During one particular job, however, Yori receives quite the shock. While protecting an important, high classified briefcase whose contents are a mystery, Yori is accosted by a thief – and this thief is no ordinary criminal.
This thief is, instead, a beautiful young woman. She has a curvy body, a pretty face, long, silky hair…
And she’s wearing a bunny suit?!
That’s pretty crazy – but what’s even crazier is her ability to stop bullets with her bare hands, her superhuman speed, and her augmented strength.
Just who is this bunny girl, and what does she want with this briefcase?
Yori is uncertain – but one thing is for sure. His life is about to be turned upside-down.
Satomi is the first bunny girl Yori meets during his misadventures, and she’s by far the most powerful. Satomi is cocky and self-confident, but she has the abilities to back up her boasts, and she – like Yori – is a professional in her job.
Satomi is ruthless when she’s on the job, and she’s willing to go to whatever lengths required to succeed in her missions. Behind closed doors, however, she’s a kind woman who takes good care of her allies.
Riko is a cheerful, bubbly girl who might be something of an airhead. Instant noodles are her idea of fine dining, and she’s easy to please with her happy-go-lucky attitude.
Despite her upbeat personality, however, Riko cares deeply for the plights of those who are downtrodden, and she’s made it her life’s mission to take down scummy businessmen who prey on the weak and the vulnerable.
…Oh yes, and she’s also a bunny girl who can mindjack people. That’s also a thing.
To Yuka, might makes right, and she’s not afraid of using violence to solve her problems. Her parents were duped into forfeiting their home when she was a young child, and she’s developed a dislike of fraudsters ever since. Afraid of being vulnerable, she’s resolved to fight on the side of justice, no matter the cost.
Beneath her brash exterior, however, Yuka is surprisingly sweet-natured: something Yori soon comes to discover.
