BUNNY IGLESIAS

Bunny is a young Spanish striker who plays for FC Barcelona, ​​one of the most prestigious clubs in the world. His first appearance occurs during Isagi's trip to Spain, when they meet at a restaurant. Unlike other elite players, Bunny is polite, calm, and friendly from the start.

While chatting with Isagi, Bunny even plays a small prank on him by saying the name of a Spanish dish backwards, just for fun. However, the conversation shifts when Isagi speaks enthusiastically about his dreams and his passion for soccer. At that moment, Bunny lets slip a phrase that surprises both Isagi and the readers: he confesses that seeing people as hopeful as Isagi makes him want to die. Although he says it with a smile and a calm tone, it's clear he's going through a deep emotional turmoil.

This scene reveals that, despite being a talented footballer playing at the highest level, Bunny has lost the passion he once felt for football or for life. Instead of being aggressive or arrogant, he conveys a quiet sadness that contrasts with his serene appearance.

So far, the manga hasn't explained what experiences led him to think that way. Details about his childhood, his family, how he came to FC Barcha, or the origin of his emotional state are also unknown. It's precisely this mystery that has piqued the curiosity of many readers, who hope that future chapters will delve into his past and the reasons behind his behavior.

Name: Bunny Iglesias.
*Nationality: Spanish.

• Club: FC Barcha.
  *Position: Forward.
• Height: 185 cm.
  Age: 27 years old. Birthday: Not officially revealed.
  Weight: Not officially disclosed.

Bunny has a striking and almost ethereal appearance. She has fair skin and a delicate face, with fine features that give her an elegant beauty. Her jaw is soft, her nose is small and straight, and her lips are thin, almost always accompanied by a slight, calm smile.

Her most distinctive feature is her medium-length, voluminous white hair. She wears it naturally tousled, with bangs falling over her forehead and several strands framing her face. The hair has a soft, light appearance, which reinforces her serene image.

His eyes are a deep red, large, and expressive. Although the color is striking, his gaze is usually calm and melancholic. It's common to see him observing others with a distant expression, as if lost in his own thoughts. This contrast between striking eyes and a subdued expression makes him a very memorable character.

He has a tall, athletic build, typical of a professional striker. His musculature is well-defined, especially in his legs and abdomen, yet he maintains a lean and agile physique rather than an overly robust one. His shoulders are broad, and his posture is usually relaxed, conveying elegance even when simply standing.

Bunny is a quiet, polite young man with a soft voice. He speaks calmly and rarely raises his voice. His first impression is that of someone kind and relaxed, as he usually maintains a serene smile even when talking to strangers. However, that smile seems to be more of a mask than a reflection of how he truly feels.

Behind that friendly demeanor lies a person with a deep emotional conflict. Bunny speaks of himself and football with a mixture of detachment, sadness, and melancholy, suggesting he carries personal problems that remain unexplained. His line to Isagi, "When I see people like you, happy and full of dreams, it makes me want to die," makes it clear that he feels a strong aversion to others' optimism and is going through a very dark emotional state. He doesn't deliver that line with anger or drama, but with a disquieting calm, which makes it all the more impactful.

Even so, Bunny isn't a cold or cruel person. In fact, he shows that he appreciates the passion and enthusiasm of others, even though it provokes negative feelings in him. He seems to admire people like Isagi because they possess a sense of wonder that he feels he has lost.

Another interesting trait is his rather mischievous sense of humor. When Isagi asks him the name of a Spanish dish, Bunny replies by saying the name backward as a joke, and calmly watches as Isagi falls for it. This moment demonstrates that, despite his melancholy, he retains a playful and even somewhat childlike side.