Character Name: Jessica Rabbit
Franchise: Who Framed Roger Rabbit
First Appearance: Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)
Role: Lounge singer, femme fatale, Roger Rabbit’s wife
Signature Colors: Red, purple, silver
Emblem: None (often associated with heart or kiss motifs)
top 10 on twitter including name twitter handle in @ format with the url to the twitter page with https://www
- Jessica Nigri | @OJessicaNigri | https://www.twitter.com/OJessicaNigri
- Stella Chuu | @StellaChuuuuu | https://www.twitter.com/StellaChuuuuu
- Yaya Han | @yayahan | https://www.twitter.com/yayahan
- Kamui Cosplay | @KamuiCosplay | https://www.twitter.com/KamuiCosplay
- Hendo Art | @hendoart | https://www.twitter.com/hendoart
- Ani-Mia | @AniMiaOfficial | https://www.twitter.com/AniMiaOfficial
- Kinpatsu Cosplay | @KinpatsuCosplay | https://www.twitter.com/KinpatsuCosplay
- Vivid Vision | @VividVisionArt | https://www.twitter.com/VividVisionArt
- Danielle DeNicola | @DanielleDeNicol | https://www.twitter.com/DanielleDeNicol
- Spiral Cats | @spiralcats | https://www.twitter.com/spiralcats
top 10 on Instagram with the url to the Instagram page https://www
- Jessica Nigri — https://www.instagram.com/jessicanigri
- Stella Chuu — https://www.instagram.com/stella.chuu
- Yaya Han — https://www.instagram.com/yayahan
- Kamui Cosplay — https://www.instagram.com/kamuicosplay
- Hendo Art — https://www.instagram.com/hendoart
- Ani-Mia — https://www.instagram.com/ani.mia
- Kinpatsu Cosplay — https://www.instagram.com/kinpatsucosplay
- Vivid Vision — https://www.instagram.com/vivid.vision.art
- Danielle DeNicola — https://www.instagram.com/danielledenicola
- Spiral Cats — https://www.instagram.com/spiralcats_official
list top 10 facts about the char
- Jessica Rabbit is a toon character married to Roger Rabbit
- She’s voiced by Kathleen Turner (speaking) and Amy Irving (singing)
- She’s known for her sultry voice and glamorous appearance
- She’s a singer at the Ink and Paint Club
- She’s not evil—just drawn that way
- She’s fiercely loyal to Roger despite her seductive image
- She’s inspired by classic Hollywood femme fatales
- Her design exaggerates 1940s pin-up proportions
- She plays a key role in the mystery plot of the film
- She’s become a pop culture icon and cosplay favorite
list 10 funny fats
- Fans call her “Cartoon Bombshell Supreme”
- Her walk is meme’d as “physics-defying elegance”
- She’s shipped with Roger, Eddie Valiant, and Betty Boop in fan comics
- Her entrance scenes are edited into “Jessica vs gravity” memes
- Cosplayers use red gowns, glitter gloves, and wig stylers
- Her stare is meme’d as “toon seduction protocol”
- She’s called “Glamour in 24 frames per second” by fans
- Her splash art is meme’d as “va-va-voom mode”
- She’s modded into Sims and VRChat
- Her singing scenes are edited into “Jessica vs jazz standards” compilations
list 10 quotes
- “I’m not bad. I’m just drawn that way.”
- “You don’t know how hard it is being a woman looking the way I do.”
- “You’re the only one for me, Roger.”
- “You’ve got the wrong idea about me, Mr. Valiant.”
- “I hope you’re proud of yourself.”
- “You don’t know what it’s like to be me.”
- “I’d do anything for my husband.”
- “You’re my hero.”
- “I’m desperate, Mr. Valiant. Can’t you see how much I need you?”
- “Let’s make love, not war.”
list 10 film, tv show, anime this char is in
- Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)
- Roger Rabbit shorts (Tummy Trouble, Roller Coaster Rabbit, Trail Mix-Up)
- Behind-the-scenes featurettes
- Promotional trailers and interviews
- Disney theme park appearances
- Parody skits and web series
- Cosplay music videos
- Fan-made animated shorts
- Comic adaptations and concept art
- Video game mods and recreations
Jessica Rabbit – Who Framed Roger Rabbit the media character and cosplay character
Jessica Rabbit is the sultry and enigmatic toon diva from Who Framed Roger Rabbit, known for her glamorous presence, mysterious allure, and unwavering devotion to her husband Roger. As a lounge singer in the Ink and Paint Club, she captivates audiences with her voice and style while navigating the chaos of Toontown’s criminal underworld. Her iconic line—“I’m not bad, I’m just drawn that way”—cements her status as a misunderstood femme fatale with a heart of gold.
Cosplayers are drawn to Jessica Rabbit’s dramatic silhouette and vintage Hollywood flair. Her signature look includes a shimmering red gown, purple opera gloves, side-swept red hair, and bold makeup. Builds often feature glitter fabrics, sculpted wigs, and stylized poses that echo her animated elegance. Her poses—leaning on a piano, mid-song, or casting a glance—are staples in cosplay photography and fan edits. Alternate outfits from fan redesigns and themed mashups offer variety, from noir detective twists to burlesque glam. Her blend of sensuality, loyalty, and cartoon charisma makes her a standout at conventions and online showcases.
Jessica Rabbit appears in film, shorts, and fan media, anchoring arcs with mystery and magnetism. Whether portrayed in motion or stillness, she remains a symbol of animated allure, timeless glamour, and cosplay royalty in media culture.
