Wonderland · Token Detail
Wonderland #464
Each Wonderland token is built from traits that define not just a place, but a point in the rabbit’s journey: region, era, environment type, idea, time of day, weather, human presence, focal motif, palette and framing. The rabbit appears in every scene — sometimes resting, sometimes moving, sometimes almost hidden — a subtle guide linking the worlds together.
Rendered in clean anime with neon‑cyberpop accents, these scenes combine atmospheric depth with crisp silhouettes and controlled colour. The result is a sequence of cinematic moments where architecture, landscape and light take centre stage, and the rabbit provides the quiet narrative thread that carries you from one world to the next.
Token information
- Collection
- Wonderland
- Token ID
- #464
- Region
- Temperate Europe
- Environment Type
- Hilltop Town or Village
- Time of Day
- First Light at Dawn
- Weather and Atmosphere
- Soft Haze or Dust
- Human Presence
- Single Distant Wanderer
- Focal Motif
- Archway or Gate
- Palette
- Cool Blues and Teals
- Rabbit Pose
- Sitting at Threshold or Gate
- Rarity
- Common
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