Summary: Where does the anime end?
| Anime Ends At | Episode 12 |
|---|---|
| Manga Starts From | Volume 4, Chapter 15 |
Synopsis
Subaru Mikazuki, a reclusive mystery novelist who is not good with people, adopts a stray cat named Haru. This story uniquely unfolds from the alternating perspectives of both Subaru and Haru, warmly depicting their journey of becoming a family as they gradually come to understand each other without words. It's a heartwarming daily-life story that touchingly portrays Subaru slowly opening up to the outside world through his life with Haru.
Review
The greatest charm of this work is its innovative method of storytelling from both human and cat perspectives. The misunderstandings that arise from their inability to communicate verbally, and the moments of connection they share, are delicately portrayed. It's a recommended piece for not only cat lovers but for anyone seeking a heartwarming story. The sight of the protagonist, Subaru, growing as a person after meeting Haru is sure to gently envelop the viewer's heart. A gem of a healing anime, filled with both laughter and tears.
FAQ
Where can I start reading the manga to continue the story after the 'My Roommate is a Cat' anime? To continue the story right after the anime's final episode, you should start reading from Volume 4, Chapter 16 of the original manga. This is where the new, unadapted story begins.
How much of the manga did the anime cover? The anime adapted the manga's story up to Volume 4, Chapter 14. Therefore, if you want to read the continuation, you can begin right from Chapter 15 to seamlessly follow the plot.
Do I need to read the manga from the beginning? While the anime is a very faithful adaptation, the manga offers subtle details and character thoughts that are worth experiencing. However, you can jump straight to Volume 4, Chapter 15 to continue the story and still fully enjoy it.
