Dekiru Neko wa Kyou mo Yuuutsu

I continuously asked myself "What the hell is wrong with this anime?" while watching this anime. The animation is so absolutely ridiculously good that it's confusing. They aren't animating anything that needs that much detail. This show rides and dies on its dialogue and comedy, which is does very well. And this show would have still gotten a very high score without having the quality of animation it had. But right off the top, every little movement of the characters and their environments is so detailed and deeply-imagined that I was constantly replaying scenes to catch all the details. ... Little stuff like the way carrots roll, or the way rain hits an umbrella, they're so insanely well-animated in this series. It feels like the writing and plot would have made the series a nice tasty slice of cake already, but the animation just makes it like galaxy mirror cake. To find out that this came from the same studio that made the absolute abhorrent trash that was Hand Shakers is just amazing to me. I hope they can continue to put out stuff which caters to a more mature audience.

I recommend this anime to anyone who likes saccharine comedies, who likes cats, or who likes ridiculous animation for scenes that do not require it at all.

I Believe In Cat Supremacy

I enjoyed it in the beginning, but slowly it becomes a too stale slice of life for Comfort.

The premise is really fun. a useless human woman that is being cared for by a cat with Attitude, but the relationship is really cute.

But the visual Style stands out, it feels like a really ok manga, was given to some really creative and weird animators, that takes some funny camera angles and really elaborate shots where the camera goes around. It's weirdly produced well, to what the story is.

The color stands out the visual stains out, it's just kind of sad when ... you see what the story is about, it is fine, but it's soon becomes repetitive and boring and feels like just another okay slice of life.

It is cute and has some really funny ideas, but it's just too much of the same.

Initially, I did found the premise cute but as someone who has her own cat, it didn't take too long for me to be pissed off at the storyline.

I hated every single character in this anime. EVERY. SINGLE. ONE. Save for the cat. However, if there's anyone who takes the cake, it'd be the other main character, Saku, the cat owner. She is SO irresponsible that I cringe at any scene of the cat picking up BASIC HUMAN SKILLS because his owner is so incompetent they'll literally die if he didn't pick up the slack. I mean, she literally lives in a dump.

One thing ... I learned from watching anime and reading manga over the years is to never take anything too seriously, so there's a fault in my part 'cause now I am too invested and I am mad AF. There are rarely any moments I found adorable because I don't find cats picking up after their thoughtless owners adorable.

Not to mention, most of the scenes were repetitive and some of them could've been cut and we still would've gotten the point of the plot. There's also some inconsistency with certain plot points, and the pacing is so bad. The only reason why I pushed through this was for some semblance of a character development which I never really got. Instead, Saku's laziness and inability to live life was justified. Look, I don't care if she's earning six digits per month or putting a roof on the cat- this girl couldn't even crack an egg like I am so mad right now I can't even. Between that and the old school conversations her co-workers share, I cry for my dead expectations for this series because I love cats. I really do.

Might change my score to a four later but for now I'm going to give it a five just because I feel sorry for that poor cat.

(TL;DR, it's really not that serious but I took it seriously anyway so now I'm mad but ultimately who cares?)