Her unquenchable thirst for knowledge and an innate curiosity leads her to be more methodical in her approach to adventures than Peter. This practical, quirky bunny is most at home following her passion of reading.

Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: He's afraid of heights.

Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: The sweet Sensitive Guy to Peter's outgoing Manly Man.

Red Oni, Blue Oni: The cuddly blue to Peter's Red Oni.

Gass Hole: A downplayed example, but he does burp a few times due to his Big Eater status.

Butt-Monkey: Life likes to pick on him quite a bit.

In the CGI series, he's much younger than his cousin.

Age Lift: In his book debut, Benjamin was the same age as Peter.

He was also older than Peter in the original books. While he's more of a coward in this adaptation.

While he's good-natured and loyal in the series, his original personality was focused more on him being greedy and not being scared of Mr Mcgregor, although also helpful and good-natured.

Adaptational Personality Change: Benjamin is alot more likable and friendlier then he was in The Tale of Benjamin Bunny.

However, Peter couldn't wish for a more good-natured, loyal companion. He always seems to be at the wrong place at the wrong time, usually ending in comic results. This 'funny bunny' is one of life's clumsy individuals. 'Rabbits are brave, rabbits are brave, rabbits are brave.'Īt 5 years old, Benjamin is slightly younger than Peter, always up for anything Peter suggests and utterly hero-worships his big cousin. One of the phrases on his talking plush toy is even 'Yummy scrummy radishes, here we come!'

Trademark Favorite Food: He loves his radishes.

Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: The Manly Man to Benjamin's innocent Sensitive Guy.

Red Oni, Blue Oni: The mischievous, impulsive red to Benjamin's sweet Blue Oni.

Loveable Rogue: He's known for being mischievous, but still one of the nicest characters.

Leeroy Jenkins: His perfectionism often gets himself and his friends in danger, although he works equally hard to get them out of it.

Guile Hero: He's good at tricking villains.

Catchphrase: 'Let's hop to it!' as well as 'A good rabbit never gives up!'.

Bunnies for Cuteness: One of the rabbit characters and is cute.

Peter gets very pissed off when that happened when a grouchy field mouse started scaring her.

Big Brother Instinct: Don't ever upset or threaten his sister Cottontail in front of him.

Adaptational Heroism: In the series, Peter acts more responsible and not as mischievous as he was in the original books.

Often in and out of danger in his majestic world, Peter needs all of his special qualities to outsmart the villains. Peter's a brave, mischievous, impulsive, resilient, charismatic, clever, and tenacious little rabbit. With a fondness of radishes and the love of adventure, Peter is the inspirational special friend you wished to hang out with when you were young.

Peter the rabbit book