Nekojiru Udon

Let's be clear. This is probably the most mature manga you're gonna read. There is no moral, no sympathy and no shame. To be able to enjoy the nihilistic themes and immoral-but-truthful messages of this manga you need to keep everything neutral and be the third person, cause this stories are direct lines and pictures that violate your moral and human beliefs and leave them questionable. They represents a real world, though we mostly see cats. There is no savior, no cuteness, no friendship, and no hope. If you're still in the good-and-evil-fighting-in-the-battlefield-of-mind age of your life you probably just gonna consider it ' evil ' and ' sick ', and it's none of them. It's just honest, and trying to tell you a story that not everyone is able to tell you.

Story 10/10
Couldn't be more clear than this. Asks you some serious questions about your existence. though the methods are really different here.

Art 10/10
Pretty simple. Priceless, showing how they are enjoying themselves.

Character 10/10
Just two kids that know two much for their ages and witness some horrors but tend to have fun.

Enjoyment 10/10
Unbelievably satisfied my brain.

Overall 10/10
Again, It's not a story you read to feel good. It's a collection of serious questions about humanity, morals, death and existence. Have fun. :)

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This series is dark and surreal but overall very good. The characters are cute but have no morals, killing or abusing anything that bothers them. The art is simplistic and reminds me of a children's cartoon at times which adds to the air of "innocence" that the story seems to give off despite being very grotesque underneath. At the start of the series it doesn't seem like there's any over-arching plot but some chapters have call-backs to the previous ones so eventually there's something tying it all together, though this was a bit confusing to me when I first started reading since I wasn't used to the style.
Definitely would recommend this to anyone interested in dark comedy, surrealism, or "mentally ill art" (if that makes sense).

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