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E.B. is a young, ambitious rabbit torn between the responsibilities of becoming the next Easter Bunny and his own dreams of being a drummer. He is playful and charming but initially self-indulgent, showing growth as he learns to embrace his role and help his friend, Fred. E.B.'s journey symbolizes the challenges of growing up and the value of friendship and support.

Fred is a young man facing the struggles of adulthood while still living with his parents. Initially lacking direction, his encounter with E.B. reignites a sense of purpose as he steps into a new role, merging his childhood memories with newfound responsibilities. Fred exemplifies the transition from adolescence to adulthood, learning from E.B. to believe in magic and tradition.

Mr. Bunny is an authoritative figure, burdened by the expectations of leading the Easter celebrations. He represents tradition and the pressure that comes with it, seeking to pass down his legacy to E.B. Despite his strict demeanor, he ultimately supports E.B.'s journey and character growth, signifying the importance of familial bonds.

Carlos is one of the Easter Chicks and serves as Mr. Bunny's cunning second-in-command. He has aspirations to overturn Mr. Bunny's authority and is characterized by his scheming nature and humor, adding a layer of comedic conflict to the story. Carlos embodies the theme of ambition taken too far, serving as both a nuisance and a foil to E.B. and Fred.