Booru Bunny Battalion

The Booru Bunny Battalion, led by their matriarch Artemis, are champions of artists' wellbeing. Being affectionate, yet protective. They are no fans of those who'd dare rush or pressure artists, those antlers aren't just for show after all.

Where The Attack Crabs look for a quota of art, the BBB's are there to fend them off; giving you all the time and comfort an artist needs to finish their work. Albeit sometimes don't give you much of a choice in the matter if they believe you're even remotely overworked.

Origin
The Battalion arrived amidst Jonsabooru quite suddenly, practically overnight they appeared and seemingly settled into life quite nicely. No one really knows where they came from or why they appeared or really anything about them, but one thing is for sure, they are adamant to help people no matter what... whether they like it or not.

Artemis
The enigmatic matriarch of the Battalion is about as mysterious as they come. She utters not a single word, seemingly entirely mute, and yet her legion of lagomorphs seem to understand her will perfectly. She's come to be known as a carbuncle but even that is kind of in question as she certainly isn't interested in correcting people (not that she really could).

She acts like a mother to them, much as she does to most in fact, one could describe her very much as a mother hen of sorts, doting on her children and those she sees as in need.

She is capable of many feats, such as naturally being able to levitate herself, create bursts of magical energy from her horn and tail, and of course her horn is quite sharp in of itself. She also has the ability to 'see' magic, this can allow her to track people easily if she has a good idea of their mana signature.

Trivia

 * Ever since meeting, Artemis and Ro'suna have become quite close friends, and she's the only one who can really understand her. This is due to them sharing an original home world.
 * Technically speaking, the Battalion's members aren't actually wolpertingers nor is Artemis a carbuncle. Those are merely local terms they've come to be known as, and don't have much care or want to correct people. What they actually are is unknown, nor why the standard bunny's follow someone so seemingly unrelated to them outside of a vaguely rabbit-like form.
 * In terms of their creation, they was originally envisioned as just rabbits to be a soft and fluffy alternative to the crabs. However the thought of giving them a natural defensive "weapon" led to them becoming jackalopes, which was then further refined to give them wings and thus wolpertingers. This ultimately works better, as chimera creatures like wolpertingers, being a mishmash of ideas put together, are a great example of the creativity that comes from art.
 * The actual number of bunny's that make up the Battalion is up for debate and is unclear, some say in the dozens, whilst others might say less than ten. It is unknown to say the least.