At first I was confused; there’s no Duracell Bunny, but only an Energizer Bunny. But lo and behold, Duracell batteries has not just decided to use the iconic pink bunny (albeit, a cuter version of it), but to explode on the commercial scene with them.
Created by Chuck and Lulu Creative Group and directed by Pleix, the Duracell Bunny makes its debut in ‘Bunny Fusion,’ a not so long-lasting commercial for a long-lasting battery. Morphing into a cotton candy tornado, sumo wrestler and elephant, multiplying bunnies dominate the scene.
Aired on television screens across France, the Duracell Bunny is sure to convert Energizer users.
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Well I'll have you know Mr. I want more posts, poster. That Duracell first used the pink bunny back in the eighties which was a toy one with symbols like you get wind up monkeys. That's when Energizer took their idea afterwards >_> probably because bunnies are energetic in the thing they enjoy most... rabid sex. So it only seems right with a name like Energizer. That thing was something i didn't want people to believe that duracell were unoriginal D: cos their batteries are far superior to energizers, maybe different concentrations of lithium i don't know but duracell have got it right 8)
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