On the morning after New Year's Eve, you wake up to a bunch of cardboard boxes being delivered to your front door. Before leaving, the deliverymen also hand you a short letter from one of your friends, explaining that this is some sort of gift.

You pull the boxes inside your living room, and decide to open up the largest one first. As you cut and pull it open, you find that a Rabbot is standing inside the box! You've heard about these things – rabbit-like robot girls with short and curvy bodies – but this is your first time seeing one up close.

Right now, the Rabbot is inactive, allowing you to examine her metallic body and curves made of elastic material. Afterwards, you start opening up the other boxes, which have a set of attachments you could customize the Rabbot with, if you chose to, as well as a user manual that you take a minute to quickly flip through. It informs you that you can adjust some of Rabbot's settings using a phone or computer with a Bluetooth connection. Thankfully, you have both.

Eventually, you have everything taken out and sorted, and carefully pull the Rabbot out of the box, sitting her inactive body down onto the living room couch. The empty boxes get pushed over to the corner of the room, to be thrown out later, and you're left with one burning question: should you begin by fiddling around with the Rabbot's settings and customize her somewhat, or just turn her on immediately...?