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Bunny Drop (Season one) Usagi Drop |
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Atria35's Review When the grandfather of the family finally passes away, he leaves behind a 6 year old daughter that nobody knew about. No one really wants to take care of her... so Daikichi steps in. A 30 year old bachelor, he knows nothing about kids or girls, but knows that Rin deserves a home. He opens his heart to her, and she opens his to him. This show shows them becoming a family, negotiating all the obstacles that come with single parenthood and not being directly related. It's sweet, it's loveable, and it's absolutely adorable! Violence: Rin and her friend lose a tooth, and you see a little blood dripping. That's it. Problematic Theological Themes: Daikichi's grandfather never married the woman who had Rin, though he did offer it. She turned him down. Rin's mother also (apparently) has no problem giving Rin up, though there are small flashes of remorse. Other potentially problematic themes: There are three swears at most in the anime, none worse than the 'd-word'. Daikichi and Rin go to a company party where there is some drinking. |
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