“Single Daikichi adopts his late grandfather's illegitimate daughter, Rin, forming an unexpected family in Usagi Drop.”
Bunny Drop
うさぎドロップ
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Synopsis
Single Daikichi adopts his late grandfather's illegitimate daughter, Rin, forming an unexpected family in Usagi Drop.
When bachelor Daikichi Kawachi attends his grandfather's funeral, he is surprised to find a mysterious young girl alone in the garden. To his astonishment, the shy and reserved girl, named Rin Kaga, is believed to be the illegitimate child of his late grandfather. Due to the shameful circumstances related to the little girl, no one in the family is willing to take her in following her father's death. Infuriated by the coldness extended to an innocent child, Daikichi announces that he will take care of Rin himself, despite his young age, single status, and lack of parental experience. Usagi Drop follows the story of Daikichi and Rin as they try to find happiness and purpose to their fateful meeting.
What people say
Community consensus
Derived from 20 sampled reviews
What 20 readers settled on.
Polarized
σ 2.55 · split reception
6.4 pts
Recommenders 8.6 · others 2.2
↓ 3.65
Running avg · May 2009 → May 2025
- 9 “Yumi Unita's "Bunny Drop" follows the main characters Daikichi (30) and Rin (6) as they settle in and face the everyday challenges of a single parent. Basically the story is a grown-up version of...”
- 9 “Usagi Drop is one of those manga I just randomly stumbled upon, read the description and put it on my read-it-later list. Months later when I remembered I actually had a list, I went back to read...”
- 10 “THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS I had to write my own so people can give it a fair chance. I'm not a review writer but I'll do my best. By now most people know how Usagi Drop begins. Daikichi is a 30...”
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A Manga Publication
- Format 62 × 10 ch × vol
- Total read 8h 16m approx
- Published Oct 2005 – Dec 2011
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M2970 catalog