Rickenbunny Falls

Rickenbunny Falls is the place of a castle in Bavaria, shown in a flashback of years before, where a much less injured Sylvester Cross sits overlooking the Bavarian countryside and the mountain stretching away MM E3·00:03:27. A voice greets Sylvester, who names it as Cottonbottom MM E3·00:03:51 MM E3·00:04:23. Cottonbottom says the castle came into the possession of the Cottonbottom family within the last quarter of a century, after belonging to local Bavarian nobles who sold it for a song MM E3·00:03:51 MM E3·00:04:26. Cottonbottom says the castle has been turned into a munitions depot MM E3·00:05:21.

In the flashback, Cottonbottom says an interfering detective may have alerted the local authorities to the munitions, Sylvester answers that the castle did not have proper protections, and Cottonbottom chains Sylvester's wrist to his own MM E3·00:05:21 MM E3·00:05:49 MM E3·00:06:14. As German military fire comes in, he leaps over the side with Sylvester, and Sylvester's last memory is Fletcher disappearing deep in the water as he rises to the surface MM E3·00:07:01. Brennan explains that Sylvester came out of the fall with a terrible injury and has used a walking stick ever since, while Fletcher's body was never found and was assumed to have been knocked out or hurt by the water MM E4·00:10:02.

Daisy says in MM_06 that it is the common conception that Fletcher fell to his death at Reichenbunny Falls, but she has seen him alive many times in Istanbul and Vienna MM E6·01:21:21. In MM_09 Buckster says that, given what he is reading in the military receipts, Squire Badger more than likely took stolen art back to Reichenbunny Castle, where that bunny had him patched up, and Sylvester answers with the words Reichenbunny Falls MM E9·01:27:40 MM E9·01:28:25. In the finale Sylvester names Fletcher Cottonbottom in front of Lawrence Longfoot, who is revealed to be Fletcher in disguise MM E10·01:32:37 MM E10·01:33:21.