Nyaight of the Living Cat is a Japanese manga series that was adapted into an anime this year. The hilarious new TV series is currently available to stream on Crunchyroll in both Japanese and English. In honor of the show's release, That Hashtag Show got the chance to chat with some of the English
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Nyaight of the Living Cat Ep. 3-4 basically tells us the story of how the catpocalypse began. As you can tell, this makes the beginning of the anime a serious case of in media res. It works very well for this anime though, because we now get some quieter moments to build up the story and characters
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Nyaight of the Living Cat Ep. 1 and 2 are a great look into just how absolutely hilarious this kitty horror-comedy is. With just how much everyone is taking the apocatlypse so seriously and how idiotic most everyone is, it's impossible to take the anime seriously. Fortunately, that's the perfect
Nyaight of the Living Cat is quite possibly one of the silliest new anime in a while. I mean, seriously. Just look at the postapocalyptic horror-comedy manga of the same name by writer Hawkman and artist Mecha-Roots. Even the manga doesn't take itself seriously, and is just utterly littered with
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