Gochuumon wa Usagi desu ka??

Cocoa attempts to photograph a smiling Chino while Chiya notices her shop missing from a magazine feature.

Cocoa decides to send photos of her new friends to her family back home, but Chino is very shy around cameras. This prompts Cocoa to embark on a mission to capture Chino smiling. Meanwhile, Chiya’s Japanese sweets shop, Ama Usa An, is featured in a magazine alongside several other cafés in the area. However, Rabbit House is not among the establishments included in the publication. The episode highlights the contrast between the successful promotion of Ama Usa An and the exclusion of Rabbit House from the same media coverage.

Chino investigates Syaro's haunted house rumor and visits Rize's wealthy mansion

Chino aims to master the art of ghost stories to frighten her friends. When Syaro reveals that her home is haunted, Chino immediately heads to the location to investigate. However, the entity she encounters is not what she anticipated. Following this event, Chino and Cocoa travel to Rize's mansion. During their visit, they observe the significant wealth of Rize's family firsthand. The episode focuses on these two distinct events involving the group's interactions with supernatural rumors and social status differences among their friends.

Chino and friends seek art subjects and learn ballet for school festival

During fine arts month at Chino's school, students participate in a sketching contest and a creative dance recital. Chino, along with her friends Maya and Megu, explores the town to find suitable subjects for their artwork. To enhance their contribution to the dance performance, Chino chooses to study ballet. The group balances their artistic pursuits by gathering inspiration from their surroundings while preparing for the upcoming school events.

Cocoa attempts to impress during an elegant afternoon tea celebration with her friends

As the school year progresses and the girls prepare to advance to the next grade, Rize suggests they celebrate their growth in maturity by visiting a nice café for afternoon tea. The group enjoys this elegant gathering together. However, the following day, Cocoa appears to be putting in more effort than usual, seemingly influenced by the previous day's events. This shift in her behavior suggests she may have taken the tea party tutorial to heart, striving to embody the elegance she witnessed. The narrative focuses on this subtle change in her demeanor as the seasons continue to pass around the group.

Cocoa searches for her sister Mocha who is delayed and hiding with a rabbit

Mocha, Cocoa's sister, is expected to visit but her arrival is delayed. Cocoa leaves her home to search for Mocha in town but fails to locate her. Meanwhile, Mocha is in a park cuddling a feral rabbit. The story follows the two sisters as they attempt to find each other despite their separate locations and the ongoing wait.

Cocoa distances herself from Mocha fearing she is losing her new little sisters

Cocoa experiences a sense of loss, believing that her older sister Mocha is gradually taking away her new "little sisters." To avoid appearing like a spoiled baby sister in the process, she decides to create distance between herself and Mocha. This internal conflict drives her to pull away from her sibling despite her underlying attachment. The narrative focuses on Cocoa's emotional struggle to balance her desire for independence with her fear of losing the familial bonds she has recently formed.

Cocoa hand-washes stained uniforms while the group gathers for a curry party at Syaro's house.

Cocoa accidentally stains her work uniform and, finding the household washing machine broken, opts to hand-wash her clothes along with those of Chino and Rize. This chore prompts Chino to consider whether it is time to update the Rabbit House employee uniforms. Later, the girls convene at Syaro's residence to enjoy a curry party together.

Chiya explains her conflict with Cocoa regarding school changes and receives a challenge letter

Chiya confides in Syaro about a disagreement with Cocoa, noting that Cocoa appeared indifferent to the potential alteration of their school classes. Seeking further perspective on the situation, Syaro consults both Rize and Chino for their insights. However, the discussion is interrupted when Chiya unexpectedly receives a challenge letter directly from Cocoa, shifting the focus of the narrative toward this new development.

Chiya and Chino investigate the historical rivalry between Ama Usa An and Rabbit House owners.

Chiya informs Chino about a past rivalry between the owners of Ama Usa An and Rabbit House, prompting the group to verify the claim. Chino utilizes a middle school job experience project to work at Ama Usa An for three days. During this time, she and Chiya investigate the history of both shops to determine the truth behind the alleged conflict.

Rize and Syaro investigate the legend of Miss Emerald while visiting school clubs.

Rize frequently assists various school clubs with their activities. She invites Syaro to accompany her on this day, and the pair visits multiple clubs together. During their visits, they look into the story of a former club helper known as Miss Emerald, who was part of the school's history. The two friends explore the different clubs to uncover details about this past figure while helping out in the present. Their investigation focuses on the legend surrounding Miss Emerald and her role within the school community.

The girls enjoy a mountain getaway funded by Rize's father, but the trip faces unexpected difficulties.

A group of female characters travels to the mountains for a weekend retreat focused on relaxation and enjoying nature. The accommodations and necessary supplies for this outdoor excursion are provided by the father of Rize. Despite the intention for a peaceful and enjoyable time, the group encounters a series of mishaps. Various problems arise sequentially throughout their stay, disrupting their plans and causing complications. The narrative follows their attempts to navigate these unforeseen issues while staying at the lodging arranged by Rize's family, highlighting the contrast between their expectations and the reality of their challenging weekend experience.

Chino captures silly moments while Cocoa discovers a strange item behind a café picture frame

Chino attempts to photograph the other girls in their natural state, but the resulting images are predominantly silly rather than serious. After the group finishes taking numerous pictures and returns to their tasks, Cocoa notices something unusual hidden behind a framed picture within the café. This discovery interrupts the routine atmosphere, shifting the focus from the lighthearted photography session to a mysterious find. The episode highlights the contrast between Chino's photographic intentions and the actual playful outcomes, while introducing a new element of intrigue through Cocoa's observation. The narrative balances casual interaction with a sudden point of interest, maintaining a calm tone despite the unexpected discovery.

The First Bunny: A Boisterous Self-Proclaimed Big Sister with Smiles and Flashes

The second bunny features a grey rabbit and Cinderella

3rd Bunny: The Spinning Dance Legend of the Duck Squad

Episode 4: Cocoa-senpai’s Elegant Tea Party Tutorial

5th Bunny: I Saw Through Your Ordinary Springiness at First Bite

The 6th Bunny completes the mission in the wooden framework town

The 7th Bunny: A Spoiled Girl Vanishes Like a Fleeting Soap Bubble

The 8th Bunny: A Narrative Concerning Stealthy Surveillance and Obsessive Following

The 9th Bunny Furball Suicide Attacks and the Merciless Button Launch

10th Bunny: Everyday Life Searching for E

The eleventh bunny character is identified as Stardust Mayim-Mayim

Episode 12 Bunny: The Treasure Is Your Decisive Moment