Yokai Cats Vol. 4

Yokai Cats #4

by Pandania

Daily life continues with yokai cats and their owners! What is it like to have a cat that loves to wash beans, or one with a tail like a mermaid? How about one that eats people's dreams? Find out in volume 4!

Genres: Manga, Fantasy, Humor, Graphic Novels, Slice Of Life, Cats, Fiction

138 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 22, 2019

Reviews

[Jim Shaner]

This silly book is good medicine for people who are way too serious. It takes a special kind of stupid to enjoy this book. (Luckily, I am that kind of stupid.) And a good imagination. I smile when I think about it.

[Becky B]

A collection of comics featuring pet cats with various mythical attributes.

I like that this collection added some new types of yokai cats (the friendly ghost cat who lives at an inn was my favorite of the new ones...though the one in the shell, the island cat, and the one that exudes cold when offended were fun too).

Notes on content:
Language: None
Sexual content: None
Violence: None
Ethnic diversity: the people in the comic appear to be Japanese mostly
GBLTQ+ content: None
Other: As mentioned, one yokai cat is ghostly, but it is a very friendly ghost and not spooky at all

[Stephen]

Volume 4 keeps the fun and energy going much like the previous 3 chapters. These short stories are fun and while I wouldn't say it feels much different from the previous volumes I will say it keeps the same energy and keeps you churning and page turning. My favorite cats part of this volume is Nekomata's. The art style perfectly blends with the way the panels are written. It won't take you long to digest this volume.

[Vilma Diaz]

This is a super cute volume in a super cute series. It consists of several small chapters, many of them only four panels long. The subjects are cats. But not just any type of cats. They’re cats that are also creatures of Japanese myth. The stories are cute and funny and never fail to make me smile. This is definitely a comfort series for me. If you want a light and funny read, you should have started this series yesterday.

[Raechel]

The yokai cats are back with more situations of how they are unique cats. We meet a few new cats, who are just as cute as the others. I enjoy the simplicity of the layout, which seems to lend itself to the cats.

[Jenny Clark]

There was only one new cat here, but it was still very cute. I am enjoying this fluff series for sure!

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[Coral Davies]

Pure joy

[Sarah T.]

The bean washing cat is still my favorite!

[Claire]

Again, beyond adorable. My favourite cats are back as well as some new ones. Marvelous!

[Loz]

More cute and fun.

[Rob Boogaers]

Some of the cutest stuff i've ever read, good fun that doesn't require much brainpower to read. A nice palate cleanser after reading some intense (dark) fiction.

[Emmy]

Honestly, my favorite part is the silly faces!

[R]

So cute and creative! A fun read.

[Mc]

Cute ☺️

[Nicola]

My 10 year old is really enjoying this series.

[Carly]

I like it because it is an easy read and is fast it's a good break for after you finish a book.

[Lexi]

3.5⭐️

[Jennifer VanderWielen 🩰]

Short Manga story. About some of the cats you would imagine. For example, a cat with a mermaid tail, a cat the size of your palm, and a cat with no face unless it smiles then you see its mouth.

[Travis]

I feel like this volume struck a better balance than the last one: no excessive focus on just one or two yokai cats, plus more new yokai cats and more comics featuring yokai cats that had been given less attention previously. The comics remain cute, and manage to avoid being too repetitive.