An sich möchte ich gern wissen wie alles weiter geht, aber ich weiß echt nicht, ob das ganze nicht einfach zu einseitig wird. Es ist eben ein weglaufen vor Katzen, die einem nichts böses wollen, aber eben die eigene Existenz als Mensch auslöschen, wenn sie einen berühren. Bisher ist es noch nicht passiert, aber die logische Folge wäre ein Kampf gegen und die Vernichtung der Katzen und das würde ich dann nicht lesen wollen. Ich kann es mir zwar nicht vorstellen, dass es irgendwann in die Richtung geht, weil der Hauptcharakter so ein extremer Katzenfan ist, aber es wäre eben auch unlogisch, wenn es nicht passiert. Ich bin hin und hergerissen. The art is just amazing. It's grotesque, gruesome, and downright disturbing at times. The illustrations are incredibly detailed, capturing the horror and chaos of the world in which the story takes place. The characters are also well-drawn, with their expressions and body language perfectly conveying their fear and desperation. Es kommt wirklich ein Endzeit- bzw. Dystopiefeeling auf. Die Menschen flüchten und hoffen, dass das Militär sie rettet. Digital goods, open DVDs and Blu-rays, smart art prints, mystery bundles, and final sale items are excluded from the return policy. Will these two be able to survive this catpocalypse? Or, will they be unable to resist such a cute cat-tastrophe?

Final Image:Sheriff McClelland tells his armed group of dead wranglers to build a bonfire to burn all the corpses they terminated surrounding the farmhouse. In one of the most disturbing images in cinema, done with still photographs which add to the realism and terror, Ben’s corpse is dragged out of the house with hay hooks, and thrown onto the huge bonfire. In a sharp contrast to the eerie but bucolic opening of a wide, country road, this final image is one fraught with dread as Ben’s fresh corpse burns on a bed of rotting ones, the fire engulfing him and lighting up the early morning. The bonfire of corpses, a Final Image with true finality. Plötzlich werden Menschen durch den Kontakt mit Katzen in Katzen verwandelt und die Katzen gehen auf die Jagd nach Menschen. Doch nicht um sie zu Beißen, sondern einfach um sie zu schmusen. Nur verwandeln sich dadurch eben die Menschen und das Ganze wird zu einem Horrorszenario. Für Kunagi ist es zusätzlich ein Horror, dass er nun nicht nur auf der Flucht ist, sondern vor allem, dass er keine Katze mehr anfassen darf. While I don't want to bring up logic here since it's clearly something of a gag manga, the art style is so serious and gritty and the conversations/actions are dramatic and "real" so that it clashes with the gag feeling and I can't help but think of it. It's ends up not being funny, just weird, which is a crying shame because this setting had a lot of potential to be something hilarious. Nov 24 Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space Releases an Update Featuring a New Episode 'The Cliffs of Wyrmrest (Wryz Saga I)' on November 24Kunagi is a man with a mysterious past. He doesn’t remember much of his life prior to a few months ago but he has an endless well of knowledge on cats! It’s come in handy as he used this knowledge to avoid confrontations whilst trying to keep kitties safe. An avid cat lover though, it pains Kunagi to do anything that may make cats hate him. As Ben is upstairs poking around, Barbara sees the door to the basement open. Were flesh-eating ghouls hiding in the cellar? No—people! Ben rushes downstairs hearing Barbara’s screams. Night of the Living Cat is an amusing homage to B-rated movies and scifi in general with a cuddly twist (let's see if you notice the Aliens reference.) Instead of a zombie apocalypse people are (somehow) shrinking and morphing into domestic felines of various breeds and spreading the morphing disease easily by the simple act of touch. In a world where most people are already enraptured with cats it is no surprise that the epidemic is already dangerously bad as people try to hide from the adorable but catastrophic threat of being turned into a feline. Barbara is scared. Who is this man? What does he want? What’s going on? The debate is a long stretch of Act One as the characters are trying to figure what’s going on and what to do.

