The Ed Bunny Mysteries

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The Ed Bunny Mysteries are a series of fanfics by Piebunny based on the Mayhemmers. In the stories, the central character, Ed Bunny, investigates the mysteries of the people of Mayhem City and catches da poips responsible. An important artifact in the storyline is the Maltese Terrier, a chunk of Dewitchery Diamond carved into the shape of a dog, which appears in the first story and is the central focus of the second.

Setting

The setting is Mayhem. Mayhem is a sprawling metropolis presided over by Mayor Dan Shive. Its Police Chief is Berk. There are three major gangs in Mayhem: Gal-Zabor, led by the eccentric Kraggi; Felina led by Brylian Troy and Svensylsquatostan, led by both Sven and Squato. The ritzier end of town can be found near the corner of Steak and Kidney, on which can be found Kuching Towers, home of Brylian Troy. A massively complex sewer system runs underneath the city and connects every street corner with every other street corner, albeit in a not very straightforward manner. It is inadvisable to go down there, as the water glows green for some reason. However, many lost items somehow mysteriously turn up in the sewer.

Important Characters

Ed Bunny- The main character. A private eye.
Kraggi- The leader of Gal-Zabor. A nutcase.
Squata- One of the main antagonists. A nutcase.
Jesse- An annoying thug who repeatedly hurls half-bricks at Ed.
Brylian Troy- The leader of Felina.
The Cat Loder- A very helpful cat-person. Deceased.
Berk- The Mayhem Chief of Police.

Stories

The Big Case- Ed is hired by Cameo to find her lost squirrel teddy, and stumbles onto the biggest case of his life.
Return of the Maltese Terrier- Ed recieves a mysterious package in the mail. Who sent it, and why?
Moider Most Foul- The Cat Loder has been iced! Whodunnit?

Comparison with Heroes of Mayhem

It was, in fact, Heroes of Mayhem that inspired Piebunny to write the Ed Bunny Mysteries, however the two authors handle their stories somewhat differently. The following is a fairly accurate comparison by Jesse himself of the two different authors' styles.