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With a perpetual spring in his step, Allium Bunny specializes in the Charleston (or his version of it, which occasionally includes jazz paws and a hop too far). A new member of the Hopstreet Bunnies Dance Troupe, he’s always trying to impress founding members Teal Bunny and Saffyre Bunny. Allium practices like he performs – headband on, ears tucked, paws limbered. Despite his dancing prowess he’s still a little shy, but Redcurrant Bunny is helping him come out of his shell. He may not say much, but you can always hear him two-stepping in the dance studio!

Redcurrant Bunny has one rule: if there’s no glitter on the dancefloor, she’s not coming! A rising star in the Hopstreet Bunnies Dance Troupe, she’s the go-to for all things ballroom, from footwork to foxtrot etiquette (and she will correct your posture mid-pirouette!). When the music starts, she lights up the room. Her signature move? A dramatic dip, executed with the gravitas of a bunny twice her size. She’s trying to convince Allium Bunny to become her Waltz partner, but he’d rather focus on perfecting the Charleston. Any other takers?

When Saffyre Bunny hits the stage, she steals the show. Her tap dancing sounds like thunder on a biscuit tin. A founding member of the Hopstreet Bunny Dance Troupe, she’s known for her lightning-fast feet and perfectly timed ear flicks. Saffyre lives for the spotlight – particularly when it involves sequins and a very large top hat. (She insists it’s aerodynamic.) Fellow Hopstreet member Teal Bunny is her best friend, and the pair spend hours choreographing their showstopping routines. If you hear a gentle tapping down the hallway? That’s just Saffyre, rehearsing her solo.

Teal Bunny may be small, but when the rhythm kicks in, she’s pure dynamite. As a founding member of the Hopstreet Bunnies Dance Troupe (alongside Saffyre Bunny), she specialises in samba – all quick steps, joyful wiggles, and ears that twirl like streamers. Her footwork? Dazzling. Her sparkle? Unmatched. And while she’s often half a beat ahead of the others, that’s just her signature flair. Of course, samba is more than sparkly lights – it’s a celebration. And for Teal, every day is worth dancing for.

Timmy Turtle insists he’s not enjoying himself. The hat was a gift. The scarf’s on backwards. And frankly, the music’s too loud. But for someone so staunchly anti-festive, he’s suspiciously good on the ice. Where others wobble, Timmy glides. His shell provides perfect balance; his scowl, lazer focus. He claims it’s just physics – “a low center of gravity” – but there’s more to it than that. The triple turn last Thursday? Entirely intentional. Catch him early, before the crowds arrive, and you might see it. But mention it? He’ll deny it ever happened.

Peanut Penguin Snowboarding has it all. He’s got the gear, the stance, and a flawless heel-to-toe turn. There’s just one problem: he really, really doesn’t like the cold. His approach? Hit the slopes early, nail a run or two, then retire to the chalet with a hot chocolate and a hairdryer down his coat. He says it's about “optimising core temperature”. Winter Puppy calls it “snow-dodging”. (He’s not wrong.) Still, Peanut’s a thrill-seeker at heart. Give him blue skies, low winds and an après-ski playlist, and he’s carving like a pro. Just don’t expect him out in a blizzard. Or before 10am. Or without thermal socks pre-warmed by Ricky Rain Frog’s radiator.