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According to their official press release, NIS America has licensed Usagi Drop (Bunny Drop).

NIS America will release the 11-episode series in their premium package on DVD and Blu-ray on August 7. The four special episodes will be included.

Source: Press Release (ANN)

Finally something I like. Hope the sales are good for this one.

In before the "Waah no dub" whiners.

Good pick up for NISA, I hope it does well for them.

Damn way to go the extra mile for fans.

im so fucking pissed where the hell is the second season for this show the second half was really good

It'll be made whenever you learn proper sentence structure.

dammit, dunno if i want to buy. would only buy because of the words "premium edition"

God no please no second season it'll ruin everything. If they animate the true ending that is. But overall the second half of the manga just wasn't as good as the first half.

true but second half was good not good as first half but still good i don't care about the ending i only care for the parts before it did have some good moments i think they should make it since everything was great in the manga except the ending

its unfortunate that animes like usagi drop and chihayafuru don' sell great in Japan. :(

S2 won't happen because it didn't sell well enough 4000 copies average in Japan, you need 6000+ for S2.

yeah a second season with the true ending would ruin the show.
Hmm was this anime licensed by another company before?

YES PLEASE.

That's for 2 reasons:
1 - Time slots.
2 - No pantsu or tsundere.

Timeslots have nothing to do with it, since prime time anime doesn't sell either (Usagi Drop still outsold Naruto and One Piece normal DVD volumes).

Its just that the audience who buys anime aren't middle aged women, so they have no interest in Josei anime.

Denpa got a S2 and had none of the above just a little under 6000 copies sold overall + merchandising.

i must say that's a nice acquisition

Sounds good for NISA, although a second season would be nice too

There's a saying that these kinds of masterpieces are released to the wrong audience at the wrong time. If anime like this were released back then, the resulting appeal would've been much different.

It's about time.