The Rabbit Miraculous is a pocket watch that, whenever Fluff inhabits it, transforms the wearer into a rabbit-themed superhero with the power of Evolution[1].
To activate the pocket watch, the user must speak the transformation phrase: "Clockwise". To deactivate the pocket watch, the user must speak the detransformation phrase: "Counter Clockwise".
It's currently being stored in the Miracle Box. In the future, when the situation calls for it, the pocket watch will be lent to Alix Kubdel, who will use it to transform into Bunnyx.
The Rabbit Miraculous is silver with a circular pattern engraved on the cover when camouflaged. When opened, it reveals what appears to be a blue hologram of a woman holding a clock with the current time.
When Fluff inhabits it, it becomes blue with a white design in the center with five black circles, and on top it has a blue cone. In the middle of the cover, a clock face is seen; the hands on the clock face are arranged to look like the ears of a rabbit.
The camouflaged pocket watch when worn by Marinette.
The pocket watch when worn by Chloé Bourgeois.
Abilities
The Rabbit Miraculous provides its wielder with enhanced characteristics such as strength, speed, and agility. Its tool is an umbrella.
Its special superpower, Burrow, enables the holder to create a portal that leads into a pocket dimension known as the rabbit burrow. In this space, there are many portals, through which, anyone can view and travel to any point in the past, present, or future. A major difference between it and the power of the Snake Miraculous, is that the Rabbit allows it's user to go back to participate in events of the past, while not necessarily changing the future the user came from. However, unlike Snake Miraculous users, they can suffer from changes in the timeline as shown in "Cat Blanc".
A French teenage girl. After Wang Fu relinquishes his duty as guardian and lost his memory in the process, Marinette becomes the new guardian of the Miraculouses.
The last known remaining guardian. He stored the present Rabbit Miraculous in the Miracle Box, until he relinquishes his duty as guardian and lost his memory in the process.
By extension, the Miraculous' blue-and-white color scheme is a reference to the dress Alice wears, typically colored blue with a white apron, popularized by Disney's 1951 film adaptation.
This is the first Miraculous whose transformation phrase refers to an aspect of the Miraculous itself rather than the animal it represents.
This is the second Miraculous to be able to open and store something inside of it after the Butterfly Miraculous, in this case a clock and hologram projectors.
This is the first, and so far only, Miraculous which isn't worn by its holder.
The Rabbit Miraculous (future version) is the second Miraculous to be damaged for a long period of time, following the Peacock Miraculous.
With the past version of the Rabbit Miraculous albeit in camouflage mode as of "Timebreaker" it was the first Miraculous jewel to end up being destroyed and repaired following the Bee Miraculous.
The watch is broken in two different timelines, the second of which is created by Timebreaker with Ladybug being pulled back in time and ultimately fixing the watch with Miraculous Ladybug.
It was held knowingly by Marinette in "Kwamibuster" and by Chloé in "Miracle Queen".
It was briefly in Gabriel Agreste's possession in the Miracle Box in "Miracle Queen"
The watch was sent back to the 19th century to one of the Kubdels' ancestors, and has been passed down to the youngest child in each generation since.[2]
The watch being given to the youngest child, Alix, instead of the oldest child, Jalil, is mentioned in the French version, but not in the English version.
According to Bunnyx, she is the last resort of the future French Miraculous superhero team due to the consequences of her Miraculous' powers.
Owing to it's non-linear relationship with time (being both passed down from Ancient Egypt through the Kubdel family and stored in the Miracle Box), this Miraculous is technically active at all times.
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