
Great artwork, though a bit confusing. The patterns on the shoji, on the clothes and the movements of the ghost all blur together in lots of patches of black and white, so it's hard to see what's actually happening. I guess in the arnime, that can become more clear. I do however totally agree that whoever hurts cats deserves anything they get.

These drawings are fabulous. It reminds me of the art from Roger Rabbit, Rupert Bear, Winnie the Pooh (the original drawings, not Disney), and even Tintin. Not at all manga-lized, really original. Real puppies and kitties, and real little boys at the same time. Simple and super funny. This is a major artist at work, people.... Hopefully there's lots more to come!
This is probably understandable for Japanese from Kansai, but I don't get it
they were probably from another region.
I mean the whole story... there's too little script apart from that Kansai thing. To become understandable or enjoyable to everyone, a comic kind of needs a script, doesn't it? Sometimes mangaka seem to forget all about the script...