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Bunny Drop #5

Mar 2012 · Yen Press · 12.99 USD; 13.99 CAD · Manga
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This fifth volume of Bunny Drop continues Daikichi's journey as a single father raising the young Rin, exploring the deepening bond between them and the challenges of parenthood. The story balances heartwarming family moments with the everyday realities of growing up, as Rin starts school and Daikichi navigates his own personal growth alongside her.

In "Episode Twenty-Five" of Bunny Drop, Kouki grapples with growing up—fearing that his close bond with his mother might label him a "Mama's Boy" in the eyes of the girls at school. Meanwhile, Rin finds herself unsettled by unsettling emails from a past connection of Kouki’s, adding quiet tension to their already delicate dynamic. Written by Yumi Unita and Kaori Inoue, with art and inks by Yumi Unita and letters by Alexis Eckerman, this 2012 issue captures intimate moments with gentle precision. The cover, also by Yumi Unita, reflects the story’s quiet emotional core.

Contains 6 stories
Episode Twenty-Five
34 pp · Domestic
Daikichi KawachiRin KagaKouki NitaniReina Hideyuki
Episode Twenty-Six
33 pp · Domestic
Daikichi KawachiRin KagaKouki NitaniReina Hideyuki
Episode Twenty-Seven
33 pp · Domestic
Daikichi KawachiRin KagaKouki NitaniYukari NitaniReina Hideyuki

In "Episode Twenty-Seven" from *Bunny Drop* #5, Kouki frets over how his close bond with his mother might affect his reputation with girls, while Rin finds herself unsettled by unsettling messages from a past romantic connection of Kouki’s. The story quietly explores the quiet pressures of growing up and the tangled emotions that come with someone else’s history.

Episode Twenty-Eight
33 pp · Domestic
Daikichi KawachiRin KagaMother KawachiKazumi KawachiFather KawachiKouki NitaniAkari

In "Episode Twenty-Eight" from Bunny Drop #5, Rin grapples with the weight of choosing her future, her academic promise shadowed by hesitation. Meanwhile, Kouki steps into a tense confrontation, seeking to protect Rin by facing his ex-girlfriend’s persistent interference.

Episode Twenty-Nine
33 pp · Domestic
Daikichi KawachiRin KagaKouki NitaniReina Hideyuki
Episode Thirty
33 pp · Domestic
Daikichi KawachiRin KagaYukari NitaniKouki NitaniAkari

In "Episode Thirty" from Bunny Drop #5, Jo’s quiet routine unravels when her son Kouki starts skipping school and disappearing into the night, leaving her anxious and unsure. As she turns to Daikichi for guidance, their growing bond is tested when he steps in to help—and then surprises her with a quiet, heartfelt suggestion that changes the way they see their shared future.

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writer, artist, inker Yumi Unita
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