Kitties, comedy and horror? Sounds good, we’re in.
Summary:
Nyaight of the Living Cat anime adaptation has been announced.
It’s scheduled for 2025.
First teaser and visual are out.
Nyaight of the Living Cat is a comedy horror manga written by Hawkman and illustrated by Mecha-Roots. But the best news is that it’s going to be an anime, too!
The anime adaptation has just been announced with a small promotional teaser. The project is scheduled for 2025, but the exact release date and all other production details are yet to be revealed.
It’s quite fitting that the anime has been announced on February 22, since it’s National Cat Day in Japan. This date resembles “nyan, nyan, nyan,” which means “meow, meow, meow” in Japanese, and it is a cute little pun.
Virus turning people into cats
A dangerous virus spread across the world, turning people into cats. It would sound like a wonderful dream if not for the fact that these beasts are wild and not so welcoming.
There are some survivors who remain human, though, and try to escape this adorable but frightening fate. But the thing is that the virus transmits through cuddles, and only the strongest ones can resist.
A website for the anime adaptation has been launched, and you can find all the news about the series there. Beware, though, it’s got a lot of cat paws.
The first teaser for the anime has been released, and it’s both adorable (if you like cats, that is) and frightening. Cats seem to be hunting people in this post-apocalyptic world, and humankind is trying to fight for its survival.
Fans’ reception
Such an announcement got fans more than just excited. We sense there are a lot of cat people among otaku, huh? They doubt that they will take the horror parts of the anime seriously, since how can you be afraid of cute little kitties? Those who remember “Pet Sematary” by Stephen King might disagree, though.
Fans are already joking that Nyaight of the Living Cat will become the best anime of 2025, and can’t wait to experience it. And manga readers promise that it’s worth waiting for.
Viewers have also pointed out the peculiar art style in the teaser. The visual for the series portrays multiple paws, and they say the style looks rather unique. We’ll be waiting for more trailers and visuals to see what the actual anime will look like.
Kitties, comedy and horror? Sounds good, we’re in.
Summary:
Nyaight of the Living Cat anime adaptation has been announced.
It’s scheduled for 2025.
First teaser and visual are out.
Nyaight of the Living Cat is a comedy horror manga written by Hawkman and illustrated by Mecha-Roots. But the best news is that it’s going to be an anime, too!
The anime adaptation has just been announced with a small promotional teaser. The project is scheduled for 2025, but the exact release date and all other production details are yet to be revealed.
It’s quite fitting that the anime has been announced on February 22, since it’s National Cat Day in Japan. This date resembles “nyan, nyan, nyan,” which means “meow, meow, meow” in Japanese, and it is a cute little pun.
Virus turning people into cats
A dangerous virus spread across the world, turning people into cats. It would sound like a wonderful dream if not for the fact that these beasts are wild and not so welcoming.
There are some survivors who remain human, though, and try to escape this adorable but frightening fate. But the thing is that the virus transmits through cuddles, and only the strongest ones can resist.
A website for the anime adaptation has been launched, and you can find all the news about the series there. Beware, though, it’s got a lot of cat paws.
The first teaser for the anime has been released, and it’s both adorable (if you like cats, that is) and frightening. Cats seem to be hunting people in this post-apocalyptic world, and humankind is trying to fight for its survival.
Fans’ reception
Such an announcement got fans more than just excited. We sense there are a lot of cat people among otaku, huh? They doubt that they will take the horror parts of the anime seriously, since how can you be afraid of cute little kitties? Those who remember “Pet Sematary” by Stephen King might disagree, though.
Fans are already joking that Nyaight of the Living Cat will become the best anime of 2025, and can’t wait to experience it. And manga readers promise that it’s worth waiting for.
Viewers have also pointed out the peculiar art style in the teaser. The visual for the series portrays multiple paws, and they say the style looks rather unique. We’ll be waiting for more trailers and visuals to see what the actual anime will look like.
