Rabbids Costume
Unleash your inner chaotic energy with a DIY or ready-made Rabbid look.
Rabbids are the chaotic, wide-eyed, rabbit-like creatures from Ubisoft's Raving Rabbids video games and Nickelodeon's Rabbids Invasion. Known for their high-pitched screams and bizarre antics, they are a popular choice for gamers and comedy fans alike. A classic Rabbid look consists of a white body, long upright ears, bulging eyes, and their signature weapon: a toilet plunger.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~30 min
- Budget
- $20–60
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What you need for a Rabbids costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Rabbids costume — one box instead of 5 pieces.
White hooded sweatshirt and sweatpants
A matching set of plain white fleece or cotton sweatpants and a hoodie to form the base of the body.
DIY: Use any plain white long-sleeve shirt and white pants you already own.
Pink felt sheet
A sheet of stiff pink felt to cut out the round belly patch and the inner ear sections.
DIY: Use a pink fabric marker or pink acrylic paint directly on the sweatshirt.
White and pink rabbit ears
Long, stiff rabbit ears attached to a headband that stand straight up.
DIY: Cut ear shapes out of white cardboard, line the centers with pink felt, and glue them to a plain headband.
Ping pong balls
Two white ping pong balls to create the iconic bulging, wide-spaced eyes.
DIY: Draw large black pupils on white paper circles and tape them to the hood or headband.
Blue toilet plunger
A classic household toilet plunger with a wooden handle and a blue or red rubber cup.
DIY: Use a clean, brand-new plunger from a dollar store as your main prop.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Rabbids costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the white sweatpants and the white hooded sweatshirt.
- 2
Cut a large circle out of the pink felt and safety pin or fabric glue it to the center of the sweatshirt chest to represent the Rabbid's belly.
- 3
Attach the rabbit ears headband. If using a hoodie, pull the hood up and cut two small slits for the ears to poke through so they stand upright.
- 4
Draw a small black dot in the center of each ping pong ball for the pupils, then glue or tape them close together on the front of the hood or headband just below the ears.
- 5
Cut two small rectangles out of white felt or cardboard to act as the buck teeth and attach them to the rim of the hood so they hang over your forehead.
- 6
Carry the clean toilet plunger as your primary prop and practice your best 'Bwah!' scream.
Makeup & hair
No makeup or hair styling is required if you use the hood and mask elements, but you can paint your nose pink and add white face paint around your mouth for extra detail.
Rabbids for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- One person dresses as a Rabbid and the other dresses as Rayman, complete with a purple shirt and white gloves.
- group
- Gather a group of friends in matching Rabbid outfits, all carrying plungers, to recreate a chaotic Rabbid invasion.
- kids
- Use a white zip-up onesie with built-in bunny ears and a pink belly patch for an easy, warm costume.
- Plus size
- A loose-fitting white fleece union suit or oversized white tracksuit provides a comfortable, screen-accurate fit.
- pet
- A simple white dog hoodie with attached plush bunny ears makes for an adorable canine Rabbid.
Tips
- Make sure the plunger is brand new and clean before using it as a party prop.
- If you plan to wear the hood up all night, ensure the ping pong ball eyes are secured tightly with hot glue or strong double-sided tape.
- Keep your hands free by tucking the plunger handle into your waistband when eating or drinking.
Rabbids costume FAQ
- What is the signature prop for a Rabbid costume?
- A classic toilet plunger with a wooden handle is the most iconic prop associated with the Rabbids.
- How do you make DIY Rabbid eyes?
- Draw black pupils onto two white ping pong balls and hot glue them to a headband or the top of a white hoodie.
- Is there an official Rabbids costume?
- Yes, licensed inflatable and full-body jumpsuit costumes with molded plastic masks are available online.
Did you know? Rabbids first appeared in 2006 as spin-off antagonists in the Rayman series before gaining massive popularity and securing their own television show and merchandise lines.