History Manga / BunnyDrop

* PottyFailure - Rin's bedwetting in chapter 4; partly stress, partly scared to enter the bathroom alone at night.

[[caption-width-right:215:A man [[MakesSenseInContext and his aunt]].]]

* [[MaamShock Ma'am Shock]], male version - Her first morning with Daikichi, Rin calls him "oji-san," which shocks him as much because he's just 30 as because she's his {{Oba-san}} in the blood relationship sense. (The official translation obscures the joke by rendering these as "mister" and "ma'am".)

* StockShoujoBullying Tactics: Some third-year students corner Rin and get on her case for walking down the wrong corridor.

* ChildrenRaiseYou - Daikichi goes from being an [[AdultChild immature manchild]] to being a responsible and proactive caretaker, with a few missteps along the way. He even [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] this at the end of volume 2. Counts as major CharacterDevelopment.

* AdultChild - Masako; Daikichi is [[InformedFlaw said to be this]] in the past, but grows out of it quickly.
** In Daikichi's case, it's pretty obvious early on; while he does have the best of intentions, he's very much out of his depth. While some of it is overboard, there's good reason for his mom to regularly take him to task about child-rearing. In short, while there's no doubt that Daikichi ''cares'' and tries to do the right thing, actually getting his act together to do so is a process.
** Masako is a much straighter example. She's described by Daikichi's grandfather as simply not being mature enough to be a mother yet.

* [[spoiler:ParentalIncest - An inversion. Despite being Daikichi's aunt, Rin was raised by Daikichi from childhood and is younger than the former by more than two decades.]]

* [=~Is That Cute Kid Yours?~=] - Daikichi gets this a couple times. He has no idea initially how to handle it, since "No, she's my aunt" is not something you want to go around saying.

* [[spoiler: WifeHusbandry - Inverted; as Rin grows up, she develops feelings for Daikichi.]]

The series is licensed by Yen Press, which has started releasing it in North America. An anime ran in the {{noitaminA}} block in the Summer2011AnimeSeason, and a live-action movie was released in July of that year.

* [=~Is That Cute Kid Yours?~=] - Daikichi has gotten this a couple times. He has no idea initially how to handle it, since "No, she's my aunt" is not something you want to go around saying.

* ArtShift: All of the prologue scenes are colored pastel-style, in contrast to the more conventional coloring in the rest of the episode.

-->[[ArcWords Don't you think this world is better than you expected?]]

-->''One bright autumn day, I learned of Grandpa's demise. Hence I took a leave of absence, packed my bag, and rushed home. Only to find a little girl I had never seen before.''

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[[caption-width:215:A man [[MakesSenseInContext and his aunt]].]]

** In chapter 56 Rin tells Daikichi he's crying and he vehemently denies this, saying "It's sweat, sweat!!" See IronicEcho below.

** In chapter 56 Rin tells Daikichi he's crying and he vehemently denies this, saying "It's sweat, sweat!!"

* ChildrenRaiseYou - Daikichi goes from being an [[AdultChild immature manchild]] to being a responsible and proactive caretaker, with a few missteps along the way. He even lampshades this at the end of volume 2. Counts as major CharacterDevelopment.

The series is licensed by Yen Press, which has started releasing it in North America. An anime began running in the {{noitaminA}} block in the Summer2011AnimeSeason, and a live-action movie will be released in July.