Bunny Drop #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis first volume of Bunny Drop introduces Daikichi Kawachi, a 30-year-old bachelor who unexpectedly becomes the guardian of Rin, the six-year-old illegitimate daughter of his recently deceased grandfather. The story follows Daikichi's abrupt transition into parenthood as he navigates the challenges of caring for a child he never knew existed, balancing his demanding job with Rin's needs. This slice-of-life manga explores themes of unconventional family bonds and personal growth through their developing relationship.
In the quiet aftermath of his grandfather’s funeral, Daikichi Kawachi is stunned to learn the man had been secretly caring for his young daughter, Rin. Though unprepared and uncertain, Daikichi steps forward to raise her, stepping into a role he never expected.
In "Episode Two" from Bunny Drop #1, Daikichi finds himself navigating the quiet, overwhelming responsibility of caring for Rin as he shops for her clothes and arranges her first day at daycare—moments that quietly reveal just how much he’s still learning what it means to be a father, even as he tries to keep his own uncertainty at bay.
In "Episode Five" from Bunny Drop #1, Daikichi finds himself quietly unsettled after a chance encounter at the daycare—where he meets Kouki and his strikingly poised mother, sparking a quiet curiosity about the woman who gave Rin up years ago. The moment lingers, not with answers, but with the weight of what might have been.
In "Episode Six" from Bunny Drop #1, Rin is caught off guard by the weight of Daikichi’s family holiday traditions, stirring long-buried memories—until his parents quietly reach out to her with unexpected kindness. Later, Daikichi ventures into his grandfather’s old house, searching for any trace that might lead him to the truth about Rin’s past.
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