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With Tottington Hall’s annual giant vegetable competition approaching, Wallace and Gromit run Anti-Pesto, a humane pest-control business. They are hired by Lady Campanula Tottington to deal with rabbits eating her vegetables. Wallace uses his new invention, the Mind Manipulation-O-Matic, to make rabbits dislike vegetables, but the machine fuses his mind with a rabbit’s. Gromit destroys it, and the rabbit, named Hutch, is locked in a cage.
That night, a mysterious Were-Rabbit begins destroying the town’s gardens. Hunter Lord Victor Quartermaine offers to kill it, but Lady Tottington gives Anti-Pesto another chance. After an unsuccessful attempt to trap the creature, Wallace and Gromit suspect Hutch. However, Gromit discovers evidence showing that Wallace is actually the Were-Rabbit.
Victor, jealous of Wallace’s relationship with Lady Tottington, obtains golden bullets from Reverend Hedges. On the day of the vegetable competition, Hutch develops Wallace’s human traits, including a love of cheese. When Wallace transforms into the Were-Rabbit again, Victor tries to shoot him, but Gromit and Hutch intervene.
During the competition, Victor uses the trophy as ammunition after running out of bullets. Gromit attempts to distract Wallace with a giant marrow, but chaos breaks out when Hutch crashes the Anti-Pesto van into a cheese tent. Gromit defeats Victor’s dog Philip and uses a fairground plane to deflect Victor’s shot. Wallace saves Gromit from falling, and Gromit disguises Victor as the Were-Rabbit, causing the townspeople to chase him away.
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Wallace returns to normal and appears dead, but is revived by his love of cheese. Gromit receives the trophy for his marrow and bravery, while Lady Tottington turns her grounds into a nature reserve for Hutch and the other rabbits.