Fantasy rabbit monster

An almiraj (pronounced: /ælmɪˈrɑːdʒ/ æl-mi-RAJ[5] listen or: /ˈɔːlmɪərɑːdʒ/ AWL-meer-ahj[1]; pl: almiraj[1] or: almirajes[2]; also: al-mi'raj[2][4]) was a variety of fey[2] rabbit-like creature with a spiral horn emerging from its forehead.[1] Almiraj were quite common in the Feywild, considered a garden-variety animal.[2] In Toril, they were common in Zakhara. When merchants from that land began to trade with Chult, they brought with them the almirajes to the Chultan Peninsula.[1]…

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The Al-mi'raj is a fantastical creature resembling a rabbit, but with a single, spiraling horn on its head, making it look like a bizarre fusion of a unicorn

Skittish in life, predatory rabbits are fast and nimble predators in unassuming forms. They most enjoy hunting birds, squirrels, cats, and other rabbits.

Here is a rabbit warrior that you'll play in the tutoriel on the tcg Malkyrs

With ears less like a bunny and more like a bat, this monster is a rare sight to behold. It is rumored to bring good fortune to those who summon it, in return for something precious. However, all who summon it claim no loss of their own.

Don't know what it is but it is cute