah/leopard-like pattern
• dark/black clothing around his torso
• large blue arms and legs

The collar and bow tie are particularly useful identifiers because they distinguish the newer Bon design from many fan interpretations.

Body

His torso is quite large and cylindrical.

His arms are long and somewhat thick, terminating in large, cartoonish hands. His legs are similarly bulky and somewhat disproportionate, giving him the exaggerated proportions of a children's mascot.

The fabric appears somewhat loose around his mechanical structure.

This becomes particularly noticeable in CyberFun Tech, where we see the underlying CyberFun machinery and the costume separated from the mechanical components. CyberFun's underlying mechanisms consist of a dark-gray metal skeleton, lighter casing around the limbs, a beige torso/pelvis, extensive wiring, and a separate head casing. ([The Walten Files][3])

The disturbing difference

There are really two versions of Bon now:

Bon the animatronic: A blue rabbit mascot with a white muzzle, white collar, red patterned bowtie and fabric-like body.

"Bon": The supernatural entity that possesses/controls him.

That's an important distinction if you're trying to describe Bon accurately.

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Banny

Banny is the purple rabbit Showstopper and visually contrasts heavily with Bon.

She's considerably more overtly "cute" and toy-like.

Head

Banny's head is predominantly purple.

She has:

• a large rounded rabbit head
• very long upright ears
• a large cream/white muzzle
• a tiny dark rabbit nose
• a wide mouth filled with small teeth
• very large, expressive eyes

Her face is considerably more expressive than Bon's.

The eyes are especially distinctive. They're large, almost doll-like eyes that give Banny an unnervingly cheerful appearance.

Ears

Banny's ears are extremely long and relatively straight.

Unlike a floppy plush rabbit's ears, hers have a more rigid, mechanical appearance. The ears extend vertically above her head before bending slightly.

This matches what we see of the underlying CyberFun construction: Banny's mechanical head has long straight ear structures attached to it. ([The Walten Files][3])

Color scheme

Her primary colors are:

• purple/violet outer body
• cream/off-white muzzle
• dark/black detailing around the eyes and mouth
• lighter mechanical components underneath

The purple is fairly saturated, giving her a deliberately cheerful children's-entertainment appearance.

Body

Banny's body is humanoid but distinctly feminine in its proportions.

Her arms and legs are purple, while her hands and feet have lighter sections.

She has a relatively compact torso compared with Bon.

Her body also appears more obviously like a fabric costume stretched over an animatronic frame in the newer material.

The broken Banny

CyberFun Tech gives us something particularly useful for understanding her construction.

During the walkaround test, Banny malfunctions, knocks into a table and falls, damaging her mask casing. The technicians subsequently note that the mask needs replacing. ([The Walten Files][5])

This tells us that her face isn't simply painted directly onto a soft costume.

It's effectively a hard facial shell/mask mounted over the mechanical head.

That distinction is useful when recreating her.

Susan's Banny

After Susan's murder, her body is placed inside Banny.

Later material therefore shows Banny in a much more horrifying state: damaged, dirty and associated with Susan's corpse/spirit.

The supernatural entity "Bon" is explicitly shown putting Susan into Banny. ([The Walten Files][6])

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Sha

Sha is the sheep of the Showstoppers and probably has the most visually distinctive silhouette after Bon.

She's much softer and more organic-looking than the rabbits.

Head

Sha has a rounded sheep-like face.

Her face is primarily cream/off-white.

She has:

• a broad sheep muzzle
• a small dark nose
• a large mouth
• visible teeth
• large dark/black eyes
• long black eyelashes
• sheep-like ears

Her face is considerably flatter and less elongated than Bon's.

Wool

Her defining feature is her enormous mass of dark, curly wool.

The wool surrounds her entire head like a huge mane.

It extends around the sides and back of her head, giving her a very fluffy, almost lion-like silhouette.

This is important because older depictions can make her look almost like a white sheep with dark hair, whereas the newer material emphasizes the large, heavy black/dark wool mass.

The newer Faces of Grief imagery is particularly interesting because Sha is increasingly visually connected to Rosemary.

In the current teasers, Sha/Rosemary imagery shows the sheep with a much more somber appearance. The Faces of Grief material specifically contains shots of Sha/Rose as Sha walking and imagery of Sha covered in blood.)

Body

Sha is relatively slender compared with Bon.

Her limbs are dark and relatively thin, while the costume around her torso gives her a more formal silhouette.

The hands are light/cream-colored.

Her legs are dark and terminate in dark feet.

Sha's mechanical structure

Her underlying endoskeleton is also visible in the series.

The CyberFun machinery has:

• dark metal structural components
• exposed wiring
• lighter casing
• a mechanical head beneath the costume

Sha's head mechanism has relatively short downward-pointing ear structures, unlike Banny's long ears. ([The Walten Files][3])

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Sha/Rosemary

This deserves its own section because the newest material increasingly blurs the distinction.

