Consolaria/Lepus

Lepus is a large rabbit boss that can be summoned with the, which is dropped by Corrupt Bunnies, Crimtane Bunnies and. Lepus can only be spawned during the daytime.

At first, Lepus will slowly walk forward, occasionally turning to face the player. After a while, it will briefly stand still, launch a Lepus Egg, and then quickly jump towards the player.

Lepus lays two types of Lepus Eggs: small ones that hatch, and bigger ones that hatch another weaker Lepus. These eggs can be damaged and destroyed by the player before hatching. A maximum of five Lepus can be spawned from the large eggs laid by the original Lepus, and after there are five, no more large eggs will be laid. Each Lepus will drop items, but only the last one will drop loot. If Lepus is defeated while an unhatched large egg is still present, it will spawn around 3–6 instead of a new Lepus.

While Lepus is alive, music Underground Hallow will play.

Tips

 * Lepus can be trapped easily, since it cannot fit through small gaps, but its smaller can still reach the player.
 * Trapping Lepus in a deep enough pit and firing downward can also be effective.
 * Lepus can easily overwhelm beginners by spawning more, weaker versions of himself, so destroying the Lepus Eggs should be a priority.
 * It is possible to farm coins by creating a pit with traps (preferably Lihzahrd) and jumping in with the traps disabled. The player can then grab the coins and grapple out (with no fear due to all the dropped hearts).
 * Lepus can be attacked while the player takes low to no damage by making a tall staircase mostly because Lepus has such a large and odd AI causing him to slide down stairs at the end of a leap, however Diseaster Bunnies can use stairs correctly.
 * If Lepus spawns too many clones, try going a distance away to get some to despawn. One can always check the minimap to see how many Lepus there are.

Trivia

 * The word "Lepus" means "hare" in Latin, and is used today as the name of the that hares and jackrabbits belong to. Rabbits, known alternatively as "bunnies" and associated with Easter, are not actually members of Lepus.