Bunny Drop · review
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 "Aishiteruze Baby**", and although Yumi Unita's style isn't as cutesy as Yoko Maki's, the characters aren't any less adorable. The story is equally good, or even better, as it deals with more down-to-earth problems. What makes the manga really stand out in my opinion, though, is the interaction of the main characters with their environment. Daikichi is struggling with the issues of bachelor-suddenly-turned-single-parent, while Rin is trying to overcome her shyness, whichis a result of her secluded upbringing.