Sha is Rosemary Walten's animatronic vessel.

The Faces of Grief teasers repeatedly associate Rosemary with the sheep imagery. The official/current wiki documentation identifies imagery of "Sha/Rose" and shows Sha covered in blood, while the episode is explicitly intended to explore Rosemary's death. ([The Walten Files][1])

So when you're looking at the newer Sha imagery, there are essentially three layers:

Sha the character → the sheep mascot.

Sha the animatronic → the physical robot/costume.

Rosemary/Sha → the deceased Rosemary's presence within that body.

This is why Sha has become one of the most visually important characters in the upcoming material.

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Boozoo

Boozoo is completely different from the other three.

He's a humanoid male animatronic, rather than an anthropomorphic animal.

His design is essentially a children's entertainer crossed with a stage magician/ringmaster.

Head

Boozoo has a relatively human-shaped face.

His face is cream/tan, with:

• blue eyes
• a tan/brown nose
• prominent cheeks
• dark brown hair
• an extremely thick dark-brown mustache

The mustache is probably his single most recognizable facial feature.

His eyes are relatively small and blue compared with Banny's enormous eyes.

Hair

Boozoo has dark brown hair, styled around the sides/top of his head.

It isn't meant to look like realistic human hair so much as a stylized animatronic representation of hair.

Hat

He wears a small black top hat.

This sits directly on top of his dark hair.

The hat gives him the magician/ringmaster appearance that defines his character.

Clothing

Boozoo's clothing is elaborate compared with the rabbits.

He wears:

• a white collared shirt
• black bow tie
• dark red/burgundy jacket
• black lapels
• a light brown/red vest
• white gloves
• white trousers
• black boots

The overall palette is approximately:

black + white + burgundy/red + brown.

The current documentation describes his newer Season 1B appearance as retaining the same basic design but with a darker and somewhat more detailed palette. ([The Walten Files][7])

Hands

His hands and forearms are covered in white material, essentially imitating gloves.

This is particularly noticeable because his hands contrast sharply against the dark jacket.

Legs

His trousers are white.

His knees/feet are black, creating the impression that he's wearing large black boots.

His proportions are unusually tall and lanky for a human mascot; the commonly documented height is approximately 6'6".

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The important new Boozoo detail

Boozoo has received more attention in the Season 1B material, particularly the upcoming Behind the Smiles footage.

There are shots of him:

• pointing
• standing in the restaurant
• performing
• interacting with Charles
• appearing in the dining area

The newer material retains his magician/ringmaster appearance rather than redesigning him into something radically different.

He's much closer to:

A tall, old-fashioned stage magician/ringmaster rendered as a humanoid animatronic.

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Quick visual comparison

| Character | Type | Main color | Face | Defining feature | | ---------- | ------ | -------------------- | ------------------ | -------------------------------------- | | Bon | Rabbit | Dark blue | White muzzle | Red patterned bowtie, huge toothy grin | | Banny | Rabbit | Purple | White/cream muzzle | Huge eyes and extremely long ears | | Sha | Sheep | Dark/black + cream | Cream sheep face | Massive curly dark wool | | Boozoo | Human | Burgundy/black/white | Human-like | Top hat, mustache, magician clothing |

Their construction

All four should essentially be thought of as:

CyberFun mechanical skeleton → outer casing → costume/face shell → character-specific clothing/features.

They're not four conventional plush costumes with a person inside.

The CyberFun Tech material actually shows the underlying mechanical architecture: dark metal framework, lighter limb casings, beige torso/pelvis, extensive wiring, mechanical head assemblies, and removable CyberFun data consoles. ([The Walten Files][3])

That is particularly useful if you're trying to make accurate 1974 versions rather than the simplified mascot drawings.

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And one very important distinction for a "Faces of Grief" version

The 1974 Showstoppers should look cleaner and newer than the versions we see later at K-9.

That's because Faces of Grief takes place around the period when Bon's Burgers is operating, whereas Relocate Project, BunnyFarm, and later material show the animatronics after years of abandonment, damage and attempted restoration.

So for a Faces of Grief-era model, I'd describe the four as:

Bon: clean dark-blue rabbit mascot, white muzzle, white collar, red patterned bowtie, long ears, broad padded body.

Banny: clean purple rabbit mascot, cream muzzle, huge expressive eyes, long upright ears, compact feminine humanoid body.

Sha: clean sheep mascot with a cream face, enormous dark curly wool mane, dark formal clothing, light shirtfront and belt.

Boozoo: tall human magician/ringmaster mascot with cream skin, brown hair and mustache, black top hat, white shirt, black bowtie, burgundy jacket, white trousers and black boots.

Bon's voice is low, raspy, and mature, but has a facade of enderance. Sha's is high, mature, and quiet, but she doesn't speak much. Banny has a tone similar to Rose, and speaks just as little as she does. BooZoo's tone is almost jolly, yet mature and a bit deep.