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What is Karma Bunnies?

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14y ago
Updated: 8/16/2019

Karma Bunnies is a cartoon created by Edwin Arce Jr of Jamaica Queens NY. Created in 2001, it has yet to be published and is awaiting copyright.

Synopsis:

Karma bunnies are a race of rabbits created by God to avenge wrong doings by human beings.

Starting effect now: August 8th 2007, Edwin arce Jr will be working diligently on this cartoon and any form of plagerism will not be tolerated.

As of DEC 2008 Karma Bunnies is a work in progress. More to come.

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