Bad Guys Close In: Harry wants everyone to return to the cellar where he believes it’s the safest. He argues that the boarded-up windows are no match for the hordes of ghouls that are amassing outside. Ben says that the cellar is a deathtrap. At least on the main floor they have a fighting chance and possible avenue of escape. The walking dead keep relentlessly amassing on the farmhouse. Der Manga ist sehr einzigartig. Es ist nur schwer zu sagen, ob im guten oder schlechten Sinne. Ich bin mir da noch sehr unsicher. Executing the Plan–As more of the dead horde crash into the house, Ben bars the cellar door with planks as the hungry ghouls pound on the other side with obsessive fervor. Theme Stated:“They’re coming to get you, Barbara.” Johnny isn’t specific as to who the “they” are, perhaps the delusions of a paranoid mind. But we soon learn that her brother’s words have a self-fulfilling prophecy. And that’s the primal theme of this survival story—to not get eaten. “They’re coming,” Johnny continues. “Look there’s one of them now.” “They’re coming to get you, Baaarbaraaa!” Johnny’s famous last words. Dark Night of the Soul:On the television, Ben, Harry, Barbara, and Helen learn that the radiation from the exploded Venus space probe is getting stronger—more dead will rise. Armed militia are patrolling the fields, shooting down the mobs of living dead. Killers killing killers. It’s also revealed on TV that ghouls can be killed by a shot to the head or a heavy blow to the skull. “Kill the brain—and you kill the ghoul,” the reporter says. Saying the best line of the film, Sheriff McClelland (George Kosana) reveals to his television interviewer: “Yeah, they’re dead, they’re all messed up.”Es geht hier um Kunagi, der seine Gedächtnis verloren hat und seit einiger Zeit bei einem Geschwisterpaar in einem Katzencafe arbeitet. Er liebt Katzen und kann diese auch auf eine besondere Art und Weise verstehen. Inside the farmhouse, Barbara grabs a butcher’s knife from the kitchen and stalks the house. Things are strewn around like there was a struggle. No people. Peeking outside, she sees the man has pulled down the phone lines. And now he’s joined by two other men who seem to amble in the same drunken, catatonic state. Barbara attempts to call for help on a dead phone. Set-Up: Barbara (Judith O’Dea) and Johnny (Russell Streiner) mustplace a wreath on the grave of their late father. As Barbara climbs out of the car, Johnny hears a strange transmission on the radio. At this point in the story, if he had stayed to listen, the course of events might have changed right there for the ill-fated pair. However, Johnny snaps off the radio and joins his sister. Johnny scares Barbara, who has had a fear of the cemetery since childhood—this is his transgression that will lead to monstrous things. Barbara and Johnny set to task to place the wreath. As he fortifies the windows and doors with boards and lumber he can scavenge around the house, Ben turns on the radio and learns that this is an epidemic of “mass homicide” that has seized the eastern third of the country. Ben learns that outside the farmhouse, and across most of the Eastern seaboard, Fun and Games are not on the menu (at least for the living). Nov 25 i☆Ris the Movie - Full Energy!! - Anime Film Teaser Visual Revealed at i☆Ris Live Stage in Anime NYC & i☆Ris First Performance in New York Successfully Completed

Barbara’s teasing brother points to a lone, white-haired man (Bill Heinzman) in the cemetery, ambling toward them. Dead man walking Bill Heinzman is the first creep we meet. The episode starts when most of the main cast go to Aphmau and Aaron's house to have a movie night, Aaron and Katelyn suggest a horror movie, Everyone but Kawaii~Chan and Aphmau agree to it. Dig, Deep Down–Using the Winchester .30-30, Ben fires three shots into his former nemesis, silencing him for the last time. Helen, with the cement trowel still impaling her, starts to rise next. Another shot from the rifle ends the living dead’s reign of terror in the cellar. For Ben, it’s going to be a horrible night down in the basement with two corpses while walking corpses shuffle on the boards above. He’s at his wit’s end.Opening Image:A lone car cruises down a winding country road toward the cemetery. These are the last few minutes that we’ll see of the world as we know it. The beginning of the end (of the world as we know it). Kaoru is the sister of the man who helped Kunagi after…whatever happened to him to cause his amnesia. Kunagi promised to protect Kaoru. She’s a smart woman who thinks on her feet! Night of the Living Cat is a fun blend of horror and comedy. 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. Plus, long-time zombie fans will find plenty of references to classic zombie media, making Night of the Living Cat feel like a fantastic homage to the genre and its greatest creators.