Walking Cat
The Walking Cat: A Cat's-Eye View of the Zombie Apocalypse

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*esta reseña también esta en español un poco mas abajo*
the story of a zombie apocalypse but this time our protagonist is a cat and how he survives and the stories he will see through this world chaos.
very good all the stories, eye-catching and always kept me worried about the cat and in the situations in which it found itself hahaha the only problem it has is that the hook of seeing this world through the eyes of a cat is very eye-catching and new, but the bad thing is that some of the stories in which he found himself and what humans went through were ... among the most clichéd that exist in the world of zombies, but the fact of having this cat makes it a little more entertaining.
If you like the genre of survival, zombies and also cats, this story is for you.

la historia de un apocalipsis zombie pero esta vez nuestro protagonista será un gato y como él va sobreviviendo y las historia que va viendo a través de este caos mundial.
muy buenas todas las historias, llamativas y siempre me mantuvo preocupado por el gato y en las situaciones en las que se encontraba jajaaj el unico problema que tiene es que el gancho del ver este mundo a través de los ojos de un gato es muy llamativo y novedoso, pero lo malo es que algunas de las historias en la que él se encontraba y lo que pasaban los humanos era de los más cliché que existe en el mundo de los zombies, pero el hecho de tener a este gato lo hace un poco más entretenido.
si te gusta el género de supervivencia, zombies y tambien gatos esta historia es para ti.

The most adorable zombie apocalypse manga you'll ever read

Who said cats aren't emotional creature and don't care about us humans?
Follow Yuki the cat on his adventues as he and his human friends protect eachother from crazed flesh eating zombies
There might not be much in writing for this manga, but the art more than makes up for it
The artstyle is so simple yet effective, the cat is so expressive, there's no need for words to understand and enjoy this manga

If you love fluffy kitties and bloody horror, then this manga is the perfect combo for you

The cat's balls is shown so much that I'm starting to think that this manga was created for female felines.

Story: The cat has several different owners throughout the series. And the story changes pretty drastically every time a new cat owner / protagonist takes over. I loved the first, got bored at the second, and finally hated the last owner's story. Even though it's a short story, we have plenty of drama involving weak minded women and psychotic children to make it feel like Zombies isn't the biggest problem you can have.

Art: The art is not bad, but it's rough. Like the Attack on Titan ... style, rough lines, questionable shadowing and facial expressing that lack details. The animals are cute, but the humans and zombies are generally subpar.

Characters: Most of the characters were likable. But unfortunately, they switch out the characters too much and increases the drama as the stories go on. In other words, the characters are more and more mentally unstable as the story moves on. Starts with Amazing characters, Turns into Generic and Acceptable. Ends with Horrific and exaggerated ones.

Overall: The cat is the MacGuffin. It doesn't really do anything in the story. It's simply a reason to be able to show so many different perspectives. Since it's a short manga (just one omnibus volume) it's a good way to make it interesting. The plot is still pretty boring though.