Chocolate the Rabbit

Chocolate Bacia Malys the Siberian Rabbit - or simply known as Chocolate the Rabbit - is one of the 12 major characters in the Blaze the Cat franchise. She is the youngest of the 12 major characters.

History

Chocolate was born in (hometown TBA), United States, on November 19, 2008.

In June 2016, she was introduced by Connor Banjoper to Blaze the Cat, Colette the Mouse, and the other Blaze characters. There, the characters all became friends and developed the Blaze the Cat franchise.

On her 9th birthday (in 2017), Chocolate developed her breasts.

Chocolate helped Blaze and the other Blaze Characters protest against SEGA putting Blaze in "Team Sonic Racing".

Chocolate was on Team Blaze in the Tokyo 2021 Olympic Games. She was her team's shooter in the shooting event. She teamed with Lunar the Chipmunk in the badminton tournament. She helped Blaze's team win the soccer championship too.

After the Olympics, Chocolate helped launch the Blaze the Cat franchise and became very successful, as well as the other Blaze Characters.

Trivia

- Chocolate is best friends with both Lunar the Chipmunk and Calla the Butterfly. (Although, she tends to bond more with Calla than Lunar.)

- Chocolate is the youngest of the 12 major Blaze Characters.

- Despite her age, Chocolate managed to become an Olympic athlete at the Tokyo 2021 Olympics.

- Chocolate believes her own feet to be lucky. This is based on the popular belief that rabbits' feet bring good luck.

- Despite her age, Chocolate lives by herself, independently from her parents.

Quotes

"Aw.... how adorable. I wish I had a boyfriend." - (Chocolate's response to Gloomy and Orris making out with each other.)

"I guess my feet really are lucky after all." - (Chocolate's reaction to getting 5th place in the Tokyo 2021 Olympic shooting event.)

"Calla's right. You could've found a better way to express yourself." - (Chocolate agreeing with Calla that Blaze could have expressed herself differently towards the Sonic characters at the Tokyo 2021 Olympics.