Bunny Drop #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis second volume of Bunny Drop continues the heartwarming story of Daikichi Kawachi as he adjusts to life as the guardian of his late grandfather's young daughter, Rin. The volume deepens their bond while exploring the challenges of parenthood and the quiet joys of everyday life together.
In "Episode Seven" of Bunny Drop, Daikichi continues his quiet exploration of his grandfather’s home, uncovering a forgotten computer modem—only to find the machine itself missing. As he gently probes Rin’s memories, he connects a name from the past to a mysterious woman who once helped his grandfather, revealing a surprising link to the book of childhood recollections that came with Rin’s belongings. Written by Yumi Unita and Kaori Inoue, with art and inks by Yumi Unita, and lettering by Alexis Eckerman, this tender chapter unfolds with quiet precision, its cover by Yumi Unita capturing the story’s introspective mood.
In "Episode Seven" from Bunny Drop #2, Daikichi stumbles upon a forgotten modem while sorting through his grandfather’s belongings—only to realize the computer it belonged to is gone. As he gently probes Rin about her past, he uncovers a connection to a woman named Masoko, whose name echoes from the childhood memories book that came with Rin’s things.
In "Episode Ten" from *Bunny Drop* #2, Daikichi stumbles upon a letter from his grandfather that reveals a phone number linked to Rin’s birth mother. As he weighs the weight of that discovery, the quiet tension of his growing bond with Rin hangs in the balance, leaving him to confront what it means to reach across the past.
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