Since then, Jonathon has maintained a passion for anime, watching most new shows each season and hunting down overlooked gems from previous ones. 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.

Ever since Victor Halperin's White Zombie released in 1932, thousands of zombie movies, comics, and TV shows have followed.In the near future, a unique disease has swept across the planet: a virus that transforms humans into cats! But for some odd reason, he has a deep knowledge of cats and their disposition despite his amnesia knocking out everything else. In a zombie apocalypse setting, the things that makes you root for the protagonist is the threat of death and total extermination of the human race, but here it just doesn't matter. When the Parasol Corporation 'accidentally' releases the C Virus into Ferret City's water supply, all of the Cat Girls begin dying.

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This, mixed with the dark, ruined locations they explore gives the series a very gritty atmosphere, to the point that the series often resembles manga from the mid to late '90s. While it is obviously inspired by classic zombie media, the sheer absurdity of the concept mixed with the vibrant characters and their banter means there's plenty of comedy intertwined with the story. What we're instead left with is actions, seriousness, art and drama that's very similar to what you'd see in a zombie apocalypse flick, but what they're saying and doing in the end and what they're fighting with is the pure opposite of it. Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages.

If you're a big cat fan definitely check out this series but if you don't have any particular attachment to felines then maybe you can skip this manga and read something else. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. Kunagi, a man with no memory of his past yet a deep knowledge of cats, struggles to hold on with only his wits and a will to survive. Of course even with a to be continued at the end of the chapter I wonder how long this series will last.