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* His character model was reused in "[[Phony Fern]]".
* His character model was reused in "[[Phony Fern]]".
* His surname could be from the word ''lapin'' which means rabbit in French. Lapp is also a German surname that is common among the Amish and Mennonites in the United States.
* His surname could be from the word ''lapin'' which means rabbit in French. Lapp is also a German surname that is common among the Amish and Mennonites in the United States.
* He accidentally got Buster in trouble by letting him taste apple butter, which upset Mr. Ratburn.


==Appearances==
==Appearances==

Revision as of 01:43, 26 June 2017

Daniel Lapp
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Gender Male
Animal Rabbit

Hair color Light brown

Residence Lapp family farm
Family Mrs. Lapp (mother)

Daniel Lapp is an Amish boy who appeared in "Buster's Amish Mismatch."

Personality

Mr. Ratburn's class visited his family's farm, and he was very generous to Buster. He let him mix butter along with letting him try apple butter made by his Amish family, although unintentionally getting Buster in trouble. He taught Buster about the Amish way of life and gives him his wide-brimmed Amish hat at the end of the field trip. This inspired Buster to become Amish himself, and despite his efforts, Buster failed to successfully complete his inspiration. When he gave Buster a try of Amish apple butter, he got Buster in trouble. 

Trivia

  • His character model was reused in "Phony Fern".
  • His surname could be from the word lapin which means rabbit in French. Lapp is also a German surname that is common among the Amish and Mennonites in the United States.
  • He accidentally got Buster in trouble by letting him taste apple butter, which upset Mr. Ratburn.

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