Bunny Drop is a sweet, honest, and unique story that
appeals far more to adults than teens. It is the story of Rin Kaga, that little
girl pictured on the cover, as she grows up with her adopted guardian,
Daikichii. Rin was abandoned by her mother, a busy young author who is a
popular manga author. She left Rin with Daikichii's grandfather, who we find
out soon enough is the father! Bunny Drop follows Rin as she grows up in
Daikichii's care; the two care for and help each other grow and learn.
The art style is different from
most manga in that it is sketchy, flowy, and light. There are few dark lines,
and little intensity. The characters' expressions are clearly defined and
easily felt by the reader, but they're not overwhelming or loud in their
drawing style.
I would recommend Bunny Drop for people who
want to get into Japanese graphic novels but haven't read any before, or for
manga fans who want a more mature, grown-up story.
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