Rabbit Man

An aspiring criminal with sociopathic tendencies harbors a singular, dark ambition: to become the most terrifying villain in all of Tokyo. However, his ruthless path is abruptly derailed when an elderly victim places a bizarre and inescapable curse upon him. As punishment for his wicked intentions, his head is grotesquely transformed into that of a rabbit. Far worse than this humiliating physical alteration is the curse’s true nature, which completely overrides his free will, compelling his body to perform acts of kindness and heroism against his every desire. Stripped of his menacing identity, he is thrust into the public eye not as a feared mastermind, but as "Rabbit Man," a deeply adored superhero celebrated by the very city he intended to terrorize. Every attempt to commit evil is thwarted by his own cursed anatomy, forcing him to rescue citizens and uphold justice while screaming internally. Trapped in a cruel twist of fate, the protagonist endures a relentless, ironic nightmare. He is bound to the life of a beloved protector, forever tormented by the reality that he has become the exact kind of hero he despises most. His grand criminal empire remains an impossible dream, replaced instead by unwanted fame and mandatory good deeds.