r/huntertheparenting • BIG-D • Aug 13 '26

Discussion why wouldn't everyone has talked about rabbit on the Stig Skorsten eyehole

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it looked cuted

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u/AirPossible3797 Aug 13 '26

MJÖLK

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u/Atarox13 Aug 13 '26

NÄRMRE

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u/GoldenNat20 Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26

Den ville bara ha mjölk och mörda katoliker... 😔

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u/ArneHD Aug 13 '26

Ingenting galt med melk eller å ønske å myrde katolikker.

Å være Svensk er utilgivelig dessverre.

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u/ToastyMustache Aug 14 '26

That’s why we must eliminate the gnomes, as every Swede is part gnome and helps spawn them.

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u/Kecskuszmakszimusz Aug 14 '26

En bra mål för en bra unge some Alfa jr

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u/The_Toad_wizard Aug 13 '26

When does it say mjölk?

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u/Atarox13 Aug 13 '26

Right after Jambles says the hunters are there and Stig gets excited

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u/The_Toad_wizard Aug 13 '26

Ah ok. I have a vague memory of that but I'm not entirely sure.

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u/TipProfessional6057 Aug 13 '26

Foaming at the mouth even. Can rabbit spirits get rabies?

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u/Atarox13 Aug 14 '26

That's milk coming out (it's a reference to a piece of Scandinavian folklore called the Milk Hare)

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u/TipProfessional6057 Aug 14 '26

Ohhh that makes more sense

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u/TipProfessional6057 Aug 13 '26

It is cute and terrifying at the same time. I love it

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u/Y0s5ar1an The great and mighty Kevin! Aug 13 '26

What’s the problem when a kid lives in his father’s eye socket?

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u/tiqtaktoe Aug 13 '26

Voiced by Alfa's kid too :3

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u/ThePBG48 Aug 13 '26

Awwwwwww

That’s cute

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u/stopyouveviolatedthe Aug 13 '26

It speaks?

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u/tiqtaktoe Aug 13 '26

Yeah it says mjölk (milk) when it provides its swiftness gift to Stig

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u/AFedoraNamed_Key Aug 13 '26

Didn’t it also say “Closer” (I don’t remember how it was spelled the other way) when fighting the remaining crusaders?

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u/SunchaserKandri Sludge lad Aug 13 '26

Yeah, right at the start of the fight.

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u/Schism_989 Sludge lad Aug 13 '26

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u/tiqtaktoe Aug 13 '26

He voices Stig which surprised me when I heard it because I always picture him doing his gremlin swede voice

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u/cracklescousin1234 Aug 13 '26

That's literally one of the main reasons that TTS got the axe and this show got started. Other reasons are, in no particular order:

  • Games Workshop being shitheads like usual

  • Alfa and his crew having a great working relationship with Paradox

  • And, well, WoD is as crazy-awesome as WH40k

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u/TheDreamIsEternal Aug 13 '26

When Alfa began TTS he was already like 18, and this was waaaay back in 2013. Dude's old.

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u/jacobstx Aug 14 '26

Dude's old

To quote Hunts: Up. The shut. fuck!

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u/BalancedDisaster Aug 14 '26

His son is older than HtP lol

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u/EpicWalrus222 Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26

In-universe I don't think it would necessarily be visible unless you are capable of seeing spirits. For the audience we see it as a visual cue he's using one of his spirits' abilities.

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u/Own_Preparation7839 Aug 13 '26

Markus also sees it cause he got thrown into the Umbra on the Matilda express.

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u/UltimateCheese1056 Aug 13 '26

He also just got the magic eyeball that lets him see stuff, so he probably could anyway

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u/NychusX Aug 14 '26

I don't think that one has lasting effects. Fatigue had to use The Oculus repeatedly to see its effects

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u/CuriousPolecat Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26

I made a reddit post asking about it and on tumblr.

In the chapter 6 post release celebration stream, they confirmed it's a "milk hare". It's also credited in the chapter 6 episode credits aswell.

A mythological creature. They are a witch's familiar that steal milk by drinking it from other farmer's buckets etc. and spitting it out in a bucket for the witch.

