BATO RABBITS SERIES

I finally got to reading this book after it's been on my shelf for months! I decided to pick up this title because it's by the same person who created 07 Ghost and that is one of my favorite series For the first volume, I felt like things progressed slowly but well for the type of story. This is a slowly updated and slower translated series, so if you want to jump aboard, now's a good time.Īn anime of this series would do great among the SAO and Gode Geass crowd.more I will say the action was fluid and moved well. Mao was really cute, but not really different from any other cute female in this medium. The MC looks like CLAMP character, except with flatter facial expressions. The character development is non-existent, the world-building is sloppy, and the plot is as coherent as a fever dream, but the whole thing was frakking cute and lots of fun, what with these blushy, overdramatic characters and flash-bang action scenes. The Battle Rabbits are the only force strong enough to protect the human race from them.Īvenging the death of his father, and stumbling into the secret life of a multimillionaire CEO who isn't as he appears, Kokuyuu is determined to get to the bottom of his strange origins.įirst you have this scrawny little dweeb playing the whole Peter Parker gambit, a little bunny rabbit girl hopping around with a laser canon rifle and to make things even better, there's all this over-exaggerated posing, announcement of one's station/position, and dramatics of a shonen anime. The Battle Rabbits are interstellar warriors, and Mao only (crash-) landed on Earth for one reason.ĭark demons known as ogres, monsters that feed on the life energy of depression, anger, and all negative emotions, roam the lands, killing their hosts and reeking havoc. Mao is a peculiar kind of alien, one of a race born and raised on Earth's moon, and whose duty it is to defend our planet. One ordinary day, after being forced to fight his school bully because he ratted him and his good for nothing friends out on shoplifting, (though, unintentionally) Kokuryuu is met with a bubbly, sweet, adorable. Kokuryuu Kaguya is an orphaned teenager working part-time job at a coffee shop while he attends school, to help his aunt keep her inn open. Rabbit-girl.? Mao is a peculiar kind of alien, one of a race born and raised on Earth's moon, and whose duty it is to defend I've met a demon before. To discover more untold stories from history, subscribe to All About History.I've met a demon before.

Eventually Napoleon did manage to escape the fluffy plague, but only by fleeing to his coach, the bunnies in hot pursuit apparently “divided into two wings”, some even made it into the carriage. Napoleon’s men attempted to beat them off with sticks but the swarm was, quite literally, impossible to shake off.Īlthough most likely reluctant to admit it, Berthier was to blame – instead of trapping wild hares he had purchased tame rabbits, they were used to seeing humans so they were expecting Napoleon to feed them their dinner rather than shoot them. Nervous laughter quickly transformed into horror as this fluffle of beasts began to climb up the French emperor’s legs. Once the rabbits were released from their cages they did the exact opposite of what all the men expected – instead of running away in terror they all bounded straight toward Napoleon. He wanted to impress so he revealed hundreds (and some sources even say thousands) of bunnies caged and eager to flee as soon as they were released – or so he thought. His chief of staff Alexandre Berthier set about collecting the bunnies needed for such a celebration, while also inviting a selection of the most prominent men in the military. To put this epic battle in context, Napoleon had just signed the Treaties of Tilsit, thereby ending the War of the Fourth Coalition, and the perfect way to celebrate, he decided, was with a rabbit hunt. Napoleon’s defeat at Waterloo wasn’t the only humiliating face-off in his illustrious career in the summer of 1807 he faced a rather different opponent, a horde of rampaging fluffy bunnies.

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