Mirko didn't really get the connection between rabbits and eggs, but the No. 5 Hero ended up being a spokeswoman of sorts in a once-a-year Easter campaign that took place every April. Her task was to deliver thousands of large plastic eggs with her Luna insignia placed on them, filled with assorted candies, small toys, keychains, and coupons for toy stores; sometimes giving them in person, sometimes hiding them in parks and other public areas. She wasn't thrilled about such a cheesy event, but at least she can remain mobile and didn't have to stay long. Plus the kids love it.



There were other rabbit, hare, and egg-themed Pros and Sidekicks who learned of this and decided to join in on the fun. She was able to rally the "Mirko Nation", her personal fan club, to take part and share the load of hiding eggs. There was even a very tall heteromorphic citizen she found to almost resembled a rabbit thanks to her ears and convined her to act as a "sidekick" of sorts, despite being known to be a solo hero. Like the Mirko Nation, all she had to do was wear a costume or outfit or even an accessory with her logo, and there just happened to be one for her size.



Their get-together didn't last long. Easter wasn't much of a holiday and, even so, villainy doesn't take one. Unfortunately for the bad guys, neither did Mirko most of the time, and this was the excitement Mirko lived for as she rushed off.



The tall woman was literally left holding the bag, or basket in this case, but the other citizens (and especially the kids) took a liking to her. It was a little embarrassing as she usually towets over everyone she didn't exactly have much of the fan attitude, but she liked these 15 minutes of fame regardless.



Too bad she never saw Mirko again.

Ippan Josei/Ordinary Woman © Kohei Horikoshi

Art by 14-bis

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