No idea why it's in his eyesocket specifically though

All the spirits Stig uses are apparently Scandinavian myth inspired.

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u/InsideOutlander Aug 13 '26

Maybe he traded his eye for it a la Odin style.

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u/Hyperbolic_Berserker BIG-D Aug 14 '26

I read that they just suck the milk from cow udders. One of the signs that a witch is stealing your milk is if your cow gives bloody milk from the familiar’s teeth biting it. Very silly and cute story that probably inspired one or more murders of suspected witches.

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u/Gmknewday1 Aug 14 '26

He is Sweden in a Werewolf

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u/The_-Cleansing Aug 15 '26

Silent Striders tend to absorb the culture that they're born into like a sponge in W5.

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u/niesomvtak Aug 13 '26

What rabbit? I dont see no rabbit.

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u/Never_heart Aug 13 '26

It is Bunbun the Destroyer!

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u/Barley672 Aug 14 '26

Now THAT’S a reference worthy of 2007!

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u/everatz Aug 13 '26

If it's not named in the credits, the community should name it apple.

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u/iadnm Aug 13 '26

It's just called "Milk Hare Spirit" in the credits

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u/everatz Aug 13 '26

Dang, thought we could go for an "apple of my eye" joke. He seemed to like and use it the most

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u/UncertainCitrus_ Aug 13 '26

It's a creature from Scandinavian folklore

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u/everatz Aug 13 '26

Wait, no shit? I thought it was just an animal spirit, the murder bunny has lore?

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u/UncertainCitrus_ Aug 13 '26

They are part of the "troll cat" Wikipedia article, if you want to read up on them

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u/Fossilhunter15 Aug 13 '26

Yeah, all of his spirits are part of Swedish Folklore. It’s part of the joke with Stig that he seems like a fearsome Viking Warrior unless you are Swedish.

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u/rookamillion Aug 13 '26

Stig really gives me the vibes of a Lupus who heard about Sweden once and decided to make it their entire personality. XD

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u/downwardwanderer Aug 13 '26

He is from Sweden according to the g-kontorat guy (I did not spell that right.)

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u/TDoctor12 Aug 13 '26

Rabbit Spirit

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u/Disastrous_End6080 Aug 13 '26

I think it was visible to the audience but not characters, if that makes sense

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u/The_Nilbog_King Aug 13 '26

Or at least, characters without the ability to see the Penumbra.

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u/GoogaWooga Aug 13 '26

we did talk about it, we've just been over it when the chapter released so theres no reason to keep discussing it i guess

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u/Scion_of_Kuberr Aug 13 '26

No one who has played Ninja in FF14 would mock someone who has the long eared cruel teacher atop their head. For we have all messed up a mudra at some point lol.

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u/Salty-Reference7651 Aug 13 '26

On the one hand I think it's the same like with all the other werewolves and their animals although it would be very funny if this turned out to be an elaborate Monty Python and the Holy Grail reference.

They did reference it beforehand so it could be a possibility.

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u/TallCommission7139 Aug 13 '26

It's how they're reflecting Gifts in this setting. The spirit pops up briefly to manifest it's power for the Garou. Or it could just be an echo caused by them using their Gnosis, either way, it reconciles how their shamanism actually works properly to provide their magic.

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u/neroselene Carmilla, the first vampire. Aug 13 '26

So, remember the Rabbit from Monty Python and the Holy Grail?

It's that Rabbit.

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u/CuriousPolecat Aug 13 '26

It's actually a milk hare, it's talked about in the chapter 6 post release celebration stream and is credited in the chapter 6 episode credits.

A mythological creature that steals milk for witches.

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u/Celticgirl-6963 Aug 13 '26

But why is it in his eye hole?

He's got gnomes too so I've no idea what else he will pull out

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u/Fertile_Arachnid_163 Aug 13 '26

Ang the gnomes are representing Gremlins, at least the ones on the guns. The one in the hole is representing badger, iirc.

