Ruby Rabbit and the magical kingdom of Thistletown

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Amnesiac Dissonance: Both Tom and Ruby were each murderously violent at some point before the story starts. Price updates from public markets or other sources can be distributed between interested parties, from trading systems to points of sale in a specific geographic region. Along with the feature presentation, The Weaver also DM'd several other small adventures within the same campaign as Self Parodies and additional reference.

Ruby has appeared in every episode of Max & Ruby. Her first appearance was in 1979 when the first Max & Ruby book, Max's First Word, was published. and the pilot episode. Harmful Healing: The all-purpose 'Miracle Cure' has some... unfortunate side effects. Essentially, it's some sort of Eldritch Abomination that can heal any injury or illness or even revive the dead, but the longer it's applied the more horribly mutated the subject will become. Mild cases may result in an extra pair of hands, More Teeth than the Osmond Family, or a third eye; a severe case turns the afflicted into... well... this ◊ or this. ◊

Artifact of Doom: The eye disc; the Dummy; the Green Statuette; the fleshy, red growth; and possibly the the green staves. Men Are the Expendable Gender: Almost averted: When it came for one sacrificing his or her life to save the other, a lot of players wished for Ruby to stay behind instead of Tom. Fortunately they were both saved. Little Bit Beastly: Weaver has stated that the characters' appearance as Animal Crossing characters was meant only to be a way of identifying who is who despite the aforementioned simple art style and that they are very specifically never referred to by their animal representations. For a long time, Ruby firmly refused to reveal her third eye to Tom, but under strong pressure from the players, she reveals her secret, which probably saves a lot of grief later. Cut two circles of fabric and one of wadding. Layer fabric onto the wadding, right sides together, and sew around the edge. Cut a 4cm long slit in the centre of the circle. Turn through so the wadding is sandwiched between the fabric. Use a buttonhole stitch to bind the slit and sew across the centre to make two holes. These can be slipped over one or both ears.

Jerkass: Most of /tg/ are all bullying, taunting, swearing, and giving "Maddie" a vicious tongue-lashing by the fact that she is neither Ruby nor "Thursday?".

Furry Lens: Word of God is that the characters aren't intended to be specifically anthropomorphic animals; he just drew Ruby, Tom, et cetera because he was familiar with drawing them from his series of Animal Crossing comics.