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Monty Python And The Holy Grail: Killer Bunny is a land-based slot machine manufactured by SG Gaming (Bally) and housed in the distinctive tall and curved Bally Pro Wave cabinet.
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Monty Python And The Holy Grail: Killer Bunny is a licensed casino slot manufactured by SG Gaming (formerly Bally), one of several titles built around the 1975 Monty Python and the Holy Grail film. It's housed in the distinctive Bally Pro Wave cabinet, whose tall, curved vertical monitor stands out on a floor lined with flatter, wider screens. True to its source material, the game leans on the film's absurdist humor, including its own take on the coconut-clacking "horse" sound effect the knights use instead of real horses, and lets the movie's homicidal Killer Bunny chase knights across the screen during its free-spin round.
SG Gaming built Killer Bunny as part of a small family of slots licensed from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the 1975 British comedy about King Arthur's quest that's since become a cult classic. Rather than inventing new characters, the game leans directly on the film's cast of absurd bits -- including its own audio nod to the coconut-halves gag the movie used to fake the sound of horses' hooves, since the knights never had real horses to ride.
The giveaway before you even see the reels is the hardware: Killer Bunny runs on SG Gaming's Bally Pro Wave cabinet, a tall, vertically curved monitor design that's noticeably different from the flatter, widescreen cabinets most modern slots use. On the reels themselves, look for the base-game screen to confirm you've got the Killer Bunny variant specifically, since SG Gaming has released more than one game under the Monty Python license.
During free spins, the film's most infamous creature -- a rabbit far more dangerous than its fluffy appearance suggests -- appears on screen chasing the knight characters, a nod to one of the movie's best-known scenes. A separate Mystery Wheel Bonus can also come into play. Killer Bunny is a confirmed, currently-tracked cabinet: casino-locator sites show dozens of player-submitted sightings, including at Harrah's Resort Atlantic City, so it's still findable on real casino floors rather than a retired or online-only title.
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