Credited cast: | |||
Mirai Shida | ... | Miyo Sasaki (voice) | |
Natsuki Hanae | ... | Kento Hinode (voice) | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Johnny Yong Bosch | ... | Kento Hinode (voice) | |
Bob Buchholz | ... | Kusunoki (voice) | |
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Kira Buckland | ... | Mizoguchi / Sachiko (voice) |
Reba Buhr | ... | Miki (voice) | |
Griffin Burns | ... | Isami / Utsumi / Yasuhara (voice) | |
Susumu Chiba | ... | Yoji Sasaki (voice) | |
Todd Haberkorn | ... | Yoji / Motomiya (voice) | |
Erika Harlacher | ... | Yoriko (voice) | |
Ayako Kawasumi | ... | Kaoru Mizutani (voice) | |
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Rina Kitagawa | ... | Yumi Hinode (voice) |
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Eri Kitamura | ... | Kinako (voice) |
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Motomu Kiyokawa | ... | Kenzo Hinode (voice) |
Minako Kotobuki | ... | Yoriko Fukase (voice) |
Miyo Sasaki is a weird second-year junior high student, who falls in love with her classmate Kento Hinode. Muge tries to make Kento notice her every day, but all in vain. Nevertheless, while carrying a secret she can tell no one, Muge continues to pursue Kento. Muge discovers a magic mask that allows her to transform into a cat, however, there is also a probability that she might never become human again, if she continues using the mask. Written by Scientiiaa
Muge, a young woman with an unrequited love, decides to become a cat, so that she can get closer to her beloved. The narrative is nothing extraordinary, but it manages to capture the viewer attention, with a good pace, and a well-built connection between characters. The narrative's main themes are more than known to the public, such as teen love and friendship, but also depression and insecurity, subtly, and successfully achieved. The animation itself surprised me in a positive way, with rich and detailed backgrounds, nice colors and two or three interesting moments. Some transitions are a little strange, but it's all good.