I challenge anyone to watch the first few episodes and not binge the rest. It's that addicting, and why not? It's very cute, the characters are terribly enjoyable, the minimal art style is a joy and every episode tells a very relatable and adorable tale as to why cats are vexing.
We're introduced to every cat and how the family came to be, and with every episode, we also get a glimpse to the owner's personality. Every cat is a one-note character sure, but they're cats. It suits them well.
I think it's also important to note that I'm a dog person.
Aug 10, 2018
Aru Tabibito no Nikki
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In my "career" as a critical bastard, i have inevitably encountered many art and even art-forms whose purpose are either personal exercise or provocative propaganda, and just like a completed checklist none enriches that feeling more than surrealism. The shear paradoxical venture of one's rationalization (or attempt rather) of the hidden self, the subconscious, is both cause of celebration and awe, though it is expected the difficult individual analysis of such works. This one made me think.
A skinny-legged tall pig, ridden by a tall hat wearer across a barren landscape of trees with thin long trunks, not unlike tied balloons, draw a clear parallel ... |
