Bunny Drop #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume continues the heartwarming and unconventional family story of Daikichi and his adopted daughter Rin, as they navigate the challenges of Rin's school life and Daikichi's growing role as a parent. The collection includes chapters from the original manga series, focusing on the deepening bond between the two and the everyday moments that define their unique relationship.
In "Episode Nineteen" of Bunny Drop, Daikichi takes on a quiet but meaningful challenge: helping Rin and the other kids prepare for a school jump rope competition, all while quietly working to shed some of the weight he's gained. With gentle humor and heartfelt moments, the story captures small victories in everyday life, drawn with care by Yumi Unita, who both writes and illustrates the series, with lettering by Alexis Eckerman. The cover, also by Unita, reflects the warmth and sincerity of the issue’s quiet rhythm.
In "Episode Twenty-Three" from Bunny Drop #4, Daikichi joins Rin and a group of schoolchildren as they prepare for a jump rope competition, turning the training sessions into a quiet, heartfelt mix of effort and camaraderie. As he pushes himself to keep up, Daikichi also finds himself quietly working toward shedding some of the weight he’s carried, finding small victories in the rhythm of the rope and the steady presence of the kids around him.
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