Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai Blu-ray

This expensive product is made by Aniplex which explains the extremely high price tag. It is Subbed only. Thirteen episodes on three Blu Ray discs. There is a small booklet with character art and background. Also, a set of animated photos of the female characters posing in random backgrounds.The kickoff to the story is the main lead character Sakuta Azusagawa comes across the beautiful actress upper classmate Mai Sakurajima in a bunny suit attempting to gain attention from others in a public setting. Mai’s existence has apparently vanished from the world apart from Sakuta. Thus, this is where the show gets its title.Due to her ‘puberty syndrome’, Mai pops in and out of being able to interact with others. This causes a reliance on the unaffected Sakuta for social interaction as well as acquiring food. The two also have chemistry which is slowly building into an endearing romantic relationship.Sakuta is trying to solve Mai’s problem while also dealing with a number of other puberty syndrome encounters. As their relationship blooms, Mai continues to fade away to the point where the eventually affected Sakuta goes through quite the ordeal to keep Mai in his life.The two main characters are in their teen years but behave as if they were salty thirty-year-olds. Their situations apparently forced quick maturity but still have their awkward teenage tendencies. Adult involvement is also avoided since the puberty syndrome would not be believable to anyone not experiencing it. There is lots of exposition dialogue but plenty of charm from letting any drawn-out situation becoming dry.Lots of high notes throughout the show. A clean anime with enjoyable characters. Also, fun fact, the voice actors Kaito Ishikawa and Asami Seto have another fictional voice acting romance as the main characters in the Rise of the Shield Hero franchise. I highly recommend this show for the described tearjerker romance.

This is an amazing anime easily in my top 3

It was packaged very nicely and came with no damages, but this is coming from a non-collector’s perspective.

One of the best anime of the 2018 season, Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai does not go where you might imagine it would. While the title suggests an ecchi high school romp full of fanservice - and in the first eight minutes you might be forgiven for thinking as much - what develops is an interesting commentary on isolation, groupthink, Internet hostility, and the struggles of Japanese teenagers to fit in, all wrapped in an urban legend known as "adolescent syndrome" that manifests itself in a variety of ways. With its companion movie, Rascal Does Not Dream of Dreaming Girl, it's a fun yet sometimes sobering tale of choices and consequences.

The post cards and the booklet is perfectly fine, but it only came with two blu ray instead of three, I don't have a blu ray region B player at this moment and I want to know if they put extras on disc two or one.

Was not clear that it was a region b disc, now I have to buy a region b player to watch it.