Rekkit Rabbit

Jay Shmufton is a typical 12 year old who finds his world turned upside down when a giant rabbit crashes into his life. Rekkit is no ordinary bunny; he's loud, unpredictable, and recently fled his gig as a magician's assistant. The encounter quickly drags Jay out of a quiet suburb and into a whirlwind of oversized antics and strange magic. Together they stumble into misadventures that test patience, trust, and what friendship can look like when one friend can make doors appear and the other has to figure out what home means. The show pairs a grounded kid with a surreal partner, balancing everyday concerns with wild, cartoonish energy.

Released in 2011, Rekkit Rabbit was created by Vincent Chalvon-Demersay and David Michel. The series features Michel Mella voicing Rekkit and Valentin Maupin voicing Jay Shmufton, bringing a goofy oversized rabbit to life.

Reception and themes show a mixed footprint. The show centers on an unlikely friendship that blends ordinary adolescence with magical calamity. With only a pair of votes recorded, the reception appears modest, leaning toward light hearted whimsy rather than heavy drama.

Beyond its small footprint, Rekkit Rabbit has not left a broad cultural mark. It remains a curious footnote in 2010s animation, cherished by a few fans but without widely cited quotes or moments that propelled the show into broader pop culture.