Questions are good things. They are there to get to know others and to find the common ground with each other, with the people we want to love. Well, I would think that the biggest thing I need to learn is to love myself. I think at least. I like lists, I make lists, mainly about anime and manga that I want to read and watch. And sometimes about American books too. My life does revolve around things that I consume. And I do not know if I am fine with that. I would like to fancy myself that I like philosophy, but in truth, I like the idea of philosophy. In the sense, philosophy means the love of knowledge, because we cannot know everything. So we need to start with things that we do not know, even though there are many famous figures in philosophy, I do not want to read from them. Because the biggest thing that I do not know if myself. And, as I am right now, I am more interested in filling the emptiness in me, if that makes sense. But I like questions. So, I went out and looked for que
Fushigi Neko no Kyuu-chan is a still ongoing 4-koma, or yonkoma series about a lively and wonderful cat and his everyday life with his human Hinata. It is made by Nitori Sasami and was serialized in Twi 4 magazine, published by Seikaisha in 2018. Right now they are up to volume 5 and they are still going strong.
Kyuu chan was adopted by Hinata, a usually bored-looking young man on a snowy day. From being stary to finally having a place to stay Kyuu is really attacked to Hinata and tries everything to make him human happy. This is a wholesome and positive story about an extraordinary cat having quite a normal day to day life with his human. I can highly recommend this little series since it is easy to read and quick to understand what is going on. It has it's own quite charming atmosphere that are perfect for times when you feel down (if you are a mood reader like me). There are some chapters where the pages are animated, which is quite nice and unique, but it was advertised that the updates can be found on the author's twitter.
Nitori Sasami's twitter: https://twitter.com/nitorisasami
The characters can all be described as cute. At first, it is only the two of them, but Hinata's colleagues come in the picture too, who are animal lovers themselves. After reading the first and second volumes I can recommend this story to everyone who wants to entertain themselves with an easy heartwarming story. After all, cats are the best.
I will continue reading and continue to write about the other volumes too, even though there is nothing much that can be written about them since the set up is so simple. However, I do have the fear that no matter how wholesome and good-hearted the 4-koma is it could easily slip into being boring.
The majority of the stories are small four-panel one-shots but a few of them have an umbrella theme around it, like autumn, rainy days and spring cleaning. They are characters that return, not just Hinata's colleagues, but characters like the delivery man, and the shop owner, and the ghost. These are more of Kyuu's friends.
Kyuu, the titular character is a wonderful cat, but he is kind-hearted who thinks about others and works hard. He often tries to help out with the housework and tries to make Hinata's day a little bit easier. One series of 4-panels are entierly about Hinata forgetting his bento and Kyuu trying to return it to him. Their relationship between them is something special and makes the 4-koma more enjoyable.
I will give both volumes a score: 10/10 and hope that the other volumes are in the same caliber.
Kyuu chan was adopted by Hinata, a usually bored-looking young man on a snowy day. From being stary to finally having a place to stay Kyuu is really attacked to Hinata and tries everything to make him human happy. This is a wholesome and positive story about an extraordinary cat having quite a normal day to day life with his human. I can highly recommend this little series since it is easy to read and quick to understand what is going on. It has it's own quite charming atmosphere that are perfect for times when you feel down (if you are a mood reader like me). There are some chapters where the pages are animated, which is quite nice and unique, but it was advertised that the updates can be found on the author's twitter.
Nitori Sasami's twitter: https://twitter.com/nitorisasami
The characters can all be described as cute. At first, it is only the two of them, but Hinata's colleagues come in the picture too, who are animal lovers themselves. After reading the first and second volumes I can recommend this story to everyone who wants to entertain themselves with an easy heartwarming story. After all, cats are the best.
I will continue reading and continue to write about the other volumes too, even though there is nothing much that can be written about them since the set up is so simple. However, I do have the fear that no matter how wholesome and good-hearted the 4-koma is it could easily slip into being boring.
The majority of the stories are small four-panel one-shots but a few of them have an umbrella theme around it, like autumn, rainy days and spring cleaning. They are characters that return, not just Hinata's colleagues, but characters like the delivery man, and the shop owner, and the ghost. These are more of Kyuu's friends.
Kyuu, the titular character is a wonderful cat, but he is kind-hearted who thinks about others and works hard. He often tries to help out with the housework and tries to make Hinata's day a little bit easier. One series of 4-panels are entierly about Hinata forgetting his bento and Kyuu trying to return it to him. Their relationship between them is something special and makes the 4-koma more enjoyable.
I will give both volumes a score: 10/10 and hope that the other volumes are in the same caliber.
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