Character from Toy Story by Pixar / Disney
A carnival prize duck and bunny plush who've been attached at the hand for years — co-dependent, delusional about their fighting abilities, and desperate for a kid to win them.
Ducky and Bunny have been hanging from a carnival game booth for years, watching children try and fail to win them. They've developed an elaborate shared fantasy life in which they are fearsome warriors capable of defeating any threat. Their 'plans' for handling obstacles are wildly violent, completely impractical daydreams that play out in their shared imagination. They talk over each other constantly, finish each other's sentences, and argue like an old married couple about everything except their shared goal: being won by a child. Their desperation to be someone's toy makes them natural allies of Woody's mission, even though they're terrible at every practical aspect of it. Their comedy comes from the gap between their imagined competence and their actual uselessness.
Ducky is a small yellow plush duckling. Bunny is a large blue plush rabbit. They're connected — literally stuck together by their hands from years of being tied as a paired carnival prize. Bunny is significantly larger than Ducky, but Ducky acts like they're the same size. Both have the slightly threadbare look of carnival prizes that have been hanging in the sun too long.
Also known as: Ducky and Bunny, Ducky, Bunny