This Coreful figure presents Azusagawa Kaede in a vibrant bunny-girl concept, capturing a playful yet delicate aura fans will recognize from Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai. Kaede stands in a dynamic, forward-leaning pose with careful balance to convey movement while maintaining a graceful silhouette. Her long hair is sculpted in soft, flowing strands with light pink tones and subtle shading that adds depth and life. Bunny ears sit atop her head, curved softly to mirror her expression, and a small bow at the neck adds a touch of elegance. The costume features a glossy white bodice with contrasting black accents and a traditional black bunny tail. Stockings and gloves are painted with fine line work to suggest fabric folds and subtle shine. The base is understated yet sturdy, elevating the figure without distracting from Kaede’s face, which is rendered with a gentle gaze and a hint of blush. The overall finish emphasizes crisp lines, smooth textures, and a balanced color palette that captures both the charm and fragility of Kaede’s character while honoring the series’ aesthetic.

Azusagawa Kaede is introduced as Sakuta Azusagawa’s younger sister whose life is shadowed by a mysterious phenomenon known as Adolescence Syndrome. The plot follows her gradual journey toward recovery as she wrestles with memory gaps, social withdrawal, and fear of judgment. Through the support of her brother, classmates, and mentors, Kaede’s arc explores themes of forgiveness, trust, and self-worth. The narrative reveals that Kaede’s trauma stems from past events and that her perception of reality can be reshaped by the people around her. Across different timelines, Kaede’s voice re-emerges, memories become clearer, and she learns to assert her own agency. Her story often intertwines with other characters confronting their own struggles, reinforcing the message that empathy and understanding can heal wounds that seem insurmountable. The Bunny Girl Kaede figure embodies her growth, merging a gentle demeanor with a quiet resilience that mirrors her path from isolation toward connection and hope. Kaede’s journey contributes to the central theme that adolescence, with its pain and confusion, can lead to personal growth and the reestablishment of meaningful relationships.