Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai

Sakuta Azusagawa is not looking for drama, he just wants his quiet routine to stay quiet. Then he walks into a library and sees a girl in a bunny outfit, standing out in every obvious way, except nobody reacts. The girl is Mai Sakurajima, a famous actress on hiatus who attends his school, and she is testing something terrifying, the fact that people are starting to fail to notice her at all. Sakuta is the only one who can see her, and that single detail pulls him into a problem that does not follow normal logic. As Mai’s presence fades for everyone else, Sakuta tries to figure out what is happening and why it targets her, even when she is not trying to hide. Their conversations move from suspicion to trust, then to something more personal, because Mai is not just a mystery, she is a person trying to stay real while the world erases her. Solving her case does not end the pattern. Sakuta keeps running into other students dealing with strange, painful distortions of reality, and each one forces him to choose how far he will go to help when the answer might demand that he risks his own peace, reputation, and relationships.