Kunagi, Jones, and Kaoru have set out to try to find out more about Kunagi's past and cure his amnesia. After they help a young girl named Lily, the crew are invited to spend the night in her village. Things take a turn for the strange when they discover that the entire village worships cats!

A virus spreads across the world, transforming all humankind into wild, slavering, furry beasts: cats, to be precise. Those few survivors who remain human take refuge in the dark corners of the earth as they fight back against the feline horde. Kunagi, a man with no memory of his past yet a deep knowledge of cats, struggles to hold on with only his wits and a will to survive. Yet the virus transmits merely through cuddles, and Kunagi finds kitties so hard to resist! Is his willpower strong...

The money, the looks, the brains... rich banker Abdon Timpson has it all - and he knows it. But his uppity arrogance doesn't help Abdon when the sheriff cuffs him and locks him up for the night. There's a gunman on the loose, and this outlaw is a dead ringer for Abdon. The shootings don't stop when Abdon's in jail, though, and it looks like Abdon's folks have been hiding something from him. Abdon learns a thing or two about himself - and it isn't pretty.

The city is overrun by adorable fluffy disease vectors that used to be human...and they want cuddles! Now, with Tsutsumi's allergies as a cat detector, Kunagi is striving to keep his small band of survivors from going feline. But when a peculiar white kitty with a large jewel produces an earsplitting screech, all the cats in the city converge on their location! When their cat energy merges into a massive mystical cat beast, will Kunagi be able to draw it away?

Kunagi and company manage to return home with their new friend, the super-intelligent cat Jones. Everyone's happy to have a cat to dote on! However, the good times don't last as a new threat soon emerges when the base is attacked by a horde of animals being controlled by cats! Can humanity survive?!

Infamous low-lives, the Strong brothers will do anything for a quick buck, but this was going to be no ordinary kidnap. They are paid to abduct two young men, and don't ask too many questions when their paymaster gives them some unusual instructions. Then as the boys' father races to rescue his sons, he realises that their snatching is linked to dark secrets from his old life as a bounty hunter.

Sheriff Owen Rowlands' closest friend Renard has gone missing. Searching his friend's ransacked house, the lawman finds a dying man on the bed - but no sign of Renard. Determined to track down his friend, Rowlands investigates links to a mysterious gang, only to find that his old friend was not what he seemed. As he hunts down the gang to their mountain lair, a deadly secret is unravelled, and the sheriff finds that his world is flipped upside down.

After the cats launched their oh-so-adorable co-ordinated attack, the human's base of operations has fallen. Kunagi is knocked out and comes to only to discover that his comrades have been turned into cuddly kitties! Are there any other humans left, or has the world truly gone to the cats?!

After an adorable apocalyptic event nearly turned every human into cats, the survivors struggle to survive and resist turning into kitties themselves! Kunagi and Kaoru set out on a rescue mission, hoping to free some fellow survivors under siege at a local shopping mall. Once there they meet a new ally: a super intelligent Devon Rex!

The world has fallen under the long shadow of a cat apocalypse. Mankind has been overwhelmed by the power of their fearsome floof, turning into cats one after another. Those few survivors who remain live in a world on the precipice of total collapse. In a new age where cats are everything, is there any future for what's left of mankind?! The absurd tale of kitty-cat armageddon continues!

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