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In the end, he is shot by Ryu while psychically synced
with the increasingly unstable Tetsuo. It is at this moment he is reunited with his friends and regains his personality. Kai (甲斐) Kai[c] (born January 8, 2004)[13] is a loyal, high-ranking member of Kaneda's gang. He is known for his unorthodox fashion sense, such as neckties, which he adopts to appear intelligent and sophisticated. He is detained by the army and placed in a reform school following the
climax of volume 1, but returns in volume 4. Forming alliances with Kei and Lady Miyako, as well as Joker and Kaneda, he plays an instrumental role in the build-up to Kaneda's showdown with Tetsuo.
The movie, which was called "Rascal Does Not Dream of a Dreaming Girl," was intended as a sequel to the first season, and covered the sixth and seventh novels in the
series. The series currently consists of 11 total volumes and hasn't been completed yet. That means that if the show is renewed,
there's more material for the show to adapt. It's possible, however, that the creators of the series are waiting for more material to become available before they push ahead with another season. Season 1 covered five volumes, and there are only four unadapted volumes available right now. What characters will be in Season 2 of Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai? CloverWorks The first season of the series began by focusing on the dry, sometimes sarcastic Sakuta Azusagawa and the potentially deadly Mai Sakurajima, but the series slowly expands to include other characters as well.
