Night of the Living Cat Vol. 1

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If only the author made things even more ridiculous, added some people that were anti-cat and acted reasonably to make it a bit more complex, showed more emotions from characters, gave the cast a good reason not to just get infected and give up and changed the artstyle to be more gag-like/less detailed in favor of providing more emotion, such as weird facial expressions, overly surprised mugshots, the cats showing surprise at his actions with warped expressions like snot running out their noses, big eyes and open mouths, this would be a masterpiece. Now, with Tsutsumi's allergies as a cat detector, Kunagi is striving to keep his small band of survivors from going feline. The item was wrapped perfectly and dispatched same day, it arrived next day and I couldn't be happier. Since then, Jonathon has maintained a passion for anime, watching most new shows each season and hunting down overlooked gems from previous ones.

I enjoy the comedy of the series, there were also some mystery elements in the story but I don't really care about the whole mystery aspect, to be honest. So, with his wisdom, Kunagi sets off to find a way to undo this cat zombie virus and make a world where humans and cats can live in peace once more. Its unique take on the zombie genre makes it perfect reading for Halloween, especially for those who prefer their horror to have a B-movie charm rather than being heavy on gore or intense scares. It's a testament to the mangaka's talent that they can take something as seemingly innocent as cats and turn it into a terrifying apocalyptic nightmare. It's ends up not being funny, just weird, which is a crying shame because this setting had a lot of potential to be something hilarious.This works incredibly well, making the manga stand out against other zombie series, most of which tend to focus on the start of the zombie outbreak. This traffic may have been sent by malicious software, a browser plug-in, or a script that sends automated requests. Ever since Victor Halperin's White Zombie released in 1932, thousands of zombie movies, comics, and TV shows have followed. Creative and funny idea, and while the actions taken are pretty much copy-pasted from a lot of apocalypse flicks only changed to be non-violent and use cat stuff, it falls flat pretty hard.

Volume 2 also did a great job wrapping up the prologue and I’m so excited to see where our characters go now!Going in, I expected this to be dumb, but it was originally published by MAG Garden, whose editors are usually excellent at assembling works matching my tastes, so I gave it a shot.