This motivational poster is dedicated to all of my Bunnitch-shipping friends, fellow artists, fans, and brethren. Ergo, soak in that Bunnitch lovability, awesomeness, and tenderness. This is also an honorary submission to BrickercupMasterX3's annual Bunnitch month, which occurred last month.
It literally says something when Mitch x Bunny or Bunnitch is one of the many couples from the Powerpuff Girls fandom that needs a whole lot more than it already has. I do not just love Bunnitch. I worship the ground Bunnitch walks on. I adore Bunnitch's every single positive facet. Finally, I can never, ever let this couple go even if I were to be tied to a ten-foot pole. That is how much my everlasting admiration for Bunnitch knows no bounds whatsoever.
Bunnitch is a clear-cut example of how two souls can come together and realize how well they mean for each other. This is not just about getting to know each other and admiring each other for who they are as people. It is also about sticking by each other through thick and thin and changing each other for the better in everything they do. If those are not relationship goals right there, I do not know what is.
Their relationship would start out as slight admiration and a state of being befuddled on Mitch's side because of how shy Bunny would be as a child. Whereas with Bunny, it is the classic case of having a crush on Mitch and secretly rooting for him to do the right thing. As they grow, both Mitch and Bunny would be capable of breaking each others' walls down, discovering the number of activities they could do together, and having a stress-free relationship all the way up until marriage and having children. Ergo, they would end up growing old together in harmony.
They would even surprise each other in more way than one. Sure, Mitch is rather infamous for being one of the biggest jerks ever but it is also because he comes from a not-so ideal home life with his grandmother watching nothing but static on the television, hence him having no positive outlet in his life. However, he is pretty much a guy who needs to be cut a break and have something positive happen to him in his life. On the other hand, Bunny may be shy, introverted, and imaginative but she happens to have amazing powers which make her rather formidable as a combatant. When they go together, Mitch would see in Bunny a girl who is strong, formidable, loving, protective, and caring while Bunny would see in Mitch a guy who enjoys making friends especially with Buttercup, is passionate about rock and heavy metal music, and someone who can be surprisingly protective and strong for Bunny. There is not one moment of animosity these two would have and they would always see the best in each other, thus making Mitch a nicer, more caring person and Bunny a more outgoing individual who would love to do and see more things in her life.
Aside from how well their personalities can mesh together, they can even prove themselves as a strong couple in battle with Mitch being a strong brawler and Bunny using her powers to turn into her hulk form and giving enemies the huge boot. Therefore, Mitch and Bunny would be surprisingly formidable and be an interesting combination of raw fighting skills from Mitch and superhuman abilities from Bunny.
Overall, I can never let Bunnitch go because of how exceptionally well Mitch and Bunny click. This is also an example of how underrated this couple really is and the phrase "Bunnitch needs more love" applies superbly to this couple. Personally, I would love for this couple to get a lot more appreciation it deserves because of how fresh, innovative, and versatile Mitch and Bunny are as a couple. Once again, I would love to thank my wonderful sister from another mother, Paula aka BrickercupMasterX3, for giving me the drive, inspiration, and motivation to make me love Bunnitch with all of my being, thus finding a lot of fun, creative concepts for this underrated yet awesome couple.
I hope you all enjoyed this and I will see you all in the next submission. Take care, everybody.
Mitch Mitchelson, Bunny, and the screenshots from "Gettin' Twiggy with It" and "Twisted Sister" from The Powerpuff Girls belong to Craig McCracken and Cartoon Network.
