Too much exposure with 〜すぎる

Grammar Explanation: Too much with 〜すぎる

Rize misunderstands Cocoa’s suggesting the staff of Rabbit House wear bunny ears. She imagines herself in a skimpy bunny girl outfit.

リゼ:: 「露出度(ろしゅつど)高(たか)すぎだろ！」; “That's way too revealing!”
ココア:: 「ウサ耳(みみ)の話(はなし)しかしてないのに」; “Even though we haven't talked about anything but bunny ears...”

Key Points

露出度(ろしゅつど) is how revealing the outfit is
- 露出度(ろしゅつど) literally means “degree of exposure”.
- In a clothing or costume context, it refers to how much skin is showing, so 露出度(ろしゅつど)が高(たか)い means “revealing”.
高(たか)すぎ means “too high” here
- For い-adjectives, drop い before すぎる: 高(たか)い → 高(たか)すぎる.
- Here the “level of exposure” is too high.”
Casual compression: 露出度(ろしゅつど)(が)高(たか)すぎだろ
- The subject marker が after 露出度(ろしゅつど) is omitted in quick speech.
- 高(たか)すぎだろ uses the noun-like すぎ form before だろ, giving a blunt spoken reaction.
だろ is not a soft question here
- Rize is not calmly asking for agreement; she is protesting the image she imagined.
- The force is closer to “that’s way too revealing, come on!” than a neutral “isn’t it?”
Cocoa’s のに marks the misunderstanding
- ウサ耳(みみ)の話(はなし)しかしてない means they have talked about nothing but bunny ears.
- のに adds “even though”, contrasting Cocoa’s limited suggestion with Rize imagining a far more revealing outfit.