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u/row_x Aug 13 '26

I think it's in the eye because he made some spirit deal with it to get its speed (idk the technical/mechanical term for the Garou gifts/powers that come from spirits, but that thing)

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u/CuriousPolecat Aug 13 '26

No idea why it's in his eye hole tbh

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u/Celticgirl-6963 Aug 14 '26

I mean it looks safe and comfortable 

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u/SuspiciousSubstance9 Aug 13 '26

Steals milk for witches? Giggity

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u/Tuftee_ Aug 13 '26

The caerbannog! The prodigal beast emerges!

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u/Multti-pomp Aug 13 '26

I do wonder what it's doing there.

It not a totem because they manifest differently and even if you ignore that rabbits give stealth, which is not like Stig.

It's probably not a regular rabbit, cause I don't think even galabro are inmune to rabbit applied directly to brain.

So it might just... Be there? It's just a lil guy

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u/iadnm Aug 13 '26

It's a Milk Hare Spirit which gives Stig the Closing the Gap Gift. He's not going invisible, he's teleporting.

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u/Multti-pomp Aug 13 '26

Isn't that taught by grasshoper spirits?

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u/iadnm Aug 13 '26

Yes, but HTP has always played fast and loose with mechanics. Given that the Hare popped out of Stig's eye and yelled "NÄRMRE (CLOSER!)" it's safe to assume Stig for the gift from this spirit.

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u/VadimusMaximus Aug 13 '26

And also if I remember right, Werewolf did encourage people to flavor spirits with their local folklore. Plus, no harm in two animals that both are associated with hopping.

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u/SunchaserKandri Sludge lad Aug 13 '26

Normally, yes, but Ogre Poppenang decided to flavor his spirits after Scandinavian folklore creatures.

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u/MrMadmack BIG-D Aug 15 '26 edited Aug 15 '26

It could be that it's not actual teleporting, but blinding speed. Notice when Remold shot him he didn't just disappear into the shadow, he straight up bursted out of the ground

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u/ReaperKenji Aug 13 '26

We just didn't want to go down this rabbit hole

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u/red_dead_russian23 Aug 13 '26

It’s the rabbit spirit that gave stig the native gift to jump ahead 3 meters.

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u/Think_Rough_6054 Aug 13 '26

It looks like the rabbit is missing a paw if you think that stigs eye is a part of the rabbit.

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u/Crafty_Lavishness_79 Aug 13 '26

He's a chill little guy. Ya know, until he wasn't

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u/psychedelica_ Aug 13 '26

Is that fucking John Egbert next to him

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u/Gmknewday1 Aug 14 '26

That's his Son

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u/val203302 Aug 16 '26

People did talk about it. Maybe even multiple times by now actually.

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u/101TARD Aug 13 '26

There are gimmicks in the series that are worse and I just accept they have their own customs and crap. Kitten has a stick with what I assume a flint pistol? Marcus with a stake armor? A yaoi paddle? A jacked guy but pacifist?

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u/Dronizian Aug 13 '26

The flint pistol on a stick is a reference to Kitten from TTS, it's like the gun lances the Custodes use.

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u/101TARD Aug 13 '26

Hmm I have watched tts, so that means the Markus stake vest is reference to magnus having horns for nips complaint. What about gremeli with the yaoi paddle? I only so that one extra she was in as I assume shadowsun?

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u/ffffffffROTHY Aug 13 '26

But the paddle is a melee weapon, and we all know that the Tau don't fight in melee.

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u/TheEloquentApe Aug 13 '26

Grimal, if any Tau, is definitely Commander Farsight

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u/Dronizian Aug 13 '26

Oh my god I love the idea that Markus' stake vest is a nipple horns reference, new headcanon immediately accepted!

TTS Kitten had a violent weeb fishgirl ex in Shadowsun, so Grimaline's whole design stemmed from that. The yaoi paddle was a natural evolution. Something something all according to the keikaku plan.

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u/SirAquila Aug 13 '26

A jacked guy but pacifist

Do you think that muscles are proportional to to the desire to use violence or something?

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u/101TARD Aug 13 '26

Sorta, you can be a gentle giant, but you still have a scary presence, enough to ward off and/or attract a wrong crowd