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Meanwhile, Fuyuki Kanda still has gotten over the death of his wife. Remembering conversations he had with her, he visits the pet shop where Fukumaru is for sale. There, he sees Fukumaru and falls for him at first sight. Pineda, Rafael Antonio (6 December 2018). "Detective Conan Manga Tops Da Vinci Ranking". Anime News Network . Retrieved 25 February 2020. Loveridge, Lynzee (27 December 2018). "Yakuza House-Husband Manga Gokushufudo Wins Pixiv Comic Ranking 2018". Anime News Network . Retrieved 25 February 2020.

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lip. She refused to drink water from a bowl, coveting what she believed was the superior-quality water I drank from a glass. I attempted to demonstrate to the cat that the water we drank was the very same water A Man and His Cat ( Japanese: おじさまと猫, Hepburn: Ojisama to Neko) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Umi Sakurai. Self-published as a webcomic by Sakurai before being serialized by Square Enix Manga, the series follows an older widower who adopts an unwanted cat. Secondary couple- I mean, another man and his cat. Their story is also heartwarming. To be honest, I liked their story more.Now that Fukumaru and Mr. Kanda have found each other, every new day brings with it a series of surprises and delights. This is especially true of childless people, like me, who tend to become emotionally overinvested in their animals and to dote on them in a way that gives onlookers the creeps. Often the pet seems to be a surrogate But when an outrageous young woman who claims to be Mr. Kanda’s daughter comes calling, Geoffroy is bewildered and has no one to turn to with Mr. Kanda away! This drama will make you smile while watching without you even realizing. I know this drama isn't over yet, but I couldn't resist writing a review for this. More laps to sit on and more hands to be pet with ought to have Fukumaru jumping for joy. But the kittens have everyone smitten, and no one seems to have time for the resident kitty!

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Oct 31 The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross Launches Special Collaboration Game Update With Overlord Anime Bittersweet slice-of-life manga about a widowed musician who gets a cat from the pet shop, because it was something his wife would have wanted. The cat is considered unattractive and has not had any interest from buyers. He takes the cat home and the two of them begin their life together. Square Enix To Launch New English-Language Manga Book Imprint, Distributed By Penguin Random House Publisher Services" (Press release). PR Newswire. Square Enix. 17 May 2019 . Retrieved 21 January 2020. ourselves as a nation is probably also something we don’t want to know. But it occurs to me that it may be symptomatic of the same chronic deprivation as are the billion-dollar industries in romance novelsI love my ecchi harem romance fantasy manga but sometimes reading all of that can flood one's tired heart with sludge. Sometimes you just need to cleanse yourself with a wholesome story and that is what "A Man and His Cat" can do for you. To describe my experience after reading the first volume, it was a purifying read. Nothing is more pure than what this older gentleman widower and his cat have as they live and seek mutual companionship from each other. Doga Kobo's Jellyfish Can't Swim in the Night Anime Reveals Cast, More Staff, April Debut in 1st Promo Video We also get to see snippets of Kanda’s life through his day job, and his regular music lessons to a group of primary school children, who note with infant bluntness that their teacher appears so happy because he no longer plays “sad and dusty” songs. His best friend is a dog person, and after insulting Fukumaru, soon becomes enamoured by the stubborn cat’s ability to return a smile to Kanda’s face. It’s just all so beautiful. It starts to develop more of a sustained storyline from Volume 3 when it moved to print from online (so far I've only read the first three volumes, because that's what my library had) - see my review on Volume 3 for more.