The Lucky Bunny By Covert Japan And Starring Misa Patched May 2026

Three entirely new chapters set in Misa’s childhood, showing how she built the Lucky Bunny mask. These chapters are disturbing, beautifully animated in a watercolor style, and include trigger warnings for emotional abuse.

Upon its initial unpatched release in 2021, The Lucky Bunny received mixed reviews. Critics praised the atmospheric synthwave soundtrack and the unique "radio DJ" gameplay loop (where you choose which calls to answer, affecting your mental state). However, many called the game "unfinished" and "emotionally hollow."

That changed in late 2022 when Covert Japan silently released the Misa Patch on their official Discord server, with no announcement. Word spread like wildfire. Within a month, fan forums exploded with theories, fan art, and emotional testimonials. the lucky bunny by covert japan and starring misa patched

As of 2025, the patched version holds a 92% positive rating on dedicated VN databases. It is frequently compared to Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice for its portrayal of mental illness and to VA-11 Hall-A for its bartender-like radio mechanic.

One Steam review sums it up best:

"Without the patch, The Lucky Bunny is a pretty face with nothing to say. With the patch, it’s a mirror. Misa isn't just a character—she’s a warning, a comfort, and a mystery I still think about months later."

The Lucky Bunny follows a loose narrative structure typical of the travel-genre subgenre. The premise is simple: a getaway trip with a romantic partner, documented through a handheld lens. Three entirely new chapters set in Misa’s childhood,

The title itself is whimsical, referencing a prop—a rabbit plush toy or a thematic accessory—that accompanies the couple, adding a layer of innocence and playfulness to the eroticism. The film is divided into distinct acts: