The First Descendant: Best Bunny Build Guide

Discover the Best Bunny Build Guide for The First Descendant and how to create a powerful character with skills, modules, and weapons.

This guide has been updated for Season 1, Hotfix 1.1.0 of the First Descendant.

Bunny Build Guide for The First Descendant

In the First Descendant, Bunny is the central character thanks to her blinding speed, area damage, and fun factor. What makes Bunny unique is massive area damage (AOE) based on how fast she moves. With a Bunny build, your goal is to constantly move and build up unique resource electricity. Bunny also triggers status effects electrocute and plays in close range for optimal damage.

While Bunny has the best overall kit for most content in the First Descendant, she can be squishy (lower Survivability). Players will have to use fast movement, staffing, and mods to compensate for being in close range constantly. Moreover, Bunny can struggle in Void Intercpet battles (bosses) where 15-meter range isn’t recommended. However, we recommend every player unlock Bunny because she’s so fast and breezes through leveling content or grinding.

This Bunny Build guide will walk you through a Non-Ultimate Bunny Build. The two versions are similar, but the catalyst sockets and base stats are increased in Ultimate Bunny. Therefore, we will optimize the base Bunny build for “mobbing” or clearing content quickly vs. boss encounters. Check out Ultimate Bunny for a more Void Intercept focus boss killer.

Bunny Build Pro	Bunny Build Cons
Area Damage	Lower Survivability
Speed	Melee Range
Best Kit	Constant Movement

Features and Mechanics for Bunny Build Guide in The First Descendant

The following list presents all the essential Bunny build guide features and Mechanics for the First Descendant:

• Best Modules: High-Voltage, HP Collector, Focus on Electric
• Best Reactor: Tingling Singularity
• Best Weapon: Thunder Cage Submachine Gun
• Best Weapon Mods: Fire Rate Up, Rifling Reinforcement, Action and Reaction
• Best External Component Set: Supernova
• Descendent Attribute: Electric
• Skills
  • Thrill Bomb
  • Light Speeding
  • Lightning Emission
  • Maximum Power
  • Rabbit Foot (Passive)
• Playstyle: constant movement AOE damage
• How to Unlock: main story completion, then Magisters Anais to conduct research
• Story: “My parents weren’t even soldiers… so why did they abandon me?”

How to unlock Bunny in The First Descendant

To unlock the Bunny Character in the First Descendant, speak with the Magisters Anais to conduct research for 100,000 credits. You will need the following material, obtained through the quest “Bunny Crafting Training:”

• Bunny Enhanced Cells
  • Repton x422
  • Monad Shard x246
  • Organic Biogel x31
  • Bunny Enhanced Cell Blueprint
  • 200,000 Gold
• Bunny Stabilizer
  • Repton x422
  • Monad Shard x246
  • Low-Carbon Activator x64
  • Bunny Stabilizer Blueprint x1
  • 200,000 Gold
• Bunny Spiral Catalyst
  •  Repton x422
  • Monad Shard x246
  • Insulated Metallic Foil x43
  • Bunny Spiral Catalyst Blueprint x1
• Bunny Code

You must level through the main story until you reach the Albion Mountains area. The Quest has five stages: Bunny Crafting Training, with the fifth being researching Bunny and unlocking this character. Complete all the main story missions and finish the missions in the Kingston area. You must upgrade one mod in Albion, then one Void Battle. Once completed, talk with Anais and conduct the research.

Bunny’s Exclusive Equipment

Bunny’s exclusive equipment is her Biopower Conversion Device, which is her cosmetic special suit that is automatically given to the player upon acquisition of the Descendant. You can access it by clicking details in the Descendant menu and customizing the appearance of her suit. Below are the details on Bunny’s Exclusive Equipment:

“Simply known as a ‘Bio-Cell,’ this special suit is a Biopower Conversion Device. It serves as an electric storage device that helps Bunny convert and store electromagnetic force generated by her movements into actual electricity. Thanks to the Bio-Cell, Bunny can store electricity generated within her body and attack enemies by releasing electromagnetic force during combat when necessary.

However, Albion was unable to create a perfect electric transition device with their current technology because the electricity generated by Bunny’s Arche and physical activities was very different from the usual current and pattern. As a consequence, the charged electricity decreases immediately if Bunny doesn’t move. That’s also the reason why this suit is called a Biopower Conversion Device rather than a typical battery.”

How to Complete Bunny Quest

1. What Kind of Records Are These?
   • Talk with Alpha in Albion
   • Listen to Record Transcript of Operation Records
   • To listen open map, journal, choose records
2. Follow Their Traces (First Journal)
   • Start southwest Sterile Lands
   • First, Journal Edge of cliff, then listen to records
3. The Traces Continue (Second Journal)
   • Go to Vespers, southwest Stone Archway
   • Grapple to the archway find the second journal and list
4. In Search of the Relic (Third Journal)
   • Go to Derelict Covert Echo Swap and north until wood towers near jump quest
   • Climb highest tower for third journal and listen
5. Data Chip Fragments
   • Go to Vermillion Waste in Agna Desert
   • Start Void Fusion Reactor quest in the region
   • Defeat Drakkul then return to Anais
6. Security Bypass Tool
   • Go to White-Night Gultch Shipment Base
   • Complete Shipment Base Vulgus Strategic Outpost Recon Mission
   • Beat mini boss return to Anais in Albion
7. Communications Tracking Component
   • Beat the Pyromanic Viod INtercept battle on normal
   • Return to Anais
8. To Bunny, Our Beloved Daughter
   • Talk with Anais and move to Abandoned Magister Lab
   • Complete the mission by defeating Shrieking Verses and speak with Anais
9. Goods With No Owner
   • Talk with Alpha in Albion Command Center and complete the quest
10. Birthday (Ending)
    • Gain a Old Teddy Bear chest Attachment as a reward

Best Skill for Bunny

Lighting Emission is Bunny’s best skill because it provides AOE damage to clear mobs and can kill bosses if combined with the Transcendent Mod High-Voltage. The skill emits lighting in a 9-meter radius based on moving 7 meters. Moreover, the skill can trigger the electrocution status effect damage, dealing even more damage over time to targets.

What makes lighting emission useful is that it’s based on movement. Therefore, you can combine it with Speed of Light or Long Distance Grappling hook to trigger the damage more frequently. With proper mods, this skill can destroy bosses while strafing in a semi-circle or clear out waves of enemies. The Transcendent Mod High-Voltage reduces the number of enemies but radically increases the damage. Moreover, the skill is Singular and can be boosted further with Focus on Singular and Focus on Electric mods. Once both are maxed out, this will be your priority skill for mobbing and bossing.

Look for a Tingling Singularity Reactor with a Submachine Gun or Thunder Cage mount to deal with the most damage caused by lighting emission.

Below are all the skills for Bunny’s character:

• Thrill Bomb – Summons an Electro Orb to attack nearby enemies and inflict them with Electrocute effect.
• Speed of Light – Increases sprint speed and the amount of Electricity obtained.
• Lightning Emission – Moving around deals damage to nearby enemies and inflicts them with Electrocute effect.
• Maximum Power – Shoots out electricity forward to inflict damage. Damage increases in proportion to skill duration.
• Rabbit Foot (Passive) – Charges electricity by moving around. Landing on the ground after double jump inflicts damage to nearby enemies.

Thrill Bomb

Thrill Bomb Skill Features in The First Descendant:

• Summons an Electro Orb to attack nearby enemies and inflict them with Electrocute effect.
• Electric – Fusion
• Creates a Thrill Bomb to deal damage to the nearest enemy in range. This damage increases proportionally to the amount of owned Electricity.
• Inflicts Electrocution on enemies that are hit. Electrocution deals continuous damage at fixed intervals.
• Cooldown: 10.0 seconds
• Electricity Cost: 100.0
• Damage: Skill Power x 130.3%
• Per 10% Electricity Retained: Skill Power x +15%
• Radius: 7 Meters
• Max Expandable Range: 300%
• Max Hits: 6 Enemies
• Continuous Damage: Skill Power x 46.6%
• Continuous Damage Interval: 1.0 second
• Duration: 3 seconds

How to use Thrill Bomb: A proportional bonus skill that creates a big bomb in a roughly 7-meter radius. You can increase the damage by using a skill power modifier and electricity. The strength of the Thrill Bomb is it can apply an electrocution status effect, giving constant damage pulses. Thrill Bomb has a low cooldown and triggers electrocution damage, so this should be your primary ability. Moreover, the skill can hit six enemies at a time, so it can be applied to the maximum number of enemies in the area.

Speed of Light

Speed of Light Skill Features in The First Descendant:

• Description: Increases sprint speed and the amount of Electricity obtained. We recommend using this as often as possible to maximize the amount of Electricity you gain.
• Electric – Singular
• Always moves by Sprinting and increases Sprint Speed.
• Gains Speed of Light.
• Speed of Light additionally gains Electricity while moving.
• Cooldown: 2 seconds
• MP Cost: 12
• Continuous MP Cost Interval: Every Cycle
• Continuous MP Cost: Max 16 in 1 second
• Sprint Speed Increase: 50%
• Acquisition Cycle: per 1 meter
• Acquire: Max Electricity x 0.6%

How to use Speed of Light: You want to use Speed of Light just after a Thrill Bomb or Bunny hop explosion to quickly build up electricity via increased sprint speed. This ability can also be used defensively when you need to peel out of combat but still generate electricity. Moreover, Bunny’s passive collection of energy resources builds up to power your other skills like Thrill Bomb, Lightning Emission, and Maximum power. Therefore, use this ability to rush around and build up energy to maximize the damage from your skills.

Lightning Emission

Lightning Emission Skill Features in The First Descendant:

• Description: Moving around deals damage to nearby enemies and inflicts them with Electrocute effect.
• Electric – Singular
• Activates Lightning Emission for a certain period of time.
• Deals damage to nearby enemies whenever moving a certain distance. This damage increases proportionally to the amount of Electricity owned.
• Inflicts Electrocution on enemies that are hit. Electrocution deals continuous damage at fixed intervals.
• Cooldown: 30 seconds
• Electricity Cost: 266
• Move Distance: Emits every 6.0 meter moved
• Damage: skill power x 167.4%
• Per 10% of Electricity Retained: skill power x +15%
• Effect Range: 7 Meter Radius
• Max Expandable Range: 300%
• Duration: 20 seconds
• Continuous Damage: skill power x 59.8%
• Continuous Damage Interval: 1 second
• Duration: 3 second

How to use Lightning Emission: This skill automatically does the Electrocute status effect, which is perfect in large groups of mobs when they want to pulse with damage. With reduced cooldowns, you can combo Lighting Emission, then Speed of Light, gaining electricity for a Thrill Bomb, and then back all over again. Moreover, the damage is increased proportional to your Electricity, and you want to combo this with Speed of Light to move faster, hit more enemies, and gather more electricity. With a massive cooldown, you want to use sparingly until you gain mods to reduce the time it takes between skill usage.

Maximum Power

Maximum Power Skill Features in The First Descendant:

• Description: Shoots out electricity forward to inflict damage. Damage increases in proportion to skill duration.
• Electric – Fusion
• Discharges electricity forward.
• Deals damage to enemies that come into contact with the electricity, with the damage increasing gradually based on the discharge time.
• Ends when electricity runs out.
• Cooldown: 38 seconds
• Cost Interval: Every cycle
• Continuous Electricity Cost: max 160 in 1 second
• Level 2: Damage Increase Time: Maintain for 0.5 seconds
• Level 3: Damage Increase Time: Maintain for 0.5 seconds
• Level 1 Damage: Skill Power x 505.7%
• Level 2 Damage: Lv. 1 Damage x 20.0% Amplification
• Level 3 Damage: Lv. 1 Damage x 50.0% Amplification

How to use Maximum Power: This can be used as a single target nuke beam channel. Therefore, make sure you have a lot of charge and melt a single target. Since the skill is a single target, it’s preferred for boss fights. You want to keep your charge at full before channeling damage. Moreover, ensure you are in safe potions before sitting in a channel fully exposed to incoming damage.

Rabbit Foot (Passive)

Rabbit Foot Skill Features in The First Descendant:

• Description: Charges electricity by moving around. Landing on the ground after a double jump inflicts damage to nearby enemies.
• Electric – Fusion
• Acquires Electricity proportional to the distance moved. When movement stops, the accumulated Electricity will gradually be consumed.
• Deals damage to nearby enemies upon landing after a Double Jump.
• Acquisition Cycle: per 1 meter
• Acquire: Max Electricity x 0.2%
• Cost Interval: Every cycle
• Cost Amount: Max Electricity in 1 second x 15.0%
• Damage: Skill Power x 128.8%
• Damage Range: Radius 4.0 meters
• Max Expandable Range: 300.0%

How to use Rabbit Foot: Your goal is constantly moving to fill up and dump your electricity when needing area-based kills. Remember that the build-up is proportional to distanced move, so you want to chain this with Speed of Light active ability, increasing your speed when filling up for a bunny hop bomb. The overall passive rewards you for constant movement and distance moved. This is why Bunny must constantly sprint, even if it’s in a circle.

How to play Bunny in The First Descendant

Bunny darts around the battlefield, collecting energy and releasing it for massive damage. With Bunny, staying in constant motion is key to building electricity, which can be unleashed with your Maximum Power Ultimate. The damage increases with the duration of the skill, so keep moving, shooting, and blasting enemies into oblivion!

Movement and Speed: Bunny’s passive ability encourages movement, rewarding you with electric charges as you traverse the battlefield. This electricity is used with Thrill Bomb, which deals damage based on the amount of electricity accumulated. To maximize damage, keep moving, tagging enemies, and dropping Thrill Bombs. Bunny should always be moving forward or strafing to continuously build electrical charge.

Damage: Once your electrical charge is full, you can jump and land an electrifying blow, creating a shockwave that damages enemies. Additionally, you can release pulses of electricity with Lightning Emission. The more enemies you tag, the greater the damage, even against single targets. Keep strafing to build up and disperse electricity.

Weapons: Look for weapons with close range and high fire rates, like the Thunder Cage Submachine gun. Weapons with electrical charge or electrocution status effect bonuses will enhance your overall damage and power. Bunny isn’t suited for aiming down sights, so choose weapons with high accuracy at close range.

Defenses and Survival Tips: For Bunny, offense often serves as the best defense, as her high damage output can neutralize threats quickly. Practice moving from cover to cover to keep building electricity and avoid damage. With Bunny’s overwhelming damage potential, enemies often won’t have a chance to hit you.

Next, let’s show you how to unlock the Best Bunny Build in our guide with the First Descendant.

Descendant Modules for Bunny Build

High-Voltage, Focus on Electric, and Battle of Stamina are the best modules (mods) for Bunny builds in the First Descendant. High-voltage transcendent mod can increase the damage of Thrill Bomb and Lightning Emission but reduces the number of targets. Focus on Electric buffs all Electric Skill power and reduces cooldowns. Alternatively, you can use Front Lines and Emergency Measures to gain critical hit chance and damage. Lastly, we recommend heavy DEF investment to keep her alive with Battle of Stamina and Spear and Shield. You can use HP and DEF standard mods as a beginner and look to upgrade so they have a secondary effect. Priority for obtaining the best Bunny Mods:

1. High-Voltage – reduces targets but increases the damage for Thrill Bomb and Lightning Emission.
2. HP Collector – defeating enemies recovers 9% of Max HP every 2 seconds.
3. Focus on Electric – Electric skill power +19, Skill Cooldown -6.1.
4. Focus on Singlar – Singular skill power modifier +17%, Skill Cooldown -6.1%
5. Long-Distance Maneuvering: Modifies grappling hook range to 25 meters and allows more module capacity.
6. Battle of Stamina – Max HP +12%, Skill Duration +8.8%.
7. Spear and Shield – DEF +22%, Skill Power +8.1%.
8. Time Distribution – Skill Cooldown -4%, Max HP +13%.
9. Increased DEF – DEF +16%.
10. Increase HP – Max HP 22%.

Bunny Best Modules for Leveling

When leveling Bunny, stick to basic mods that increase range, cooldowns, and cost of your skills with high survivability mods.

Below is a guide list of the best leveling mods for Bunny Build in the First Descendant:

• Electric Master – Skill Power +11%, Electric Skill Power +5%.
• Increase HP – Max HP 22%.
• Shock Punch – Increases overall Module Capacity as you level it up.
• Nimble Fingers – Skill Cooldown -6%.
• Increased DEF – DEF +16%.
• Increased Shield – Max Shield +15%.
• Strong Mentality – Skill cost -4%. 
• Technician – Skill Power Modifier +13%.

Slot	Module	Quality
1 (Skill Module)	Empty
2	Empty
3	Empty
4	Electric Master	Rare
5	Increase HP	Standard
6	Empty
7 (sub Module)	Shock Punch	Standard
8	Nimble Fingers	Standard
9	Increase DEF	Standard
10	Increase Shields	Standard
11	Strong Mentality	Standard
12	Technician	Standard

Bunny Best Modules

Below is a list of the best mods for Bunny Build in the First Descendant:

• High-Voltage – reduces targets but increases the damage for Thrill Bomb and Lightning Emission.
• Agony – Max MP+2%, DEF +10%
• Increase HP – Max HP 22%.
• HP Collector – When defeating an enemy, instantly recovers 9% of Max HP (cooldown 11 seconds but can be reduced to 2 with upgrades).
• Battle of Stamina – Max HP +12%, Skill Duration +8.8%.
• Focus on Singlar – Singular skill power modifier +17%, Skill Cooldown -6.1%.
  • Alternative – Front Lines – increases critical hit damage by 16% and critical hit rate by +7%.
• Long-Distance Maneuvering: Modifies grappling hook range to 25 meters but increases charge time. Also allows more module capacity. Can use Dual Claw or another flex in this position.
• Time Distribution – Skill Cooldown -4%, Max HP +13%.
• Maximize Range – Skill range +24%, skill power modifier -%5.
  • Alternative – Emergency Measures – Skill Critical Hit Rate +16%, Skill Critical Hit Damage +7%.
• Focus on Electric – Electric skill power +19, Skill Cooldown -6.1.
• Increased DEF – DEF +16%.
• Walk a Tightrope – When HP is 50% or lower, Skill Power Modifier +8%, Firearm ATK +8%.

Slot	Module	Quality
1 (Skill Module)	High-Voltage	Transcendence
2	Agony	Rare
3	Increase HP	Standard
4	HP Collector	Ultimate
5	Battle of Stamina	Rare
6	Focus on Singular	Rare
7 (sub Module)	Long-Distance Maneuvering	Ultimate
8	Time Distribution	Rare
9	Maximize Range	Rare
10	Focus on Singular	Rare
11	Increase DEF	Standard
12	Walk a Tightrope	Rare

Best Reactor Stats for Bunny

Tingling Singularity is the best reactor because it boosts Electric and Singular skill power, increasing the effectiveness of your most important skills. The Tingling Mixture Reactor is a secondary choice, which boosts Electric and Fusion skills. Singular affects your AOE abilities, and Fusion is your single target burn skill, Maximum Power. Regardless, you want Electric damage as your primary and either singular or fusion with weapon optimization condition Submachine gun. Below is our recommendation for the best Bunny reactors:

• Optimization Condition: (weapon): Sub Machinegun (Thunder Cage).
• Skill Power Boost Ratio: Electric and Singular or Fusion
• Bonus Conditions (bottom of the screen): Electric skill power boost ratio and Skill critical hit rate

In The First Descendant, reactors are powerful enhancements significantly impacting a character’s abilities, stats, and overall performance. They function as core components that provide substantial boosts and unique effects, enabling players to tailor their characters to specific playstyles and strategies.

External Component

The Supernova set is the best external component for a Bunny Build in the First Descendant. This four-piece external component set increases electric skill damage and adds more AOE to your build. Regarding stats, prioritize DEF, Max Shields, and Max HP. Below is a list and chart of the best stats for your External Component Parts bonuses for Bunny:

First Bonus:

1. HP
2. DEF
3. Shields

Second Bonus

1. Max Resource (HP, MP, DEF, Shields)
2. Elemental resistance (fire, chill, electric, toxic)

Auxiliary Power	Sensor	Memory	Processor
First Bonus Priority	First Bonus Priority	First Bonus Priority	First Bonus Priority
HP DEF Shields	HP DEF Shields	HP DEF Shields	HP DEF Shields
Second Bonus Priority	Second Bonus Priority	Second Bonus Priority	Second Bonus Priority
Max HP Fire Resistance	Max MP Chill Resistance	DEF Electric Resistance	Max Shields Toxin Resistance

Weapons for Bunny Build in The First Descendant

The Thunder Cage Submachine Gun is the best weapon for a Bunny Build due to its quick fire rate and Overcharge bonus. Overcharge grants the following special bonus: defeating an enemy prompts that enemy to unleash an electric shockwave, dealing firearm ATK to nearby enemies within 3 meters, with additional damage. The second most important weapon is the Greg’s Reversed Fate Tacticial Rifle for burst AOE damage. Lastly, look for the Afterglow Sword Sniper Rifle for range damage.

The following guide list shows the best weapon choices for Bunny Build in The First Descendant:

• Thunder Cage – Submachine Gun
• Greg’s Reversed Fate – Tactical Rifle
• Afterglow Sword – Sniper Rifle

Look for any weapon early that has a fast fire rate up close range while leveling.

Thunder Cage

Thunder Cage features in the First Descendant:

• Firearm ATK: 18
• Fire Rate: 666
• Reload Speed: 1.4 seconds
• Effective Range: 23 meter
• Overcharge: defeating an enemy prompts that enemy to unleash electric shockwave, dealing firearm ATK to nearby enemies within 3 meters, with additional damage.

The Thunder Cage Submachine emits an electric shockwave and grants a bonus to damage after a kill. It’s the highest DPS weapon for a Bunny build due to its secondary Overcharge effect and rate of fire. Below are the best weapon mods for the Thunder Cage Submachine Gun:

• Action and Reaction: Firearm ATK +15%, Recoil +5%
• Fire Rate UP: Fire Rate +6%
• Electric Enhancement: Adds Electric ATK equal to 8% of Firearm ATK
• Better Concentration: Firearm Critical Hit Damage +19%
• Edging Shot: Firearm critical hit rate +11%, firearm ATK -4%
• Rifling Reinforcement: Firearm ATK +12%
• Concentration Priority: Firearm Critical Hit Damage +30%, Reload Time Modifier -8%
• Better Insight: Firearm Critical Hit Rate +10%
• Flex: put an elemental type of your choice or rounds per magazine in this slot, depending on your socket.
• Sweeping Squad: When defeating an enemy, Firearm ATK +10.6% for 5s at 33% chance (up to 3 stacks)

Greg’s Reversed Fate

Greg’s Reversed Fate features in the First Descendant:

• Firearm ATK: 33
• Fire Rate: 342
• Reload Speed: 1.4 seconds
• Effective Range: 55 meters

The tactical rifle Greg’s Reserved Fate is best for burst AOE damage with Bombardment at medium range. The AOE damage explodes and causes burn damage. Below are the recommended mods for Greg’s Reversed Fate:

• Fire Rate Up: Fire Rate +6%
• Better Insight: Firearm Critical Hit Rate +10%
• Better Concentration: Firearm Critical Hit Damage +8%
• Concentration Priority: Firearm Critical Hit Damage +8%, Reload Time Modifier -8%
• Action and Reaction – Firearm ATK +15%, Recoil +5%
• Rifling Reinforcement – Explosive ATK +12%.
• Weak Point Sight: Weak point damage +10%, Accuracy -5%
• Edging Shot: Firearm critical hit rate +11%, firearm ATK -4%
• Spray and Pray: When landing a firearm critical hit, rounds are not consumed for 3 second (25 second cooldown)

Afterglow Sword

Afterglow Sword features in the First Descendant:

• Firearm ATK: 240
• Fire Rate: 66
• Reload Speed: 2.5 seconds
• Effective Range: 55 meters
• Nightmare Reaper: on hitting an enemy’s weak point, inflicts the unique ability death propagation. On hitting an enemy commander or collossi, increase firearm critical hit rate and apply the effect to the attack.

The Afterglow Sword Sniper Rifle is the best choice for ranged precision weak point damage. Once you trigger Death Propagation, you gain increased reload and damage on weak points. Use this weapon for ranged headshots if possible. Below are the recommended mods for the Afterglow Sword Sniper Rifle:

• Special Sight – Movement Speed when Aiming -8%, Weak Point DMG when Aiming +8%
• Action and Reaction – Firearm ATK +15%, Recoil +5%
• Rifling Reinforcement – Explosive ATK +12%
• Better Insight – Firearm Critical Hit Rate +10%
• Edging Shot – Firearm Critical Hit Rate +8%, Firearm ATK -4%
• Better Concentration – Firearm Critical Hit Damage +19%
• Concentration Priority – Firearm Critical Hit Damage +30%, Reload Time Modifier -8%
• Fire Rate Concentration – Fire Rate +8%, Firearm Critical Hit Damage +6.5%
• Focus Fire – Weak Point Damage +8%, Firearm Critical Hit Damage +6.5%
• Weak Point Sight – Weak Point Damage +9%

Recent Updates and Changes for Bunny Build

The biggest change and update to Bunny during Season One is the addition of Invasions and Inversion Reinforcement. The new content Invasions is perfect for Bunny who excels at lighting speed and AOE damage. Players are rewarded for completion time and materials used for the newest Descendant Hailey. What you should know is to work towards unlocking the Inversion and completing Invasions to progress this new piece of equipment.

Bunny’s Story in the First Descendant

In Albion, there were as many orphans as there were casualties of war. But Bunny, even as an adult, harbored an unresolved question:

“My parents weren’t even soldiers… so why did they abandon me?”

Her parents, who only occasionally showed their faces and disappeared after her sixth birthday, left Bunny waiting and waiting. The never-ending war did not provide the answers she sought. Eventually, Bunny came to her own conclusion:

“It’s clear my parents ran away. Grandma and I were left behind.”

Left alone with her grandmother, Bunny seemed to channel her inner turmoil into causing major incidents. Notably swift on her feet, she had dodged the police multiple times, earning the moniker of Albion’s Greatest Troublemaker. She even believed she was out of the soldiers’ reach. Bunny had stolen soldiers’ weapons and sold them on the black market, using the proceeds to dutifully support her grandmother amidst the darkness.

At that time, Bunny’s life goal was to secure a room in Albion’s finest retirement district to ensure a comfortable dusk for her grandmother. Bunny, carrying on the mission of her absent parents, needed a lot of money, but nothing was too challenging for this quick-witted Rabbit. As long as she could steal and run, no one could catch her. Even on the day she stole a bunch of expensive military grenades, she had no worries…except that she had fled to a fuel depot with a faulty circuit breaker.

Bunny’s Story Continued

The news of Bunny’s tussle with the police and rescue team, as they tried to prevent a major disaster, and Bunny’s determination not to get caught, reached her grandmother. Her grandmother urged Bunny to stop causing trouble and to surrender peacefully, but fate has a way of creating coincidental events in such situations. The military electronic grenade stolen from the armory was malfunctioning due to electric leakage and was about to explode. As the timer neared zero, Bunny thought of her grandmother outside the silo, realizing she was in danger. Her grandmother was the only one who had looked after her, the abandoned one, and was her only remaining family. Bunny’s immature yet genuine desire to live with her grandmother, even if it meant stealing, sparked a miracle as the timer hit zero.

Time seemed to slow down, and a familiar tingling sensation enveloped Bunny’s entire body. Her desperate wish to stop the bomb awakened a dormant power within her. A powerful electrical force burst forth from Bunny, filling the silo. A powerful shock swept through the silo, but fortunately, all surrounding systems halted, preventing the grenade from causing a catastrophe. Her grandmother was slightly startled but unharmed, which was a tremendous relief.

Bunny’s Story Conclusion

As if paying for the major accident, Bunny was paralyzed due to the overuse her Arche abilities. Unable to move, Bunny was hospitalized for a long time. Once Bunny’s Arche factor was confirmed, Headquarters offered her a chance to become a Descendant and serve, in exchange for overlooking her past misdemeanors, and Bunny readily agreed. After all, they promised not to hold her past accidents against her and assured her of a regular salary. How could this not be a stroke of luck? Bunny was actually pleased. By working hard and earning money, she could enjoy a delicious dinner with her grandmother.

And maybe… she might even find out whether her parents were alive or dead.

Best Bunny Build Guide Summary – The First Descendant

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