Usagi-moku Shachiku-ka

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Synonyms: Department of Corporate Slave Rabbits

Japanese: ウサギ目社畜科

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 5

Chapters: 70

Status: Finished

Published: Jul 19, 2017 to May 19, 2020

Genre: Comedy

Demographic: Seinen

Serialization: Ultra Jump

Authors: Fujisawa, Kamiya (Story & Art)

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Score: 7.70¹ (scored by 887 users)

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Ranked: #1640²

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Popularity: #7992

Members: 1,994

Favorites: 34

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Ranked #1640Popularity #7992Members 1,994

MangaUltra JumpFujisawa, Kamiya (Story & Art)

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Synopsis

Fuwami, a mysterious rabbit from the Moon who had just lost her job due to a restructuring in the company she used to work in, flew into the room where Shinjirou, an employee of a black company, lives.

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Aug 20, 2020

RPWPA

Recommended

Don't you love it when you read a manga, watch an anime or do anything you know will only be fun and relaxing with no stress nor horrible drama? Well... this manga is pretty much that.

The story of 2 rabbits who love labor working for a human and meeting a lot of characters where all of them are cute yet different. Some use the rabbits to their advantage and others just want to care for them which could leave them dead because labor is their life. It's a cute story about 2 very adorable and cute rabbits who happen to meet a very sad ...

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Nov 6, 2020

Limey_Lassen

Recommended

I'd class this as a manga for adults. Not in the lewd way, but in the "dark jokes about the economy and existential dread" kind of way.

When you first meet the rabbits, at first you feel sympathy for their situation, and think the protagonist is a jerk for mistreating them, until you begin to understand that the rabbits are totally insane and beyond help, and the guy's behavior, cruel as it is, is pretty reasonable in context. This frees you up to enjoy the chaos.

They'll literally die if they stop working for more than a few minutes (it's like a curse or something, the curse ...