Tsunousagi

Jacka is a young rabbit with an unshakable admiration for the heroes he watches on television. Day after day, he loses himself in spirited games of make-believe, donning imaginary capes and striking dramatic poses, convinced that one day he too will rise to greatness. Yet there is one detail that makes him stand out from every other child in town—a massive, stag-beetle-like horn sprouting from his head, a constant reminder that he is different, whether he likes it or not. Despite his cheerful exterior, the horn has always been a source of quiet insecurity, setting him apart in ways he cannot ignore. When an unprecedented and colossal tornado is forecast to ravage his peaceful hometown, the carefree days of playing hero are abruptly shattered. Jacka, already weighed down by a string of recent disappointments that have left his spirit bruised, finds himself thrust into a crisis far more real than any television drama. As the monstrous storm bears down, the townsfolk scramble for safety, and his friends look to him with a mixture of fear and hope. Forced to confront his own doubts, Jacka must decide whether his childhood fantasies of heroism can translate into genuine courage—or if his horn, the very thing that makes him an outcast, might just be the key to protecting everyone he holds dear. Together with his companions and the desperate residents, he faces a battle not only against nature’s fury, but against the limits he has always placed on himself.